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Newspaper

Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1963

Page

6

Mantle Homers as Yankees Rally in 11th

Mickey Mantle belts a towering 117 feet fair ball off Bill Fischer to rescue the Yankees from a 7-0 deficit with a bottom of the 11th inning homer. The Bombers win 7-5 while Orioles White Sox win to stay atop the AL. Cooper is honored in Manhattan with a ticker tape parade for his 22 orbit space flight.

Associated Press Mickey Mantle Gordon Cooper Mantle Cooper Manhattan Mickey Kansas City Bill Fischer Yankee Stadium Yankee Athletics Yankees Baltimore Orioles Chicago White Sox

East Biddeford Little League announces player selections

East Biddeford Little League released its roster of players for the upcoming season. Players were instructed to report Monday at 6 p.m. at Waterhouse Field for spring training with coaches and officials listed including presidents, treasurers, and multiple team head coaches for Eagles and Butlers.

East Biddeford Little League Waterhouse Field Mike Nanes Mike Hanson Roland Thibault Paul Ross Bob Nantel Bing Laliberte Eagles Donald Macomber Butlers Ray Gagnon Mel Chretien Ellis Eddie Myers Ray Vachon Council Chagnon Eddie Bergeron Ray Nolette Richard Bergeron Donald Lauzier Bernard Jon Lanny Whitten David Boucher Richard Millette Guy Laliberte Michael Caron Raoul Fleurent Robert Pare Charles Antonakos Stephen Lamarre Donald Perrin Michael Cote Stephen Garnache Bob Nantel David Sayer Raymond Boissonneault Roger Gagnon David Camire William Nicholas Spencer Draggins Guy Casavant William Cotsinas Raymond Poissant Robert Lizotte Richard Lessard Michael Couture Richard Bellerose Michael Dion Roger Robitaille Richard Thibault Me Chretien Daniel Murphy Stephen St. Amand Richard Cllette Stephen L. Shea Carl Parisien Robert Martel Robert, Trottier Alan Loignon Phillip Laflamme Ronald Huot Paul Guertin James Townsend James, Monroe Stephen Randall Michael Lasante Robert Picard Lionel Beaulieu Gordon Mailman Dennis Gosselin Maurice Bolduc Roland Decelles Steven Macomber James Provencal Gerard Goulet William Johnston Richard Boisse Michael Macomber Marc Bisson Stephen Mailman Lucien Gosselin Scott Cochrane Don Macomber Joe Berthiaume

Mantle's 11th inning homer seals 87 victory over Kansas City

Mickey Mantle of the Yankees belted a long 11th inning homer to beat Kansas City 87 at Yankee Stadium. The ball struck the 117 foot facade in the third tier, about 500 feet from home plate, coming close to the first homer out of the park.

Associated Press Mickey Mantle Yankees Homer Kansas City Yankee Stadium Notre Dame St. Andre Aeon Puddle Saco Memorial Rela Gadbois Rich Gregoires Choroszy

Trotters and Pacers at Lewiston Raceway May Racing Cards

The Lewiston Raceway program on Thursday May 24 lists Race One Pace Non Winners purse 1875 with multiple horses including Borderview Prince and Victorious Sam. Race Two features Trot Non Winners 1400 with Michael's David and Aseo Boy among entrants. Additional races cover Pace and Non Winners divisions with prizes up to 6100 and many named horses across Races Three through Eight.

Lewiston Raceway Borderview Prince T. Harris Rev Marino J. McKenney Mabel Scott R. Truitt Sam A Smith Pat R. Dagan Fo Jo Purdue D. Richards Ronnie R. Wiley Ichi Ku D. Pinkney Michael David W. Strout Onway H. White Aseo Boy F. Parker Silver Scott H. Richards Gem McFelwyn R. Smith Baden Jean K. Russell Pete Woolen R. McCalebone T. Taylor W. Berry Jr. Mills Hal MacGrath Jamieson Killam McCaleb Desert Sun Pratt Paul's King A. Langille A.E. N.W Betty Quinton F. Inman Prince Vic R. Rankin Merry Ensign G. Pratt Borderview Maker Coast Dispatch McLean My Express Chris Grattan R. H. Cronath, Jr R. McCaleb la Ben R. Fenno Ginger Todd B. Smith Keeper's S. Bubier Laurie U O Secord Paula Scott N.W

Hodges Named New Senator Manager After Vernon Ouster

Gil Hodges, former Dodgers and Mets slugger, is named manager of the Washington Senators replacing fired Micki Vernon. The team trails Chicago by one game as Hodges plans cautious changes and prepares to face the Baltimore Orioles. General Manager George Selkirk reshuffles staff with Hodges, Case, and OConnell among the moved personnel.

Washington New York Mets Washington Senators Dodger Gil Hodges Hodges Chicago Senators Mickey Vernon Baltimore Orioles Brooklyn Los Angeles Dodgers Joan George Selkirk Selkirk Vernon George Case Danny O'Connell York, Pa Farm Steam Willeplace Case

National Colts Open Season With 27 5 Win

The National Colts opened softball season by routing Lyn-Flex 27 5 at Memorial Field Biddeford Saco League action. The Colts formerly Roy and Perreault Oilers exploded in the second inning with 13 hits three walks two stolen bases and two errors.

