Twins Trade Talk Foiled by Angels After Pitching Duel
The Associated Press reports the Minnesota Twins discussed a relief-pitcher trade with Kansas City as the Angels watched four Twins relievers hold them to one hit in a 3-1 doubleheader sweep. Dave Boswell and relievers shut down Los Angeles, while other AL games highlighted strong pitching by McDowell, McLain, Lonborg, and O'Donoghue.
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Los Angeles Angels
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John Wyatt
Dave Boswell
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al Worthington
Bill Pleis
Dick Stigman
Zamora Knocks Out Juarez in Corpus Christi Bout
Corpus Christi welterweight Blackie Zamora 135 stops Benito Juarez 135 of Austin in a bout halted in the third round. The Associated Press reports Zamora dominated with sharp early rounds.
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Benito Juarez
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Fairly Delivers Clutch Hit as Dodgers Edge Astros
Ron Fairly, filling the cleanup role, broke a 14 inning tie with a two run homer off Ken MacKenzie to give Los Angeles a 4-2 win over Houston. He added a first inning RBI single and scored the tying run in the eighth as the Dodgers stayed 3 1/2 games up in the NL race. Drysdale pitched in relief in the 14th to seal the victory after Fairly’s fifth homer capped LA’s comeback.
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Lonborg
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Rico Petrocelli
Chuck Schilling
Boston
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Tony Conigliaro
Felix Mantilla
O'Donoghue
John Blanchard
Bill Bryan
A’s
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Don Pavletich
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Joe Torre
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Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
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Ken Johnson
Lou Johnson
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John Purdin
Joe Morgan
Joe Gibbon
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Tony Perez
Pavletich
Banks
Giants
Ron Santo
Liston Says He'll Wear Clay Down Before Knockout
Sonny Liston’s trainer Willie Reddish says the challenger must wear Cassius Clay down over six or seven rounds to win the May 25 heavyweight title bout in Lewiston. Liston adds Clay will run at times, while he plans diagonal movement and a studied sidestep practice.
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Cassius Clay
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Liston
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Thursiday
Wells Girls Softball Lose Tough Battle at Eliot
Wells High School girls fall 19 to 18 to Eliot High in a closely contested game. Connie Bridges pitched for Wells, as the team posts three wins, two remaining regular games and a tentative Thornton Academy matchup before traveling to Berwick.
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Eagletship Burns Burns St Louis Juniors Win 3-2
St Louis Junior High edged Burns School 3-2 yesterday at Memorial Field Saco in a Tri City Grammar School League game. Ben Caron singled and stole to force in the winning run as St Louis pulled ahead in the final inning. Caouette fanned three while Stackpole allowed eight walks in a pitchers duel before the late rally. St Louis improves to 3-2 in league play and hosts Sanford in a non league game later today.
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Fanning
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Spahn Returns To Stamping Grounds Against Braves
Milwaukees Warren Spahn, 44, faces his former Braves in his first meeting with the old club since joining the Mets. He aims for win No. 360, a landmark that would place him sixth all time, amid an expected large crowd in Milwaukee.
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Smith Wins Week 12 Handicap Roll Off at Pastime Bowling
Dexter Smith finishes first in the weekly handicap rolloff at Pastime Bowling Center Biddeford with 591 pins aided by a 75 pin handicap. Harry Goldthwaite places second with 588 after a 60 pin bonus. Other finishers include R. Menard 579 M. Anton 579 R. Boudreau 571 D. Bouthot 557 P. Binette 550 C. Austin 533. The special house prize remains unclaimed and next week’s Lucky 13 rolloff looms.
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Harry Goldthwaite
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M. Anton
R. Boudreau
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C. Austin
Major League Stars Pitching Highlights Two Wins
Sam McDowell of the Indians shut out Baltimore on three hits with 10 strikeouts in a 2-0 victory. Ron Fairly of the Dodgers hit a two run homer in the 14th inning, his fourth hit, delivering a 4-2 win over Houston.
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Dodgers
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