Kansas City Takes Lead With Rakow Shutout of Boston
Ed Rakow pitched a 3-1 win over the Red Sox to put Kansas City back atop the league as Wayne Causey delivered the deciding single. Boston dropped to a tie with the Yankees after Clete Boyer homered for Minnesota in a 4-3 New York win. Luis Aparicio and Joe Gaines hit consecutive ninth inning homers for Baltimore in an 8-5 win over Detroit, while Cleveland beat Chicago 5-2 behind Anne Ingerson.
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Associated Press
Ed Rakow
Kansas City
Boston
Wayne Causey
A’s
Red Sox
Rakow
New York Yankees
Clete Boyer
Minnesota
Baltimore
Luis Aparicio
Joe Gaines
Detroit
Cleveland
Los
Twins
Bill Stafford
Stafford
Earl Battey
York
Harry Bright
New
Aparicio
Gaines
Paul Foytack
Les Narum
Bob Johnson
Orioles
Narum
Wes Stock
Indians
Angels
Don Lee
Gary Bell
Bell
Sam McDowell
Lee
Ron Nischwitz
Senators
Larry Osborne
White Sox
Don Rudolph
Jim King
John Buzhardt
Washington
Are Nicholson
Chicagoans
Joe Nuxhall
St. Louis Cardinals
Nuxhall
Pittsburgh Pirates
Los Angeles Dodgers
al McBean
San Franccisco Giants
Pirates
New York Mets
Willie Mays
Polo Grounds
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee Braves
Philadelphia Phils
Houston Colts
Reds
San Diego
Cardenas
Pete Rose
de Broglio
Jack Fisher
Mets
Duke Snider
Snider
Roy Sievers
Phillies
Howie Goss
Colts
Houstons
Carl Warwick
Warwick
Cubs
Ron Santo
Billy Williams
Ernie Banks
Hank Aaron
Braves
Beach Horsemen Deny Litter On Pine Point Beach
In Scarborough area coverage the Pine Point horsemen Dick Howard Frank Smith and Jim Lombard defend their use of the beach for training while denying littering manure broken glass and hay. Trainers state they remove manure and waste, respect tides, and that no prior complaints existed. Cumberland County Attorney Stearns plans a Maine Supreme Court test case to decide if owners may exercise horses on the property. The parties await the court ruling before further action.
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Pine Point
Scarborough
Dick Howard
Frank Smith
Jim Lombard
Sam
Mr. Truman
Lombard
Cumberland County
Franklin F. Stearns
Maine Supreme Court
Truman
South Portland Tops St Louis At Alumni Field In Tele gram League
South Portland rallied for six runs in the sixth to beat St Louis 9 to 6 at the St Louis Alumni Field. John Prescott and Rickie Hunt dueled on the mound before the decisive frame as Don Tremble and Don Fee Teau sparked the Saint attack with early home runs.
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South Portland
St. Louis
Riday
John Prescott
Saint Frosh
Rickie Hunt
Saints
Don du
Tremble
Don Feeteau
Dick Lemieux
Prescott
Lewandowski
Lee Plummer
Portland
Title Bout Delayed To July
The heavy weight title rematch between champion Sonny Liston and Floyd Patterson is postponed from June 27 to July 22 in Las Vegas due to Pattersons ailing right hand. Promoter Al Bolan said Patterson cannot spar for at least three weeks and the knee injury Liston suffered earlier also affected plans. Unable to reach Liston, Bolan noted adviser Jack Nilon reacted similarly to the postponement. Memphis segment mentions Ernie Burford and Bill Belchia among middleweights.
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New York
Sonny Liston
Exchamp
Floyd Patterson
Las Vegas
Patterson
al Bolan
Championship Sports Inc
Gene
Paciacoen
Highland Mills
N.Y
Florida
Blic
Floyd
Union City
N.J
Ray
Quippo
Liston
Miami Beach
Bolan
Denver
Jack Nilon
Nilon
Biddeford Saco softball league names officers and schedule
The Biddeford Saco softball league elected officers including Adelbert Hunt as vice president and Ray Belanger as secretary. A 30 game schedule was adopted with games at Memorial field or West Memorial field on May street Biddeford and makeup matches at the Elks field in Saco. Teams signed up include York Heel Biddeford-Saco AFL-CIO American Cyanamid Sanford and Saco Tanning plus a sponsorless team managed by Fred Hayes. Umpires listed are Chick Tanguay Richard Lajeunesse Joe Goulet Bob Libby Babe Loranger Joe Tardif and Paul Langelier.
