Hodges Shuts Out Senators in First Night as Manager
Gil Hodges in his debut night with the Baltimore Orioles defeats Washington 6 0, as Robin Roberts fires a complete game two hitter. Ed Brinkman collects both hits for the Senators who suffer their 11th loss in 12 games. In other NL games Ernie Broglio and Jim O'Toole win for Cardinals and Reds respectively as Cubs and Braves fall short.
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Dick Cilsworth
Cubs
Gene Oliver
Jim O'Toole
Braves
Denny Lemaster
Reds
Daryl Spencer
Ken Walters
Milan Takes Long Lead In Maine Bowling Match
Charlie Milan of Bangor built a large early advantage over Al Huot of Biddeford in a 20 string Maine state qualifier at Pastime lanes Biddeford. Milan finished 1,272 to Huot's 1,142 with Huot needing 130 pins to close the gap next Tuesday.
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A. Huot
Grammar School Game Time Changed at Saint Louis Field
The grammar school match moves to 1 30 p m Sunday at St Louis Alumni Field and will be hosted by Notre Dame. The game shifts from Saco Memorial Field by mutual agreement with Notre Dame as the home team.
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Mets Acquire Jim Piersall From Washington Senators
The New York Mets obtain Jim Piersall from the Washington Senators in a deal that also transfers a player to be named later and cash. Washington receives John F. Kennedy and pitcher Pete Burnside, outfielder Barry Sherrone, and an infielder. Pittsburgh acquires Jerry Lynch from Cincinnati, with Bob Skinner going to the Reds.
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Barry Sherrone
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Jerry Lynch
Cincinnati
Bob Skinner
Reds
Kansas City Athletics
Manny Jimenez
Jose Tartabull
Portland
Hector Martinez
John Wojcik
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Art Quirk
Shetrone
Columbus
Burnside
Kennedy
Lynch-Skinner
Pirates
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Skinner
Vada Pinson
Frank Robinson
Bethea Beats Migliari in Rome Bout by Points
Wayne Bethea 207 pounds from New York outpointed Giuseppi Migliari 192 and a half pounds of Italy in Rome. In another bout, Nine o 159 pounds from Philadelphia outpointed Jimmy Beecham 159 pounds. The event took place in Rome with two nine round decisions.
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Wayne Bethea
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Giuseppi Migliari
Italy
Jimmy Beecham
Philadelphia
Major League Stars Deliver Narrow St. Louis Win
Gene Oliver homered in the fifth to give the St. Louis Cardinals a 1-0 victory over the Chicago Cubs and regain third place in the National League. Robin Roberts pitched the Orioles to a 6-0 win over Washington, moving Baltimore to first in the American League.
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Gene Oliver
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St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
Dick Ellsworth
Robin Roberts
Orioles
Baltimore
Washington
York Heel Topples Union In Biddeford Softball Tilt
York Heel defeated the Union 84 in a Biddeford Memorial Field game as a five run first inning and a three run second sparked a Shoemen rally. D Cartier earned the win over Maddox with 1 0 record while Art Descoteaux tossed five hitter for the Colts in a 5-2 win over the Elks.
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J. Maddox
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Conley Contemplates Retirement From Dual Pro Sports
FOXBORO Mass Ailing Red Sox pitcher Gene Conley weighs ending his dual baseball and basketball careers The right hander sidelined by a virus may miss action until after a Detroit trip He earned a 5000 raise this season and posts a 2 2 record with a 6 84 ERA He questions if basketball wear affects his baseball performance and if he should choose one sport over the other.
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National Basketball Association
Montreal bout: Folley defeats Cleroux in ten rounds
Zora Folley of Chandler Arizona outpointed Bob Cleroux of Montreal over ten rounds in a Montreal bout. Cleroux faced a strong pace from Folley with decisive scoring in late rounds.
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Zora Folley
Schandler
Ariz
Bob Cleroux
Red Sox Face Aguirre in Detroit Slump Battle
Boston leads KC by just two positions as Bill Monbouquette meets Hank Aguirre in Detroit. The Red Sox endure illnesses and injuries with Conley Radatz Delock sidelined, Yastrzemski and Stuart in slumps, while Colavito and Kaline the Tiger harbors mushroom and bowling quips in season-long jokes.
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Johnny Pesky
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Boston
Kansas City
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Bill Monbouquette
Hank Aguirre
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Tiger
Rocky Colavito
al Kaline
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Pesky
Gene Conley
Dick Radatz
Radatz
Conley
Ike Delock
Carl Yastrzemski
Dick Stuart
Ed Bressoud
Bob Tillman
Roman Mejias
Bressoud
Stuart
Binette Captures Pastime Lanes Bowling Rolloff
The Pastime Lanes rolloff in Biddeford saw Paul Binette top 16 bowlers with 579, surpassing Gerry Bissonnette who took 536 and Bill Valian with 526. Harry Goldthwaite earned fourth at 521 with special single string prizes going to Binette Goldthwaite and L Huot. Next Wednesday hosts another rolloff.
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Paul Binette
Gerry Bissonnette
Bill Valian
Harry Goldthwaite
Binette
Goldthwaite
L. Huot
L.’ Laverriere
R. Belair
R. Boudreau
R. Perrin
R. Shorey
N. Daignault
R. Cote
A. Mitchell
D. Carey
M. Roberge
D. Shaw
Eight Golfers Tie For Lead In Memphis Open
Eight pros share the first round lead at the Memphis Open with three under par 67s at Colonial Country Club. Jack Nicklaus carded a hole in one on the par three third, tying for the early lead with Edwards, Cupit, Hawkins, Mayer, Middlecoff, Pott and Lema. McGowan, Hill, Barber, Sikes, Knudson and Souchak close behind at 68.
