Legion Baseball Schedule For 1961 Is Announced
The Tri County American Legion Junior baseball schedule for 1961 is listed with dates and matchups. Games feature Manchester Morrill Falmouth and Owen-Davis with doubleheaders and evening starts noted, spanning June to July across multiple parks. The plan includes 30 plus contests and staged doubleheaders.
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Legion
American Legion
Manchester
Andrews
Morrill
Cole
Falmouth
Owen-Davis
Libby-Mitchell
Smith-Tobey
Smith- Tobey
Caldwell
Mancester
Owen
Smith Tobey
ith-Tobey
Libby Mitchell
Smith
Libby-Mitchel
Major League Leaders Summary From The Associated Press
The report lists top leaders in batting runs and RBIs for both leagues, with Killebrew and Cash among AL batting leaders. Gentile tops RBIs in the AL while Cepeda and Aaron lead NL RBIs. It also notes key hits doubles and home run leaders, plus pitching and strikeout leaders across leagues.
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Killebrew
Minnesota
Cash
Detroit
Colavito
Gentile
Baltimore
B. Robinson
Temple
Cleveland
Green
Power
Remone
Clevel
Wood
Katroit
Moon
Los Angeles
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Bolling
Milwaukee
Mays
San Francisco
Cepeda
San Frenciece
Aaron
Actress Sophia Loren backs Mrs Kennedy on modest dresses
New York AP Italian actress Sophia Loren praises Mrs John F Kennedy saying she has marvelous legs and wears clothes modestly. Loren arrived from Rome and rejects Emilio Schuberth's claim that Mrs Kennedy should wear longer skirts noting her wonderful posture and beauty.
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New York
Sophia Loren
John F. Kennedy
Miss Loren
Rome
Emilio Schuberth
KJ Is Moving Augusta Daily Kennebec Journal
The Kennebec Journal began moving its operations to a new schedule with the Friday edition produced in the old building for the last time. Saturday and Monday editions will be printed in Waterville and Augusta, signaling a shift in production sites and logistics.
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Augusta
Kennebec Journal
Waterville
Hitless Bosox Eye Fielding Record In Baltimore
The Boston Red Sox, mired in a hitting slump, aim to set an American League fielding mark in the opener of a three game series at Baltimore. Don Schwall starts for Boston as they chase nine straight errorless games and near the major league standard. Jackie Jensen homered and drove in three in a 6 4 loss to New York. Whitey Ford pitched well for the Yankees.
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Baltimore
Boston Red Sox
Orioles
Red Sox
Yankees
New York
Don Schwall
Boston
Jackie Jensen
Carl Yastrzemski
Carolle Hardy
Whitey Ford
Ford
Luis Arroyo
Don Buddin
Rip Republii
Chuck Schilling
Buddin
Billy Muffett
John Blanchard
Tony Kubek
Muffett
Swift Chuck Estrada
Schwail
Twilight Golf League results at Biddeford Saco Country Club
The Twi Golf Team 3 beat Team 1 34 to 12 as Team 4 edged Team 2 3 to 2 in last evening’s Ladies Twilight league. Individual scores include E Prendergast 42 for Team 1, J Gelbke 1 for Team 2, L Driscoll 42 for Team 3, and R Wooster 0 for Team 4.
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Biddefords Saco Country Club
E. Prendergast
K. Welch
M. Bograkos
C. Moumouras
B. Carr
J. Gelbke
F. Driscoll
A. Thurlow
E. Carr
J. Murphy
Little Leaguer Under Surgery
Gerald Jerry Lajeunesse an 11 year old Little League star was rushed to Mercy Hospital Portland yesterday for a serious emergency operation. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Bernard Lajeunesse of Biddeford and hopes to play Little League this summer while recovering.
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Gerald
Jerry) Lajeunesse
Mercy Hopsital
Portland
Bernard Lajeunes
Foss Street
Biddeford
Jerry
Biddeford Scout Troop Honors Leo Dumouchel with Bronze Eagle Palm
A Court of Honor for Biddeford Boy Scout Troop 305 presented Leo Dumouchel the bronze eagle palm, one of scouting’s top awards. Merit badges awarded to Louis Lavigne, Michael Sylvester, Cary Sneider, Carl Goodwin, and Richard Charest received pins and honors, with Sneider and Goodwin elected to undertake the Order of the Arrow ordeal this summer, directed by Preston Samuel.
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Biddeford
Scout Hall
Leo Dumouchel
George FE. Dumouchel
Elm Street
Louis Lavigne
World Brotherhood
Michael Sylvester
Cary Sneider
Carl Goodwin
Richard Charest
Order of the Arrow
Preston Samuel
Sanord
George E. Dumouchel
Leo Ross
John Hill
Scout
Marilyn Monroe Undergoes Minor Surgery at Cedars
Hollywood report says Marilyn Monroe underwent minor surgery Thursday at Cedars of Lebanon hospital and was admitted Wednesday. A spokesman said she probably will go home today as details of the operation were not disclosed.
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Hollywood
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Marilyn Monroe
Wednesday Paper Moves to KJ's Western Avenue Plant
The Wednesday edition will be printed at KJ's new facility on Western Avenue, marking the start of production in the upgraded plant.