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Biddeford
Saco
Adelbert Hunt
Ray Belanger
Larry Bergeron
Antonio Dallaire
A Curti
Raymond Tardif
Ray Berthiaume
Memorial Field
West Memorial Field
May Street
Wells Warriors top York in close track triangular meet
Wells Warriors edged York by one point to win the triangular track meet here Friday as Sanford finished third. Wells totaled 61,2 points led by Bill Byrnes who won the 100 yard dash, 120 low hurdles and high jump. Andre and Marvel anchored the team in hops and sprints, with York and Sanford each claiming multiple event places in a hurly meet.
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Wells
York
Sanford
Bob Alexandre
Jim Marvel
Bill Byrnes
Kalmen
Nowell
Alexandre
Tie Rice
Gourde
Langlois
Abbe
Filson
Donnell
Wright
Winslow
Mavel
Randall
Bridges
Neault
Tie J Oe
Phillips
Nowell i
Bennett
Sie — Kaplin
Wadell
Dinsmore
Griffin
Balantine
Johnson
Carpenter
Byrnes
Wold
Story
Thurston
Guignard
Rice
Mile — Donnell
Kaplin
Wafell
LaPierre
Magness
Thurgon
Saunders
Woodsom
Dowell
Simmonds
Laght
Minor Leaguers Report at Decary Field Pool Road
Biddeford minor leaguers aged 8 to 10 will report at Decary Field on Pool Road at 6 pm. The notice also mentions 11 and 12-year-olds as players, with other details incomplete.
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Biddeford
Decary Field
Pool Road
Eres
Small But Banner Field Enters Kentucky Derby
A small but banner field of sophomore racing stars and 100000 Derbygoers highlighted the 89th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. Candy Spots, No Robbery, and Never Bend were early favorites among nine 3-year-olds, with post positions 6 7 and 9 raising questions for the 108900 prize. Investor surprised as a 100 to 1 entry amid crowded Derbytown prep and CBS telecast plans.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
Downs
Wathen Knebelkamp
CBS
Rex Ellsworth
Greentree Stable
Never Bend
Cain Hoy
Darby Dan
Chateaugay
Patrice Jacobs
Bonjour
B.J. Ridhder
Royal Tower
Walnut Hill Farm
Gray Pet
Ambush Stable
On My Honor
J. J. Cherock
Leprise throws no hit game against Old Orchard Beach
St Ignatius pitcher Roger Laprise stars in a 5 0 win over Old Orchard Beach at Sanford securing the third no hit game this season for the Spartans. Laprise struck out 16 with no walks and was one out from a perfect game before an error by John Lambert in the seventh.
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St. Ignatius
Spartan
Roger Leprise
Old Orchard Beach
Sanford
Roger Valliere
Holy Rosary
Rochester
N. H
Kennebunk
Roger Laprise
John Lambert
Laprise
Team rosters to be announced for May 8 9 events
Officials say rosters for the upcoming May 8 and May 9 events will be released later. Reports indicate schedules and participant lists are forthcoming as organizers finalize entries.
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Ers
Bissonnette And Saucier Duel In Bowling Final Ten
Don Saucier leads Gerry Bissonnette by 64 pins after posting 1 184 to 1 120 in the semifinal strings. The final match is set for Sunday at Pastime lanes Biddeford with a 4 p.m. start, delayed by a prior misunderstanding.
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Twin City
Don Saucier
Gerry Bissonnette
Biddeford
Saucier
Bissonnette
Twins Sell Jim Lemon to Phillies in Cash Deal
The Minnesota Twins announced the sale of outfielder Jim Lemon to the Philadelphia Phillies in a straight cash transaction. The price was not disclosed. Lemon, 35, had been used primarily as a pinch hitter this season, appearing seven times with two singles.
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ST. Paul-Minneapolis
Minnesota Twins
Jim Lemon
Philadelphia Phillies
Twins
Minnesota
Lemon
York County Savings Bank annual meeting set for May 8 1963
Legal notices report annual meeting of the corporators to elect officers and transact business in York County. Also licensure hearing at Old Orchard Beach Town Hall May 7 1963 for several club and hotel liquor licenses. Probate notices announce estates in Alfred Biddeford York Kennebunkport Eliot Saco and Parsonsfield with executors and administrators named.
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York County Savings Bank
Leo B. Shevenell
State OF Maine
Alfred
County of York
Biddeford
J.raymond Hobbins
Fxlmund Hobbins
J. Raymond Hobins
Laura S. Hooper
York
Richmond S. Hooper
Anna Mosser Roberts
Kennebunkport
Canal National Bank
Stella B. Titus
Eliot
Ansel F. Bowden
Donald P. Allen
Grace E. Ridlon
Parsonsfield
Hugh W. Hastings
Woodrow Vallely
Petition for Pardon of David Geutras Granted Hearing Planned
Augusta April 16 1963 notice announces a petition for the pardon of David Geutras South Berwick convicted of illegal transportation of intoxicating liquor. It states the hearing will be held before the Governor and Council in the Council Chamber Augusta on Wednesday June 5 1963 at 2 PM, with Paul A MacDonald as Secretary of State.
