Farrell Pitches Colts Past Giants in Low-Scoring Win
Dick Farrell of the Houston Colts improved to 4-1 after limiting Willie Mays to 1-for-4 in a 4-1 victory over San Francisco. Farrell lowered his ERA to 2.14 while striking out Mays with runners aboard. The Giants’ base paths produced a bizarre double play on Jesus Alou and Matty Alou as Mays singled to start the fifth. St. Louis beat Philadelphia 3-2 and Cincinnati topped Pittsburgh 7-6 behind Pete Rose’s eighth inning homer. Julian Javier’s seventh inning shot supplied the Cardinals’ runs.
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Cumberland Fair Official Entries Tonight At 7 30
Entries reveal eight horse pacing and trotting races with $350 to $450 purses at Cumberland Fair. Notable entries include Peters Mode, Ocean Mist, Bonnie's Knight, American Eagle, Sunshine Boy, and Brother Fox among 40 listed horses and drivers across eight races Tonight's program starts at 7 30 with pace and trotting events across one mile.
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T. Miller
Adam Pixie
M. Beckwith
D. A. Steppy
R. Andersen
Stars Knight
Carol W. Burke
Charlie's
Gay Boy
F. Harmon
Ocean Mist
B. Pike
Rich Stone
D. Richards
Jasper R. Secord
Silver Bee
Jinx
G. Stevens Squire Dean F. Inman
Shermar
Alma F. Lowe
Norway A. Brewer
Madeline Mir
C. Day
Helen B. Dean
Bennett
Shadydale
Tonette
E. Griffin
Sheriff Mills
M. Hodgkins Jr
Bonnie’s Knight
J. Harttraft
Dear Wick R. Moody
Chief Forrester
H. Britt Dugger
Laurens Brewer
McGhee
Adrian Rosecroft
R. Millett
American Eagle
Gordon Curtice Boy
B. Bramble
Joan Star
Fitch Sharon Dan R. Doherty
Miss Mary Hall
Brann
Lance Abbey
Lowe
Otecas
Little Mary J. Gerry William Dell
Debbie's Demon
H. Britt Snow Baby
A. Tweedie
Jet Stone
Cedar Crest
W. Burke
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McElwyn
R. Smith Everett
Scot V. Brain Race
Brother Fox H. Richards
Little Kenney
A. Sears
Steve Volo
Pike Silver Dexter A. Tweedie
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Coal Creek
Barrister Dares T. Vanidestine
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Pat W. Burke
Ramos Retains Featherweight Title After Split Decision
In Accra the WBA says Ramos remains featherweight champion amid protests over the judges. The Ghana Boxing Authority’s reversal to Robertson is not recognized by the BBBOC, while blasts target judges Lassman Velazquez and Ohone Djan as Ghana’s papers demand Robertson.
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London
Junior Seagulls Nip St. Andre's Nine
Old Orchard Beach Junior High Seagulls beat St. Andre's 2 1 to win fifth game of the season. Seagulls led 2 0 through six innings before Labbe walked in a run in the seventh. Each side had four hits. John caught a fly ball to end the game with two on and the bases loaded.
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Old Orchard Beach
Babe Ruth League Opens Season with First Practice Session
Saco Babe Ruth League conducts its initial practice at Memorial Field tomorrow at 6 p.m. Allan J. McInnis leads as coach with Richard Belisle and William Searle assisting. The 1964 roster lists 13, 14, and 15 year olds including Steven Callahan Norman Gagnon William Angis Ronald Perreault David McCrum David Simkovitz Kenneth Grace Richard Pike Michael McInnis James MacLeod Norm Fecteau Andre Gagne Roderick Choroszy Donald Nason William Casavant and others with game stats noted for innings and pitchers.
