Terry Shuts Down Yankees In Clean Victory
Ralph Terry earned a 4-0 win for Cleveland over his former Yankees with a seven inning two-hit performance and a surprising screwball query from Tom Tresh. The White Sox and Angels also posted wins while Camilo Pascual allowed six Baltimore hits in Minnesota’s 9-2 victory. Versalles drove in four as Detroit and Kansas City saw no action.
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Pro Basketball Draft Begins With High Stakes Picks
New York and San Francisco reap early benefits as the NBA draft opens. The Warriors and Knicks hold two of the first four selections based on coin toss outcomes, with Bradley likely shaping Knicks plans if chosen. Subsequent picks follow inverse percentage records led by Detroit Baltimore Philadelphia.
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Mike Ryan Wins Narrow Points Decision in Pittsfield
In Pittsfield Massachusetts Mike Ryan 147 pounds from Lowell edged Sammy Campbell 141 pounds of Boston on a close points decision. Ryan narrowly out pointed Campbell in a competitive match.
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Sloppy Fielding Sends Red Sox To Third Straight Loss
Boston drops a 6-4 game at Los Angeles as Carl Yastrzemski and Tony Conigliaro falter at the plate. A fifth inning relay error by Yastrzemski and a late squeeze bunt by Fred Newman decide the game, with Boston mounting a ninth inning rally but falling short.
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Holy Name Bowling League Banquet Honors 32nd Year
The Holy Name League held its 32nd annual banquet at Cascades Lodge after a season at Pastime Lanes. Boston College won the league and received trophies and individual awards while Rev. Cornelius Enright Rev. Maurice Goan Father White and Father Burke attended. Billy Manning outlined plans to grow teams next season.
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York Golf Squad Defeats Kennebunk High 5-1
York High defeated Kennebunk High 5-1 in a schoolboy golf match. Brown beat Walsh 2-1, Weare beat Tibbetts 1 up in best ball, Smith beat Tripp 2-1, Latine beat Kneeland 3-2, with York taking best ball 1 up.
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Hearing Set On Blocking Clay Liston Bout
A Suffolk Superior Court hearing was scheduled to decide a bid by District Attorney Garrett Byrne to block the May 25 heavyweight rematch between Cassius Clay and Sonny Liston. Judge Felix Forte indicated a proper cause existed and noted Intercontinental Promotions Inc. controls the promotion. Both fighters did not attend the hearing.
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Baseball score roundup and upcoming games
Today's schedule features Pittsburgh at Chicago and Los Angeles at Cincinnati in twilight games. Friday's slate includes Houston at Chicago Cincinnati at Pittsburgh N St Louis at Philadelphia N Milwaukee at New York Los Angeles at San Francisco. Standings show Chicago leading American with 138 wins and 72.2 percent, Minnesota 115 and 68.8 percent, Los Angeles 118 and 57.9 percent, Cleveland 87 and 53.3 percent, Baltimore 99 and 50.0 percent, Kansas City 4 and 25.0 percent. Results list Chicago 4 Detroit 0 Cleveland 4 New York 0 Minnesota 9 Baltimore 2. Baltimore at Minnesota and New York at Cleveland played, others postponed. Night games include Chicago at Minnesota and Detroit at Baltimore.
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Trotters and Pacers at Cumberland Fair Tonight
Tonight at Cumberland Fair a harness racing card features eight races starting at 7:30. Race One offers $350 for trotters with entrants Dark Thrust Debbie Mac Darnley Boy and The Debutante among others. Race Eight closes with $350 pace including Boy Again and Sound Barrier.
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St Andre's Defeats Biddeford JHS 14 10 in League Game
St. Andre's School defeated Biddeford Junior High 14 to 10 at Waterhouse Field. Laliberte earned the win with 11 strikeouts and four walks, fending off a late Biddeford rally as Roy relieved him in the final inning.
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Thornton Golfers Down Tigers 6 0 in Cape Arundel meet
Kennebunkport Thornton Academy blanked Biddeford High 6 0 at Cape Arundel links. Bob Polackwich led with 76 for medal honors as TA beat Ferne tt 8 7 and Wendleken 6 5 in singles. TA remains undefeated after three matches, with two wins and a tie. Kennebunk visits Thornton next Monday.
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Major League leaders and batting pitching stats show wide leaders
Summary of top players across the leagues with leaders in batting runs and RBIs. Notable names include Allen, Coleman, Tracewski, Harper, Mays, Banks, Mathews, Covington, Wills, Brock, Ellis, Giusti, Gibson, Marichal, Drysdale, Causey, Green, Oliva, Powell, Aparicio, Campaneris, and Pascual among others with runs, RBIs, hits, triples, home runs, and pitching wins and strikeouts.
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Surgery Performed on Elston Howard
Elston Howard of the New York Yankees underwent surgery to remove bone chips from his right elbow at Lenox Hill Hospital. Dr. Sidney Gaynor reported two small chips were removed and the operation appears successful. If recovery goes as planned, Howard could begin exercises in three weeks.
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Wells High Girls Run Up 30–5 Victory Over South Berwick
Wells High School girls softball crushed South Berwick 30 to 5 in a Tuesday game. The Warriorettes also beat North Berwick 49 to 19 on Monday and plan a home match May 12 at the Wells athletic field against York High School.
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Pitcher Ralph Terry Shuts Out Yankees 4-0
Ralph Terry of the Indians limited his former Yankee teammates to three hits and no walks in a 4-0 victory. Zoilo Versalles fueled Minnesota with four RBIs on a triple, double and two singles in a 9-2 win over Baltimore. Lopez and McDowell fanned 29 in Los Angeles and Cleveland games.
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Pitter Patters Win Union League Bowling Crown
The Pitter Patters defeated the Clampettes 1 1 4 7 6 to claim the T W U A A F L C championship at the 20th Century Lanes. Lorraine Foss 317 Dolores Caron 304 Rita Doran 301 led the victors while Monique Godhbout 325 topped the losers and the match.
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Sanford Linksmen Defeat Beach 4-2 in York County Golf
Sanford High tops Old Orchard Beach High 4-2 on the links. Bostis beat Schmidt 4-2. Howgate edged Stevens 5-4. Best Ball contest won by Sanford 5-4. Tremblay beat Fowler 21. Marshall defeated Bourque 1 up in best ball at Old Orchard Beach.
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Bunning Beats Spahn At His Own Game
Bunning defeats Spahn at Shea Stadium as the Phillies pitcher hits an opposite-field homer for his first NL home run in a 1-0 win over the Mets. Spahn allows four hits in a four-hitter but takes the loss as Bunning improves to 2-3. Giants rally in 10th, Mays homers, McCovey caps with a triple and double. Dodgers, Cubs win in other NL games.
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Calderwood Stops Persol In Light Heavyweight Bout
Scottish boxer Chic Calderwood defeats Johnny Persol of New York by points in Solihulls England, outpointing him in a ten round light heavyweight matchup.
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Scotland
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New York
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