Eagles Rally Past Portland in 4 2 Victory at Alumni Field
Sophomore Bobby Dodge notches his third win as St Louis shocks Portland 4-2 at Alumni Field. Portland takes a brief lead on O'Malley’s two-run homer before St Louis answers with key hits from Sevigny Trottier and Dion. Next up St Louis meets Biddeford at Waterhouse field while Thorn ton hosts Cheverus.
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Alumni Field
St. Louis
Portland
Dodge
Eagles
Biddeford
Waterhouse Field
Thornton Academy
Cheverus
Roger
Sevigny
Norm Trottier
Billy Welch
Pete O'Malley
Bulldogs
Trottier
Dick Dion
Bob Spike& Cote
Dion
Ron Guerin
Rollie Mastroluca
St. Sete
Tigers
St. Louis Ab
Hpon
E. Guerin
Ives Sevigny
Belisle
Fecteau
Seeanes
Ol Ee
Zimmerman
Breault
Casale
We Deess
Hamiet
Matheson
O'Malley
Brewerman
Meet
Mullins
Mastroluca
Cote
Strout
Balk
Caramahalis
Tardif
Stenhouse Shuts Down White Sox in 3-1 Victory
Rookie right hander limited Chicago to four singles and an unearned run, earning his third win since first start 10 days ago. Cepeda homered twice and drove in three for the Giants in a 7-2 win over the Cardinals as Musial tallies his 3,430th NL hit, tying Honus Wagner.
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Dave Stenhouse
Senators
Chicago White Sox
Orlando Cepeda
Giants
Stan Musial
Cardinals
Cepeda
Cards
Musial
Honus Wagner
Oilers Triumph In Last-Strike Win Over Saco Tanning
Roy and Perreault report that the Oilers edged Saco Tanning 10-9 as Bill Gagne delivered a decisive three-base hit with two out in the ninth. York Heel rallied to beat Le Voltigeur 11-9 after four seventh-inning runs, with Ray Montpas contributing at the plate and on the field.
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Saco Tanning
York
Voltigeur Club
Bill Gagne
Tanners
Spider Fortier
Ray Tardif
Voltigeur
Bob Montpas
F. Marcotte
Ray Montpas
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Bill Gilman Enters Blind Golf Tourney
ATLANTA AP One of the world’s most unusual golf events starts Friday as 14 blind players compete in the national blind golf tournament. Competitors often break 90 with aid from coaches who line up shots and warn about greens while sand traps become fairway plays. Defending champion Charles Boswell of Birmingham shares wartime sight loss with many peers. Others include Joseph Lazara of Waltham MA and William Gillman of Old Orchard Beach ME.
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Atlanta
Charles Boswell
Birmingham
Boswell
Joseph Lazara
Waltham, Mass
William Gillman
Old Orchard Beach
Maine
Work Session Scheduled At Saco Ball Park
Eliot Fink announced at the Saco-Old Orchard Beach Little League meeting that the league opens June 2 with players and coaches chosen and umpires and scorers approved. A work party is set for Saturday at 9 am at Newton Sanborn Field to finish field and fence repairs. fathers and volunteers urged to bring tools or come without them to ensure the season proceeds.
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Eliot Fink
Saco-Old Orchard Beach
Saco Municipal Court Room
Fink
Newton Sanborn
Sanborn
Maroon Golfers Clash With Gulls In High School Match
Sanford downed Kennebunk 4 1 2 while Thornton and Old Orchard Beach played to a 3 3 stalemate. Sanford’s fifth win in seven outings came as Kostis defeated Perry, Johnson beat Clark, and Ferris topped Nompleggi in best ball. Thornton's Peacock and Prendergast won as Old Orchard Beach claimed best ball 3 1.
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Sanford
Kennebunk
Thornton
Old Orchard Beach
Bryan
Morgan
Ferris
Thornton-Old Orchard Beach Peacock
OOB
Tate
Prendergast
Bagley
Roberge
Horne
Polackwich
Bates
Best Ball
Crawford seeks Brecht rights for more plays in New York
Producer Cheryl Crawford joins the Brecht revival trend after meeting Stefan Brecht in Europe. She has rights to Mother Courage and seeks performance rights for Saint Joan of the Stockyards, A Man's a Man, and The Caucasian Chalk Circle. The Champagne Stakes day program at Aqueduct last Oct. 14 distributed horsemen' s numbers. Verne Winchell, Donut King owner, earned 146800 from his colt's Champagne win.
