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Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1962

Page

6

Lucas Sings Pro Basketball Move That Could Save ABL

Jerry Lucas, three time All America from Ohio State, signs with the Cleveland Pipers of the American Basketball League for two years. The deal includes a $100000 offer from the NBA and a $40000 investment portfolio. George Steinbrenner persuades Lucas to rejoin pro basketball with an education minded plan and a shorter schedule.

Cleveland Jerry Lucas Ohio State Buckeyes Sports Illustrated Cleveland Ipers E Pipers Lucas John Havlicek Pipers Havlicek Cleveland Browns National Football League ABL National Basketball Association Cincinnati Royals NBA The George Steinbrenner

Williams Knocks Out Alonzo Johnson in Houston Fight

Cleveland Williams, of Houston, stopped Alonzo Johnson, of Philadelphia, in a 10 round bout reported by Associated Press. The card also listed Salazar and German drawing in San Antonio, Ortiz stopping Deloz in Amarillo, Thornton stopping Smith near Corcoran, and Gray outpointing Baby Brown in Honolulu.

Houston Tex Cleveland Williams Alonzo Johnson Rankin San Antonio Ray Salazar Los Angeles Oscar German Drew Amarillo Gaspar Ortega Mexico Trinidad Deloz Mexico City Dartmouth Blair Richardson South Bar N.S Bobby Barnes Wilkes-Barre Corcoran Calif Wayne Thornton Fresno Roy Smith Honolulu Bobby Gray Stockton Baby Brown Philippines

Casey Stengel Visits Mets Dinner in Garden City

The captioned photo in American Banker shows Charles Dillon welcomed by Walter Van der Waag at a dinner honoring the newly formed New York Mets. Dillon, once a Yankees manager, now leads the Mets and had noted he would trade a Met victory for newspaper coverage.

Bankers League Garden City N. Y American Banker Charles Dillon Casey Stengel Valley National Bank Glendale Calif Walter E. van der Waag New York Bank California New York Yankees New York Mets Casey Mets

Red Auerbach to speak at St Francis Sports Night Biddeford

Pro basketball legend Red Auerbach will headline the first annual Sports Night at St Francis College in Biddeford. The Celtics coach, a dominant figure with six division titles and a 1000th game milestone, is slated to speak and share insights from a storied career.

Biddeford St. Francis College Red Auerbach Boston Celtics Brooklyn National Basketball Association Washington Red Ben Kerner Tri-City Hawks Boston Celtics Walter Brown Europe Africa State Department

Sanford Powers Past Voltigeurs In High-Scoring Finale

Sanford Cyanamid erased a 10-4 deficit and exploded for 10 runs in the fifth inning at Memorial Field to beat the Voltigeurs and win the soft ball league title. Berthiaume pitched two innings for Sanford while Voltigeurs stretched their lead before the late uprising. The game ended as darkness hindered further play. In other notes, the Wood Memorial at Aqueduct featured multiple stakes winners and Sunrise County faced disqualification in a key earlier race. Also, Saco-Old Orchard Beach Little League chiefs urge parents to attend a 7 p.m. meeting at the municipal courtroom in Saco.

Sanford Cyanamid Voltigeur Club Memorial Field Berthiaume Sanford Hawk Voltigeur Caron Brunette Voltigeurs Wasco Sox New York Aqueduct Admiral's Voyage Sunrise County Willie Shoemaker Prego Atlantic City Hialeah Aidan

Major League Leaders Major League Leaders AL batting leaders

Summary lists top MLB leaders in batting runs RBIs hits doubles and triples for both leagues with players from Kansas City Chicago San Francisco Philadelphia and other teams. Includes distinguished pitchers with undefeated records and top strikeout totals for the season segment.

Jimenez Kansas City Rollins Minnesota Siebern Landis Chicago Howser Green Robinson Davenport San Francisco Gonzalez Philadelphia Mays Pinson Cincinnati Cepeda T. Davis Los Angeles F. Alou Williams Ranew Houston Wills Boyer St. Louis Taylor W. Davis Purkey Pierce O'Dell Koufax Los Angels Drysdale

Tight American League Race Sparks Weekly Turmoil

The AL standings tighten as Cleveland and New York struggle while Minnesota Chicago and Baltimore win. Power and Killebrew lead the Twins with a 4-2 victory over Detroit and Pappas shines in Baltimore’s 7-1 rout. Yastrzemski fuels Boston’s 14 4 battering of New York as Monbouquette and Radatz dominate.

