Adcock Sparks Braves Rally For 4-1 Win Over Cardinals
Joe Adcock drove in a run and boosted his average to .352 as Milwaukee beat St. Louis 4-1. Bob Buhl earned the win with a strong start, while Adcock and Buhl each plated a run in the second inning. Orlando Cepeda hit a four RBI game for the Giants in a 6-0 victory over Philadelphia.
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Gene Conley
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Major League Leaders by Batting and Pitching
Baseball statistical leaders listed for National and American Leagues. Clemente leads NL batting with .372 and 58 hits for Pittsburgh, while Adcock and Banks headline other top offers. Pitching leaders include Antonelli and Law with decisive wins, Drysdale with 79 strikeouts, and Pascual with 68 strikeouts.
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Friend
Police Trick Reveals Hidden License Plate In Lebanon
In Lebanon Indiana police officer Jim Stout asked a woman driver for her engine number to issue a plate. She directed him to look under the hood where nothing appeared until a tires and tools were found. He looked again and discovered the plate in back.
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MVTI Wins Western Maine Intercollegiate Title Over St Francis
Maine Vocational Technical Institute clinched the Western Maine Intercollegiate baseball title with a 6 3 victory over St Francis College of Biddeford at South Portland yesterday. MVTI finished the league with six wins and no losses. St Francis led 2 0 early but MVTI scored three in the sixth to tie and added three in the eighth for the win.
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Durelle Begins Comeback With TKO Over Dupre
Montreal era fighter Yvon Durelle from Baie Sainte-Anne New Brunswick opened his comeback by stopping Emil Dupre of Moncton in the third round. Dupre rose briefly before Durelle landed a right hook that produced a technical knockout as Dupre claimed an arm injury. Durelle weighed 198 to Dupre’s 205.
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Boxing results from Fresno and surrounding cities last night
In Fresno bouts Gaspar Ortega outpointed Karl Heinz Guder after twelve rounds. Emil Dupre was stopped in Moncton by Brewer. Duane Horsman out pointed Hassan Farouk in Rochester. Luis Rodriguez knocked out Alfred Cota in Los Angeles. Paul Wright outpointed Ted Doncaster in Moncton Sackville. Luis Molina defeated Orlando Zulueta in San Jose.
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Chatfield
Hassan Farouk
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Los Angeles
Luis Rodriguez
Cuba
Alfred Cota
Moncton
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Trenton
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Sackville
San Jose
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Bosox fall to Senators as Ramos wins 5-2
Boston drops 11th of 12 with 5-2 loss to Washington ace Pedro Ramos who held the Red Sox to five singles. Boston stranded 11 runners as Casale and defense missteps fed a five-run Washington rally, while Tom Brewer awaits a rematch tonight.
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Casale
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Jim Lemon
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Ted Bowsfield
Mike Fornieles
Bowsfield
Becquer
Marv Throneberry
Earl Battey
Rathmann Poised To Win Memorial Day 500-Mile Classic
Indianapolis AP report notes Jim Rathmann, 31, of Miami, seeks his first Memorial Day 500 victory after three runner up finishes. He drives a Watson car owned by Ken Rich and Paul Lacy with Chick Hirashima as chief mechanic and Smokey Yunich as pit crew chief. experts like Bill France back him.
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Dallas
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Billy Arnold
Los Angeles
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Palace Roller Skating Rink Opens at Charters Beach
Palace Roller Skating Rink at Old Orchards Beach offers public sessions every Wednesday and Friday through Sunday from 7:00 PM to 10:30 PM. Weekend matinees run 1:00 PM to 5:09 PM with private party bookings via dialing WE 4 9659.
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Orioles Surrender Lead as Yankees Shutout Baltimore 2-0
New York pitcher Whitey Ford dominates Baltimore with a three hitter to hand the Orioles a 2-0 defeat. The loss ends Baltimore’s four game win streak and drops them to second, 0.12 games behind idle Cleveland. Chicago White Sox snap four game skid with a 3-1 win at Kansas City. National League action sees San Francisco extend its lead to 12 games with a 9-0 win over Philadelphia. Milwaukee beats St. Louis 4-1.
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Biddeford Little Minor League Rosters Listed
Gillises grab lead in state bowling match as Ellsworth duo trails. The six-team Biddeford league rosters are announced featuring Fecteau NGA Emond Funeral Home Lejmire Furniture Larochelle Marcotte Oil and Hebert Superette with multiple players named.
