Mays Regains Lead With 3 Hits and 17th Homer
Willie Mays sparked the Giants to an 8 3 victory over Pittsburgh with a 3-for-5 day that included his 17th homer and regained the NL batting lead at .405. He added a single in the first and third innings and helped set up two more runs as San Francisco piled on 16 hits behind Ron Herbel’s relief, while Cubs, Phillies, Reds, and Mets won elsewhere.
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Associated Press
Willie Mays
Willie
San Francisco
Giants
Pittsburgh
Chris Pelekoudas
Mays
Candlestick Park
Vinnie Smith
Pirates
Willie McCovey
Orlando Cepeda
Billy Williams
Chicago
Williams
Cubs
Philadelphia
Chris Short
Los Angles Dodgers
Louis
Milwaukee
Curt Simmons
New York Mets
Houston
Steve Blass
Tom Haller
Ron Herbel
Ken MacKenzie
Reds
Joe Nuxhall
Jim Schaffer
Jim Stewart
Billy Cowan
Bob Buhl
Short
Dodgers
Phillies
Don Drysdale
Richie Allen
John Callison
Wes Covington
Callison
Simmons
Ken Boyer
Julian Javier
Cardinals
Felipe Alou
Braves
Joe Torre
Torre
Colts
al Jackson
Jim Wynn
Walt Bond
Mets
Roy McMilan
Ron Hunt
Frank Thomas
Larry Bearnorth
Hal Brown
Belinsky
Yankees
Boston
Barry Latman
Bill Rigney
Tony Oliva
Minnesota
Steve Barber
al Salerno
X Rays
Oliva
Brown
Indians
Max Alvis
Mickey Lolich
Jerry Kindall
Bill Freehan
Tigers
Jim Fregosi
Billy Moran
Tom Tresh
Joe Pepitone
Fregosi
Joe Adcock
Moran
Ken McBride
Maine Day Slated At Fenway Park
Maine Day at Fenway Park set for Sunday June 14 as the Red Sox host the Orioles in a 1:30 starting doubleheader. Clayton Cartmill of the Biddeford Saco Chamber of Commerce announced the event and invited interested attendees to contact the chamber office.
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State of Maine
Fenway Park
Boston Red Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Clayton
Cartmill
Biddeford-Saco
Bo Belinsky Seeks Spark As Night Life Bores Him
Bo Belinsky, the Los Angeles Angels pitcher, says New York nights no longer excite him. He reports a 3.09 ERA, 1-2 record, and a recent near win after giving up a late rally in Boston.
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Bo Belinsky
New York
Los Angeles
The
Angels
Belinsky
Biddeford Girls Edge Beach 29-28 At May Field
Biddeford High School girls softball beat Old Orchard Beach 29 to 28 at May Field Biddeford. Janet Scott and Pat Lowery led with four runs each while Jane Grant added five and Doreen Huntley four. Sea gulls scorers included Ruth St Germain and Ruth Barker with multiple runs.
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Biddeford
Old Orchard Beach
May Field
Janet Scott
Susan Pepin
Pat Lowery
Sandra Tanguay
Jane Grant
Diane Lemire
Elaine Tardif
Doreen Huntley
Yvonne Descoteaux
Seagulls
Carlene Maskut
Jerry Gendron
Ruth Barker
Ruth St
European bantam and junior middleweight titles decided in Europe
In Helsinki Risto Luukon en of Finland outpointed France’s Pierre Vetroff to retain the European bantamweight title. In Turin Bruno Visin tin of Italy defeated Yo lande Leveque of France to win the European junior middleweight crown. In Cleveland Joey Gi ardello from Philadelphia out pointed Rocky Rivera of Argentina in a non title bout.
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Associated Press
Helsinki
Risto Luukonen
Finland
Pierre Vetroff
France
Luukonen
Turin
Italy
Bruno Visintin
Yolande Leveque
Visintin
Cleveland
Ohio
Joey Giardello
Philadelphia
Rocky Rivera
Argentina
Seagulls Triumph Over Kennebunk in York County League
Old Orchard Beach defeated Kennebunk 6 2 to move to second place behind the Rams. Pawl Marshall and John Lambert led the Seagulls with strong hitting as Marshall homered and Lambert doubled. Durfee pitched well for the win while Stevens and Velvevis made key plays. Kennebunk fell to 4 and 2 with two games left. Old Orchard Beach stood 4 and 3 headed into their matchup with York High.
