Carry Back Regarded As Game Derby Race Horse
In Louisville, Kentucky Carry Back wins the 87th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs in a dramatic come-from-behind finish. Trainer Jack Price calls him the best of a poor lot, praising the horse after a memorable victory over Crozier. Carry Back’s earnings push his career purse to $612,868 from 29 starts.
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Victor Canzano Girls To Stage Handicap Event
The TWUA AFL-CIO Girls Vic tor Canzano league will hold its annual handicap bowling rolloff at the 20th Century lanes this evening at 6 30. A field of 30 or more is expected in this event with a trophy donated by Local 305 and cash prizes for top bowlers. season averages and handicaps are listed for competitors such as B Thames R Strickland P Tanguay Myers Guertin Adams Fec teau Lessard and many others.
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Victor Canzano League
Ollowing
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R. Strickland
P. Tanguay
Myers
P. Guertin
M. Adams
J. Fecteau
N. Lessard
G. Jacques
G. LePage
E. Harper
S. Regina
C. Hersey
D. Ross
L. Oliver
B. Stackpole
C. Binette
D. Blais
D. Lessard
P. Cloutier
T. Lizotte
J. Bisson
D. Dube
P. Ruel
B. Bernier
D. Demers
T. Lachance
Jadeau
L. Kerrick
Tailors Rout St Mary In Bowling Sweep At 20th Century
American Tailor Shop defeated St Mary by 106 pins at 20th Century lanes on Sunday. Norm Gagne scored 303 and Phil Stebbins 301 leading the winners to a 1468 total while Billy Doran Jr. had 299 for St Mary as the losers totaled 1362.
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St. Mary
Tailors
Norm Gagne
Phil Stebbins
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N. Gagne
P. Stebbins
Rn. Sharkey
J. O'Leary
T. Fleurant
P. Parenteau
T. Neary
R. Reay
F. Kelley
B. Doran
Unknown Bowler Nails First Perfect 300 at Masters
A 23-year-old from Los Angeles, Alvin Bud Horn Jr., bowled the eighth and final qualifying game a 300 to join the finals with a 1648 total. It was the first 300 in the 11 year Masters history and the 18th perfect game on ABC lanes since 1901, as Masters play continues.
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Los Angeles
Alvin
Bud) Horn
Horn
Firemen Probe Cause Of Blaze In Poulin Farm Home
Firemen from seven communities battled a wind whipped blaze Saturday that destroyed an estimated 21000 dollars of property at the newly renovated farm home of Calvin P Poulin. Poulin said much of the family's clothing furniture and personal belongings were saved and there were no injuries reported.
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Nick Gillis Wins Western Maine Challengers Roll Off
Nick Gillis of Western Maine captured the sectional challenger title at Big 20 Lanes, posting 1,205 over 10 games to top a 28-bowler field. Chris Anton, Tony Kosky, and D. Saucier tied for second at 1,182. Don Saucier, Joe Lachance, and others followed with strong marks while Al Huot had a high game of 161. The top five earn a shot at Gillis’ crown, though Gillis holds it, so first challengers spot is forfeited.
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Nick Gillis
Gillis
Chris Anton
Tony Kosky
Scarborough
Portland
Don Saucier
Biddeford
Joe Lachance
al Huot
Anton
Kosky
Reed
D. Saucier
J. Lachance
D. Patchell
R. Vennell
FE. Fantasia
R. Choroszy
B. Pope
R. Legere
A Holland
Jensen Plans Return To Red Sox After Unpermitted Exit
Boston outfielder Jackie Jensen intends to rejoin the Red Sox after leaving the club without permission last Saturday. He phoned VP Dick O Connell and said he was en route to Los Angeles to contact manager Mike Higgins as the team prepares to play the Angels in Los Angeles tonight.
