Yankees Lifted by Turley and Bridges In 2-1 Win
Turley returned to action with seven scoreless innings and two singles allowed as the Yankees edged the Red Sox 2-1 to share the AL lead with Cleveland. Bridges closed out the win, while Belinsky struggled for Baltimore in a 6-4 defeat to the Angels.
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Associated Press
New York Yankees
Turley
Marshall Bridges
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland
Marshall
Gene Conley
Baltimore Orioles
Bo Belinsky
Los Angeles Angels
Baltimore
Fights Last Night In Miami and Tokyo Results
Ray Lancaster from Spartanburg outpointed Harry Bellefonte of Moultrie in Miami. Osamu Watanabe of Japan defeated Joel Sanchez of Mexico in Tokyo.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Ray Lancaster
Spartanburg
S.C
Harry Bellefonte
Moultrie
Tokyo
Osamu Watanabe
Japan
Joel Sanchez
Mexico
Gorham Stops Wells In Dual Meet Track Action
Gorham High defeated Wells 66 to 47 at Gorham in a dual meet. Wells athletes set new marks in shot put 42 feet 8 inches and javelin 160 feet 8 inches while Gorham star Steve Watts won the 440 and helped the team to victory with strong showings in the 440 and relay events.
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Gorham High
Wells
Gorham Yesteray
Gorham
Steve Harmon
Stand Adams
Steve Watts
Byrnes
Pelletier
MacDonald
Folsom
Belyea
Decateur
Watts
Burnell
Harmon
Saunders
Gourde
Boyd
Tapley
Dame
Johnson
Adams
Clarrage
Trueworthy
Amirault
Boivin
Tie
Haskell
Shires
Filson
Liston and Sharkey Clash Over Crack at Event
Sonny Liston and Jack Sharkey exchanged sharp words before a press conference in Massachusetts. Sharkey, 59, introduced Liston to judges at Raynham Dog Track, prompting Liston to denounce the remark as a cue to his past. Liston denied predicting a first round KO against Floyd Patterson and said he respects Patterson as a champion.
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South Easton
Mass
Jack Sharkey
Sonny Liston
Liston
Sharkey
Raynham
New York State
Floyd Patterson
Patterson
Major League Leaders Highlight AL Batting and Pitching Totals
Summary of top AL leaders by at bats including Jimenez Kansas City at .389 and Robinson Chicago at .352. Runs by Siebern Kansas City and Howser plus Green 27. RBIs led by Robinson Chicago 32 and Siebern 29. Hits by Robinson Chicago Rollins Minnesota Cimoli Kansas City 42. Doubles Del Greco Kansas City Green Minnesota 12 and Robinson Chicago 11. Triples Cimoli Kansas City 4. Home runs Kaline Detroit and Wagner Los Angeles 10 with Landis Chicago and Cash Detroit 9. Stolen bases Howser Kansas City 11 Aparicio Chicago 9. Pitching leaders Donovan Cleveland 6-0 1.000 and Belinsky Los Angeles 5 1 .833. Strikeouts Pascual Minnesota 45 Pappas Baltimore and Belinsky Los Angeles 38.
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Turley
Jim Pagliaroni
Gary Geiger
Carroll Hardy
Boston
Roger Maris
Maris
Yanks
Mickey Mantle
Elston Howard
Bridges
Pete Runnels
Ed Bres Oud
Red Sox
Belinsky
Nohitter
Orioles
Baltimore
John Powell
Jackie Brandt
Jerry Adair
Gus Triandos
Los Angeles
Art Duirk
Hoyt Wilhelm
Angels
Associated Press
Jimenez
Kansas City
Robinson
Chicago
Siebern
Howser
Green
Minnesota
Rollins
Cimoli
del Greco
Kaline
Detroit
Wagner
Landis
Cash
Aparicio
Donovan
Cleveland
Pascual
Pappas
National League at bats and major leaders
Baseball leaders are listed with players and teams: Kuenn San Francisco 612 at bats, Musial St. Louis .341, Pinson Cincinnati 31 runs, Wills Los Angeles Cepeda San Francisco 30 runs, Cepeda 38 RBI, T Davis Los Angeles 35, hits F Alou San Francisco 46, Cepeda 45, doubles Robinson Cincinnati 12, Pinson Cincinnati and Cepeda Davenport San Francisco 10, triples Williams Chicago Ranen Houston 4, eight tied 5, home runs Pinson Cincinnati 12, Mays Cepeda San Francisco, Stolen bases Wills Los Angeles 18, W Davis Los Angeles 9, pitching (5+ decisions) Purkey Cincinnati 60 1.000, Pierce San Francisco 0 1.000, strikeouts Koufax Los Angeles 73, Farrell Houston and O'Dell San Francisco 47.