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Old Orchard Beach
Seagulls
Kennebunk High
Kennebunk Rams
Pawl Marshall
John Lambert
Marshall
Lambert
Scotty Stevens
Bobby Velvevis
Stevens
Durfee
Kennebunk
Old Orchard Beach Nine
York High
Sanford Downs Biddeford in Dual Meet Upset
Sanford defeats Biddeford High 78 to 62 in a dual track meet at Biddeford. Kalmin wins shot put and discus. Van Houten sparks hurdles. Hermann takes 220 and Zimniski edges Hermann in 100. Numerous event results listed with times and distances.
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Sanford Downs
Biddeford
Sanford High
Sanford
Keith Kalman
Jay van Houten
Redkins
George Hermann
Steve Zimniski
Hermann
van Houten
Tardif
Johnson
Zimniski
Stoy
Batchelder
Gadbois
Ackroyd
Mile
Cochrane
Ayotte
Frederick
R. Madore
Randall
Levine
Kaimin
Woodsome
Campbell
Soucie
Thibeault
Day
Zimnnski
Benton
Kalmin
Pilon
Marcotte
Elie
Bergeron
Butch Lehoux Wins Twin City Bowling Crown
Butch Lehoux defeated Henry Lachance 1,177 to 1,126 at Pastime lanes to seize the Twin City title. He led by 83 pins overall, after a 2,363 total across 20 strings to Lachance’s 2,280. Lachance had 184 extra pins on two strikes and 25 spares versus Lehoux’s 245 bonus timbers.
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Butch Lehoux
Twin City
Henry Lachance
Lehoux
Lachance
White Sox Pizarro Dominates as Indians Bash Detroit
Juan Pizarro of the White Sox allowed four hits and fanned 13 in a 3-1 win over Washington to run his record to five no losses. Larry Brown drove in three with two homers and a single as Cleveland beat Detroit 5-3.
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Associated Press
Juan Pizarro
White Sox
Washington
Larry Brown
Indians
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Washington Senators
Pizarro
Baltimore
Maine women's athletic association posts 1964-65 managers
The University of Maine women's athletic association lists the 1964-65 sports managers and assistants. Co-managers of winter sports are Miss Joan Strickland of Old Orchard Beach and Miss Mary Thomas of Camden.
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Crono
University of Maine Women’s Athletic Association
Joan Strickland
Old Orchard Beach
Mary Thomas
Camden
Biddeford JHS Caps Comeback Victory Over St Mary's
Biddeford Junior High edged St Mary's 6 to 5 in baseball yesterday. Leo Cantara sparked the rally in the bottom of the seventh as Roger Beaulieu tripled to start the run followed by a squeeze play. Rene Saucier delivered a clutch hit to score Beaulieu and seal the Tiger win.
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Biddeford Jhs
Biddeford Junior High
St. Mary's
Tigers
Leo Cantara
Roger Beaulieu
Cantara
Rene Saucier
Beaulieu
Tiger
Pizarro Posts Fifth Straight Win as Portland Defeats St Louis
Portland belted St. Louis 8 to 1 at Portland Stadium in Telegram League action. Freshman Tom Caiazzo pitched eight strikeouts over eight innings for the win, allowing four hits as Portland improves to 2-3 in the second half. St Louis nine turned four double plays as Bob Guillereault took the loss.
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Portland
St. Louis
Portland Stadium
Eagles
Art Miller
Bob Dodge
Bob Guillereault
Tom Caiazzo
Dominicus
Burke
Speirs
Hallgren
Maloney
Navardo
R. Dominicus
DiBiase
Caiazzo
Cote
LeBlanc
Fecteau
Lajeunesse
Caouette
Loranger
Miller
Lemieux
Dodge
Cookson
Guillereault
Trotters G and Pacers Meet Tonight in Harness Card
A full eight race program is listed with Pace and Trot events and multiple named horses and drivers throughout. The racing card features races One through Nine with detailed horse names and drivers, followed by a note on baseball star Juan Pizarro and a recap of a Friday American League games including the White Sox win over the Senators, Colavito homers, and standings impact.
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Lewiston
War Eagle
Rockingham Park
Norm Robinson
Lewiston Raceway
New England
Maine
Billyern Volo
Prince Boy
New Hampshire
War Chips
Hinsdale
Leroy Taylor
Kennebunk
Mr. Lad
Coppermire
Highley
Herman Renaud
Canada
Gold Busty
Hanover
Coast Dispatch
Softball Standings and Weekly Schedule for Biddeford-Saco League
The Biddeford-Saco Softball League standings show Rochambeau leading with 30 wins and 1,000 percent, Merchants and REO close behind at 30-1.000 and 2-1. The week schedule lists Monday to Thursday games at Memorial and West Memorial fields, featuring teams such as Express, Saco Tanning, Lyn-Flex, Allied Shoe, Rochambeau Club, AFL-CIO, Old Orchard, and A W in various matchups.
