Orioles Walker Blanks Senators In Loop Battle Lead
Orioles right-hander Jerry Walker improved to 3-0 with a five-hitter against the Washington Senators as Baltimore routed Washington 10-1 to close within two games of idle Cleveland. Reno Bertoia hit an eighth inning homer for the Senators, while Gus Triandos added a sixth homer for the Orioles who piled up 17 hits.
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Dubois To Enter Maine State Track Meet Pole Vault
Maine track coach Ed Styrna lists Roland Dubois of Saco among athletes to compete at Waterville State Meet, with Dubois selected for the pole vault event.
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Golf League Meeting at Kennebunk Arundel Clubhouse
Golf Twilight League players signed up in Kennebunk area will meet Monday at 7 p m at the Arundel Golf Course clubhouse. Final arrangements will be made before the league begins plays.
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Doyon Wins East End Club Handicap Rolloff
Clem Doyon of the Question Marks won the annual East End Club league Handicap bowling rolloff at 20th Century lanes last night. He carried a 52 pin handicap to a 488 total across four strings, leading a field of 16. Paul Vadnais of Greyhounds was second with 446 after a 64 bonus pins. Ralph Nolette of the Question Marks finished third with 441 and 32 handicap pins. High singles went to Ray Martin III, Ralph Vadnais II, and Ralph Nolette III. The East End club banquet is set for Thursday evening May 29 at Wonderabr Steak House.
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Textile League Plans Handicap Bowling Rolloff
The T. W. A. A. A. F. L.-C. 1. 0. men’s bowling league ends its 28 week season with a handicap roll-off at Pastime lanes. Eight five- person teams compete over a five string route, with bowlers receiving specified handicaps and tickets for a month’s banquet to follow.
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Musial hits 400th career homer to spark Cardinals win
Stan Musial belted his 400th major league home run off the Cubs to lift the St. Louis Cardinals to a 4 3 victory. The 37-year-old star joined Babe Ruth Jimmy Foxx Mel Ott Lou Gehrig and Ted Williams in the exclusive club, then downplayed the feat as he eyed a .300 season despite a 2 68 batting average. His 3,000th hit came last year in Chicago.
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Campy Night Draws Sell Out in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles, Campanella drew 93 103 paid at Memorial Coliseum for a charity exhibition benefiting Roy Campanella. The Dodgers beat the Yankees 6 2 as Campanella, wheeled by Pee Wee Reese, received a standing ovation. Estimated Campanella proceeds around 60 000 with Dodgers sharing half after Coliseum rental.
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Jacobs Leads Oklahoma City Golf Tourney
Tommy Jacobs of Whittier California shot an opening 66 six under par to lead the $25,000 Oklahoma City Open at Twin Hills Country Club in a second round chase. The 6,640 yard course proved a strict test as 148 players began the event, with top golfers muttering of a tougher layout.
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Red Sox lose rubber game of Tiger series in Detroit
Ike Delock loses unbeaten record amid wild pitch and misplayed bunt as Boston falls 3-1 to the Detroit Tigers in the rubber game. Maxwell singles, Lepcio scores, Kaline makes key plays. Sox drop to 9-10, Sullivan to start next vs Portocarrero or O'Dell. Del Baker's son Walter is reported seriously ill. Boo Ferris takes over first base duties.
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Musial hits 400th homer joins slugging greats
Stan Musial belted his 400th career homer at Busch Stadium to lift the St Louis Cardinals to a 4 8 victory over the Chicago Cubs. The 37 year old joined Babe Ruth Jimmy Foxx Mel Ott Lou Gehrig and Ted Williams as the only players with 400 plus homers. The win completed Card streaks as Norm Larker and George Crowe also homered and Lindy McDaniel earned the relief win.
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Sanford High Defeats Biddeford 8 0 in shutout game
Sanford Redskins blank Biddeford Tigers 8 to 0 at Goodalpark Sanford pushes ahead with two runs in opening frame and adds four in fifth plus singles in sixth and seventh Biddeford remains winless as errors and wild pitches help Sanford’s victory Chenard takes loss while Taylor improves to win.
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Charles Conklin to Bowl Westbrook Boy for Title
Youthful Charles Conklin of Biddeford meets Don Elwell of Westbrook in the Western Maine Junior Boys title match at Colonial Bowl in Wesbrook Saturday at 10 30 AM. Conklin holds a 137 pin first half lead after a 9 0 total. Elwell hoped to overcome on home lanes. Conklin, coached by state champion Nick Gillis, enjoys a strong season and seeks the crown vacated by Ralph Petit.
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Pitching Duel Highlights Portland St. Louis Game
Donnelly and Wright drove in runs while Clark connected on a three base hit. Pinette doubled as Wood and Clark stole two bases apiece. Portland struck early with a 8 0 lead, St. Louis rallied late, but Wright earned the win over Sevigny in a 5 to 4 finish.
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Gaspar Ortega Favored Over Stitch In Bout
Syracuse AP report notes Gaspar Ortega is favored to beat Rudy Stitch in tonight’s bout though Stitch seeks revenge for a split decision loss in their first encounter. Ortega leads on odds while Stitch vows to overturn the prior result.
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