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William Searle
Steven Callahan
Norman Gagnon
William Angis
Ronald Perreault
David McCrum
David Simkovitz
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Richard Pike
Michael McInnis
James MacLeod
Normand Fecteau
Andre Gagne
Roderick Choroszy
Donald Na‘son
William Casavantger
Berthiaume
Belanger
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Twi Golf Ladies Twilight League Opens Season at Biddeford Saco
The Ladies Twilight League at Biddeford Saco Country Club tees off Thursday at 5 pm. The first meeting follows play. Roster lists four teams led by captains Eve Prendergast Ruth Wooster Jeanette De Hetre Lorraine Poissant and others with substitutes Valerie McCallum Claire Hill Dorothy Sawyer Rose Cote Jeanne Taillon.
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Biddeford-Saco Country Club
Eve Prendergast
Marion Hanson
Jeannette de Hetre
Laurette Cote
Ruth Wooster
Florence Driscoll
Jacqueline Coburn
Eleanor Carr
Justine Harvey
Alicia Blandford
Katherine Mourmouras
Dorothy Nadeau
Lorraine Poissant
Leona Driscoll
Lois Watson
Lucille Weeman
Valerie McCallum
Claire Hill
Dorothy Sawyer
Rose Cote
Jeanne Taillon
Volunteers Saco II Field Seeks Help for Saturday Opener
President Armand Mercier of the Saco Little League announced volunteers are needed to prepare Saco II Field for Saturday’s opener. Fathers and others should meet at the Summer Street gate at 6 p m on Wednesday and Thursday evenings to help.
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Armand Mercier
Saco
Rolloff Slated At Pastime Lanes
Tonight at Pastime Bowling Center the second 5-string roll-off for bowlers under 196 average will start at 8 15. Last week’s winner was Butch Lehoux with 563. Gerry Bissonnette and John Letourneau finished second and third. The event is open to eligible bowlers at starting time. The text also oddly notes Mrs. Gladys Ruben in fourth place amid unrelated Oceans content.
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Butch Lehoux
Gerry Bissonnette
John Letourneau
Ray Robinson Set for Portland Ring Comeback Fight
Boxing great Ray Sugar Robinson, six time world champion, returns to the ring in Portland Maine at the Exhibition Building to face club fighter Gaylord Barnes as he seeks a seventh title bid. Robinson has 176 pro fights 158 wins 102 by knockout and previously beat Ralph Dupas Emile Sarens and European middleweights. Barnes, a New England familiar spoiler, has notable regional wins and losses and could set up a Giardello Archer title bid for Robinson.
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Thornton Defeats Kennebunk In Golf
Thornton Academy moved into a tie for first in the York County Golf League by defeating Kennebunk High. Polackwick of TA tied Nadeau of Kennebunk. Cote of TA beat Walsh 1 up. Clark of Kennebunk beat Potter 1 up. Roberge of TA beat Bryant 2 and 1.
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York County Golf League
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Gillis and Foley Win Pro-Am Golf Prize
Gillis of Portland Country Club and Fred Foley Jr. posted a 69 to win the Maine Professional Golfers Association Pro-Am gross prize at Old Orchard Beach Country Club. Gillis overcame early deficits with key birdies to beat the pros by four. Foley added a 99 total, matching on two holes to trim the team’s score by two. Johnny Boyd, new Bangley pro, shot 75 with Ben Wakefield helping 71-65 for the net award.
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Portland Country Club
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Maine Professional Golfers Organization
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Bangley Country Club
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Major League Stars Showcase Hits In AP Report
Batting by Don Zimmer, Senators, three singles and a two run triple helped Washington beat Baltimore 6-4. Pitching by Dick Farrell, Colts, improved to 4-1 with a 10 hit, 4-1 victory over the NL leading San Francisco.
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Paris boxer Parra defends title in Argentina stoppage
Jean Parra of France outpointed Omar Hector Oliva of Argentina by ten rounds. Angel Garcia of Cuba and Francois Pavilla of Sartinique fought to a ten round draw.
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Indians Rally Beats Red Sox 11-7 in Cleveland
Cleveland jumped Boston with Fred Whitfield's grand slam. Tony Conigliaro and Dick Stuart contributed key hits as the Indians built an 11-1 lead before unearned Boston runs late. John pitched five innings for Cleveland. Lamabe lasted five for Boston.
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