Kennebunk Softball Loop Opens With Full Schedule
The Kennebunk softball league starts Monday with 6:30 p.m. games at Park Street Playgrounds. The schedule lists matchups through August including Kennebunk Water Co., Kesslen Shoe, No. Berwick Falcons and Kennebunk Komets with home teams shown first.
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Kennebunk Softball League
Park Street
Kesslen
Berwick Falcons
National Bohs
Kennebunk Water Co
Kennebunk Komets
Ken
Kesslen Shoe
Kess
Women's Bowling League Ends Season Closure Event
The Catholic Order of Foresters women’s bowling league closed its season with a Cascade lodge party in Saco. Trophies went to the winning team including Mrs. Boudreau Fee teau Beaulieu Landry and other members. Special awards honored high single 116 and high triple 307 with high average 89.
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Order of Foresters
Cascade Lodge
Portland Road
Saco
Aurore Boudreau
Rita Feeteau
Rita Beaulieu
Irene Landry
Julie DeSilva
Pauline Dube
Dolly Langevin
Carmen Cote
Irene Patterson
Theresa Porter
Theresa Petrin
Rita Petrin
Rolande Turgeon
Pat Letellier
Lina Fecteau
Rita Boissonneault
Carmen, Cote
Leo Boudreau
Fernnand Fecteau
Robert Beaulieu
William Landry
Charlie DeSilva
Robert Dube
Roger Cote
John Patterson
Ray Porter
Ricard Petrin
Armand Turgeon
Emile Fecteau
Gerard Letellier
Goofers Capture TWUA Pin League Championship
The Goofers, TWUA AFL-CIO Girls Victor Canzano League champions, won the overall TWUA team title at 20th Century Lanes by 135 pins over Bowlerette's. Shirley Myers led with a 320 triple. Goofers total 1,387, Bowlerette's 1,252. Mariano Bishop Memorial trophy to be displayed on Franklin Street. Eddie Arcaro and James McLaughlin each won the Belmont Stakes a record six times.
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Goofers
TWUA
Afl-Cio
Victor Canzano
William Pollack
Shirley Myers
Mariano Bishop
Union
Franklin Street
Biddeford
Rita Murphy
R. Chasse
B. Foresman
G. LePage
S. Myers
B. Thames
J. Guertin
M. Boucher
R. Lacourse
L. Watts
R. Murphy
Pitchers Chief Targets As Majors Slice Squads
May 9 deadline forces 25 man rosters as pitchers face major firings. Don McMahon to Houston via sale. Joe Nuxhall released by Los Angeles. Sherman Jones, Al Cicotte and Jim Umbricht among others optioned or sent to minor leagues. News notes affect Mets, Braves, Orioles and Rochester assignments as clubs finalize their rosters.
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Associated Press
Don McMahon
Joe Nuxhall
Sherman
Jones
New York Mets
Syracuse
Cicotte
Umbricht
Colts
Oklahoma City
American Association
al Heist
Don Taussig
Houston
McMahon
Milwaukee
Braves
Lou Klimchock
Louisville
Baltimore
Bill Short
Ozzie Virgil
Rochester
Jack Fisher
Marvere
Mets
Throneberry
BJHS Nine Opens Season With Victory
Biddeford Junior High defeats Notre Dame Institute nine 7 3 at Alfred feld to begin the season. Rene Lachance has two of the four team hits while Bob Bourgeault and Roland Nadeau add one each. Carl Goodwin and Chuck Clifford fan nine Alfred batters over strong pitching.
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Biddeford
Notre Dame Institute
Alfred Feld
Rene Lachance
Alfred
Bob Bourgeault
Roland Nadeau
Carl Goodwin
Chuck Clifford
Baseball standings and Friday schedule across leagues
Major league standings show New York leading with 17 wins and 62 losses, followed by Cleveland 13 9, Minnesota 15 11, Chicago 14 13, Los Angeles 11 11, Boston 11 12, Baltimore 11 12, Kansas City 12 15, with Washington 5 17. Friday’s schedule lists Philadelphia at Chicago, Milwaukee at New York, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, Los Angeles at St. Louis, San Francisco at Houston.
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New York
Chicago
San Francisco
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Houston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
W. L. Pet. G.B
Cleveland
Minnesota
Boston
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
Detroit
L. Pte
Cincinnati Cincinnati
del Greco
Robinson
Cimoli
A. Smith
Kaline
Wagner
Landis
Aparicio
Howser
Donovan
Belinsky
Pizarro
Terry and
Ford
Eagles Snap Skein With 7-4 Comeback Over Cheverus
Eagles rally from behind scoring three runs in the ninth at Deering Oaks to beat Cheverus 7-4 and snap a three game slide. Thornton blanked by Deering Rams 5-0 at Saco as Biddeford visits Thornton in a 3:30 clash while Eagles host Deering at Alumni Field.
