Joye Joyce Shuts Down Thornton in 20 K Stags Roll
Cheverus pitcher Dick Joyce fanned 20 as Cheverus routs Thornton Academy 17 2. Joyce allowed five hits and issued three walks while Paul Sullivan and Kerry paced Cheverus with multiple hits. An unusual fifth inning double play ended a Thornton rally and preserved the big Cheverus lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheverus High
Dick Joyce
Thornton Academy
Joyce
Saco
Jeff Griffith
Paul Sullivan
Cheverus
Dennis McNabb
Ken Chenard
Murphy
Kerry
Stags
Thornton
Chenard
Mutual Theatre Comedy for All the Family
A family friendly comedy screens at Mutual Theatre with showtimes at 6 30 PM and 8 30 PM. The program invites all ages to enjoy light hearted entertainment in a welcoming venue.
Biddeford Opens Decary Field for Little Minor League Play
A Biddeford church project becomes a public playground at Decary Memorial field on Pool road. Workers level the lot, install dugouts, and plan bleachers with city and St. Louis Alumni association support. The Little Minor League aims to field six teams, fundraised to about $1,000, and hopes for future expansions including tennis and a swimming pool.
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St. Andre Church
York County
Decary
Minor League Association
Biddeford
St. Louis
Pool Road
May Street
Boosters
Lionel St. Ours
Roger Coulombe
Clifton Allen
Robert Larochelle
Francis Perry
Fecteaus
Lemires
Heberts
Larochelles
Marcottes
Emonds
Old Orchard Beach
Dover
N. H
Scarborough
Kennebunk
Decary Memorial
Brain Injury Claims Life Of College Boxer Harry Campbell
SAN FRANCISCO AP Light weight boxer Harry Campbell 23 a former Olympic star and San Jose State sophomore died after a brain injury suffered in a 10 round main event He collapsed after losing to Al Medrano in Kezar Pavilion Monday night He underwent surgery for a hemorrhage and never regained consciousness An investigation was promised by Doug Hayden to assess potential negligence Referee Verne Bybee said he was unaware Campbell was badly hurt until after the match Dr Don Lastreto recalled no real hard punches but said the injury likely came from persistent blows
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San Francisco
Harry Campbell
Campbell
San Jose State
Kezar Pavilion
al Medrano
Sacramento
Calif
Doug Hayden
State Athletic Commission
Verne Bybee
Bybee
Medrano
St. Luke's Hospital
Don Lastreto
California Athletic Commission
Big League Stars Struggle Highlights in League Wins
A 2-1 victory for the Cardinals over the Cubs featured Orlando Cepeda and Giants stars driving in the tying run and scoring. Hal Woodeschick and Dave Sisler combined to hold the Yankees to two hits as the Senators won 3-2.
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Associated Press
Orlando Cepeda
Giants
Cubs
Hal Woodeschick
Dave Sisler
Senators
Yankees
Trade Bowling Loop Concludes Successful Year
The men's Trade Bowling league held its annual banquet at the Worderbar Steakhouse with 40 Keglers attending. Main Castle earned the team total prize and the team single award while Genesi's Variety won the individual high awards. Capt Raymond Tardif Dick Rocray Bernie Grenier Dick Choroszy Norman Allie led the champion squad with Bob Souliere Don Boutet Rusty Rousselle Andy Lefebvre and Ray Goudreau making up Souliere's Service Station. Nick Gillis hosted as master of ceremonies at the 20th Century lanes where the rolloffs were held.
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Worderbar
Main Castle
Idid Labers
Souliere
Raymond Tardif
Dick Rocray
Berniie Grenier
Dick Choroszy
Norman Allie
Lombine
Bob Souliere
Don Boutet
Rusty Rousselle
Andy Lefebvre
Ray
Nick Gillis
Steve Foss
Castle
Bernie Grenier
Dick, Rocray
20Th Century Lanes
Baseball Standings and Scores From A L and N L Cards
Baseball standings show American League leaders with New York Minnesota and Cleveland near the top as Boston Chicago and Philadelphia trail. Tuesday results include Washington 3 New York 2 and Detroit 10 Baltimore 4 while Chicago beats Minnesota 5 to 4. Wednesday previews list Washington New York Cleveland Boston and Detroit among scheduled clashes with Kansas City and Los Angeles noted. In the National League San Francisco Pittsburgh Cincinnati Milwaukee and Chicago post wins with several games to come and no games scheduled.