National Colts Lyn-Flex Memorial Field Biddeford Saco Colts Roy Tardif Sullivan Sevigny St. Louis A Chenard Bernard Conley Fleurant J. Chenard Palmer M McLeod Victor LaBone A. Chenard National Lyn-Flex la Bonte Kenny McLeod Frechette Gould Fluerant Dupras Lamontagne Chretien Loranger Hpoa Brocato Ogagne Cite Re Caron Martin Oise Lessard Roberge Wilkins Kimball Oeiks Cote Beatty Ross Mathieu Hussey O Noel 2 Gauthier Clout- Costello Dier Lessard R.boisvert Gagne Cloutier Gal Lessard Lejeunesse

Thousands Attend Ernie Davis Funeral in Elmira

In Elmira New York thousands attended the funeral for Ernie Davis at First Baptist Church with about 1600 inside and over 3000 outside. Davis a Heisman Trophy winner and two time All America star from Syracuse died in Cleveland leukemia at age 23. He had signed an $80000 NFL contract with the Cleveland Browns but never played.

Elmira N.Y Ernie Davis First Baptist Church Latta R. Thomas Davis Woodlawn Arthur ,Radford Syracuse University Cleveland Cleveland Browns National Football League

NFL hires aide to curb betting. rosters to expand

At the league spring meeting Commissioner Rozelle announced the hiring of James F. Hamilton of the Los Angeles police to prevent undesirable associations among players. Owners approved a 37 man playing roster for next season and a sudden death playoff for the Playoff Bowl in Miami.

ST. Louis National Football League Pete Rozelle James F. Hamilton Los Angeles Intelligence Division Police Department Hamilon NFL Rozelle Hamilton Los Angeles St. Louis Cardinals Chicago Cardinals Pottsville Pittsburgh Philadelphia Miami

Sanford Credits Haller For Success In Giants Win

San Francisco star Jack Sanford credits catcher Tom Haller for much of his pitching success as the Giants beat Philadelphia 10-2 behind Haller's first grand slam. The win keeps the Giants one game ahead of the Dodgers who crushed the Mets 7-3 behind Drysdale. Cubs edged Cardinals 7-6 in 11 innings. Pirates beat Astros 4-3. Milwaukee postponed.

Y Norman Bernard Colt Theitcher BicLeod Lyn-Flex Elks St. Louis Sevigny M A. Chenard Ib. Bernard Eee Philadelphia Houston New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles New Yorkittsburgh Milwaukee Cincinnati Associated Press Jack Sanford Tom Haller Sanford Haller Giants Tom Phillies Los Angeles Dodgers New York Mets Don Drysdale Chicago Cubs Pittsburgh Don Nottebart Dodgers Duke Snider Mets Tim Harkness Carl Willey Tommy Davis Frank Howard Ken Aspromonte Cubs Don Elston Diomedes Olivo Nottebart Pirates al Spangler Bill Mazeroski Willie Stargell Smoky Burgess Donn Clendenon Don McMahon Roberto Clemente

Sanford Stalls Biddeford Rally For 6 3 Victory

Sanford High defeated Biddeford High 6 to 3 at Waterhouse field. Reserve outfielder Steve Morin made a crucial eighth inning shoestring catch to end a Biddeford rally. Sanford led early with six runs by the fifth, while Biddeford mounted late threats including Pat Minuitti stealing a home run. Perkins and Adams pitched for Sanford with Chenard and Twomey handling Biddeford.

Steve Morin Tiger Sanford Biddeford High Waterhouse Field Redskins Randy Walker Strick Tigers Bob Bourque Aguair Ronnie Barker Morin Clifford Biddeford Pat Minuitti Perkins Adams Chenard Land Twomey

Dallas Texans Approve Move To Kansas City

AFL champions the Dallas Texans announce relocation to Kansas City after five week season ticket sales near $600000. Owner Lamar Hunt concedes defeat in the Dallas NFL rivalry with the Cowboys, noting Kansas City sales exceed 1962 totals for several NFL clubs. Hunt helped launch the AFL in 1960 after Dallas and Houston were denied NFL franchises.

Kansas City Dallas Texans Lamar Hunt Texans Dallas Cowboys National Football League Hunt NFL Cowboys AFL Bud Adams Dallas Houston

Rainy Day Banking in Miami Stands by Umbrella Loan

A Miami bank promotes rain day saving and borrowing with a sign urging customers to borrow on a rainy day and return on a sunny day. An umbrella rack invites customers to borrow during wet weather, reflecting a quirky lending promotion tied to the forecast.

Miami

Red Sox fall to Twins as hitting woes persist

Boston manager Johnny Pesky laments the team’s hitting after a 3-1 loss to Minnesota, dropping a fifth of six games. He gave players a day off, plans to seek pitching help, and noted Dick Stuart’s slump while Frank Malzone broke an 0-for-14 skid with a double.

Boston Red Sox Johnny Pesky Minnesota Pesky Bill Monbouquette Jefty Aguirre Dick Stuart Stuart Frank Malzone Sox Detroit Arnold Eareley Earley Gene ‘Conley Dick Radatz Ike Delock Dave Morenead Lu Clinton Jim Kaat Ed Bressoud Rich Rollins RBI Kaat Bob Allison Wally Post Twins

Orioles clench 2-1 win as Stock boosts relief

Wes Stock of the Orioles pitched three hitless innings in relief to protect Steve Barber’s eighth victory as Baltimore beat Detroit 2 to 1.

Wes Stock Orioles Stever Barber Detroit

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