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Biddeford-Saco
W. L. Pet. Rochambeau
Old Orchard
Lyn-Flex
Memorial—Merchants Express
Saco Tanning
West Memorial
Lynn-Flex
Memorial
Allied Shoe
Rochambeau Club
Afl-Cio
Merchants Express
Casper Takes 2 Shot Memphis Open Lead
Billy Casper fired a seven under par 63 to reach 132 and lead the $50,000 Memphis Open by two strokes. Tony Lema and Mike Souchak sit at 134 after strong rounds, with Palmer and Nicklaus among notables faltering as 100 players advance to the weekend after Friday’s sub par rounds.
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Memphis
Billy Casper
California
Casper
Tony Lema
Mike Souchak
Lema
Souchak
Doug Sanders
Gene Littler
David Boies
Sanders
Littler
Boies
Bob Duden
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Colonial Country Club
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching with Top Names
Major League leaders across American and National Leagues feature players such as Oliva and Freehan atop batting averages and runs, Colavito and Killebrew in home runs, Aparicio and Wills in steals, with Pizarro, Hall, Kralick, Gibson, Farrel, and Marichal highlighted for pitching 3 decisions and perfect records. The lists name prominent teams like Minnesota, Detroit, Boston, Kansas City, Chicago, Pittsburgh, and Los Angeles, noting totals for hits, RBIs, doubles, triples, and strikeouts.
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Rocky Colavito
Kansas City
Boston
Sam Bowens
Orsino
Baltimore
Minnesota
Cleveland
Detroit
Larry Brown
New York
Los Angeles
Pizarro
Chicago
al Weis
Senators
John Kennedy
Pete Ward
Bill Skowron
Red Sox
Colavito
Earl Wilson
Athletics
Charley Lau
Associated Press
Oliva
Freehan
Rollins
Cash
Bressoud
Robinson
West
Mathews
Green
Versalles
Hinton
Washington
Killebrew
Aparicio
Wagner
Fregosi
Bunker
Hall
Kralick
Penn
Kansas
Wickersham
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Mays
San Francisco
Williams
Maye
Torre
Milwaukee
Hunt
Santo
Banks
Allen
Philadelphia
Boyer
Clemens
St. Louis
San France
Howard
Maine Maritime Edges St. Francis in 13th Inning Thriller
MMA beat St Francis 5-4 in 13 innings as Skeet Gau dreau drew a walk to start a two run rally. Fred Flaherty and Buster Engert drove in the decisive run after Flaherty’s steal attempt and a misplayed ball. Jim Harding led MMA with a triple and three singles. Thibeau and Cummings combined for a lone hitter to seal the win.
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Castine
St. Francis
Maine Maritime Academy
Midshipmen
MMA
Skeet Gaudreau
Fred Flaherty
Buster Engert
Flaherty
Red Knights
Big Gun
Jim Harding
Pete Thibeau
Arnie Cummings
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Tom Jones
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Edward G. Robinson
Pat Boone
Saco Drive-In Sme Eee
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Sidney Poitier
Shirley MacLaine
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Jane Fonda
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RBI
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SB O'Connell
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Hebert
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G& Pacers
Luwiston
Shadydale Mission
R. Gartley
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J. C. Smith
American Eagle
C. Gordon Dasher
F. Smith
Santa Glory
F. Parker
R. Moody
Longway
M. Hodgkins Jr
Billy Waybill
W. Fisher
F. Harmon
G. Stevens
Lakeside
R. Millett
Noble Dream
D. Richards
W. E. Abbe
R. Hafford
Star Express
L. Norton
Little Giles
Adiowin
C. Connor
Stormy Star
S. Bubier
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M. Robinson
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H. Renaud Gold Betsy
R. Smith
F. Lowe
Melvin Creed
L. Norton Brown
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Alpurt
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Elia Radar
Warner Bros
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Cowmbia Pictures
Navarone
Vincent Edwards
George Peppard
Melina Mercouri
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Harper
Cincinnati
Gibson
Farrell
Marichal
Drysdale
Koufax
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Kennebunk, Maine
Billy Wilder
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