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Brecht Rights
New York
Cheryl Crawford
Bertolt Brecht
Europe
Miss Crawford
Stefan
Aqueduct
Verne Winchell
Stan Musial Quiet After Tying Hit Record In San Francisco
Stan Musial, chasing Honus Wagner’s NL hits record, collected his 3430th career knock off Juan Marichal in San Francisco. The 41-year-old Cards star, lighter and in better shape, said age makes the last 400 hits tougher, while praising old timers who played long careers.
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SAN Francisco
Stan Musial
Honus Wagner
Williams
Wynn
Spahn
Feller
DiMaggio
Juan Marichal
Marichal
Musial
Cardinals
Rookie Stenhouse Racks Third By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Washington rookie Dave Stenhouse fired a four hit game to beat the Chicago White Sox 3-1, helping the Senators win seven of 15 while he solidifies a role as a bright spot in a struggling club. Cleveland edged Kansas City 10-9 as John Romano hit a ninth inning homer to lift the Indians. The Yankees, Twins, and Angels posted wins as the pennant race tightens.
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Dave Stenhouse
Washington Senators
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Stense
New
Baltimore
Ken McBride
Jack Spring
Ae Duren
Stenhouse
University of Rhode Island
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
White Sox
Jim King
Luis Aparicio
Senators
Wynn
Romano
Kansas City
Diego Segui
Don Dillard
Cleveland
Woodie Heid
Willie Kirkland
Indians
Chuck Essegian
Mike Fornieles
Mickey Mantle
Yankee
Boston
Bombers
Mantle
Yogi Berrasino
Elston Howard
Bilowron
Yanks
Dick Radatz
Clete Boyer
Musial ties NL hits mark as Giants top Cardinals
San Francisco Giants beat St. Louis 7-2 to run their winning streak to 17 of 20. Stan Musial snapped his 0-for-15 skid with two singles to tie Honus Wagner for most NL hits, while Harvey Kuenn drove in the go-ahead run and Orlando Cepeda hit a three-run homer to seal the victory. The win keeps the Giants four games ahead of the Dodgers.
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Marshall Bridges
Twins
Detroit
McBride
Orioles
John Powell
Baltimore
Duren
Gus Triandos
Leon Wagner
Angels
Lee Thomas
Chuck Estrada
Associated Press
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Harvey Kuenn
San Francisco Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Musial
Honus Wagner
Kuenn
Giants
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Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston
Reds
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
al McBean
Diomedes Olivo
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
New York Mets
Chicago
Cubs
Cards
Juan Marichal
Cepeda
Felipe Alou
Lindy McDaniel
Dodgers
Maury Wills
Thornton Thinclads Rally For Victory
Thornton academy pulled off a late surge to beat Portland and Westbrook 75.2 to 74 with key wins by Eldridge Parola and Soucy in the hop, step and jump and by Eldridge in sprints. Portland’s Dave Bowman swept the javelin and hurdles, while Black of Tafton claimed third in javelin and bowled over the competition in the meet's final events.
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Thornton Academy
Portland
Wesbrook
Saco
Thornton
Westbrook
Maroon and Gold
Tom Eldridge
John Parola
John Soucy
Dave Bowman
Mark Black
Inton
Bowman
Eldridge
Brochu
Parola
Beauchene
Cyr
Spicucco
Tripp
Shaffer
Silcox
Soucy
Titcomb
Fields
Beauchane
Kurlansko
Lavalle
Bridges
Hick
Tie
Grant
Quinlan
Morse
H. Shaffer
Quinn
Spizuco
Witham
Capozza
Fournier
Cobisi
Field
Mulkern
Gilmartin
P. Atwater
T. Atwater
Black
Papp defeats Christensen. McKinney outpoints Knox in boxing
In Vienna Laszlo Papp of Hungary stopped Denmark’s Chris Christensen in seven rounds as he captured the European middleweight title. In Fairless Hills Bob McKinney of Beckley outpointed Ernie Knox of Baltimore over ten rounds.
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Vienna
Laszlo Papp
Hungary
Chris Christensen
Denmark
Papp
Fairless Hills
Bob McKinney
Beckley
W.va
Ernie Knox
Baltimore
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