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Deering Oaks
Cheverus
Thornton
Deering Rams
Saco
Biddeford Tigers
Eagles
Deering
Alumni Field
Norm Trottier
John Kerry
Joe Robie
Pat Fewig
Skip Edwin
Charlee Belisle
Redmond Crew
Dick Dion
Edwin
Jne
St. Louis
Deering High
Wranne
Cote
Egwin
Taton
Belisle
Taylor
Dodge
Tolan
Seeenee
Bourque
Cheverus Ab Hpoa
Stanhope
Kerrigan
Cavalho
Shevewell
UN Carle
Kerry
Woreswu
Worcester
Robie
Ben Mumford
Feury
Tential Rams
Iverson
Boules
O’flynn
Foster
Kemna
Lin
Kimener
St. Francis
White
Enee
Whitman
Walsh
Soule
Wpauo
Ceees
Rava
Eineman
Shev
McKelly
Steere
Dewell
Boulos
Caouette
Sevigny
Nable Twins
Ase
Tunny
Steer
Belisie
iStanton
Libby
Deering Caouette
Trottier
Guerin
O'Flynn
Cardinals Hold Off Giants In National League Showdown
St Louis beat San Francisco 7 to 3 as Curt Simmons pitched a complete game and Carl Sawatski drove in four runs with a homer and two singles. Wagner and Musial boosted the offense. Cepeda homered for SF while Dodgers and Reds won elsewhere.
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St. Louis Cardinals
San Francisco
Giants
Curt Simmons
Philadelphia
Cards
Simmons
Carl Sawatski
Stan Musial
Wagner
Los Angeles
Houston
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Orlando Cepeda
Mike McCormick
Jim Davenport
Sawatski
Jack Sanford
Dodgers
Johnny Podres
Dean Stone
Dave Giusti
Hal Woodeshick
Bob Purkey
Tlhe
Purkey
Reds
Baseball Leaders Snapshot from the National League
St Louis star Musial leads NL batting at .394 with Gonzalez of Philadelphia at .375. Mays of San Francisco has 28 runs, Pinson of Cincinnati 25. Cepeda of San Francisco drives in 32 with T Davis of Los Angeles at 31 RBIs.
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San Francisco
T. Davis
Los Angeles
Flood
St. Louis
Robinson
Cincinnati
Boyer
Oliver
Williams
Chicago
Ranen
Houston
Nome
Mays
Pinson
Cepeda
Wills
Associated Press
National League
Musial
Gonzalez
Philadelphia
Yankee Magic Fails Tex Clevenger Relieved From Yankees
New York optioned Tex Clevenger to the minors after failing to keep him on the 25 man roster. The 29 year old right hander had been a respected reliever but did not pitch this season and waivers cleared from all 19 other major league clubs. He remains optimistic about a future return.
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Tex Clevenger
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
Yanks
Clevenger
Richmond
York
UMP In Easy Victory Over St. Francis Nine
University of Maine Portland built a 9-0 win over St. Francis at Pool Road Biddeford. Maine scored early and plated four runs in the first inning as visitors totaled eight singles and seven walks while St. Francis committed 13 errors, five by the catcher, supporting the lopsided victory.
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Sirit
Bob Dodge
Libby
Walsh
UMP
St. Francis
University of Maine, Portland
Pool Road
Biddeford
Visitors
Eineman
Tigers Rally Past Angels as Kaline Sparks Victory
Detroit moves within four games of the Yankees behind Kaline’s two RBI night including a double and his 9th homer and Colavito’s three RBI as the Tigers beat the Angels 6 to 3. Bunning pitched well for Detroit while Monbouquette took the loss.
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Associated Press
Kaline
Rocky Colavito
Detroit
Colavito
Tigers
Los Angeles Angels
New York Yankees
Bill Monbouquette
Boston
Major League Stars Hit Grand Slam In Back-To-Back Games
Brooks Robinson and Brooks Koletz tied a major league record by belting a grand slam in consecutive games as a six-run second inning powered a 6-3 win over Kansas City. Curt Simmons of the Cardinals improved to 5-0 with a nine-hit complete game 7-3 over the Giants.
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Ted Bowsfield
Monbouquette
Yanks
Tom Tresh
Faris
Gary Geiger
Yogi Berra
Elston Howard
Moose Skowron
Howard
Whitey Ford
Twins
Jack Kralick
Kralick
John Romano
Ray Moore
Gary Bell
Robinson
Ed Rakow
Milt Pappas
Don Rudolph
Senators
White Sox
John Buzhardt
Steve Hamilton
Joe Cunningham
Ray Herbert
Associated Press
Brooks Robinson
K«oles
Kansas City
Curt Simmons
Caredinals
San Francisco
Giants
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