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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1963
Page
6
Camilo Pascual returned to form for the Twins, defeating the New York Yankees 4-1 as he allowed six hits and eight strikeouts. Roger Maris homered in the seventh, but Pascual’s early control and a strong showing helped Minnesota move a step closer to their target. The day also saw Boston, Detroit, and Cleveland win, with Morehead and Freehan delivering key blows for the Red Sox and Tigers respectively.
Biddeford High upset Thornton Academy 8 to 5 at Waterhouse Field in a Telegram Baseball League game. A six run second inning broke the game open for Biddeford as Ken Chenard pitched a full game for his second win. Bobby Bourque starred at the plate with key hits, while Thornton drew nine walks and misplayed several balls.
Cheverus High of Portland overwhelmed Biddeford's St Louis High 15 to 9 to seize sole possession of first in the league standings at Deering Oaks. A seven run second inning, aided by six walks and three errors, fueled the Stags as Don Fecteau went 4 for 5 in the loss for St Louis. Belisle led a late Saints rally with a three run triple in the fourth, but Cheverus held on for the win and momentum in the race.
St. Louis Junior High defeated Beach St. Louis Junior High of Biddeford 10 to 8 in a four hour, six ten inning contest at Old Orchard field. Peter Verrill stole home in the seventh to tie. Camire doubled with the bases loaded in the tenth to win for St. Louis, while Lariviere made two key catches. Old Orchard pitchers issued 17 passes and struck out 20. Beaulieu and Tremblay fanned 17 and walked 9 for St. Louis.
A public safety note warns that many boating accidents happen in clear visibility and ample time for prevention. The guidance emphasizes practical actions and alerts readers to stay vigilant while on the water.
Don Saucier defended his Twin City title at Pastime lanes against Gerry Bissonette. After leading 1,184 to 1,120 in the first ten strings, the match tightened with a 1,019 to 1,028 final tally as Bissonette closed within nine pins. The bout featured odd breaks and never more than 22 pins separating the players.
Bowlaway defeated Angers Market in a Pony league clash at 20th Century Lanes Biddeford last night by 73 pins. Bowlaway totaled 1 542 with Dave Stack 328 and Tiny Frees 316 leading Angers Market 1 469.
Complete rosters announced by officers and coaches in Saco for the Saco Old Orchard Little League. President Armand Mercier and Recreation Director Charles Mistos urge unpicked boys aged 9 to 15 to watch for minor league registration. Rosters list teams including Bagley's Garnet Boudreau Winston etc with multiple coaches and sections among Lions Owen Davis Western Auto.
Boston Red Sox rookie pitcher Dave Morehead earned his second win without a loss as Boston beat Kansas City 3-2. Morehead, who signed with Boston after Ray Boone, improved to 2-0 with a 1.17 ERA, aided by late relief from Dick Radatz. George Alusik hit a homer and drove in a run with Malzone also homering in support. Radatz added strong relief, lowering his season ERA to 2.57 as Boston tied the Yankees for second place, 14 games behind the A's.
Spares for 223 extra pins while Bissonette had three strikes and 18 spares for 222 bonus pins. D. Saucier, 109, 11, 101, 97, 90, 99, 93, 109, 106, 110-1,019. G. Bissonnette, 91, 110, 98, 124, 99, 88, 111, 89, 194, 114-1,028.
The 17th Pepperell Bowling League banquet at Forefathers Inn Kennebunkport honored both Second Shift women and men with prizes for high team and averages. In the women Second Shift Park Lane won high team Lorraine Labbe high average Lucille Boilard high three strings Anna Forcier and high single. In the Second Shift men Moppers took high team Raymond Roberts high average Donald Nolette high three strings Richard Boudreau high single. First Shift women Twisters topped with Claire Lantagne high average Lila Mariello high three strings Aline Poitras high single. Special guests over 100 attendees included William Manning Tim Pas time lanes Nick Gillis Pepperell Manufacturing Anne Marie Paquet.
Scarborough reports Beech Ridge speedway opened with rain delaying the big $2.40 opener. Persistent drizzle soaked stands and track. 2 p.m. start canceled. Ernie Gahan traveled from Fonda to compete next week. officials planned two eight-lap Class A and B qualifiers plus consolations. Purse totaled $2,000 with $400 to Class A winner and $250 to Class B winner.
Jack Nicklaus, richest money winner of the year, says he can still improve his game after winning the $600 Tournament of Champions in Las Vegas by five strokes. He posted 273 total, 15 under par, with rounds of 64 68 72 69 and defeated Arnold Palmer and Tony Lema, who tied at 278 after Palmer 68. Bill Casper Jr. withdrew with a swollen left hand after eight holes.
Dr Steve Polackwich of the theme club shot three over par 75 to win the Maine State Golf Association handicap tournament at Biddeford Saco Country Club. Herber Cleveland was second in Class A gross with 77. several players tied for third with 79. Low net in Class A went to Larry Hodgman 78 69. others followed. In Class B Erwin Bates led with 84 gross. John Duffy won B net 86 70. Herschel Bates and his son posted best ball net.
The Chicago Cubs, once mocked for their revolving coach system, stay within two games of the NL lead after a 3-2 win over Milwaukee. Merritt Ranen homered and drove in two, Lindy McDaniel saved every win in the three-game set, as Pittsburgh and San Francisco jockeyed for position behind the leaders. The Polo Grounds crowd watched Willie Mays and Felipe Alou provide key blasts, while other NL action saw Houston, St. Louis, and Cincinnati chase late-inning drama and record tallies.
Kentucky Derby winner Chateaugay, a/multimillion colt from Darby Dan Farm, sailed past Never Bend Candy Spots and others to win the $151,400 Derby at Churchill Downs. Jockey Braulio Baeza rode as trainer Jimmy Conway predicted peak form next fall, with Never Bend second Candy Spots third No Robbery fifth. The triumph, worth $108,900, leaves Chateaugay with $134,770 from nine starts, as No Robbery misses the Preakness due to shin trouble.
Swede Nelson, famed New England football figure, will keynote the 1963 Sports Night at St Francis College on Thursday May 16. The event honors athletic achievement with the Nelson Award for sportsmanship chosen by the Gridiron club after national polling. Nelson, a Navy veteran and trustee of several institutions, has long led sports and civic efforts in the region.
Traip Academy’s Rangers defeated Old Orchard Beach High School 12-6 in a Southern York County League game at the Beach. Traip piled 14 hits off Seagull pitchers, the Beach boys’ second SYCL loss, as Traip evened its record at 1-1.
The University of Houston has dominated NCAA golf, securing the national title six of the last seven years, illustrating a remarkable period of dominance by the Cougars.
Major League star Bill Freehan of the Tigers blasted two homers and drove in five runs in Detroit's 12 to 4 victory over Baltimore. Ray Herbert of the White Sox pitched shutout baseball against Washington, allowing only three hits in an 8-0 win, fanning seven and issuing one walk for his third victory.
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