Yankees Acquire Clevenger and Cerv in Angels Trade
In Kansas City, the Yankees bolster their bullpen and bench with right hander Truman Clevenger and slugger Bob Cerv from the Angels. New York sends Ryne Duren, Johnny James, Joy Thomas, and an unnamed outfielder to Angeles. Cerv’s return marks a third stint with the club, while Clevenger brings late inning relief potential.
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Angels
Ryne Duren
Bronx Bombers
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Bob Cerv
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Fred Haney
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Angel
Peddie Clevenger
James
Thomas
Richmond
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Los
Hardy
McBride
Albie Pearson
Gene Conley
Jensen
Red Sox
Iton
Bob Cervo
Clevenger
Johnny James
Leroy Thomas
Dot Lessard Wins Victor Canzano Rolloff Title
Miss Dot Lessard of the Red Sox captured the TWUA AFL-CIO girls bowling rolloff at 20th Century lanes. A field of 31 competed as Lessard rolled 339 for three games with 30 bonus pins, beating Laurette Oliver 331 and Donna Ross 378 with 244 bonus pins.
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Dot Lessard
Red Sox
Victor Canzano
Miss Lessard
Laurette Oliver
Donna Ross
Lorraine Kerrick
Slick Chicks
Terry Lizotte
Winks
Loical
Brenda Stackpole
Gloria LePage
Estelle Harper
B. Stackpole
E. Harper
J. Fecteau
V. Bissonnette
C. Hersey
P. Cloutier
G. Jacques
C. Ross
B. Bernier
P. Ruel
J. Larkin
B. Thames
M. Adams
M. Dorais
T. Lachance
Y. Arams
S. Myers
P. Guertin
J. Grenier
D. Blais
P. Tanguay
Dot Dube
Dodgers edge Phils in 10 inning relief win
Pitching Dick Farrell gave four innings of four hit shutout relief as the Dodgers beat the Phillies 4 to 3 in 10 innings. Ken Hunt of the Angels had three hits in four at bats, homering for one run and driving in the winning run with a fifth inning single.
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Associated Press
Dick Farrell
Dodgers
Old Mates
Phils
Ken Hunt
Angeles
Twilight Golf League Opens Season At Biddeford Saco
The Biddeford Saco country club twilight league starts tomorrow with eight teams of eight members and 72 players, the largest turnout in years. Al Polackwich warns players to arrive early for matches as schedules begin Wednesday night with Tozen 1 facing Team 8, Team 2 vs Team 7, Team 3 vs Team 6, and Team 4 vs Team 5.
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Stephen Polackwich
N. Bagley
E. Boucher
W. Nadeau
W. Hughes
R. Broussecai
R. Hanson
R. Parker
al Polackwich
E. Miniutti
R. Audet
A. Simard
A. Perrin
J. McGrath
R. Spears
W. Wilson
R. Sawtelle
H. Wooster
L. Mitchell
R. Whelan
J. Kennedy
W. Libby
S. Sylvestre
T. Carr
H. Jones
D. Tousignant
W. Cosgrove
P. Sourens
H. Watson
P. Lepage
H. Goodwin
R. Mitchell
R. Lester
A. Carr
F. Thompson
H. Girard
J. McGonkle
D .Webb
M. Viger
G. Taillon
S. Flowers
K. Whitten
R. Ganthier
D. Leonard
D. Viger
N. Scontras
R. Farley
Cote
A. Bradford
Dr. Taillon
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C. Robbins
J. Hood
F. Patterson
R. Tarbox
R. Chasse
A. Lemieux
F. Welch
P. Langelier
A. Rosen
R. Leclair
G. Cote
A. Leclair
E. Cote
P. McCallum
W. Cook
B. Buzzell
D. Polackwich
EF. Tate
R. Bagley
B. Polackwich
J. Desrochers
Tozen
Bruce Shoe Pin Kings Honored At Annual Fete
The Merchants Mens bowling league crowned its season at the 20th Century lanes banquet at Won derbar Steakhouse. Forty bowlers earned cash prizes and trophies. Bruce Shoe edged Arties Tavern by one point for the league title. Capt. Camille Roy and teammates received honors as Lee's Studio led in team totals and high scores.
