Lachance Repeats Title In Twin City Bowling Showdown
Joe Lachance defended his crown at the 20th Century Lanes by defeating Fred Tenney by 297 pins. Lachance posted a 2,443 total with 1,244 for the 20 strings and added 305 bonus pins, while Tenney totaled 2,146 with 1,086 in two games. the match featured nine strikes and 33 spares for Lachance and strong early frames for Tenney.
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Fred Tenney
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Tenney
Thehampion
Throneberry Drives A's Past Kansas City in Kansas City
Marv Throneberry batted in all of Kansas City’s runs for the Athletics, including a homer and an eighth inning RBI, as the A’s defeated the Royals in Kansas City.
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Associated Press
Marv Throneberry
Kansas City
Hinsdale Track Opens With Profit on Harness Meet
Hinsdale Raceway in Hinsdale New Hampshire started its harness racing meet with higher handle than last year totaling $123 074. A spokes person said handle was up about $15 000 from the previous year. Hanover and Mogna Hanover won the co feature races with times of 2 07 matching earlier pace.
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N.H
Hinsdale Raceway
Ent Hanover
Mogna Hanover
Kennedy urged to consider Castro offer for Cuban exiles
The article notes Cubans, including exiles held after the failed April 17 invasion, await Castro's proposal. Carbo cites belief that Kennedy will act quickly. Equipment dealers estimate 500 bulldozers would cost 6 to 27 million dollars. Jose Miro Cardona, head of the Cuban Revolutionary Council, asks the Red Cross to review Castro’s offer.
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Castro
Carbo
Cuba
Jose Miro Cardona
Cuban Revolutionary Council
International Red Cross
Red Sox blank Tigers for first shutout of season
Gene Conley pitched a four hit shutout as Boston defeated Detroit 1 to 0. Conley allowed four singles, walked two, and struck out six to seal the victory and keep pace in the standings.
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Twins
Gene Conley
Red Sox
Tigers
Major League Leaders National League Batting and Pitching Notes
Summary of top players by stats: Mathews leads NL batting at .371 for Milwaukee. Moon leads runs and home runs for Los Angeles with 26 runs and 10 homers. Cepeda tops RBIs with 29. Aaron 26. Clemente highest hits with 40. Wills and Davis tied 39. Stolen bases led by Pinson and Robinson with 7. Pitching: Buffalo, SF 3-0, 1.000. Padres, LA 5-1, .833. Drysdale leads strikeouts with 51. Williams 47.
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Milwaukee
Moon
Los Angeles
Mays
San Francisco
Cepeda
Aaron
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Wills
T. Davis
Coleman
Cincinnati
Zimmer
Chicago
Drysdale
Williams
Baseball league leaders from a murky box score snippet
The fragment lists batting leaders including Killebrew and Brandt with averages .365 and .364, Colavito and Mantle among top runs with 28 to 30, Geatte Cash 37, hits leaders like B Robinson and Temple, doubles by Robinson and Francona, pitching leaders Regan and Mossi with 40 decisions, Lary 61 857, and strikeout leaders Ramos and Pascual with 41.
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Minnesota
Brandt
Baltimore
Colavito
Detroit
Mantle
New York
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Cash
B. Robinson
Wolcone
Temple
Cleveland
Francona
Power
Romano
Clevestroit
Slevers
Landis
Chicago
State Jobless Claims Drop in Maine as Unemployment Rolls Ease
Maine unemployment compensation declined from 23 624 in April to 22 199 on May 6, with 1 500 fewer claimants. Governor Reed stated the total insured workforce reached 11.6 percent, reflecting a drop in claimants and steadier employment prospects nationwide.
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Augusta
Maine
Gov. Reed
Bob Hope's Emmys and a Day of Notable Duties
Bob Hope faced defeat at the Emmy ceremony with his usual resilient spirit. He attended the funeral of Gary Cooper, filmed a full day for Bachelor in Paradise with Lana Turner, and had an early call the next morning, while Dolores offered consoling words about the honor.