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Kuenn
San Francisco
Musial
St. Louis
Pinson
Cincinnati
Wills
Los Angeles
Cepeda
T. Davis
F. Alou
Robinson
Davenport
Williams
Chicago
Ranen
Houston
Mays
W. Davis
Purkey
Pierce
Koufax
Farrell
O'Dell
Trotters and Pacers Post Time 7 30 p m
Harness card lists seven races with pace class entries and purses from 300 to 500 dollars. Names include Andy Kano Scott s Vision Mr Freight Trigger Volo Niagara Flash and Oteca s Harry, with multiple drivers and horses across six to seven races.
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Andy Kano
A. Reynolds
Steve Volo
W. Pike Son O'Darnney
A. Langille
Bondsman
No Boy Homestretch
Marve
D. Richards
J. W. Volo
H. Renaud
Roan June
R. Hafford
Alro Star
D. Carlisle, Jr
N.W
Scott’s Vision
G. McKenney
Graham Abbe
Mr. Freight
A. Nason
Fred Direct
D. Childs
Esquire Rob
R. Fenno
Carmilla Mite
F. Lowe
Oteca
F. Woodbury
Ency
V. Holden
Jeffson Moraka
E. Cossette
Daie
K. Kellogg
S. Cram
Willoniv
R. Wing Wake Lee
F. Smith
Chockoyette David
B. Nelson
Senator Yates
Nira
S Wanetka
J. Gerry Zither
H. Barker
Wilson
L. Wilson
Jay Morris
B. Smith
Dean Boy
H. Ralph
Mr. Berry Key
R. Kellogg
Henry Jones
R. Ryan
Trigger Volo
G. Fitch
Kilarney Jane
J. Gerry Mighty
Niagara Flash
C. Crawford
Verna
N. Murray
Stormy H
J. Gerry
N. W
Woodbury
L. Norton
M. Hodaking
Borderview
Mable
M. Maker
Captain Moody
G. Reed Meadow Mike
F. Smity
Snow
Q. McKenney
Standings and results from major league baseball games
Standings show Cleveland at 18 11 and Minnesota at 19 13 with Chicago Baltimore and Los Angeles in pursuit. Thursday results include New York 2 Boston 1 and Baltimore 6 Los Angeles 0. Today features Minnesota at New York Detroit at Cleveland Baltimore at Chicago Kansas City at Washington and Los Angeles at Boston. Weekend schedule lists multiple city matchups and nine more games across leagues.
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Associated Press
W. L. Pet
G.B
Cleveland
Minnesota
Chicago
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Detroit
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
New York
Knights Edge Nasson In 6-5 Baseball Victory
St Francis College held Nasson College to six hits while capitalizing on errors and walks to secure a 6-5 win on the Red Knights diamond yesterday afternoon. Nasson mounted a late rally but fell short as St Francis preserved the lead with steady defense and timely hits.
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St. Francis College
Nasson College
Red Knights
Nasson
Thornton tops Cheverus in Telegram league tussle
Thornton academy edged Cheverus 6-4 as Jean Paul Fecteau and the McNabb brothers fueled late scoring. Ken Pike started for Thornton, with Fecteau finishing strong after a first inning threat. St. Louis rolled past Biddeford 11-1 behind Norm Trottier who struck out 10. Dion Sevigny led St Louis with four hits and five steals.