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Normand Lambert
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Normand Cote
Real Roy
Raymond Yoho
Leo Ayotte
Richard Boissonneault
Paul Martin
Michael Ruel
Gilles Caouet
Robert Bergeron
Richard Lemire
Donald Cyr
Normand Bisson
Gerard Provencher
Norman Paquette
Norman Guignard
Ronald Richards
John Jacques
Francis Greboire
Ronald Bellerose
Gilles Gagne
Robert Roy
Paul Fecteau
Donald Baigny
Raymond St. Louis
Richard Davies
Rene Jariz
Ronald Fecteau
Marc Larochelle
Donald Lavigne
Ronald Lambert
Richard Courtois
Renald Camire
Lucien Cote
Peal Gregoire
Gordon Michaud
Andre Bergeron
Richard Thibodeau
Normand Rossignol
Nicholas Curro
Frank Paul
Guy Brochu
Richard Bisson
Michael Perrin
Lucien Morin
Donald Garriepy
Donald Labbe
Raymond Desrochers
Gerecd Soulier
Richard Provencher
Alan Labbe
Robert Labranche
Hebert Superette
Richard Poulin
Ronald Tanguay
Richard Tanguay
Denis Grenier
Richard Sayer
Gerry Guertin
Donald Morin
Ronald Chretien
Ronaid Desrosiers
Dana Sevigny
Ralph Maurice
Lionel Lamontagne
Andre Couture
Marc Bellefeuille
Claude Grenier
Le Voltageur Triumphs 25-20 In High-Scoring Slugfest
Le Voltigeur defeated Green Lantern 25 to 20 at Memorial Field in Biddeford Softball League. Green Lantern squandered an 11-0 first inning lead as 99 batters, 33 hits, 51 total bases, 22 walks, 10 wild pitches and 16 errors marked a wild two hour game. Paul Binette went 5 for 5 with 8 RBIs and Cyr was 4 for 4.
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York Linksmen Close Undefeated Season With 6 0 Win
York high school golfers finish unbeaten by defeating Thornton Academy 6 0 on home links. Dave McKenna shoots 74 for York and wins 6 and 4. Other York victories include Freeman 2 up and Eldredge 6 and 4 in singles with best ball results 4 and 3 and 8 and 6.
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Robinson Ready for June 10 Title Bout with Pender
Sugar Ray Robinson, five time world middleweight champion, plans to box Paul Pender in Boston on June 10 for the New York Massachusetts version of the title. He claims to be in shape and will show up despite a recent Maryland suspension. He says he does not need a knockout to win and cites past sympathy from television audiences.
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Connecticut Chosen To Defend Yankee Conference Baseball Title
In Amherst Massachusetts Connecticut was chosen to represent the Yankee Conference in the District 1 NCAA baseball championship. Maine tied the Huskies for the league lead after a 2 1 win over New Hampshire in a rescheduled game. Connecticut holds an 8 2 conference mark and a 13 2 overall record.
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Pitcher Dupras earns win as team loads offense
Dupras goes 5 1/3 innings allowing 6 runs while striking out 10 and earns the decision as teammates tally multiple hits. Maddox and Binette contribute offensively with early RBI and steady support from Foran as Dutremble takes the loss. Time noted with Paquette and Am ee Perry and Nolette listed among participants.
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Dutremble
Paquette
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Foran
Lorine
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Nolette
Desert Sun at Lewiston Harness Night Faces Sixth Win Bid
New England's only active pari mutuel harness meeting at Lewiston Fairgrounds hosts the 14th night of racing. Tom Riley moved Mighty Sun son into C Class as Frank Woodbury seeks to extend a winning skein against top drivers including Tom McInnis and Al Langille. Javis Gerry and Byron Smith with strong drives back up Harold B's Model and Big Deal as contenders.
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Thanksgiving
Ted Williams Confined To Hotel With Severe Cold
Washington veteran slugger Ted Williams, 41, is confined to his hotel room with a bad cold after arriving in Kansas City. Boston trainer Jack Fadden says Williams’ return is uncertain and his age raises risks if he plays through illness. Rookie Ed Sadowski returns to duty and is set to handle catching in Baltimore games.
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Baseball Standings and Results Update
Major and minor league tables show Cleveland and Baltimore leading the American League while San Francisco tops the National League. Results include New York 2 Baltimore 0 and Washington 5 Boston 2. The excerpt notes a reopening of a venue on the 150th anniversary of the composer’s death.
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