Reds Cool Braves in Tight NL Race Takes Edge
Cincinnati Reds win three straight over Milwaukee Braves to close gaps atop the NL standings. Warren Spahn and Lew Burdette beaten as Cincinnati moves within a fraction of a percentage point of first. Giants, Cubs, and Phillies win to tighten NL outlook while AL action sees Colavito homer and Sullivan blank Orioles.
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Warren Spahn
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Seagulls Rally Past Kennebunk For Second Win
Old Orchard Beach blanked Kennebunk 14-5 at Kennebunk, improving to 2-2 while Kennebunk dropped to 1-2. Ralph Stickney collected four singles, Roger Gendron hit a homer, double and triple, and Gary Mullins earned his second win, fanning 15 over seven innings as Kennebunk hurler Coffin exited in the first inning.
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St Louis Chess Club Rout Biddeford In Close Match
The St Louis Chess Club defeated Biddeford High School 5-0 in St Louis. Winners for St Louis were Donald Lessard Norman Perreault Leroy Chretien Robert Lapierre and Reynald Martin. Lessard and Martin won in 15 and 16 moves. A return match is set for Tuesday at Biddeford High. St Louis will face Thornton Academy on May 14 and 21.
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Norman Perreault
Leroy Chretien
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Reynald Martin
Biddeford
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Hiram Ricker
Andre Cloutier
Lynn Carp
Biddeford High
Thornton Academy
Berlin bout ends with Scholz decision over Calzavara
Gustav Bubi Scholz from Germany, aged 163 pounds, outpointed Italian challenger Artenio Calzavara at 175 pounds in a Berlin fight last night. Scholz secured the win on points, overtaking Calzavara across the ten-round card.
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Artenio Calzavara
Italy
Silky Sullivan Wins Race To Start His Comeback
Silky Sullivan, back from a layoff, won the 6 furlong Roy Campanella Purse at Hollywood Park in 1 09 1 5. The chestnut star came from 15 lengths back to prevail amid an emotional scene with Campanella in the winner's circle. Trainer Reggie Cornell plans tubi treatments as Silky continues at the meeting.
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Williams Warns Hurlers About Throwing Inside
Boston star Ted Williams warns pitchers to avoid inside pitches as dangerous to batters. After a neck and shoulder ailment, he expects to return Tuesday and emphasized that inside pitches often hurt pitchers, while outside pitches are safer for batters.
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Boston Hurler Frank Sullivan Blanks Orioles
Boston pitcher Frank Sullivan returned to form by blanking Baltimore 5-0 on five innings. He allowed no Oriole to reach third, improving his ERA to 3.38 and helping Mike Higgins push his plan for a stronger Red Sox rotation. Sullivan also contributed two singles, while Pete Runnels and Jackie Jensen homered to widen the lead.
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Bill Renna
Colavito Steers Indians to 3-1 Victory at Chicago
Rocky Colavito homered for two runs and drove in three as Cleveland defeated Chicago 3-1, backing Cal McLish’s 4th straight win. Dick Donovan yielded all three Indians hits in six innings as Minoso and Colavito sparkled. Boston and Detroit also won, extending AL leads and one-run battles.
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Babylon Lake to Be Stocked With Fish
Babylon lake on the Flag Pond road in Saco will be stocked Sunday afternoon under the direction of John Bryant with help from North Saco Volunteer firemen. They will erect a screen to hold fish during stocking and only children under 16 will be allowed to fish.
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Beech Ridge Speedway to Resume Sunday Action
Beech Ridge Speedway in Scarborough resumes racing Sunday starting at 2 p m with Bombers followed by faster stocks. A full field is expected after last week saw several wrecks and rebuilds. Gene Villacci leads Bomber standings after winning the season opener. Paul Tardiff vows to beat him, while Pete Peterson pursues top spot. Dick Garrett Phil Libby Ford pilots and Bob Bushley Ray Worcester threaten Monars Dodge as Worcester’s car suffers windshield damage and battery cable loss in the feature.
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Doubles Bowling Leagues Open at 20th Century Lanes
The Men’s Doubles league begins its eighth season at 20th Century lanes Monday at 8 15 pm with eight two man teams and a 14 week schedule. Notables include Ralph Petit Tom LeBlanc Al Therrien and many others from the Twin Cities bowling scene. The Merchant’s Doubles league starts Tuesday at 7 pm at the same venue with eight teams and a 14 week schedule featuring bowlers such as Steve Foss Roger Frechette Paul Binette Armand Trottier and more.
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Sanford Track Triumph Over Kennebunk and Thornton Academy
Sanford High won a triangular meet at Kennebunk with 64 points, Kennebunk 51, and Thornton 27.iebreaker standout performances included Hicken of Sanford taking three firsts in the 440, high hurdles and discus, Wakefield winning the 220, 100, and broad jump, and Parola of Thornton placing second in the mile in a duel with Wallace of Sanford.
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Guillereault Vs Lamontagne Set For Twin City Title Match
Guillereault defends the Twin City title against challenger Bob Lamontagne in a 10 string final at Pastime lanes Sunday at 4 p.m. The champion leads by 34 pins from the last portion of the match and fears a late surge as Lamontagne is capable of throwing big strings.
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High School Track Meet Results Summary
Strout leads with 8 points in TA events while Austin scores 4. Hicksen wins 70 yard high hurdles in 9.2 seconds ahead of Burnham and Jo Wett. Rais takes 120 yard low hurdles in 14.4 seconds with Merrifield second and Clarke fourth.
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