Red Sox Back On West Coast
The Boston Red Sox open a four game West Coast series in Oakland against the transplanted Kansas City A’s after an 0-1 loss to Minnesota. Harmon Killebrew and Ted Uhlaender homered to rally the Twins past Boston 5-4 as Boston falls to 20-20. Dick Ellsworth started for Boston, with Gary Bell slated to face Oakland’s Blue Moon Odom in the opener.
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Ron Clark
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Dick Williams
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Blue Moon Odom
Three Hour Game Ends In St. Louis Loss
Deering High of Portland edged St. Louis 15 to 14 in a marathon baseball game at Pre sumpcot Field. Two Deering runs in the ninth, aided by a walk and a dropped fly, produced the tying run and winning run as Neal Anthoine’s fly dropped in for the decisive score.
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Eagles
Redskins Take 5-1 Win From Biddeford Tigers
Sanford defeats Biddeford 5-1 at Sanford Field as Don Warner allows eight hits and strikes out seven in nine innings. Cantara leads Biddeford with a double and homer, while Warner, Hartsgrove and Folsom drive Sanford runs in a decisive fourth inning.
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Baseball Standings and Results From Saturday and Tuesday Play
Standings show San Francisco 24 19 558 St Louis 3 19 S31. Atlanta leads with .535, Philadelphia .526, Chicago .512,. Los Angeles .500. Saturday results: Chicago 3 San Francisco 0. Philadelphia 1 St. Louis 0. Houston 3 Los Angeles 2 and 5. Cincinnati 4 New York 9? Atlanta 1. Rain affected several games. Tuesday schedule: Chicago at Philadelphia. San Francisco at St Louis. Houston at Atlanta. Los Angeles at Cincinnati. New York at Pittsburgh.
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St Francis Nine Ends Season With 8 6 Record
St Francis College baseball finishes the season with an 8 6 record. The team concludes a balanced campaign under coach with a mix of wins and losses across the schedule.
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Sports Card: Evening NBA/NHL Schedules
Boston visits Oakland Detroit meets California Cleveland plays Minnesota Washington hosts New York Baltimore clashes with Chicago Milwaukee hosts N game time TBD.
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Junior Eagles Up Record With Two Wins
St. Louis Junior High improved to 8-3 by winning two of three in three days. Don Turcotte led the offense with seven hits in 11 at bats, scoring four runs with three RBIs as St. Louis beat Holy Family and Kennebunk Babe Ruth before a close loss to Denis Hall in Alfred.
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Major League Leaders amid Batting and Pitching Totals
Major League leaders in batting include F Howard Washington 359 with 54 hits and 19 home runs, W Horton Detroit 311, F Howard also leads in runs and RBIs with 26 and 39 respectively. Pitching leaders show Reed Atlanta 6 0 1.000 and Perranoski Minnesota 4 0 1.000 with McDowell Cleveland 99 strikeouts and Tiant 76.
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Race results from Cumberland Fair with multiple horse finishes
The Cumberland Fair reports results across ten races with winners and payouts. Notable finishes include Rebel Leader in race one, Dunny's Vic in two, Peter Wood in three, High Street Jeff in four, Shadydale Able in five, Royalizer in six, Hasty Buck in seven, Adams Joy in eight, Delmor B in nine, and Chippy Chum in ten with listed exact win and place pays. Also included are quiniela payouts and the New Glasgow boxing result featuring Rene Durelle defeating Al Duarte in New Glasgow, Nova Scotia.
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Don Gallon
Bonnie Valley
Lena Faber
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Hasty Buck
Mountain Victor
Baby Mark Sunny Arden
Lee's Comet
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Rebel Prince
Pearl's Knight
Scott Chance
J. M. Jim
Gait Way Pat
Delmor B
Melvin Creed
Treasure Killean
Jeffrey Dean
Quick Knight
Eola’s Deb
Sailor Kenny
Portland track meet honors and results list
The record shows event winners and top placings across sprints relays jumps throws and throws for Portland area schools. Notable marks include winning times for the 880 yard relay 1 35 6 inches and top heights distances such as pole vault 10 ft 6 in and discus 146 ft 9 1 2 in with athletes from Portland South Portland Deering Taunton and other groups earning first through fifth places.
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Marshwood leads York County baseball standings at 10-1
Marshwood High controls the York County Secondary School Association league with a 10-1 record. Old Orchard Beach Seagulls sit 6-6 for fourth place, Kennebunk 5-6, Wells 5-7 and St Anthony's of Kennebunkport 1-9. This week's games include St Anthony's at St Ignatius Sanford and Kennebunk hosting SAD 60. Wednesday features SAD 60 at Wells, Kennebunk at St Anthony's, and York at Old Orchard Beach.
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Aip Academy of Kittery
Mazzinghi Wins Junior Middleweight Championship Bout
In Milan Sandro Maz zinghi defeats Kim Ki so Korea by outpoint in a world junior middleweight title fight. In Vermont Minando wins the featured five furlong race at Green Mountain Park in 58.6 seconds before 6152 spectators.
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Kim Ki-soo
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Green Mountain Park
Sea Castle Wins Bayard Tuckerman Handicap at Boston Turf
Sea Castle nosed out Jet Formation to capture the Bayard Tuckerman Handicap on the turf at Boston before 19,020 fans. The crowd wagered 1.65 million on a 10 race program as the track announced Memorial Day week race programs.
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Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels Issued the Communist Manifesto
The 1848 Communist Manifesto was published by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels as a foundational text of socialist theory. It outlined class struggle and calls for proletarian revolution, influencing later political movements worldwide.
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Drysdale seals fourth straight Dodgers shutout in Houston
Don Drysdale blanked Houston 5-0 on six hits to tie a National League record with his fourth consecutive shutout. Ernie Banks hit two homers as the Cubs beat San Francisco 4-2, boosting his career total to 450. Rutgers University remains New Jersey's state university in New Brunswick.
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San Francisco
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