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Associated Press
American League
W. L. Pet. G.B. DE Advoravs
New York
Minnesota
Cleveland
Baltimore
Fils
Kansas City
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Los Angeles
Detroit
City
National League
L. Pet. G.B
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Senators Beat Yankees 3-2 as Woodeshick, Sisler Stand Tall
Detroit also tops Baltimore 10-4 to stretch AL lead while White Sox, Red Sox, and Royals win. Hal Woodeshick and Dave Sisler limit the Yankees to two hits as Washington secures a four game cushion over New York. Frank Lary earns his 100th win for Detroit with a 10-4 victory.
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Detroit
Baltimore
Frank Lary
Steve Barber
Rocky Lnvito
Bubba Morton
Norm Cash
Early Wynn
White Sox
Minnie Minoso
Sox
Pete Ramos
Twins
Frank Malzone
Jim Paglionari
Red Sox
Ike Delock
Wynn Hawkins
Dick Howser
A's
Eli Grba
Norm Bass
Angels
Jim Archer
Bass
Ted Coreau
Old Orchard Beach
York
Agaig
Ick Buckman
Loshua
Ers
Ken Tri Lun
Poa Gendron
Bouchard
Marsh Ll
Wells
Mazzacane
C Lesvesque
Coreau
Seen Peacock
Britton
T Corry Eeneee
Weare
Hardy
Bridges
Hall
Scarboro
Tripp
Boulchard
Buckman
Tri
Gendron
Nowell
Cadenlead
Pierce
Tsomides
Giants Rally to Take Lead With 2-1 Win Over Cubs
Jack Sanford pitched a complete game for San Francisco in a 2-1 victory over Chicago, giving the Giants a three game edge in the NL race. Orlando Cepeda delivered three hits and scored the winning run on Landrith's sixth inning single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Sanford
San Francisco
Gioup
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Sanford
Orlando Cepeda
Dick Drott
Braves
Dodger
Sandy Koufax
Frank Bolling
Don Nottebart
Moe Drabowsky
Dick Stuart
Pirates
Cardinal
Curt Simmons
Vern Law
Elroy Face
Gene Freese
Phils
Reds
Frank Sullivan
Joey Jay
McCormick Wilhelm Pace ERA Leaders In Baseball
New York AP reports Mike McCormick of San Francisco and Hoyt Wilhelm of Baltimore lead this season in ERA. McCormick tops the National League at 1.32 after 41 innings with six earned runs. Wilhelm, a 1952 NL and 1959 AL ERA champ, sits at 1.54 after 35 innings in relief. The article lists leaders from NL and AL, including Monbouquette Mosso Shaw Sturdivant Podres Mahaffey Spahn Hunt Gibson and Jay with varying ERAs and innings totals.
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New York
Mike McCormick
San Francisco
Hoyt Wilhelm
Baltimore
McCormick
Wilhelm
Associated Press
New York Giants
Orioles
Bill Monbouquette
Boston
Washington
Senators
Don Mossi
Detroit
Bob Shaw
Chicago
Tom Sturdivant
Johny Podres
Los Angeles Dodgers
Art “Mahaffey
Philadelphia
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee
Ken Hunt
Cincinnati
Bob Gibson
St. Louis
Joey Jay
Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Summary of top hitters and pitchers from the season, listing leaders by batting average runs scored runs batted in hits doubles triples and home runs. Notable names include Killebrew Mantle Gentile Robinson Cepeda Aaron Mays and Moon with leaders in pitching and strikeouts. Also includes Versalles Aparicio and Regan among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Killebrew
Minnesota
Brandt
Baltimore
Colavito
Detroit
Mantle
New York
Gentile
Cash
B. Robinson
Temple
Cleveland
Francona
Power
Romano
Green
Wood
Sievers
Chicago
Piersall
Kaline
Woodling
Keough
Washington
Versalles
Aparicio
Messi
Regan
Ramos
Pascual
Barber
Mathews
Milwaukee
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Wills
Moon
Los Angeles
Coleman
Cincinnati
Zimmer
Virdon
Banks
Santo
Aaron
Amaro
Philadelphia
Stuart
Robinson
Cepeda
San Francisco
Pinson
Callison
Mays
Buffalo
Elston
Padres
Drysdale
Fights Last Night Bantamweights Reported Wins
Houston, Cleveland Williams stopped Alex Miteff in five. San Jose Frankie Ramerez stopped Jerry Hunnicut in seven. Odessa Kenny Lane outpointed Daniel Gonzalez over ten. San Antonio Baby Salazar out pointed Frankie Duran over ten in bantamweight bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Houston
Tex
Cleveland Williams
Alex Miteff
Argentina
San Jose
Calif
Frankie Rameriz
Los Angeles
Jerry Hunnicut
San Mateo
Odessa
Kenny Lane
Muskegon
Mich
Daniel Gonzalez
San Antonio
Jorge
Baby Salazar
Mexico City
Frankie Duran
Austin
Sailor Loses Finger In Accidental Shotgun Discharge
Brunswick AP reports Thomas Plecker aged 22 lost his right forefinger after an accidental shotgun discharge. Police say he, a sailor assigned to the Naval Air Station, had the gun and was unaware his wife was clearing it and had loaded it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Thomas Plecker
Naval Air Station
Exclusive Race Club Waiting For Shoemaker
Inglewood California AP exclusive race club awaits its fourth member as jockey Willie Shoemaker nears 4,000 career victories at Hollywood Park. He rides in the first seven of eight races, chasing a milestone reached by Longden Arcaro and others after lengthy careers.
