Individual bowling honors announced at CIO league banquet
Paul Masse led with a high 94 average and Paul Roy topped with a high single 129. M Beaulieu claimed a high triple 327 while Pur ple Passions earned the team total 1605 and Moon Men won the team single prize with 569. Paul Binette took the men's handicap rolloff with 597. Hazel Labbe won the William Pollock girls league lalloff trophy with 349 and Dot Lessard captured the Local 305 trophy. Norman Daigneault was named outstanding sportsman and most improved bowler for 1960 61, earning the Nel Letourneau memorial trophy. League officers and prize distributions followed at the banquet with cash awards for all league officers.
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Paul Masse
M. Beaulieu
Paul Roy
Purple Passions
Moon Men
Paul Binette
Hazel Labbe
William Pollock
Dot J Lessard
Labbe
Nel Letourneau
Arthur Rizas
Bill Doran
Rita Doran
Rolando Roy
Phyllis Tanguay
Priscilla Guertin
Victor Canzano
CIO
Biddeford Tigers Rally In Eighth To Beat Red Riot
Biddeford high Tigers rallied in the eighth to edge South Portland 4-3, grabbing their second win of the week and third of the season. Keith Gaudette set up the rally, but three passed balls allowed the tying and winning runs as South Portland yielded a hard fought victory.
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Biddeford Tigers
Red Riot
Biddeford High Tigers
South Portland
Portland
St. Louis
Sanford
Westbrook
Biddeford
Redskins
Tigers
Deering
Orange
Rams
Thornton
Paul Twomey
Red
Paul Butch Chenard
Dick Hammond
Chenard
Mike Murphy
Keith Gaudette
Ray Soulard
Linto
Don Provost
Murphy
Gaudette
Dick Loubier
Hammond
Loubier
Soulard
Dyer
Doran
Tiger
Bulldogs
Bulldog
Eccles
Eagles
Fisher
Dodge
Guillereault
Red Sevigny
Dick Dion
Union Leagues Hold Thirteenth Yearly Banquet
The TWUA AFL CIO Ladies and Mens bowling leagues held their 13th annual banquet at Wonderbar steak house with about 200 bowlers and guests. Trophies and cash prizes were awarded to 120 bowlers, with master of ceremonies Arthur Rizas and speakers Schoonjans LeBlanc Manning Gillis and Doran. The Alley Opps were named William Pollock league champions. The 20th Century Lanes teams and various Canzano league awards followed with multiple individual honors and cash prizes.
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Twua-Afl-Cio
Wonderbar Steak House
Arthur Rizas
Michael Schoonjans
Petit
Maymond Therrien
Therrien
Thomas LeBlanc
Biddeford-Saco Joint Board
LeBlanc
William Manning
William Doran, Jr
Rolande Roy
Phyllis Tanguay
Nick Gillis
Schoonjans
Manning
Gillis
Rizas
Doran
Mike Drapeau
Alley Opps
Rita Murphy
Kate Gillis
Annette Paquette
Lorraine Foss
Ruth Foss
Rose Dow
Lou Plummer
Rose Robitaille
Yvette Hebert
Alley Oops
Rachel Dubue
Sisteretttes
William Pollok
Goofers
Victor Canzano
Brats
Jets
Red Sox
Wiks
Canzano Loop
Barbara Thames
Ruth Strickland
Steffi Regina
Cecile Binette
Doris Blais
Jeannine Grenier
Violet Bissonnette
A. Beaulieu
20Th Century Lanes
Theresa Lachance
Winks
CIO
Mariano Bishop
Union
Warriors
Purple Passions
Moon Men
Rangers
Bull Dogs
Mickey Mouses
Clippers
Raccoons
Gerard Forcier
Ray Goudreau
Eddie Gonneville
Roland Petit
Marcel Courtois
Dwight Robinson
Three Racers Set New Record At Indianapolis
Indianapolis AP reports the 500 mile race field for May 30 will be the fastest ever, with 32 American veterans and British racer Jack Brabham leading a record qualifying average of 145.302 mph after two weekends of trials. Eddie Sachs led qualifying at 147.251 mph, earning $2,200 and the No 1 starting position.
