National Grid League Starts Spring Meeting
National Football League owners begin a private two day session in St Louis focusing on suspensions trade rumors and betting allegations tied to Carroll Rosenbloom. Commissioner Rozelle notes reviews of suspensions will come after the 1963 season or in 1964 and discusses television rights and league policies.
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Saco-Beach Little League State Listed Schedule Released
The Saco Old Orchard Beach Little League announced a 50 game 1963 schedule beginning June 1 with double-headers. President Armand Mercier seeks more volunteers for dugout duties and reports are available in Saco and Old Orchard Beach.
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Los Angeles at Cleveland in AL clash
American League game preview from The Associated Press notes an American League tilt between the Los Angeles team and the Cleveland club as today’s scheduled matchup.
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National League standings and Thursday schedule field
Chicago at Washington and Washington at Baltimore highlight Thursday baseball with only one game scheduled. NL teams show Win Loss records led by Pittsburgh Cleveland and San Francisco in tight divisional races. Tuesday results include St Louis over Chicago and Pittsburgh edging Houston.
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Hibernians Display Pro Football Film in Biddeford
Ancient Order of Hibernians at the Mason Street AOH Hall screened Pro Football's Longest Day detailing the December NFL championship game won by the Packers over the Giants 16 to 7. About 530 attendees watched the full color official film. Oranges ranked as America’s favorite fruit with 54 pounds per capita last year and apples second at 26 pounds.
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Major League Leaders Snapshot From 1960s Box Scores
Major League batting leaders list includes Causey and Wagner with top averages. Chicago and Minnesota players lead in runs and RBIs, while Wagner also tops hits. Pitching leaders show Fisch er and others with five decisions and strikeouts by Barber and Cheney. National League leaders feature Covington and Aaron atop batting and RBIs, with White and Santo among doubles leaders.
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Koufax Dodgers Edge Cardinals 6-1 in Pitching Duel
Koufax held St Louis to six hits while striking out 12 as Los Angeles defeated the Cardinals 6 to 1. Drysdale added nine strikeouts for the Dodgers and led a strong bullpen effort in the late innings.
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Scholarship Awarded to Francis LeBeau at Laval University
Francis Paul LeBeau a senior at St. Francis College Biddeford and son of Hector LeBeau Chicopee Falls Mass has won the Laval University summer scholarship from L Association des Professeurs Francais en Amerique. The award covers room board and tuition for French literature German and psychology courses this summer. He plans graduate study at Brown University for a Master in French Literature followed by a Ph.D. He has been on the Dean's List four years and held roles including President of L Academia Francaise literary editor Motus associate editor Canticle and copy editor Sepian and a member of the Third Order.
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Chinese Court Scholar Tsai Lun Invented Paper in 105 A.D
Tsai Lun, a Chinese court official, created paper by processing bark rope old rags and fish nets in 105 A.D. This innovation transformed writing culture and script dissemination across ancient China and beyond.
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