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Inglewood
Calif
Willie Shoemaker
Mighty Mite
Hollywood Park
Shoemaker
Pee Longden
Gordon Richards
England
Eddie Arcaro
Aqueuct
Longden
Arcaro
Ted Atkinson
Ralph Neves
Sir Gordon
Kennebunk Rams Sweep Deering In Easy Track Victory
Kennebunk High Rams dominated Deering with firsts in every event and a 2314 by 110 percent score yesterday afternoon. Harold Wakefield led with wins in broad jump, two sprints, and a winning relay, as Kennebunk prep for York County meet at Saco Friday against Kennebunk Thornton and Wells.
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Kennebunk High
Deering
Kennebunk
Harold Wakefield
Rams
York County
Saco
Thornton
Wells
Drown
Holbrook
Durette
Winston
Rodgers
McDonald
Hoff
Morris
Wakefield
Stevens
Hamlett
Graham
Martin
Lee
TV Awards Program Is Lively Show
TV critics note a lively Emmy telecast with 24 statues handed out and a mix of sketches and awards. NBC's Macbeth telecast led with five Emmys including best drama and top program, stars Evans and Anderson winning acting honors, Schaefer directing, while Burr and Stanwyck scored notable wins.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Hollywood
National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
NBC
Iits
Maurice Evans
Judith Anderson
George Sc
Robert Welch
Welch
John Birch Society
Hayden Renominated as Mental Health and Corrections Chief
(AP) Gov. Reed renominates Perry D. Hayden, 55, of Hallowell for a second three year term as Commissioner of Mental Health and Corrections.
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Hayden
Augusta
Reed
Perry D. Hayden
Hallowell
Mental Health and
Track event results show Keenans leading in sprints and relays
The meet results list Folley, Rolfe, and Sprince in a 440 yard dash with 14.2 seconds. Condon leads 120 yard hurdles in 14.5 seconds with Hoff tied Stevens for third. Lefebvre wins 880 with Graham second and Titcomb third. Wakefield tops 220 in 24.6 seconds. Kennebunk wins the 880 relay in 1 41.5.
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Folley
Rolfe
Sprince
Condon
McDonald
Hoff
Stevens
Lefebvre
Graham
Titcomb
Wakefield
Hamblett
Lewis
Kennebunk
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Brian Callahan
Dave McNabb
St. Louis High
Cheverus Deerin
Portland
Reis
Heweny
Dok Murray
Tow United Meq Artists
City Theatre
Continental Distributing, Inc
Curt Jurgens
Suzie Wong
Ocummal
Ted
Kid) Drew
Ted Norman
Mike Sarkis
Sarkis
Kaye
Tommy Clayton
Young Brown
Thhe
Clayton
Brown
Pam King
Billy Buckley
Willy Quinn
Young Bernier
Norman Go
Harry Roberts
Wee Willie Woods
Roberts
Elizabeth Taylor
Butterfield
Ava Gardner
Dick Borarde
Angel
Rt. U.S. 1
Walt Disney
Nored
Hal Woodeshick
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Los Angeles Angels
Woodeshick
Mickey Mantle
Bill Skowron
Sisler
Yogi Berra
Danny O'Connell
Chuck Hinton
Jin King
Willie Tasby
Dateane
Bill Stafford
Wonderbar
Joe Tremblay
Roger Frechette
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Seagulls
Kennebunk High Rams
Perry Como
Frances Langford
Don Ameche
Sally Ann Howes
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