Thornton Academy Tops Twin City League Rivalries 13-0
Thornton Academy led by Ken Pike and Don Nason blanked Cheverus 13 0 in Saco to stay the only Twin City club undefeated in Telegram League play. Pike struck out six walked four allowed three singles while Farrar and McGee drove in runs as Deering, Westbrook and Biddeford also won to shape standings.
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Lyn-Flex League Ends Season With Banquet
The Lyn-Flex Industries bowling league closed its season with a banquet at Wonderbar Steak House. Nick Antonucci chaired the event and distributed trophies to teams and individuals. Billy Manning spoke and helped draw 15 cash prizes. new officers were named for next season.
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Wonderbar
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Billy Manning
Royal Fournier
Don Linscott
Harvey McLeod Cochairmen
Arthur Rizar
Elroy Lasey
Orioles Blank Tigers as Pappas Notches Six-Hitter
Milt Pappas limited Detroit to six hits in his second start of the season guiding the Baltimore Orioles to a 7 to 1 victory in the first game of a twin bill.
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Orioles
Detroit
Robinson Delivers Pinch Hit While Hobbled by Injured Thumb
Frank Robinson, batting with a badly swollen left thumb, pinch hits for Cincinnati in the ninth inning and drives in two runs on a bases loaded single to beat Pittsburgh 5 3. The win caps a day of NL action with Banks homering twice for Chicago and Koufax losing again for the Giants.
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Torre
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Mack Jones
Denis Menke
Tony Cloninger
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Johnny Callison
Phillies
Cardinals
Ray Sadecki
Stuart
Richie Allen
Callison
Giants
Sandy Koufax
Jesus Alou
Ed Baile
Juan Marichal
Saco Rangers Begin Babe Ruth League Practice Session
The Saco Rangers will hold their first Babe Ruth League practice Tuesday at 6 p.m. at Saco Memorial Field. The roster includes 15-year-olds Ken Grace Dave Simkowitz Dick Pike Mike McInnis and Jim McLeod 14-year-olds Bill Angis Norm Gagnon Don Boissoneault Steve Callahan and Tom Caddigan 13-year olds Mike Leavitt Tom Welch Bryan Gerry Pete Mourggour and Al Couture.
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Saco Memorial Field
Ken Grace
Dave Simkowitz
Dick Pike
Mike McInnis
Jim McLeod
Bill Angis
Norm Gagnon
Don Boissoneault
Steve Callahan
Tom Caddigan
Mike Leavitt
Tom Welch
Bryan Gerry
Pete Mourggouras
al Couture
Decary Little League Schedule Announced For 46-Game Run
A 46 game schedule for Biddeford Decary Little League is released with a May 23 round robin at 1 30 p m and daily matchups through July 30 including Lemire Hebert Marcotte Emond Ray s St Jean and Le mire.
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Marcotte’s
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Ray’s AG
Lemire
Hebert’s
Emond
Marcotte
Ray’s
Lemire’s
Major League Leaders National and American Batting and More
National League batting leaders include Lynch Pittsburgh .389 J Alou San Francisco Allen Philadelphia and Coleman Cincinnati at .373 Mays leads runs with 122 Rose Cincinnati 21 Banks leads RBI with 280, Mays 19 hits J Alou 138. NL doubles Krane pool NY 9 Santo Chicago Morgan Wynn and W Davis 7. Mays leads homers 10 Banks 8. Wills leads steals 17 Brock 13. Giusti and Gibson 5 0 pitching 1 000. Koufax 48 strikeouts Drysdale 46. American League batting Whitfield Cleveland .429 Mathews Kansas City .372. Wagner Cleveland 119 runs Green Boston 18 RBI Powell Baltimore Mantilla Boston 19. Hits Campaneris Kansas
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Pittsburgh
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San Francisco
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Mays
Rose
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Kranepool
New York
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Chicago
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Houston
W. Davis
Los Angeles
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Wills
Brock
St. Louis
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Drysdale
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Cleveland
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Kansas City
Wagner
Green
Boston
Powell
Baltimore
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Kansas
Roberts
Pascual
Minnesota
McDowell
Chance
Orioles' Brooks Robinson Out Ten Days With Broken Thumb
Brooks Robinson will miss about 10 days due to a broken right thumb sustained when hit by Hank Aguirre. He pinch hit for a game winning single in the 12th inning of a 5-4 victory over Detroit as Baltimore completed a doubleheader sweep.
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Kansas City
Boston Ban Is Converted To Bonanza In Lewiston
Lewiston, AP says backers of the Cassius Clay Sonny Liston title fight moved from Boston to Lewiston due to legal bans. Officials anticipate big closed circuit TV business, with Lewiston Youth Center as venue and potential expansion beyond 3,000 seats. St. Francis College swept Nassau College in a weekend doubleheader, 4-3 and 11-2, at Knights Field.
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Saucier Retains Western Maine Bowling Diadem
Don Saucier, Western Maine bowling champion, retains his title after a close match at Pastime Lanes. Lionel Rodrigue of Augusta leads early but Saucier wins by 162 pins overall, aided by a 205 pin advantage from the first 10 strings. Rodrigue finishes with 1,109 total to Saucier 1,066.
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Western Maine
Lionel
Nel) Roderigue
Augusta
Saucier
Rodrigue
Major League Stars Lead In Busy Batting Night
Fred Whitfield of the Indians collected seven hits in nine at bats and drove in three runs as Cleveland swept a doubleheader from Boston 9-3 and 10-7. Notable numbers from the day include Tresh leading with nine doubles in the NL and Yastrzemski, Aparicio, and Campaneris among leaders in various categories.
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Associated Press
Fred Whitfield
Indians
Cleveland
Boston
Randy Matson Faces Pressure Before Relays Shot Attempt
Randy Matson, famed for a 70 feet 7 inch throw, doubts fans should expect 75 feet Friday at the Los Angeles Relays. He trains with 68-foot warmups and humbly resists overconfidence, even as rivals compare him to Hercules and Sandow.
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Randy Matson
Los Angele
Matson
Hercules
Sandow
Himsalf
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