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Western Avenue
St Joseph Pupils Present Junior Piano Recital
Pupil musicians at St. Joseph elementary school and convent presented a spring junior recital themed Music Study Enriches Life with a varied program. The event featured numerous piano solos and a tap dance specialty, with Sherwood certificates presented to participants.
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St. Joseph Elementary
Lucille Hevey
Carmen LaVoie
Francoise Auger
Youlande Rochefort
Joan Nadeau
Michele Roy
Bernadette Bisaillon
Priscille Voisine
Carolyn Hartley
Nancy Davis
Therese Gauvin
Diane LeBlond
Kathleen Poirier
Lucille Tremblay
Marguerite Cote
Diane Lizotte
Paula Charland
Lillian
St. Joseph
St. Joseph Convent
Sherwood
Trio
Three Friends
Streadbogg
D. Laflamme
L. Simard
C. Pothier
Danube Waves
Ivanovici
Lillian Lachance
Mullard
Priscilla Voisine
Rebe
Patricia Grondin
Chopin
Linda Green
Sousa
Norman Bolduc
Baines
Carmen Labonte
Suzanne Lizotte
Brahms
Charlotte Loranger
Lincke
Mona Tardiff
Mills
Louise Letellier
Larson
Pauline Roy
Weybright
Linda Simard
Barnam
Jeanne Allie
Ogle
Rachel Perreault
Keith Doyon
Gillack
Charlene Pothier
Hanging Gardens
Davies
Michelle Roy
Waldteufel
Priscile Joncas
Tchaikovsky
Nancy DeMeule
Schaum
R-Korsakov
Ice Ballet
Fletcher
Diane Laflamme
Elgar
Strauss
St-Saens
Brown
Lehar
Herbert
Robert Desrochers
Jeanine Landy
Braynard
Nancy Danis
Ekstein
Inflation and recital notes highlight rising costs and Paulist themes
An AP Business News analysis notes inflation resurging amid federal deficits, steel price risks, and rising stock values. It cites demand, wage settlements, and deficit fears as factors, with economists split on the severity. The piece also mentions a guest recital featuring Lizette and other performers, underscoring inflation’s practical effects on markets and culture.
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AP Business News
NEW York
Treasury
Congress
No Holiday For Liquor Officers
AUGUSTA The enforcement chief said inspectors will be on call through the weekend and Memorial Day to aid other officers. Murphy noted state law bans liquor sales before 1 p.m. on Memorial Day and stores will stay open Saturday and Monday but close Tuesday. Reed chides Cuba over Maine memorial eagle replacement, calling it a terrible affront to Americans who died in the Spanish American War.
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Augusta
Liquor Commission
Timothy J. Murphy
Murphy
Reed
Cuba
Maine
Havana
Warm Weather Is Short Lived In Maine
Portland experienced near record warmth with 85 degrees, just shy of a 1932 record, as Maine cooled again with showers and temperatures in the 60s. Readings across the state ranged from Augusta 82 to Rumford 80 and Old Town 79 while Portland faced drab skies after a brief warm spell.
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Portland
Maine
Mercury
Augusta
Rumford
Old Town
Brunswick
Greenville
Houston
Augusta rejects downtown renewal plan for traffic loop
Voters backed the status quo by 2 222 to 1 460 on Thursday, voting against a downtown renewal proposal that would have cleared a city block for a traffic loop and improved parking facilities.
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Augusta
Close-Up Focuses On Softies And Fitness
ABC public affairs shifts from Cuba and new nations to Americans, highlighting Bonnie Prudden a 47 year old fitness advocate. She argues mothers limit children’s activity, claims adults over 40 can regain fitness in six weeks while teens take longer. James Hagerty joins Kennedy tour coverage, Polly Bergen reduces TV appearances, CBS airs Way Out and False Face as tonight’s recommended.
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New York
ABC
Cuba
Abby American
Bonnie Prudden
Miss Prudden
James Hagerty
Kennedy
Polly Bergen
CBS
Alfred Ryder
Hunchback of
Notre Dame
Body Of Pope Back In Rome
The body of St Gregory VII, a major medieval pope, was brought back to Rome after a nine century absence. He died in 1085 at Salerno, aged 60, and the remains will be placed in a new church to be built in Rome this year.
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Rome
Gregory VII
Gregory
College of Cardinals
Salerno
Naples
Strangest Wichita crash baffling investigator
In Wichita AP report, Officer Jim Rudi sell calls a roadside collision the strangest accident of four years. It involved two women in cars backing from parallel driveways, glances to sides but not behind, and a V shaped tangle of vehicles stopping in the middle of the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Department
Jim Rudisell
Governor Reed Plans Maine Delegation Washington Visit
Gov. Reed plans a June 1 trip to Washington to confer with Maine's congressional delegation on several problems. He aims to seek possible Small Business Administration aid to keep Continental Mills in Lewiston operating and to discuss the planned closing of Presque Isle Air Force uses and its property.
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Washington
Maine
Reed
Small Business Administration
Continental Mills
Lewiston
Presque Isle Air Force
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