Red Sox Clinch First as Wilton Two-Hits Angels
The Boston Red Sox moved into first place after Earl Wilson threw a two hitter in a 3-0 win over the Los Angeles Angels. Lou Clinton doubled home two runs with two outs to spark the sweep, while Cleveland edged Chicago 5-4 and Baltimore beat Washington 9-1 to climb into third place, one game back. Brooks Robinson drove in four and Jackie Brandt three for Baltimore as Chuck Estrada limited Washington to two hits before an elbow issue ended his outing.
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Boson
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Lou Clinton
Earl Wilson
Max Alvis
Associated Press
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Gilliam
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Pittsburgh
Dodgers
Nate Oliver
Tommy Davis
Johnny Podres
San Francisco
Giants
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
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Billy O'Dell
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Cliff Cook
Ron Hunt
Chico Fernandez
Gaylord Perry
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Cubs
Larry Jackson
Reds
Jim O'Toole
Billy Williams
Lou Brock
Braves
Eddie Mathews
Cards
Ray Washburn
Denny Lemaster
Stan Musial
Gene Oliver
Don Demeter
Tony Gon Izalez
Tony Taylor
Wes Covington
Phils
Colts
Ray Culp
Dick Drott
Notre Dame Nips Biddeford 6-5 in tense Waterhouse field win
Notre Dame managed a 6-5 victory over Biddeford Junior High at Waterhouse field behind Rod Choroszy relief pitching. He yielded a two-run double late, then scored the deciding run on an error after Pat Boudreau's running catch saved the game.
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Caouette
L. Throumo
Nea
Blow
Stone Captures Golf Lead At Oklahoma City
Bob Stone shot a 4 under 68 to lead the Oklahoma City Open at Quail Creek, ahead of defending champion Doug Sanders and others. Rex Baxter Jr trailed after a late mishap on the 17th, finishing with a 70. Art Wall Jr withdrew after 79 with illness.
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Bob Stone
Junction City
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Quail Creek
Doug Sanders
George Bayer
Ken Still
Ernie Vossler
Rex Baxter, Jr
Baxter
Art Wall, Jr
Wall
Wells Track Team Sets New School Scoring Mark
WellsHigh thinclads set a school scoring record of 107 2 points, defeating York 170, Train Academy 362, Berwick 13 and St. Anthony’s seven. Bill Byrnes led Wells with multiple wins, while York’s Al Taplin broke the mile with 4 59 5.
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Stella
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Saunders
Grady
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Bucklin
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Gourde
Bragan Praises Braves Left-Handed Trio In Series Win
Milwaukee manager Bobby Bragan lauds his left-handed pitching staff as the best in the National League. Warren Spahn, Bob Hendley, and Denny Lemaster pitched complete games in a series sweep over St. Louis, backing Bragan’s claim with 4-3, 9-3, and 5-2 victories. Bragan also mentions Dan Schneider as a key second big lefty alongside Spahn and notes Dodgers’ lefty depth with Koufax, Podres, Richert, and Perranoski.
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Per
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Johnny Podres
Pete Richert
Ron Perranoski
Kid Schneiver
Dodgers
Richert
Favorites Ready For Big Race
In Baltimore eight 3-year-olds prepare for Saturdays Preakness in a race likely to be one of the event's most spectacular. Never Bend stands out after a fast trial as Chateaugay and Candy Spots loom as threats, with other contenders including Rural Retreat and Lemon Twist. Trainers anticipate a sharp burst from Never Bend at the start as jockey Manuel Ycaza eyes the early lead.
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Woody Stephens
Never Bend
Chateaugay
Ifield
Jacnet
Country Squire
Charles E. Morgan
Sky Wonder
Harry F. Guggenheim
Stephens
Manuel Ycaza
John W. Galbreath
Rex Ellsworth
Pimlico
Michael
Jack Stein
T. D. Buhl
William B. Robinson
Cheverus High Defeats Biddeford 8-1 at Portland Oaksfield
Cheverus High defeated Biddeford High 8-1 to pull even for second place with Idle Deering in the league standings. Paul Connolly led Cheverus with a triple and three hits, while Bob Bourque allowed nine hits, fanned 15, and walked four despite nine errors by teammates. The Stags jumped ahead in the first inning with three runs, aided by Tiger errors, and Connolly later added a double and a single.
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Biddeford High
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Idle Deering
Sanford
Stags
Rams Trail League
Thornton Academy
Bob Bourque
Tiger
Paul Connolly
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Paul Twomey
Biddeford
Stag
Fred Olson
Cheverus
Bourque
D. Aguair
Olson
White
Gilliam Pacing Dodger Wins Sports Awards Night at St Francis
Swede Nelson addressed St Francis college teams at annual Sports Awards, urging unity and fair play. Awards were presented by Athletic Director James Beaudry and Michael Pelletier, with senior sweater honors given to Magee, McCabe, Peterson, and Pelletier among others.
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John McCabe
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Lewiston
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East Providence
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Great Barrington
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Wynnewood Pa
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Garden City
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Burlington
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Cliffwood Beach
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North Grosvenordale
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Springfield
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Croydon
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Bellows Falls
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South Portland
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Lowell Mass
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Wollaston
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Demarest
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Hartford
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Challengers For Twin City Title To Be Selected
Prospective challengers for the Twin City bowling title will compete Sunday night at the Pastime Jones in Biddeford. Open to Saco Biddeford bowlers except state or former state champs, the 7 30 pm event aims to form the next season’s challenger pool. A large field is expected with top local ice bowlers already entered.
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Biddeford Softball Meeting Schedule
A meeting of the Biddeford Softball league is set for 8 tonight at the Rochambeau club hall to draw up the season schedule. Eight teams will participate in a 28 game schedule as the league prepares to start play Sunday.
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Rochambeau Club
Major League Stars Pitching Helps Red Sox Lead AL
Earl Wilson limited Los Angeles to two hits while adding a single and a triple in a 3-0 Boston win that put the Red Sox atop the American League. Brooks Robinson slugged three singles and four RBIs as Baltimore routed Washington 9-1 to seize third place in the AL.
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Boston
Brooks Robinson
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Boxing results from last night in multiple cities
In Philadelphia Len Matthews defeated Freddy Jackson by knockout. In Worcester Charley Scott stopped Jim Sugar Lynn. In Miami Willie James outpointed Hank Webb. Action reports from Newark and Jacksonville also list bouts with fighters and weights, showing a night of mixed results across venues.
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Len Matthews
Freddy Jackson
Ew York
Wworcester
Mass
Charley Scott
Jim Sugar Lynn
Newark
N.J
Miami
Fla
Willie James
Hank Webb
Jacksonville
Thornton Pads Lead With Win Over Westbrook
Thornton Academy baseball fans witnessed a 7-4 victory over Westbrook to claim a commanding two game lead. Sophomore Don Caouette pitched well and contributed at the plate while Rick Swan fanned 17 in a standout effort for Westbrook, but costly errors and timely Thornton hitting sealed the win.
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Telegram
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Charley Belanger
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Ken Bradley
Jeff Trecartin
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Maroon
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Doug Crosby
Kermit Lane
Caouette
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