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Indianapolis
Jack Bragham
Bragham
Eddie Sachs
Center Valley
New Golf Pro Welcomed At Country Club
A banquet and social evening welcomed Andy Manero as new golf pro at Biddeford-Saco Country Club with his wife Emily. Richard Sawtelle gave a welcome, Lois Watson led the ladies’ buffet service, and a moment of silence honored the late Alex Chisholm. Membership rose 30 percent and grounds improvements were discussed. An orchestra provided music for dancing after the testimonials.
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Andy Manero
New
Biddeford-Saco Country Club
Emily
Lois Watson
Richard Sawtelle
Alex Chisholm
Dodgers Tie Giants for NL Lead With 3-2 Win
Dodgers win their third straight 3-2 over San Francisco to pull into a virtual first place tie with the Giants in the NL pennant race. St Louis, led by Musial with five RBIs, and other results across the circuit are noted along with Cleveland taking sole second in the AL.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco
Giants
St. Louis
Stan Musial
Suseee
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Phillies
Don Hoak
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Schwall Wins Major League Debut Biddeford Little Minor League Rosters Listed
Schwall pitched eight solid innings for Boston in a 4-1 victory over Chicago as Conley cooled the White Sox with 2 1/3 innings of relief. Schwall emphasized his fastball as his best pitch, while the Red Sox rallied in the nightcap behind Nixon and Malzone doubles.
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Boston
Don Schwall
Gene Conley
Red Sox
White Sox
Jim Landis
Schwall
Gary Geiger
Nellie Fox
Minnie Minoso
University of Oklahoma
Fox
Luis Aparicio
Minneapolis
American Association
Big League Stars Rivalry Headlines Italian Title Bout
Jorge Fernandez of Argentina outpointed Ted Wright of Detroit over 150 rounds to claim a key result while Giordano Campari in Italy stopped Bruno Ravaglia to retain the Italian lightweight title.
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Associated Press
New York
Jorge Fernandez
Argentina
Ted Wright
Detroit
Cantu
Italy
Giordano Campari
Bruno Ravaglia
S. Italy
Campari
Batting Don Hoak Drives Pirates to 13 11 Win over Phillies
Fights last night featured Batting Don Hoak driving in five runs with a three run homer in the sixth and a two run bases loaded single in the ninth to break an 11 11 tie. Wynn Hawkins and Jim Grant pitched for the Pirates. Indians swept a 9 0 and 2 0 doubleheader from Minnesota with starting pitchers holding the Twins to five hits total.
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Gus Bell
Vada Pinson
Dodgers
Giants
Sandy Koufax
Lose
Billy Lees
Johnny Roseboro
Jim Gilliam
Phillies
Hoak
Pittsburgh
Phils
Pirates
Henry Aaron
Braves
Cincinnati
Reds
Eddie Kasko
Gene Freese
Carl Willey
Claude Raymond
Frank Robinson
Pinson
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pittsnee
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Indians
Red Sox
White Sox
Gary Geiger
Jim Landis
Washington
Willie Tasby
Chuck Hinton
Dale Long
Billy Klaus
Tasby
Senators
Bennie Daniels
Hal Woodeshick
Associated Press
Don Hoak
Wynn Hawkins
Jim Grant
Car stolen in Peoria? Don Callison recovers part
Don Callison recovered part of his 1956 model car in Peoria after the vehicle was stolen. The missing items included four wheels back axle differential spare tire hood battery carburetor radio glove compartment door and floor mats.
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Peka
Kan
Don Callison
Annual ABC Lane Congress Ends At Detroit
The last bowler finished as crews dismantled Cobo Hall after 79 days hosting the 58th American Bowling Congress championships. Some 467000 in prize checks will be mailed to 14000 winners. over 32000 bowlers competed in 11 weeks. Bob Brayman of Detroit won the Classic Division all events and placed third in doubles with Duke Marquardt, sharing 350 with Marquardt for their 1318 two man total. Brentwood Bowl of San Francisco was named Classic Team champion. Regular division champions were Lylemer of St. Cloud, Minnesota singles Joe Macaluso and Gene Hering of Irvington, New Jersey doubles, Luke Karan of Detroit all events, and Meyerland Builders of Houston team event.