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Wonderbar
Nick Gillis
Bruce Shoe
Artie’s Tavern
Camille Roy
Bill Buzzell
Royal Fournier
Lucien Lachance
Charlie Gillis
Duke Tsomides
Joe Lachance
Ray Simpson
Buck Cote
Gene Sullivan
Kesslen Shoe
Lee's
Phil's Cafe
A. Landry
Gosselin's Contractors
American Tailor Shop
Lee
Arties Tavern
Jerry Forcier
Henry Demers
Bert Godbouth
Norm Gagne
Ralph Duchesne Memorial
Bruce Shoe Company
West Biddeford Little League Teams Lined Up
The West Biddeford Little League held last night’s auction drawing four clubs for the 1961 season. Players report tomorrow at Memorial Field if weather allows, with parents and rakes to ready the field. Fundraising continues for grading and grassing. second field work began on May Street.
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Memorial Field
May Street
Paul Girard
Kiwanis Club
Ronald FE. Cote
Ronald Cote
Ricky Beaudette
Raymond Perrin
Ronald Gagnon
Raymond Belanger
Paul Camire
Michael Miniutti
Robert Lang
Michael Leverriere
Steven Goulet
Richard Delage
Randall Parenteau
James Ready
Phil Beaudette
Ken Gobeil
Rotary Club
Paul Jean
Gerard Guillerault
Ivan Guillerault
Ronald Nadeau
Richard Gillis
Richard Saucier
Donald Daigle
Thomas Gi
Notre Dame Beats Biddeford 7-2 in Grammar League
Notre Dame of Saco earned a third straight win in the Grammar School League with a 7-2 victory over Biddeford Junior High at Memorial Field. Ray Janson started on the mound, relieved by Don Caouette after the third with one out and the bases loaded. Caouette struck out two to end the threat. Caouette went 3 for 3 with two singles and a double, and teammates Al Martin, Ralph Mercier, and Ernie Leclair contributed doubles. Notre Dame faces Burns School next, weather permitting, at 3:30.
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Notre Dame School of
Saco
Biddeford Junior High School
Memorial Field
Ray Janson
Notre Dame
Don Caouette
Don
al Martin
Ralph Mercier
Ernie Leclair
Caouette
Weather Disrupts Telegram League Baseball Schedule
Weather conditions postponed two Telegram league games yesterday involving local teams and by mid morning today outlook looked poor for this afternoon. Slated games: St Louis vs Biddeford at Waterhouse field and Westbrook vs Thornton Academy. Portland beat South Portland 9 4 to move into second place. other games postponed.
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Biddeford
Waterhousefield
Westbrook
Thornton Academy
Cheverus
Deering
Sanford
Portland
South Portland
WL P.C
IE Cov Covtannets
Seeccsebanes
Scossae
Cccocee
EGS
Sisceoasess
Thornton
Jusree
OS Leee
Amateur Boxing Show Slated At Lightning Club
Promoter Lou Caron of the Lightning club announced a 30 fighter slate for tonight’s show at the Lightning club rooms Biddeford. First bout at 8. Seven Lightning team boxers will compete including captain Roland Lagueux back after illness. Also set are Paul Jalabert Phil Dion and others from Kennebunk Old Orchard Beach and Portland stables plus fighters from BNAS, Somersworth and Lewiston.
