East Biddeford Little League rosters named for 1959 season
Rosters for the 1959 East Biddeford Little League were set by auction. Tryouts were held a week earlier with equal opportunity for all boys. Players report at Waterhouse Field Monday at 6 15 pm with gloves and sneakers. Games begin June 16 at Waterhouse field with 6 30 pm first half and 6 15 pm second half. Rosters list players across three teams Eagles and two others with 15 or more players each and cuts to 15 before opening game.
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East Biddeford
Waterhouse Field
West Biddeford League Rosters Announced Amid Field Prep
West Biddeford Little League completes team rosters after a league auction. Opening game set for Monday June 18 at Memorial field south end. rain dates noted. Officers listed include President Jack Miniutti and VP Arthur Girard. rosters include Kiwanians Rotary Journs Pastime and others with named coaches and umpires.
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West Biddeford
Kiwanians
James Murphy
Denniz Camire
Raymond Cloutier
Clifford Clifford, Jr
Paul Lamb
Patrick Miniutti
Roland Garon
Roger Roy
John Valliere
Raymond Perrin
Michael Minivutti
Paul Camirie
Ronald Cote
John Farley
Richard Beaudette
Phil Beaudette, Jr
Norman Farley
Rotary
Raymond Dun
Donald Eon
Michael Landry
Raymond Roy
Marc Sevieny
Mark Harriman
Leo Nolette
Ralph, Eon
Bert Gagne
al Gagne
Ray Goulet
Bill Murphy
Dan Cantara, Jr
Joe Wood
Leo Cantara
Ray Laverriere
Jasper Cochrane
Jim Donald
Steve Goulet
Edgar Cote
Spahn joins 250 win club with Braves victory over Cards
Warren Spahn became the fifth left handed pitcher to win 250 major league games by beating the St. Louis Cardinals 3-2 to move Milwaukee back atop the NL. At age 38 he aims for 300, joining Ed Plank Lefty Grove Eppa Rixey and Carl Hubbell as the only lefties above 250.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Milwaukee Braves
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Spahn
Early Wynne
Chicago White Sox
Eddie Plank
Lefty Grove
Eppa Rixey
Carl Hubbell
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Sam Jones
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Glen Hobbie
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Bostic
Bob Shaw
Eagle Jayvees Edge Portland in 2 0 Victory
Freshman southpaw Bob Guillereault pitched a one hit shutout for the St. Louis Jayvees as they beat the Portland jayvees 2 0 at Portland stadium. He allowed only one single in the second inning and one walk while striking out nine. Guillereault also contributed two Eagle hits and both RBIs. Ronnie Guerin added a single and a 350 foot triple to left field. The Eagles remain unbeaten.
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St. Louis Jayvees
Portland Jayvees
Portland
Guillereault
Bulldogs
Ronnie Guerin
Eagles
White Sox Sox
Indians
Bob Shaw
Red Sox
Boston
Kansas City
Baltimore
Detroit
Washington
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee
Thornton Beats Cheverus For Ninth Telegram League Triumph
Thornton academy wins its ninth Telegram league game 50 at Portland over Cheverus. Dick Kerry and Bill Dumont combined for a four hitter with Kerry leaving early due to a stitch. Dumont shut out the Stags for three innings as Thornton bats produced eight hits including a home run a double and two triples. Jeff Griffith homered and drove in two, Danny Donovan returned at shortstop, while Buddy Harriman and Dave Hanson added triples. The Maroon improves to 9-1.
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Dick Kerry
Bill Dumont
Thornton Academy
Cheverus
Portland
Oy Thornton
Kerry
Dumont
Stags
Thornton
Jeff Griffith
Maroon
Danny Donovan
Buddy Harriman
Dave Hanson
Gum Drops Capture Textile League Championship
The Gum Drops defeated the Five Flops to win the Textile League title at 20th Century lanes, rallying from a 16 pin deficit to 1336 total over 1279. Jackie Laverriere led the Gum Drops with 262 as Dolores Nolette topped the Five Flops with 282.
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Gum Drops
William
Pollock
Canzano
Rainbows
Jackie Laverriere
Dolores Nolette
M. Labbe
L. Nadeau
P. Labbe
J. Laverriere
R. Roy
P. Kenney
M. Perreault
D. Nolette
R. Dubuc
C. Lantagne
Scott Downs Dupas In Split Decision No 7 Welterweight Stuns Du pas
In Chicago Stadium Charley Scott, ranked No 7, wins a 10 round split decision over Ralph Dupas. Scott floored Dupas in round one and, despite Dupas’ fast pace, outboxed him with heavier punches to claim the victory. Dupas laments his ongoing split decision run.
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Boules
iThornton
Cheverus
Griffith
Harriman
Hanson
R. Kerry
Chicago
Harnois
Hank Ralph Dupas
Charley Scott
New Orleans
Scott
Philadelphia
Dupas
Little Bowling League Banquet Slated Sunday
The Little Bowling leagues of Biddeford and Saco wrap up their season at Pastime lanes with a second annual banquet at the Rochambeau club hall. About 180 youths aged nine to twelve will be honored as merchants and local groups support the Twin Cities event. Ticket sales end tonight. parents may contact Pastime for details.
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Rochambeau Club
Biddeford
Saco
Twin Cities
Vale of
Stengel And Lane Feud Caps Rain Delayed Baseball Day
The latest clash between Casey Stengel and Frank Lane marred a rain delayed YankeesIndians doubleheader at Yankee Stadium. Lane criticized the postponement while Stengel shrugged off the jab as Cleveland won 7-6 the previous night.
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Indians
Wells Sweeps Thornton In Trio Track Meet At Saco
Wells High School swept a triangular meet at Saco defeating Westbrook and Thornton Academy. Wells collected 58 5 6 points to 52 2 3 for Westbrook and 31 2 for Thornton. Bill Spiller of Wells took second in the mile behind Bob Consalvo of Westbrook.
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Thornton Academy
Saco
Wells
Thornton
Bill Spiller
Bob Consalvo
Hurd
Dhryberg
Dick Clarke
Bill Darling
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