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Detroit
Cobo Hall
ABC 1
Bob Brayman
Luke Karan
Meyerland Builders
Houston
Major League Leaders National League Batting And Pitching
The leaders list shows Moon of Los Angeles with a .372 batting average among players with 75 or more at bats, followed by Mathews of Milwaukee at .353. Runs are led by Bolling of Milwaukee and Mays of San Francisco with 27, while Wills of Los Angeles has 26. Cepeda and Aaron top RBIs with 31, Moon adding 25. Wills and Clemente tie for hits at 44, Da vis at 43. Zimmer and Colman tie for doubles with 9, Aaron and Colman have 8, Banks Santo and others with 3. Home runs are led by Robinson and Moon with 10, Mays and Cepeda with 8. Stolen bases see Pinson with 8 and Robinson with 7. Pitching leaders show Buffalo and San Francisco at 30 decisions with .1000 and Padres and Los Angeles at 51 decisions with .833. Drysdale of Los Angeles has 51 strikeouts, Williams of Los Angeles 47.
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Moon
Los Angeles
Mathews
Milwaukee
Bolling
Mays
San Francisco
Wills
Aaron
Cepeda
Clemente
Pittsburgh
T. Davis
Zimmer
Chicago
Colman
Cincinnati
Virdon
Banks
Santo
Amaro
Philadelphia
Stuart
Robinson
Pinson
Buffalo
Padres
Drysdale
Los Angelles
Williams
Individual baseball leaders from 1960s season list high performers
Batting leaders include Temple Cleveland batting .353 with 49 hits and Gentile Baltimore 40 RBIs. Colavito Detroit and Mantle New York tie 10 home runs. Colavito also 49 hits. Pitching leaders show Regan Mossi Detroit 40 decisions and 1.000 ERA, Grant Latman Cleveland 30 decisions and 1.000. Strikeout leaders Pascual Minnesota 50 and Ramos Minnesota 47.
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Temple
Cleveland
Killebrew
Minnesota
Colavito
Detroit
Mantle
New York
Gentile
Baltimore
Boros
B. Robinson
Power
Romano
Francona
Wood
Kaline
Sievers
Landis
Chicago
Piersall
Woodling
Keough
Washington
Aparicio
Versalles
Regan
Mossi
Grant
Latman
Pascual
Ramos
Davies Pulls World Record In Awful Jump At Big Eight Meet
Oklahoma State sophomore George Davies stunned the Big Eight meet in Boulder by vaulting 15 feet 10 inches to set a world record, calling the leap terrible despite its flawless result. He surpassed Don Bragg’s 15 foot 9 inch mark from last year’s Olympic trials, earning praise from coach Ralph Higgins.
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Boulder
Colo.p
George Davies
Oklahoma State
Davies
Ralph Higgins
Don Bragg
United States
Baseball Standings and Weekend Results Summary
American League standings and weekend results show Cleveland and New York near top, Baltimore and Washington mid-pack, with Chicago and Los Angeles leading the National League. Sunday scores include Cleveland 9-2 over Minnesota and Washington 6-7 Los Angeles 2-2. Saturday results feature Cleveland 4- New York 3 and Minnesota 2- Kansas City 0. Other schedules list multiple city matchups and postponed games due to rain.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Minnesota
Washington
Los Angeles
New York
Baltimore
Yankees
Orioles
Kansas City
Chicago
White Sox
Boston
Red Sox
Art Schwall
Associated Press
American League
W. L. Pet. G.B
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Gordon Mailman
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Daniel Perry
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Red ‘Marchand
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Nick Curro
Michel Pinette
Ronald Perreault
Roland Beaudoin
Claude Grenier
Roger Coulombe
Red Marcoux
Dave Bolduc
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Gerry Bissonette
Robert Petit
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Robert Laverriere
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Donald Demers
Kenneth Lambert
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Don Buddin
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Early Wynn
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al Smith
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Jackie Jensen
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