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Augusta
David Geutras
South Berwick
Paul A. MacDonald
Kennebunkport Officials Set May 6 Liquor License Hearing
The Municipal Officers of Kennebunkport will hold a public meeting at the Municipal Offices at 10 A.M. on Monday May 6 1963 to consider Constantine Daeris doing business as Spicers Galley Kennebunkport for a part time spirituous and vinous liquor license. The selectmen are M Abbott Pendergast L Clifford Maling Charles R Butts.
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Kennebunkport
Constantine Daeris
Spicers
M. Abbott Pendergast
L. Clifford Maling
Charles R. Butts
Restaurant liquor license hearing for Van's Cafe Old Orchard Beach
On May 13 1963 at 7 30 P M the Municipal Licensing Board holds a hearing in Old Orchard Beach Maine to grant Fotis Alexander Hadiaris doing business as Van's Cafe at 15 West Grand Avenue a Restaurant Malt and Spirituous Liquor License All persons may appear to show cause why the application should not be granted Dated May 1 1963 Esther S Crowley Town Clerk
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Old Orchard Beach
Municipal Licensing Board
Norman Pare
Commander Vfw
Old Orchard Memorial Post
Atlantic Avenue
Sidney Sclare
Brunswick Hotel, Inc
Surf Street
Louis Vorias
Seven Seas
East Grand Avenue
Maureen Mokarzel
the Seafarer
Cascade Road
A. D
Fotis Alexander Hadiaris van
Kennebunkport to Hold Hearing on Part-Time Liquor License
The town will hold a public meeting at the Municipal Offices in Kennebunkport at eleven A M on Monday May 6 192 Liewelyn Lloyd-Davies D B A The House on the Hill seeks a part time spirituous and vinous liquor license Selectmen will conduct the hearing.
Hairdressers Examination Notice in Augusta Maine
The State Board of Hairdressers will hold an examination for hairdressers on Tuesday March 1963 at 9:00 am in Room 105 Office Building State House Augusta Maine. Applicants must bring kits with shoulder cloth manicuring tools comb hairpins cold wave rods in four sizes and hairdressing rollers in four sizes. Frank T. Kelly executive secretary.
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State Board OF Hairdressers
State House
Augusta
Maine
Frank T. Kelly
G M C 1958 Pick Up Clean And Excellent Condition
Buick pickup from 1958 in excellent condition offered by White Buick Co Biddeford contact 282 1575.
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BUICK
White Buick Co
Elm St
Biddeford
Corvair
Buick Co
EDSEL
Ite Buick Co
FORD
NASH
Plymouth
White
G.M.C
International
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Phil Libby
Memphis
Ernie Burford
Belchia
Toledo
Beach Ridge Speedway
Saxony
South Winds
Dolly Dawn
Small But Banner Field
Leprise
Legals
Esther, Crowley
State OF
Office OF Secretary OF State
Liewelyn Lloyd-Davies
Brideford - Seco
Soardh
Star Stables
Smithwheel Rd
Arundel
Green St
S.H
G.E.C. Reward
Cadillac
Chrysler
Rol & Tom's Jenney
Desoto
Smart's
DODGE
Pioneer
le Page Auto
Smart
LARK
Hutchins St
Pont’au
High St
Chevrolet
Falcon
Saco Avenue
Saco Ave
United Motor Sales
Forest Ave
Dodgi
Airport Auto Parts Inc
Con
Sunoco
Superior Auto Parts, Inc
Pane Life
Estern Auto
Dupont Cycle Shop
Quinn
Schwinn
A.A.A
Souliere
Brigg's Garage Inc
Roy
South St
Atlantic
Main St
Ed Schoff
West Kennebunk
Ouellette
Cleaves St
Dial
James P. Trough
Electrolux
Joseph Durfee
ESSO
Landry
Felix Bergeron
Vine Ave
City
Grover’s Radio
Dewey Ave
Clyde S. Marinus
Lewis Ave
Ralph’s
Bradbury St
Briggs-Stratton
Roland's
Wm. R. Cote
Forest St
Biddeford - Saco - Kennebunk
Yukon
R. H. Drown
St., Biddeford
Whitten
Neithercut
Joe Harper, Inc
Gordon’s
S&h
R. C. Blow
Blow Bros
Blow Brothers
Launder Clean Center
Elm- Graham Sts
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