Dodgers Win Fifth Straight In Ten Inning Nailbiter
Dodgers beat Reds 2-1 in 10 innings behind Stan Williams eight strikeouts. Maury Wills singled in 10th but was tagged at the plate on Moon’s bouncer. Tommy Davis delivered a two-out RBI hit. Giants rally to top Cardinals 3-1 as Cepeca homers and Sanford gets win. Pirates top Milwaukee 2-1 on Dick Groat's eighth-inning homer.
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Cincinnati
Stan Williams
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Pittsburgh
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Ernie Broglio
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Harvey Kuenn
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Joe Cunningham
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Orlando Cepeda
Paul Richards Named All-Star Game Manager
Paul Richards is named the American League manager for the 1960 All-Star games set for July 11 in San Francisco and July 31 in Boston. Richards, AL manager of the year in 1960, expressed honor and responsibility, noting the games mean a lot to players and promising to do his best to win.
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Paul Richards
Richards
Joe Cronin
San Francisco
Baltimore
New York
Ralph Houk
Coninie
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Stengel
New York Yankees
Houk
Little League Dads Will Meet In Saco
Saco Old Orchard Beach Little League fathers will meet at the league park in Saco tomorrow night at 6 to ready the field for the upcoming season. Fathers of each league team will bring different utensils. Owen-Davis fathers will bring rakes Boucouvalas Brothers s vell Bagley's paint brushes Western Auto paint brushes and Old Orchard Lions rakes and shovels. Four loads of gravel have been brought to the park for grading and paint has been purchased for the fences and stands.
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Saco
Old Orchard Beach
Little League
Owen-Davis
Boucouvalas
Rams Rally Sparks 8-4 Victory Over St Ignatius
Kennebunk high Rams seized five runs in the first inning to beat St Ignatius 8-4 in a Southern York county league game at Sanford yesterday. Paul Bergeron led Kennebunk with a double and two singles, while Poger Laprise doubled and singled twice for St Ignatius. Final score 8-4.
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Kennebunk High Rams
St. Ignatius
Sanford
Paul Bergeron
Rams
Poger Laprise
Spartans
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Pierce
Hanscom
Laprise
Valliere
Dumont
Mixed Couples Summer Lanes League Opens June 6
The 20th Century Summer Mixed Couples bowling league, directed by Nick Gillis, begins Tuesday at 8 p.m. with six to eight teams. Each team pairs two couples, uses past averages for sanctioned bowlers, and starts new bowlers on estimated averages. Bowlers will play three strings over five points per match. openings remain. contact Nick Gillis at 20th Century Lanes.
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Nick Gillis
Baseball Standings and Schedule Mixed with Results
National League standings show Los Angeles leading with 23 wins and a .622 figure, followed by San Francisco and Pittsburgh. Monday results include Los Angeles 2 Cincinnati 1 in 10 innings and San Francisco 3 St. Louis 1, with Pittsburgh 2 Milwaukee 1. Upcoming games list Detroit at Minnesota and Washington at Kansas City among others, with multiple N mark games.
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Chicago
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Washington
Kansas City
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Boston
New York
National Lao L. Pet
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Philadelphia
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Moon
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Mays
Cepeda
Aaron
Springvale KC storm past Saco Tanning for third straight win
Springvale K of C beats Saco Tanning 15 to 8 to seize undisputed first in Biddeford league. Arnie Holland pitched three shutout innings in relief after Al Lessard, and Ernie Ross had four hits including a homer to drive the victory. Ledoux took the loss as Springvale rode a nine-run fourth inning to pull away at Memorial Field.
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Saco Lads
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al Lessard
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M. Paquette
Joe Knight
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Sadovsky Lagogr
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Aubrey York
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Ridley
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Martel
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Notre Dame Advances In Grammar League With Burns Victory
Notre Dame defeated C. K. Burns 12 to 3 in a close three and a half innings, with Ernie Leclair homering and Norm Fecteau collecting four hits in five trips to pace the winners. Don Caouette earned his third pitching win as Notre Dame prepares to face Old Orchard Beach at Memorial Field.
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Ernie Leclair
Norm Fecteau
Don Caouette
Old Orchard Beach
Memorial Field Saco
Burns
Pike
Shea
Brown
Caouette
Martin
Lamontagne Cops Prize In Pro Am
A newcomer won the weekly pro am golf event at Old Orchard Beach. Jim Gillis, Portland Country Club, teamed with amateur Pete Jarboe for 68 and low gross. Harvey Lamontagne Jr. of Saco teamed with amateur Pat Maiorano for 70 65 to take low net, with Maiorano earning amateur low net while Lamontagne trailed pro leader Ronnie Leclair by two strokes.
