St Louis Eagles Rally to Beat Biddeford 7-6 in Tele gram Play
St Louis High defeated Biddeford High 7 to 6 at Alumni Field to open the Telegraph League second half. Roy Guillerault struck out four over nine hits allowed while Biddeford’s Chuck Clifford fanned eight. Jerry Lajeunesse led St Louis with three hits in five at bats and Roy LeBlanc added two hits. A five run sixth inning spurred the Eagles to the comeback win.
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Horton drives Tigers to 13-3 win over Washington
Willie Horton homered twice and doubled fueling a five RBI night as Detroit completed a three-game sweep of Washington. Horton, who recently had nose surgery, powered the Tigers with eight hits in 13 at bats across seven games and helped Hank Aguirre notch his fourth win.
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Matson Targets New Shot Put Mark At Coliseum Relays
Randy Matson, Texas A M sophomore, aims to extend a world mark after a 70 7 throw last weekend. Parry O'Brien watches as Matson competes at the Coliseum Relays with teams from Stanford Nova Grambling Texas Southern North Carolina New Mexico San Jose State and UCLA in attendance.
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Major League Leaders Summary Leaders by League and Stat
The record lists American League leaders in batting runs RBIs hits doubles triples home runs and stolen bases with players from Detroit Cleveland Boston Kansas City Baltimore Minnesota and Los Angeles. Pitching leaders are Aguirre Pascual Giusti Gibson and McDowell with 4 0 records and 1.000 ERAs alongside other top pitchers. The National League leaders include Mays Banks Robinson and Wills among others with top marks in batting runs RBIs hits doubles and home runs.
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Westbrook High tops Thornton in 9th inning baseball clash
Westbrook High defeated Thornton Academy 5 to 2 at Olmsted Field in Telegram League play. John Cumberland struck out 15 for Westbrook in his fifth win, while Ken Pike worked well for Thornton as they outhit the opponent 7 to 6 but left runners stranded. Weather cooled the second half of the doubleheader as Cumberland and Pike dominated the mound in a late scoring burst.
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Lucky Debonair Ready To Start In Preakness
Kentucky Derby winner Lucky Debonair cleared an inflamed right hind ankle and will run in the 90th Preakness at Pimlico. Trainer Frank Catrone said the minor injury is healing and that post time is 4 46 p m EST with nine starters and a $180 600 purse.
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St Francis Golfers Top Gorham State In Close Match
St Francis College defeated Gorham State Teachers College 8-7 at Biddeford Saco Country Club. The Red Knights improved to 3-3. Nassau scoring used by the New England State College Conference. Snell of Gorham beat Langlois, Audet of SF defeated Hadlock, Masterson of SF beat Hall, with several ties.
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Work Scheduled On Little League Field
All fathers and volunteer workers of the West Biddeford Little League are asked to be at the field on May Street at 9 30 a m Sunday for general clean up paint up and fix up work. League officials urge bringing a hammer rake and shovel if possible. Strikeouts Koufax Los Angeles 61 Gibson St Louis 54.
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Morehead Delivers Complete Game Victory Over Yankees
Dave Morehead pitched a five hitter to beat New York 4-1 in Boston. He overcame a mental block on his follow through and struck out nine, while Carl Yastrzemski and Felix Mantilla drove in three runs with a third inning triple and sacrifice fly. Mantle was fanned three times as Morehead pushed Boston's mound corps forward.
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Baseball Standings and Thursday Results Featuring Major Matches
Baseball standings show Chicago leading with 17 wins and 680 winning percentage. Minnesota trails at 16 8 with a .667. Thursday results include Chicago 6 Kansas City 3 and Boston 4 New York 1. Detroit defeated Washington 13 to 3. Los Angeles beat Minnesota 4 to 3. Today's games list Detroit at Boston and New York at Baltimore among others.
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Baseball Standings and Results From The National League
National League standings show Los Angeles leads with .704, Cincinnati .615, Houston .522, San Francisco .481, Chicago .462, New York .385, Pittsburgh .333. Recent games: San Francisco 6 Chicago 3. Milwaukee 5 Pittsburgh 4. Philadelphia 7 Cincinnati 6 in 10 innings. Los Angeles 3 Houston 0. Remaining schedule lists Cincinnati at New York Cincinnati at New York and other matchups with no games scheduled for several teams.
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Major League Stars Rally in Record Scoring Night
Willie Horton of Detroit slugged two homers and a double, drove in five as the Tigers battered the Senators 13 to 3. Sandy Koufax of the Dodgers combined a three-hits shutout against Houston, fanning 13 in a 3 to 0 victory.
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Fights Last Night TOKYO Jose Medel Outpoints Saito
Jose Medel from Mexico City defeated Katsuo Saito in Tokyo by outpoint decision. Japan hosted the bout with Medel earning 118 percent as the winner. The report notes the boxing result and the bout details.
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Koufax Masters 13 Strikeouts In 3-0 Dodgers Win
Sandy Koufax pitched a 3-0 shutout for the Los Angeles Dodgers with 13 strikeouts, matching his season high and restoring his status as the majors' top strikeout artist. He improved to 4-2 with a 2.17 ERA as Lou Johnson hit a first inning homer for the Dodgers. Willie Mays led the Giants with a homer and doubles in a 6-3 win over the Cubs.
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