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Bing Crosby
Hope
Dolores
Bob
Gary Cooper
Lana Turner
Unemployment Fund Rises Near One Million In Period
Reed reports the Unemployment Compensation Fund grew by almost 1 million, reaching 25,151,000 as of May 12 from 24,201,000 on April 15. Mid-March total unemployment stood at 34,700, down from 35,500 in mid-February.
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Reed
Bobby Kennedy Time Knows No Clock In White House Work
The president’s attorney general, a 35 year old with broad duties across executive departments and the federal prison system, is described as a busy man. Administration sources deny a permanent CIA shift though speculation continues after his intelligence machinery probe. He also handles White House liaison work on Capitol Hill. An assistant sums up his style: time means nothing, he gets the job done.
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U. S
Central Intelligence Agency
White House
Capitol Hill
Bobby Kennedy
Saco Circles Quiet as Court Session Is Not Held
No session of Saco Municipal Court was held this morning. The quiet morning paused routine matters and left docket items pending for a future date. No further details were provided.
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Saco
Saco Municipal
Governor's Advisory Panel hears on education strikes
Atty Jud son A Jude told Augusta meeting that boycott tactics by teachers may have pushed Maine's education program back a decade. He claimed Clyde Russell of the MTA seeks to usurp authority by warning teachers not to join districts with pay disputes. Attorney General Hancock said actions not illegal. Newport remains unsettled for the coming year.
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Augusta
Atty. Judson A. Jude
Eee
Jude
Clyde Russell
MTA
Frank E. Hancock
Russell
Newport
Accidents Reported to Saco Police Last Night
Accidents were reported to Saco Police headquarters last night or this morning and no entries were made in the Saco ambulance log.
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Saco
Project Talent Follow-up At Thornton Academy
The University of Pittsburgh surveys 118 Thornton seniors from spring 1960 who took Project Talent tests. The program, funded by the Office of Education and others, measures abilities and general information.
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Thornton Academy
Office of Education
Thornton
Robert B. Bowie
Joseph McCarthy
Project Talent
Toornton
Sks
Bowie
First Death In Little League Play Recorded
Temple City California mourns Barry J Babcock nine died in a Little League game as his father Jack Babcock speaks of loss and resolve. Barry weighed 52 pounds and stood 4 feet 8 inches, a small but spirited Tiger in Temple City’s Little League. The family says the league should continue, honoring the boy’s memory.
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Barry
Barry J. Babcock
Temple City
Tiger
Newport Prep for Crackdown on Jazz Fans
Newport police plan a four day crackdown for the Music for Newport Festival. Police Chief Joseph A. Radice ordered arrests of anyone whose conduct diverges from the pattern of the average tourist. Officers will lecture weekly on crowd control and enforce rules against drinking in cars or on streets, littering, and refusing to move. The Board of License Commissioners also allows closing any liquor venue selling to minors.
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Newport, R.I
Newport Police
Joseph A. Radice
Radice
City Board of License Commissioners
Hospital Group Arranges For Annual Meeting
The Webber hospital auxiliary executive board met at Mrs. Charles Fendersons home in Saco to finalize plans for the May 23 annual gathering at Shawmut Inn, Kennebunkport. A 6 30 buffet supper will precede the business session with members including Mrs. LaFond, Mrs. Larochelle, Mrs. Faulkner, Mrs. Mahaney, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Warner, Mrs. Kenneally, Mrs. Acton, Mrs. Anton, Mrs. Sherman and the hostess.
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Webber Hospital Auxiliary
Charles Fenderson
Vernon Street
Saco
Shawmut Inn
Kenenbankport
Robert LaFond
Ralph Larochelle
Claude Faulkner
Hilary Mahaney
Robert Smith
Robert Warner
Joseph Kenneally
William Acton
Thomas Anton
Roger Sherman
Fenderson
Autopsy Fails to Find Cause After Youth Pitching Accident
A boy nicknamed Barry, described as a spirited little tiger on the field, died Wednesday moments after being struck in the chest by a pitched ball as his father watched from the stands. Hospital reports said no organs seemed crushed, but the autopsy could not determine a death cause.
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Barry
Babcock
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