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Old Orchard Beach
Jim Gillis
Portland Country Club
Pete Jarboe
Harvey Lamontagne, Jr
Saco
Willowdale
Pat Maiorano
Riverside
Maiorano
Lamontagne
Ronnie Leclair
Waterville
Gillis
First Place Tigers Triumph In Night Of Harness Racing
Multiple harness races billed at Lewiston with D race winners and starters listed. Detroit tops KC 10-2 in MLB action while Indians edge Twins in 15 innings, Yankees rally past Orioles as White Sox and Angels also win. Tigers rally with Cash homer, Regan superb relief as Cleveland, Boston win in tight games. Local schedule confirms Tigers host Portland at Waterhouse field.
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Cleveland
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New York
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Boston
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Washington
Clete Boyer
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Jim Coates
Art Ditmar
Yogi Berra
Larry Napp
Mary Breeding
Elston Howard
Orioles
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Tony Kubek
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
American League top batters include Temple of Cleveland at .355 and Casa of Detroit at .350 with Temple also leading hits at 50 alongside Barlowe Boros. Detroit’s Colavito tied for home runs with Gentile at 12. Mantle and Killebrew trail with 10. Detroit pitchers Regan and Mossi share 50 and 40 decisions at 1.000, while Pascual leads NL strikeouts with 50.
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Wood
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Aparicio
Chicago
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Mossi
Pascual
Ramos
Fights Last Night Scali Outpoints Bonner in Chicago
Baltimore fighter Joe Scali 145 outpointed Johnny Lee Bonner from New Rochelle in light heavyweight action. Chicago results show Stininato of Cleveland stopped Bonner in a separate bout.
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Joe Scali
Wilkes-Barre
Gee
New Rochelle
Chicago
Bobby Stininato
Cleveland
Johnny Lee Bonner
Seagulls Stay On Yorks Heels In Golf League
In a York County schoolboy golf league match, York high led early but Kennebunk closed within 3 1/2 points as Perry drew even with McKenna, Wildes beat Todd 3 and 2, and Rams won best ball 2 and 1. York’s second foursome surged ahead with Todd defeating Clark 7 and 6 and Eldridge beating Nompleggi 6 and 5.
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York
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McKenna
Wildes
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Rams
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Eldridge
Nompleggi
Tate
Thunton
Roberge
Bagley
Pendergast
Maroon
North Carolina Colleges De-Emphasize Basketball
A long series of basketball troubles at UNC and NC State led to a sweeping de-emphasis program by the university system. Trustees approved limits on games, recruiting, and summer activity to curb gambling influence and preserve education. The Dixie Classic faced elimination. possible rebirth in other cities was discussed. Players from both schools were implicated in a game-fixing probe.
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Dutch) Muensbauer
Terry Litchfield
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Bio League Stars Pitching Leads Frank Funk's Five-Win Start
Frank Funk of the Indians logged eight innings of two hit shutout relief as Bio League Stars beat the Twins 7 to 5 in 15 innings. Dick Groat of the Pirates broke a 1-1 tie with an eighth inning homer for a 2-1 win over the Braves.
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Frank Funk
Indians
Twins
Dick Groat
Pirates
Braves
Golf Round Highlights at Beach Course
The first foursome at the Beach saw the Seagulls sweep the second. Horne defeated Roberge 3 and 2. Dowd achieved a maximum margin of 10 and 8 over Lafond. The home team won best ball 5 and 4.
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Roberge
Dowd
Lafond
Saucier Third In World's Pin Singles Event
Former Twin City bowling champion Don Saucier placed third in the men's world singles championship in Waltham Massachusetts. He rolled 1181 to finish behind Walter Finn of Dorchester who led with 1216 and Charlie Sievers of Plymouth who had 151 single to edge Saucier by two pins. Saucier earned a cash prize and two trophies for top Maine bowler. A field of 184 competed with Bob Reed and several Maine bowlers also present.
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Don Saucier
Waltham
Mass
Saucier
Walter Finn
Dorchester
Charlie Sievers
Plymouth
Edge Saucier
Bill Derby
Boston
Boston Traveler
Maine State Rowling Association
Maine
Bob Reed
Portland
Nick Gills
Joe Lachance
Chris Anton
al Huot
al St. Clair
Two Games On Local Diamonds This Afternoon
A Telegram league schedule opens with two 3:30 pm games in the twin cities. Biddeford hosts second place Deering, while Thorn ton welcomes Sanford, cellar dwellers.
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Biddeford High
Deering High
Thornton
Sanford
St. Louis
Westbrook
Portland
Biddeford
Saco
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