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Jean Paul Fecteau
McNabb Twins
Thornton Academy
Cheverus
Saco
Maroon
Portland
Deering
St. Louis High
Biddeford
Sanford
South Portland
Biddeford-Saco
St. Louis
Thornton
Ken Pike
Charley Kerrigan
Johnny Kerry
Santo Cimino
Ed Bouhles
Higgins
Pike
Fecteau
Saco Lads
Bob Kimball
Paul Callahan
Dave McNabb
Dennis McNabb
Bob Callahan
Dave
den. McNabb
McNabb
Ciminio
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Kerry
Boulos
Dav
Kerrigan
Cimino
Roulos
Waterhouse Field
Trottier
Tiger
Roger
Red Se‘vigny
Eagles
Ron Guerin
Sevigny
Dick Dion
Dion
Dick Harrison
Bob Bourque
Labbe
Gene Lacroix
Skip Edwin
Guerin
Tigers
Bruce Carp
Dion Dion
Poae
Cerin
Cote
Eer
Nevigny
Ee Seeses
oFecteau
Dodgers Rally in 10th to Narrow NL Pennant Gap
Dodgers rally from 4-0 down to beat the Colts 5-4 in 10 innings as Maury Wills and Wally Moon clinch the win. LA, now within three games of San Francisco, gains late momentum in the NL pennant chase.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Gibson Maury Wills
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Houston
Wills
Colts
San Francisco Giants
St. Louis
Bob Gibson
Jim Golden
Golden
Wally Moon
Elks Edge Rochambeau In Wild Saco Softball Games
In Biddeford Saco league play the Elks and Rochambeau traded leads with Rochambeau building an 8-0 second inning lead, then the Elks rallied to tie and win 13-12 at the field. Blackie Lajeunesse led Rochambeau with four hits, while Oscar Cloutier homered for the Elks. Roger Doyon held K of C to one hit through five. Merchants Express defeated the KC club 6-3 behind solid pitching by Roger Vovon.
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Els
Rochambeau Club
Tixs Field
Merchants Express
Springvaie KK
Roger Vovon
Saco Field
Elks
Biddeford
Dave Twomey
Ralph Boisvert
Muff Faucher
Twomey
Boisvert
Rochambeau
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Blackie Lajeunesse
Don Gagne
Oscar Cloutier
Guy Roberge
Roger Doyon
K of C
Springvale
Dallaire
Szumita
D. Gagne
Vachon
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J. Paquette
Leclair
Emerson
Roberge
Lajeunesse
Cloutier
Faucher
Lene
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Belisle
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Paquette
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Merril
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Goulet
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Devon
Annes
St. Louis
Dion
Sevigny
Guerin
Rhone Delisle
Bourque
Belanger
Larose
Moulton
Holland
B. Mey
Stol- Holland
Lessard
A. Lessard
Dubois
Labbe
Ross
Lehoux
Lesleft
Bid- Cochin
Gene
Fredeford
Louis
Doyon
Trottier
Demers
Ana Springvale
Tibbetts
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Tanguay
Velevis Tops In Roll-offs At Pastime Lanes
The fourth of five roll-offs drew 13 bowlers in class 110 and under. Joe Velevis led with 579, carrying a 103 season average, followed by Oscar Letellier at 574. Richard Lajeunesse was third with 567. Roland Belair high for third string at 159. Tom Pouravelis added 132 for a win-place. Next roll-off scheduled for next week.
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Joe Velevis
Oscar Letellier
Richard
Lajeunesse
E. Johnson
M. Baillargeon
R. Gosselin
D. Stevens
Paul Binette
Major Leaguers Lead In 6-4 Win Over Angels
Major League stars Jackie Brandt and Orie Olas drove in three runs combining a double and a home run in a 6-4 victory over the Los Angeles Angels. Bob Gibson and the Cardinals shut out San Francisco 10 with a six hitter.
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Associated Press
Jackie Brandt
Orieoles
Los Angeles Angels
Bob Gibson
Cardinals
San Francisco
Industrial Loop Banquet Honors Chippers and Winners
The Industrial League held its second annual banquet at Wonderbar Steak House. The Chippers were guests of honor with captains and five players named as trophy recipients. Lost Soles won team honors. Lumberjacks and Rainbow Tavern received individual and team trophies and cash awards. Don Wormwood and Don Raybine led individual awards.
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Bowlers
Industrial League
Wonderbar
Biddeford
Ed Pullen
Arthur Millard
Industrial Legue
Chippers
20Th Century
Nick Gillis
Don Wormwood
Darrell Farnham
Bill Elliot
Roy Wormwood
Jon Raybine
Lumberjacks
Rainbow Tavern
Art Millard
Don Raybine
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