Lonborg And Talbot Join Hard Luck Pitching Club
Boston’s Jim Lonborg and New York’s Fred Talbot each lost in late innings, adding to the night of heartbreaks as Lonborg no-hit bid ends in ninth and Talbot’s leads collapse with a Twins win. Weather hampers NY, MO and other AL teams with cold conditions. The Bahamas archipelago spans 600 miles and encompasses 3,000 islands and rocks.
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Biddeford Baseball Seeks Youth Players For 1968 Braves
Registration for the Biddeford Braves Babe Ruth League team and a possible second Biddeford squad will be held Sunday at 157 Cleaves Street. Boys 13 before Aug 1 to 16 by that date may join, bring birth certificates, and meet coaches. If enrollment is strong a second Biddeford team may enter the Northern York County League, with room for up to 15 more players if the previous team’s 12 eligible players return.
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Desrosiers Rolling For State Class B Crown
Western Maine bowler Ronnie Desrosiers of Biddeford faces Warren Workman of Ellsworth in the first half of the Class B state title match at 20th Century Lanes. The 4 PM contest follows Desrosiers Western title win over 58 bowlers. second half set for Ellsworth later.
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Saskatchewan’s 10,000 Lakes Yield 19 Million Pounds Fish
Canada’s Saskatchewan region reports annual fish harvest of about 19 million pounds from its vast lake system, reflecting substantial aquatic production and regional fishing activity.
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Harrington Drafted by Celtics After Maryland Prowess
Richard Harrington a 6-5 Morse High School graduate from Bath, Maine, was chosen in the 11th round by the Boston Celtics after starring for the University of Maryland. He mentored Thornton Academy rivals, consistently scoring over 20 points and dominating the boards in eight meetings with Morse.
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Pistons land two first round picks in 1964 NBA draft
New York AP report details Detroit Pistons selecting Sonny Dove of St Johns and All-America guard Jimmy Walker from Providence. The club also eyes Terry Dischinger, Dave DeBusschere, and others as they pursue a power move in the Eastern Division.
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Massachusetts Senate approves bill to curb race results in progress
The Massachusetts Senate advanced a bill to ban transmitting horse or dog racing results from an hour before the first race to 39 minutes after the last. The measure targets newspapers news services and radio stations broadcasting in‑progress results. Senate leaders clash over press freedom and bookie operations.
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A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum
Color production of the musical by Defuse presents Zero Mostel and Phil Silvers delivering a comic tale. The show features comedic songs and satirical scenes as a stage treat.
K. K. Shoe Shop League crowns champions at banquet
The K. K. Shoe Shop girls bowling league held its annual banquet at the Oak Ledge Hotel in Saco. The Wild Ones were named 1966 67 champions and received trophies. Team members included Germaine Grant Lucille Frechette Lillian Fradette Maggie Petrin Margaret Coulombe and Rita Bineau. Second place Jokers were Pauline Neault Bea Chretien Jackie Fourrier Trudy Corriveau and Carol Fra.
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Trophies Awarded At 20th Century Lanes Ceremony
Lulian Fradette won the High Average Trophy while Germaine Grant took the High Triple Trophy and Pauline Neault earned the High Single Trophy. Master of ceremonies was Nick Gillis of the 20th Century Lanes.
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Braves Triumph at Atlanta Stadium in 4-0 Shutout
Braves blanked the Chicago Cubs 4-0 at Atlanta Stadium as Dick Kelley pitched a three hitless shutout through six innings, aided by six more scoreless frames from the bullpen. Billy Jones hit a two run homer for Atlanta amid a strong home stand while the club chase for the pennant tightens behind Cincinnati and St Louis.
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Red Knight Golfers Triumph And Lose
In a tripel team golf match at St Anselm's College the Red Knight golfers from St Francis beat Stonehill 5-2 but lost to St Anselm's 6-1. Ferrante of St Anselm's had the low 77, while Lovett and Parr led SF and SA in individual matches with wins and narrow losses.
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