Pirates End Slump With 7-2 Victory Over St Louis
Pittsburgh manager Danny Murtaugh shuffled the lineup after a 4 loss in 5 games and led the Pirates to a 7-2 win at St Louis. The team produced 12 hits and had no errors as Dick Schofield replaced Dick Groat and Rocky Nelson started at first base.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Danny
Murtaugh
Pirates
St. Louis
Bucs
Dick Groat
Dick Schofield
Rocky Nelson
Ladies Summer Bowling Loop To Get Under Way
The 20th Century lanes host the annual ladies summer bowling league starting next Wednesday at 6 30. Eight five teams are expected with many beginners. Over 40 bowlers signed up. entries still open with Nick Gillis as contact. A 14 week schedule includes a Fourth of July break and a postseason banquet.
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Ted Kluszewski
Stuart
Twin City
Doris Gillis
Rolande Roy
Pauline Thibault
Madeleine St. Ours
Nancy Lessard
Diane LeBlanc
Beatrice Pothier
Barbara Thomas
Kate Gillis
Gail LaPointe
Nick Gillis
Eight Schools Plan To Enter Meet At Saco
Eight York county schools including Kennebunk Old Orchard Beach Wells Sanford Traip Berwick High and St Ignatius will compete in the York County track meet at Saco with Thornton hosting Wells as early favorite after winning the Southern York county meet. Kennebunk was runner up in that event and Sanford also shows strength on cinder tracks this season.
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York County
Saco
Kennebunk
Old Orchard Beach
Wells
Sanford
Traip
Berwick High
St. Igntius
Thornton
Newfoundland Population Size Noted at 300000
The article states Newfoundland an island in the North Atlantic has a population of about 300000 residents.
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Newfoundland
North Atlantic
Tigers Bow To Stags For 13th Straight Loss
Biddeford High School suffered its 13th consecutive Telegram League defeat as Cheverus hammered 18 runs on 18 hits in seven innings at Waterhouse Field. Bordaus earned the win over Small as Cheverus dominated early and held Biddeford scoreless until the final frame.
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Biddeford High School
Cheverus Poun
Tiger
Waterhouse Feld
Biddeford
Cheverus
Paul Chenard
Norm Perreault
Giguere
Stags
Provost
Parsons
Bourque
Murphy
Sullivan
Conley
B Murphy
Cimino
J. Murphy
McNabee
Bordaus
Harnois
B. Murphy
Small
Perkins
Noel
McCarthy
Portland High Coach Heads Southwestern Maine Conference
Carroll Huntress of Portland High was elected president of the Southwestern Maine football conference, succeeding Bill Pawlikowski of Thornton Academy. Norm Parent of Lewiston is vice president and Hank LaValle of South Portland is secretary-treasurer. The meeting approved home teams wearing colored jerseys, 1:30 p.m. start times for afternoon games, and discussed standard ticket prices and tie-breaking methods.
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Carroll Huntress
Portland High School
Bill Pawlikowski
Thornton Academy
Southwestern Maine
Huntress
Portand
Norm Parent
Lewiston
Hank LaValle
South Portland
Thornton
St. Louis
Twi Golf Biddeford Saco Club Standings and Scores
Golf standings from Biddeford Saco Country Club show team rosters and scores across four teams. Notable players include Richard Sawtelle Al Polakewich Chet Ball Gerry Twomey Bob Whitten and H Watson with varying scores listed beside each name.