Associated Press New York Yankees Cleveland Indians Minnesota Chicago Baltimore Detroit Vic Power Harmon Killebrew White Sox Washington al Smith Los Angeles Milt Pappas Kansas City Boston Yanks Twins Orioles Angels Tigers Red Sox Matei Power Frank Lary Lennie Green Jack Kralick Senators Smith Luis Aparicio Nellie Fox Fox Mike Hershberger John Powell Pappas Powell Ted Bowsfield Norm Siebern Dick Howser Howser Dick Radatz Roger Maris Mickey Mantle

Giants Rally at Candlestick for Sixth Win in Row

Giants beat the Cardinals 6-3 at Candlestick Park as Billy Pierce earned his fifth win. Willie Mays and Orlando Cepeda drove in key runs in a three run third inning that boosted San Francisco’s lead in the NL. Dodgers, Reds, Pirates, Mets, and Cubs also posted wins in a busy day of baseball action.

Candlestick Park San Francisco Giants Giants Curt Simmons St. Louis Cardinals Billy Pierce San Francisco Los Angeles Cardinals Dodgers Houston Cincinnati Reds Philadelphia Pittsburgh Milwaukee New York Mets Chicago Cubs Doug Camilli Colts Bob Bruce Larry Sherry Bob Tielenguer Vada Pinson Leo Cardenas Joey Jay Art Mahaffey Dick Groat Pirates Smoky Burgess Jack Curtis Harvey Haddix Denis Menke Braves Earl Francis Cal Koonce Hobie Landrith Gil Hodges Mets George Altman Cubs

Baseball Standings and Results Amid 1962 Season Start

The Washington Senators opened the 1962 American League season with 15 new players. Standings show Cleveland leading the AL with 17 wins and 11 losses, followed by New York and Minnesota. National League results include San Francisco and Los Angeles atop the table, with several early games reported.

W. L. Pet Cleveland New York Minnesota Chicago Baltimore Los Angeles Boston Kansas City Washington Detroit W. L. Pet. G.B San Francisco St. Louis Cincinnati Pittsburgh Philadelphia Milwaukee Houston Washington Senators

Unbeaten York Voltigeur Club Golfers Win Big

Thornton and York golf teams beat Sanford High and Old Orchard Beach to claim league wins. Individual matches featured Kostis over Tate and Polackwich over Ferris, with York and Old Orchard Beach players posting several victories and best-ball successes. A club ham supper for charity is planned for May 26 at Biddeford.

Voltigeur York Ham Thornton York Maroon and Gold Sanford High Biddeford & Saco Country Club Old Orchard Beach Kostis Tate Bagley Morgan Best Ball Thornton Polackwich Ferris Johnson Roberge

Softball Runfest Bogged Down by Fog In Saco

In Saco Elksfield last night the Rochambeau club and Springvale K of C game was halted after 22 innings due to fog with Springvale leading 10 9. Arnie Holland of the K of C loses an official grand slam. Cochin of Springvale and Szumita of Rochambeau also hit home runs. replay set for Friday May 25 at Elks field.

Biddeford - Saco Rochambeau Springvale K of C Elksfield Saco Arnie Holland John Cochin Wally Szumita Elks Field Roy Pereault

Rams Edge Traip With One Hitter

Kennebunk Rams beat Traip Academy 2 1 in a Southern York county league baseball game at Kittery. Bob Perry tossed a one hitter, allowing only Terry Blaisdell’s fifth inning single that drove in Traip’s lone run. Hanscom and Perry contributed runs for Kennebunk.

Bob Perry Traip Academy Kennebunk Rams Kittery Perry Terry Blaisdell Blaisdell Bill Hanscom Kennebunk Rams Hanscom Traip

Boyer brothers in baseball season talk and stats

St Louis third baseman Ken Boyer says brother Clete Boyer is nearing a breakthrough with the Yankees. In Clete first nine games with New York he hit .448 with 13 hits as the team leads. Also home canning tip warns to wash berries only before use to avoid mold.

NEW York St. Louis Cardinal Ken Boyer Clete Boyer Yankees

Kefauver Studies Federal Boxing Rules Council

Sen. Estes Kefauver settled today on examining a plan for a national body to establish uniform boxing regulations. The idea, proposed by Abe J. Greene, would form a council to study safety rules with a $50,000 federal grant and include boxing officials, media, and fighters. Greene warned that without federal leadership, more boxers could suffer brutal injuries like Benny Paret and Tunney Hunsker.

Washington Estes Kefauver D-Tenn Kefauver Abe J. Greene National Boxing Association Greene Paterson N. J Kefauver Council Rcal Benny Parets Tunney Hunsackers

Titans Schedule Includes Five Exhibitions Before AFL Opener

The New York Titans will play five exhibition games ahead of the September 9 season opener in Oakland. They visit Houston on August 4, Buffalo in New Haven on August 12, Buffalo in Atlanta on August 18, Boston in Atlanta on August 25, and San Diego on September 1, with a home opener against Denver on September 30 at the Polo Grounds, their last season there before moving to Flushing Meadows.

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