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Nicklaus
Jerry Edwards
Fort Worth
Buster Cupit
Fort Smith
Ark
Fred Hawkins
el Paso
Dick Mayer
Palm _Desert
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Cary Middlecoff
Johnny Pott
Gulf Hills
Miss
Tony Lema
San Leandro
Jack McGowan
Largo
Fla
Dave Hill
Jackson, Mich
Miller Barber
San Antonio
Don Sikes
Jacksonville
George Knudson
Toronto
Mike, Souchak
Grossinger
N.Y
St Francis Ends Season With Victory Over MVTI
St Francis College defeated Maine Vocational Technical Institute 21 to 4 at Biddeford Pool in the season finale. John Peterson led with four hits in five at bats as MVTI struggled on both offense and defense. The Red Knights connected for runs in multiple innings as MVTI relief allowed a string of tallies.
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Biddeford
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McKee
Eighteen Spots Open In Indianapolis 500 Qualifying
Drivers prep for final practice at Indianapolis Motor Speedway ahead of the May 30 race. Eighteen starting spots were tentatively filled last weekend. Qualifying speeds ranged from 151 to 153 mph for Parnelli Jones and 146.687 mph for Pedro Rodriguez.
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Parnelli Jones
Torrance
Calif
Pedro Rodriguez
Mexico
Kennebunk Wins Southern York Track Crown
Kennebunk High captures the Southern York County track championship with 125 points and nine firsts from 16 events, Wells second with 97.2, York third with 63, Train Academy sixth, Berwick fifth, and Old Orchard Beach not entered. LaPierre rewrites the 220 record, Wells sets a new 880 relay mark, and Griffin and Taplin lead distance and sprint events in a strong overall team performance.
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Gary Seekins
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Terry Crown
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Thornton Nears Telegram Loop Baseball Crown
Thornton Academy moved within four games of clinching the Telegram Baseball League title by defeating Portland High School 7 to 4 at Portland High School Stadium. Thornton scored four in the fourth and two in the sixth to pull ahead, using 12 singles led by Dave Sawyer and Dave McNabb, while Ken Pike earned the win.
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South Portland Downs St Louis 10-3 In Telegram League
South Portland topped St Louis High 10 to 3 in a Telegram League baseball game. The Saints built an early lead with two runs in the second and added in every frame except the third, finishing with a four-run eighth. Bouader and Loranger pitched. Wakefield and Levandoski handled the field.
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Saints
Ricky Huot
Don Loranger
St. Louis
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Loranger
Wakefield
Levandoski
Biddeford Tops Westbrook For Tele Gram League Record
Biddeford edged Westbrook 5 to 4 at Waterhouse Field to even the league record at 6-6. Bob Bourque battled through nine innings with wildness in spots while Ricky Swan Ken Duce and Luce sparked the offense. Westbrook rallied in the ninth but left runners stranded as Mazarell Bourque and Aguair handled the outcome.
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Waterhouse Field
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Blazers
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Ken Duce
Luce
Tigers
Bruce Carp
Paul Twomey
Dan Aguair
Ken Chenard
Reggie Barker
Tiger
Chuck Clifford
Mazarell
Gagnon
Bourque
Aguair
National League Standings and Schedule
The National League table shows San Francisco and Los Angeles leading with 64 and 61 wins as St Louis Cincinnati and Chicago trail. Thursday results include St Louis 1 Chicago 0 and Cincinnati 2 Milwaukee 0 with several games scheduled and today’s matchups listed.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
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Houston
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Twi Golf Team 5 Holds Narrow Lead in Local Ladies League
In Biddeford Saco Country Club Ladies Golf League Twi Golf Team 5 leads Team 1 by two points while Teams 3 and 6 share third, with play paused next week for the holiday. A June 13 fashion show was announced and a Memorial Day nine hole sweeps at 10 a.m. was planned by Club Pro Harvey Lamontagne Jr using the league point system. The 1:30 p.m. slate includes the first Scotch foursome for men and.
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Biddeford - Saco
Dodgers Open Series With Giants Stirred By 1962 Memories
The Dodgers and Giants start a three game set as L A holds a one game edge on San Francisco. Sandy Koufax 61 faces Juan Marichal 5 3 with Billy O Dell and Jack Sanford also on the docket. The series recalls the 1962 pennant chase and old infield water dust incidents at Candlestick Park.
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San Francisco
Giants
Gers
St. Louis
Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Juan Marichal
Billy O'Dell
Johnny Padres
Jack Sanford
Don Drysdale
Candlestick i Park
Malibu Beach
Matty Schwab
Radar sensors guard Titan II sites near Tucson
In Tucson the Titan II missile silos are protected by underground radar that detects surface movements including small animals and snakes. No sentry guards are used in this arrangement.
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Tucson
Ariz
Mixed play leads to tee off and standings noted
In the Ladies League standings five through nine teams show records with No 1 Lorraine Poissant, No 2 Charlotte Bagley, No 3 Lorraine Sawtelle with 59, No 4 Lorrette Cote 58, and No 5 Cynthia Polackwich 71. The low ball format highlights best scores per hole.
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Charlotte Bagley
Lorraine Sawtelle
Lorrette Cote
Cynthia Polackwich
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