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Lou Caron
Lightning Club
Simon
Corner Elm
Main Streets
Biddeford
Caron
Roland Lagueux
Acion
Paul Jalabert
Phil Dion
Laconia
N. H
Bill Marshall
Old Orchard Beach
al Pangburn
Kennebunk
Don Littlefield
Kennebunk High
Ray Matibeau
Mike Kalke
BNAS
Ron Marcotte
Somersworth
Larry Fournier
Dave ‘McLeod
Eugene Howe
Jimmy McDermott
Dave Silverman
Portland
Ronnie
Arthur Butts
Oscar Moore
Carrol Stain
Maurice Sharpe
Lewis
Football Score In Softball Opener Fans See Gridlike Openers
The opening game of the season features the Lightning club defeating Wasco Sox of Sanford in a high scoring affair. Norm Perreault and Ray Tardiff hit two homers each with Brochu collecting five hits. Kimball hit a grand slam for the losers. Roy and Perreault expected to meet Saco Tanning tonight at 6. details include personnel and scoring by innings, with Pitchers Rousselle and Hathaway noted and Umpires listed.
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Rit
Wasco Sox
Sanford
Lightning
Norm Perreault
Ray Tardiff
Norm Brochu
Kimball
Done
Biddeford
Clement H. Deschambault
Saco
Clifford Purvis
Cefendra
Roy
Perreault
Saco Tanning Company
Lightning Ab R Hpo Ae
Lightning Ab R Hpo Ae Boudreau
Bordage
M. Perreault
Brochu
Dee
Carrier
Rousselle
M. Chretien
J Huot
Trottier
Boudreau
Tardif
Chretien
Huot
Hardy
N. Perreault
Wasco
Brunet
Grant
Hathaway
Sheets
Rouselle
Gagne
G. LePage
Dodgers edge Phillies in 10 as Farrel hurls four
Ferrell beat his old mates with four innings of four hit shutout relief to help the Dodgers win 4-3 in 10 innings. The Phillies scored late, but Dodgers reliever Farrell closed it out with a key out in the 10th.
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Associated Press
Dick Farrel
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Dodgers
Phils
San Francisco
Dallas Green
Maury Wills
Willie Davis
Chris Short
Wally Moon
Jensen Returns to Red Sox in Win over Angels
Jackie Jensen apologetically returns after a nine day absence and sparks Boston with a homer a double and two walks as the Red Sox fall 6 5 at Los Angeles. Jensen’s standout defense and late inning plays help cap a comeback while Boston praises management for handling the return.
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Boston Red Sox
Jackie Jensen
Jensen
Sox
Mike Higgins
Jackie
Albie Pearson
Angels
Russ Nixon
Pearson
Don Buddin
Archie Moore Favored Over Italian Boxer
In New York AP dispatch Giulio Rinaldi backs a rematch with Archie Moore at Madison Square Garden on June 10, with betting at 12 to 5 favoring Moore. Rinaldi recalls their Rome bout and cites age, weight, and recent form as key factors, while Moore holds world claim in New York and Europe.
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Italy
Giulio Rinaldi
Archie Moore
Madison Aoe Garden
Archie
Yvon Durelle
Manila
Buddy Turman
Moore
Rinaldi
Rome
Giulio
Massachusetts
Europe
Harold Johnson
Philadelphia
NBA
Boxing results from multiple city bouts last night
In New York at St Nicholas Arena Vince Martinez outpointed Miguel Angelo Augero in a ten round middleweight match. Also in New York at Marigold Arena Roland Lastarza defeated Fight opponent in ten rounds. In Chicago Baby Stininato stopped Tom Caldwell in five rounds at Marigold Arena. An exhibition between Archie Moore and Dave Furch occurred in Tucson. Charley Austin knocked out Tuffy Carroll in four rounds in Phoenix.
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St. Nicholas
Vince Martinez
Paterson
N.J
Miguel Angelo Augero
Argentina
Chicago
Baby Stininato
Cleveland
Tom Caldwell
Tucson
Ariz
Archie Moore
San Diego
Dave Furch
Phoenix
Charley Ausitin
Tuffy J Carroll
New York Mets Name Adopted for 1962 Ball Club
The New York National League team set for 1962 finally has a name, the Mets. Mrs. Charles Shipman Payson, principal stockholder, selected the title after reviewing thousands of suggestions from the public. A $1,000 prize was offered for the best team emblem.
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Mets
Charles Shipman Payson
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