Alou Sparks Giants in 7-1 and 6-5 Wins Over Mets
Felipe Alou teamed with Cepeda and Mays to power the Giants past the Mets 7-1 and 6-5, driving in three runs in each game. Cepeda had five hits, Mays four, as San Francisco stretched its NL lead over the Dodgers to five. The Dodgers swept Philadelphia in L.A., while Cincinnati, Milwaukee, and Pittsburgh also won.
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Associated Press
Felipe Alou
San Francisco
Candlestick Park
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Alou
Amando Cepeda
Willie Mays
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New York
Mets
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RBI
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
Bob Purkey
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Houston
Colts
Jack Sanford
Stu Miller
Jim Duffalo
Roger Craig
Craig Anderson
Craig
Old Archie In Final St. Nicks Boxing Program
Boxing notes from New York and Los Angeles events as Archie Moore, aged 48 in a Los Angeles bout with Willie Pastrano, headlines a Joe Louis promotion at the Sports Arena while St. Nick Arena in New York prepares its final card. Welterweights Stefan Red and Tony Fortuna, plus Eddie Machen versus Roger Rischer, feature in a busy night of ring action across the country.
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Archie Moore
Stefan Red
Paterson
N.J
Tony Fortunato
New York
St. Nicholas Arena
Archie
Willie Pastrano
Miami
Los Angeles
Willie the Pastrami
San Diego
Florida
Wille
California
Eddie Machen
Portland
Ore
Roger Rischer
Oakland
Calif
San Francisco
Civic Auditorium
Highway safety urged as personal example for all
The Maine Highway Safety Committee stresses that everyone can influence others by obeying traffic laws. Citizens are urged to model responsible driving to boost overall safety and uphold lawfulness on the roads.
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Maine Highway Safety Committee
Trotters & Pacers Post Time Eight P.M. Race Card
Uniform harness racing card lists nine races with multiple trotting and pacing divisions. Notable entries include Grandstand fields such as Indian Drums, Doctor's Chief, Double Key, Bay State Max, and Jarrettown Betty, among others. Purses range from $300 to $3,000 in various class levels, with specific drivers noted for each horse.
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Terry Belle
A. Winslow
Dudley H
R. Smith
F. Love
Viola
No Boy
R. Truitt
Mr. Roy Don
G. Pratt
Sr Pistol Pete
F. Woodbury
Prince
P. Jamieson
Marty Echo
E. Griffin
R. _ Eva
J. McKenney
Sidney Gallon
D. Richards
B. Nelson
C. Walker
R. Gartley
F. Inman
Kilarney Jane
Linda
Spencer King
C. Smith
Jane
M. Hodgkins
Jr Senator
Yates
A. Langville
B. Smith
Ginny Dares
A. Langille
Ben
K. Russell
Martha Rosecroft
G. Fitch
Isaac Hanover
H. Ralph
Prince Fedor
R. Maker
McKey
R. Kellogg
Pace
Sue's Express
H. Barker
Paul's King
Betty Quinton
Ohio Rose
R. Rankin
Bay State
Andy
H. McKenney
Golden Ridge
N. Campbell
Tel Scott
Q. McKen
Don Dale
Walter Star
McKenney
Splendid Prince
B. Smith Shangri la Pete
S. Cram
Standings and results from major leagues action
Standings show Cleveland leading the American with New York Minnesota Detroit and Los Angeles close behind. Weekend results include Boston over Baltimore and New York over Detroit, plus Minnesota beating Chicago amid mixed NL play across San Francisco Los Angeles Cincinnati and Pittsburgh.
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G.B
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New York
Minnesota
Detroit
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Chicago
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Washington
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Milwaukee
Houston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Giants sweep Mets as Alou fans five hits and sixRBIs
Felipe Alou of the Giants collected five hits drove in six runs and stole three bases in the doubleheader sweep of the Mets by scores 7-1 and 6-5. Bob Purkey of the Reds blanked the Cubs 10-0 on four hits fanning seven in his eighth win.
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Associated Press
Felipe Alou
San Francisco
Giants
New York Mets
Bob Purkey
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pint-Size Pony Born On Vincennes Farm
Wilma Primus, 19, caretakes an 11 day old pony colt born on her family’s Vincennes Indiana farm. The foal stands 18 inches at the shoulder and weighs 25 pounds.