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Jackie Jensen
Boston Red Sox
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Dick O'Connell
Los Angeles
Mike Higgins
Red Sox
Angels
New Format Is Drawn Up For Two Classics
The New England Council of Principals adopted a revised format for the 1962 basketball and hockey tournaments to reduce classroom time loss and avoid CT withdrawal. Basketball quarterfinals set for March 17, semis and final March 23-24. hockey quarterfinals March 10, semis and final March 16-17 in Providence. Connecticut and five others plan to continue without Connecticut, with 1962 pairings listed and ski and cross country events noted for Hanover and UConn.
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Four-Run Second Sends Burns Past Biddeford JHS
In a Grammar school league game at Burnsfield, C. K. Burns defeated Biddeford Junior High 6 to 2. Burns struck early with four runs in the second inning, then added one in the third while holding Biddeford to two. Burns pitcher Ken Pike went the distance, fanning 11 and walking one, as Burns took advantage of five Biddeford errors and eight walks by the visitors.
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Rollicking Tigers Win Two More Reds Cop Eight Straight
The Telegram league sees intercity games with St Louis and Thornton Academy as Cheverus and Biddeford clash, while Cincinnati's eight straight wins fuel a busy MLB Sunday. The Reds sweep Milwaukee in a twin bill 5-4 and 0, with O'Toole and Koufax dominating alongside lively home-run bursts.
Norm Moultons Collect Countes League Rolloff
The Couples bowling league at Pastime Lanes held its handicap roll-off last night. Norm Moulton and partner won with 585 total aided by 20 pins. Pete Letourneau duo was second with 583 and a 10 pin bonus. Lee Ketcham team placed third with 577 and 38 pins. Remaining results: Pollock 566 with 46, Beaulieu 555 with 48, Huot 552 with none, Guay 517 with 4.
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Pete Letourneau
Lee Ketcham
Paul Pollock
Bob Beaulieu
Larry Huot
Donald Guay
Claire Lantagne Tops Pepperell Girls League Bowls
Claire Lantagne won the Pepperell first shift girls handicap roll-off at Pastime lanes with 299 for three strings aided by a six pin handicap. Doris Decoteaux and Lorraine Pererault tied for second with 286 each. The league will hold its annual banquet at the Wonderbar on Saturday May 13.
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Louise Lambert
Laurette ‘Oliver
R. Summey
R. Johnston
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P. Neault
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L. Hebert
M. Perreault
Gary Cooper Reaches 60 Amid Cancer Battle
Hollywood icon Gary Cooper turned 60 on Sunday while battling cancer. He received numerous birthday wishes as his illness became public. In a memo to newsmen he said he accepts it as God’s will and his friends note his steadfast faith and courage.
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Hollywood
Gary Cooper
Cardinal Spellman Treated For Eye Condition At Hospital
New York Cardinal Francis Spellman is in Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center Eye Institute for eye treatment. The hospital said the archbishop of New York entered Saturday and the condition is not considered serious, though the exact ailment was not disclosed.
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Francis Cardinal Spellman
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Eye Institute
Science at Work: reflexes, swordfish, and radiation germs
A weekly science note surveys fast table tennis returns and the brain’s split second timing activation for everyday crises. It notes swordfish are elusive in captivity and examines radiation resistant microbes like Micrococcus radiodurans discovered during food irradiation studies, survivable by ten thousand times human dose yet killed by heat.
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Andrew Gal
Hungary
Medical Tribune
Marine Studios
St. Augustine
Fla
A. W. Anderson
Oregon State University
Fear grows as Cuban crackdown targets press and clergy
The invasion era crackdown in Cuba saw arrest and imprisonment of American reporters, priests, and suspected dissidents. Many journalists were jailed or forced into hiding, churches searched, and exile refuges overwhelmed. Despite later releases, fear and demoralization persist while the underground movement collapses and a large dormant force awaits uncertain action.
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Farmington man killed by falling tree at work
Ellery n Rackliff, 50, of Farmington, was killed Sunday when a tree he felled struck him in the head. Authorities said he died within 110 minutes of the accident.
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Farmington
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