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Richard Sawtelle
al. Polakwich
Chet Ball
Gerry Twomey
R. Whitten
D. Tousignant
al. Polackwich
J. Kennedy
E. Cote
H. Goodwin
Boxing results from last night across multiple cities
Fights last night featured Mauro Vazquez of Los Angeles outpointing Andrade from unknown location in 133 pounds. Onterio Molina of Corpus Christi stopped Pajarito Gonzalez in 118 pounds. Roque Maravilla of Neampa outpointed Cal Brad of Oakland in 176 pounds. Hachiro Tatsumi of Japan outpointed Fumio Kaizu in 154 pounds. Zeke Lucero of Sacramento outpointed Teddy Hall of Seattle in 136 pounds.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Mauro Vazquez
Cu Nn
Andrade
Ompton
Calif
Tex
Onterio Molina
Corpus Christi
Pajarito Gonzalez
Reynosa
Mexico
Boise
Idaho
Roque Maravilla
Neanpa
Cal Brad
Oakland
Tokyo
Hachiro Tatsumi
Japan
Fumio Kaizu
Aberdeen
Wash
Zeke Lucero
Sacramento
Teddy Hall
Seattle
Third Major League Considered by Baseball Leaders
In Columbus, baseball officials discussed forming a third major league with eight potential clubs, while Commissioner Ford Frick predicted the move inevitable within five years. Projections included 200 players, territorial obligations, park commitments, a 154 game schedule, and adherence to major league agreements and pensions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ford Frick
William Shea
New ‘York
Majors Committee On
Frick
New York
Buffalo
New Orleans
Dallas-Fort Worth
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Montreal
Seattle
Mexico City
Toronto
Hope for Yankees Revival Faces Steep Climb vs Orioles
The New York Yankees, one win from leaving the cellar, could climb to sixth by taking the first two games of a four game set with Baltimore. Hoyt Wilhelm pitches for Baltimore as Casey Stengel leans on Bob Turley. Boston routed Kansas City 5-0 in one AL game. Philadelphia beat Chicago 3-0. Pittsburgh defeated St. Louis 7-2 in the NL.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago
Ruben Gomez
Boston
Kansas City
Pirates
Cardinal
Lindy McDaniel
Ernie Broglio
Harvey Haddix
Gomez
Cub
Bob Anderson
Phils
Willie Jones
Anderson
Jim Hegan
Rideburn
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Washington
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Casey Stengel
Bob Turley
Tom Brewer
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Kiely
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Red Sox
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Jackie Jensen
Dick Gernert
Ned Garver
Aepees
Dick Kerry Extends Lead In Local Pitching Race
Dick Kerry of Thornton Academy kept his status as the league’s top winner with his seventh victory of the season. Kerry and relief pitcher Bill Dumont shut out Sanford 5-0, boosting Kerry to 7-1 on the year with 54 1/3 innings, 52 strikeouts, 30 hits allowed and 32 walks.
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Dick Kerry
Thornton Academy
Kerry
Thornton
Bill Dumont
Sanford
Maroon and Gold
Jack Charland
St. Louis
Charland
Eagles
Dick Sevigny
Sevigny
Biddeford
Paul Chenard
Tigers
SLHS
Bourque
BHS
Perkins
Frothingham
Chenard
Beaudoin
Thornton and Portland Clash for League Lead
Thor nt on and Port land vie for first in Telegram league as Thornton seeks to widen a 10 game edge with three games left. Dick Kerry expected to start for Thornton in a key 2 pm Saturday tilt at Saco.
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Thornton
Portland
Lightning routs Le Voltigeur 22 to 6 in Biddeford softball
Lightning Club belted 20 hits including four doubles and four triples to overpower Le Voltigeur 22 6 at Memorial Field. Nolette earned the win with six hits allowed while Bissonnette took the loss as Nosette nightly tallies and multiple players contributed to the big win in the Biddeford Softball League.
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le Voltigeur
Biddeford
Memorial Field
Brouchy
Chretien
Kras
Rouselle
Lightning Club
Jariz
Allie
Bissonnette
Democrats
Gregoire
Krasko
McGuire
Bordage
Boudreau
Dantel
Nant el
Labrecque
Brochu
Nolette
jKrasko
Roustelle
Saco Recreation Center Ends Winter Season
The Saco Recreation Center wraps its winter program, the most successful ever, with over 500 weekly participants. Teen nights draw 190 weekly, high school nights 150, and grammar school Fridays see peak attendance. New summer plans include tennis, baseball leagues, and a men’s softball night under director William Pawlikowski.
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Saco Recreation Center
Saco
Commission
William Pavilkowski
Recreation Commission
Harvey Lamontagne, Jr
Richard Murray
Saco Commission
Albert Searway
William Bos
Bill Pawlikowski
Memorial Field
Pawlikowski
Thornton Loses to South Portland in 11 Inning Telegraph League Game
South Portland edged Thornton Academy 6 to 5 in 11 innings at South Portland. Barry Wood drove in the winning run with a bases loaded sacrifice fly after Thornton led 3 0 in the first two innings and South Portland tied it in the bottom of the second. Wood and Donnelly starred for South Portland. Thornton rallies included errors and timely hits by Morrill and Donovan. The result tightens the standings with a showdown looming when Thornton visits Portland at Saco tomorrow.
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Thornton
Portland
Saco
Blue Bulldogs
Blue
Dick Kerry
Maroon and Gold
Westbrook
Saco Memorial Day
Deering
Dick Densmore
South Portland
Barry Wood
Willie Wood
St. Louis
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Eagles
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Jim Greenleaf
Jim Bean
Tedi\Meserve
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Wood
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Clark
McGoudrick
Green'eaf
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Nammond
Imnie Ee Ee Petterton
Harriman
Hanson
Griffith
Donovan
Black
Soucy
Iock
Canmure
Burns School Triumphs Over Notre Dame In Baseball
Burns School defeated Notre Dame 6 to 1 in a baseball game. Key hits came from Guay Cote and Corriveau with home run by Dave McNabb. Winning pitcher Kimball allowed six runs, while Martin took the loss. Umpires Cushman officiated. game lasted about three hours.
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Garland
Don McNa
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