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Wilma Primus
Vincennes
Ind
Horses Ready For Opening At Lewiston
Lewiston opens with two $500 co feature events on a nine race card. Post time is 8 nightly Monday through Saturday as $3,500 total purses are split across races. Notable entries include Byron Smith's Double Key in the C-1 trot and Ohio Rose and Paul’s King in co features with top drivers noted.
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Lewiston
Ossio
Byron Smith
Ben
Martha Rosecroft
McKey
Ohio Rose
Merle Hodgkins
Portland
Roma di
Paul's King
al Langille
Gentile Surges With Power In Orioles Hard-Hitting Run
Baltimore’s Jim Gentile boosts the Orioles with a .309 average, 36 RBIs, and a league-leading 15 homers as he drives a string of six games with six dingers in 25 at bats. He touts himself as a “lousy hitter” while pitching staff and teammates note his hot stretch and pivotal home runs in a 4-2 win over Boston.
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Cleveland
Washington
New York
Detroit
Yanks
Minnesota
Chicago
Los Angeles
Kansas City
A’s
Angels
Russ Snyder
Gentile
Brooks Robinson
Tito Francona
Willie Kirkland
Indians
Kennebunk Dominates SYCL Title With Multiple Records
Kennebunk High School swept the Southern York County league meet, totaling 872 points to win over Wells Berwick and Train Academy. Billy Welch posted 50.5 in the 440 but ran 220 yards, while Ted Winston set meet and field marks in the 880 and mile. Crown won the javelin and high jump, Goodrich led the shot put, and Wakefield led the two mile with a 4:54.6 mile. Multiple records and notable wins highlighted a dominant day for Kennebunk.
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Berwick
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Harold Wakefield
Ted Winston
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Grant
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Sheldon
D. Hill
Faulkner
Tme
H. Wakefield
Betwee Barnes
J. Wakefield
Condon
MacDonald
Hoff
Young
Major League Leaders Highlights From Baseball Standings
Major League leaders include Jimenez Kansas City batting .379 with 392 at bats and Howser Kansas City 38 runs. Kaline Detroit leads RBIs 38, Gentile Baltimore 36, Lumpe Kansas City 55 hits, Green Minnesota 17 doubles, and A Smith Chicago 5 triples. Mays San Francisco 45 RBIs from Cepeda 49, Cepeda 65 hits, 11 doubles in various teams. Donavan Cleveland 8 0 record, Pascual Minnesota 54 strikeouts.
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Kansas City
Essezian
Cleveland
Howser
Siebern
Kaline
Detroit
Gentile
Baltimore
Rollins
Minnesota
Lumpe
Green
Robinson
Cunningham
Chicago
Iples
A. Smith
Cimoli
Aparicio
Wood
Donovan
Belinsky
Los Angeles
Pascual
Bunning
Williams
Cepeda
San Francisco
Mays
T. Davis
Flood
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brock
Pinson
Davenport
Boyer
Ranen
Houston
Virdon
Pittsburgh
Bosox fall in extra as Orioles top Red Sox 4-2
Boston wastes strong outing by Ike Delock in 11th inning loss to Baltimore. Russ Snyder and Jim Gentile slug solo shots. Gentile leads league with 15 homers after three-game series. Brooks Robinson also homered. Red Sox open road trip versus Minnesota after four wins, ten losses at Fenway. Earl Wilson to face Jack Kralick.
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Carl Yastrzemski
Red Sox
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Baltimore
Russ Snyder
Jim Gentiel
Minnesota Twins
Fenway Park
Yastrzemski
Gentile
Sox
Brooks Robinson
Robinson
Ike Delock
Snyder
Dick Radatz
Delock
Robin Roberts
Orioles
Earl Wilson
Jack Kralick
Portland Teams Compete In Telly League Matchups
In a Telly League card from WLPC, Thornton wins 13 points to 0 against Westbrook with multiple scorers listed. Sanford and Deering post 2 and 3 goals while Portland teams tally 4 and 2. Upcoming games include Westbrook at South Portland and Thornton at Portland with Biddeford visiting South Portland.
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WLPC
Deering
Thornton
Portland
Sanford
Westbrook
Bageiorag
St. Louis
Cheverus
Biddeford
Baseball Ledgers: Key Pitching Decisions and Strikeouts
Pitching decisions tally five or more as Pierce of San Francisco records 70 1 000 with Purkey of Cincinnati 81 889. Strikeout leaders Koufax of Los Angeles and Johnson of Houston tied with 99 and 60 respectively.
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San Francisco
Purkey
Cincinnati
Koufax
Los Angeles
Johnson
Houston
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