Face in the scoreboard sparks NL protest and tied games
Phillies manager Gene Mauch questions a face in the left field scoreboard during a sixth inning at Forbes Field after Willie Stargell and the Pirates pull ahead in a 6 5 loss. NL rules the matter to a jury as scores stay tight across the league including a 2 2 Dodgers Reds tie after 17 innings and a 4 2 Houston win over Milwaukee.
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Associated Press
Forbes Field
Philadelphia
Gene Mauch
Ned
Phillies
Pittsburgh
San Francisco Giants
St. Louis
Willie Mays
Mauch
ElRoy Face
Pirates
National League
Warren Giles
Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati
Thornton Golfers Whitewash York
Thornton Academy blanked York High 6-0 to move into second place in schoolboy golf yesterday. Polackwich led TA with a 77 as TA players posted wins over Brazier Tripp Starkey and others with tight margins.
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York — Thornton Academy
York High
Bob Polackwich
Polackwich
White
Roberge
Brazier
Thornton
Potter
Tripp
Dubois
Starkey
Thornton Academy Nails Twin City Baseball Title
Thornton Academy defeated St. Louis 1 0 in a tight pitchers duel to claim the Twin City crown. Ed Bridges walked and was forced at second, and Paul Callahan scored on a wild pitch as Ken Pike’s single moved him to third. Rich Tyler earned the win for the Redskins in six innings with four strikeouts and one hit allowed.
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Thornton Academy
St. Louis
H Sgh
Thornton
Sanford
Biddeford
Action
Dave Roberts
Bobby Dodge
Twin City
Ed Bridges
Paul Callahan
Ken Pike
Callahan
Pike
Johnny Belisle
Guilleveault
Roberts
Ed Hanson
LeBlanc
Caouette
Loranger
Thornton Ab
Bridges
Rubens
Belanger
Ss Nason
Hanson
Stetson
Leclair
Louis Ab LeBlanc
Lf Cote
Lemieux
C Caouette
Miller
Dodge
P Fecteau
Guillereault
a-Belisle
Boucher
Fecteau
Nason
St.s
Anger
A. Caramhalis
Arseneault
An Morin
Woodbury
Jowett
Perkins - Smith
Lister
Howgate
McCann
D. Woodbury
Adams
Tyler
Beech Ridge Weekend Races Highlight Memorial Day Classic
Scarborough Maine fans will witness the 15th annual Memorial Day Classic at Beech Ridge Speedway with an open Class A stock car event and a 56 lap Class B bomber feature under Maine State Racing rules. Notables like Ralph Cusack, Dick Wolstenhulme, Bob Libby and Del Stinson headline a lineup of drivers from Scarborough, Windham, Lewiston, Bar Mills and beyond. The program runs Saturday at 8 p.m. with a second 35 lap open competition on Sunday at 8 p.m. and no rain date.
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Scarborough
Beech Ridge Speedway
Ridgett
del Collomy
Biddeford
Dick Wolstenhulme
Windham
Marty Vachon
Lebanon
Ralph Cusack
Bob Libby
Groveville
Jhil
Roger Shaw
Ross Nutting
Limerick
del Stinson
Woolwich
Homer Drew
North Yarmouth
Donnie Peterson
Portland
Ken Bornheimer
George Welch
Ogunquit
Sandy Atkinson
Bar Mills
Barry Lyons
Skowhegan
Beech Ridge
Jimmy Clark Aims To End American Dominance At Indy 500
Jimmy Clark world road racing champion will start alongside Lotus Ford rivals in the 48th Indianapolis 500 seeking to end a string of American victories. The field features Ford overhead cam engines, rear‑engine Lotus Fords, and past winners like A J Foyt and Troy Ruttman. Ward, Johnson, Hansgen, and others vie for a front‑row run as record television and crowd forecasts loom over the Memorial Day classic.
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Indianapolis
Jimmy Clark
Sevigny
Howard Wilcox
St. Louis
Lefebvre
Gauthier
Perkins
Dion
Labbe
Dario Resta
Poirier
Peugeot
Gagnon
b-Pinette
Nantes
Rochambeau Club
Clark
Ree- Abrhords
Edwin
Lotus
Colin Chapman
Lajeunesse
London
Lacroix
Ford
R. Camire
Huot
E-D. Camire
Dutil
Lished
Parnelli Smith
Jones
Laverriere
Merchant's Express
Laflame
Smith
Perkin
Laflamme
Rochambeau
Merchant’s Express
Nantel
Goulet
Bergeron
Orane
Saco
Fortier
Ledoux
Sylvester
Williams
Kaleel
Croteau
Baoujian
Peloquin
Nadeau
L. Bouthillette
Bouthillette
Tremblay
Macio Wumles
Odger Ward
A. J. Watson
Ward
Bob
Marshman
Watson
A.J. Foyt
U.S. Auto Club
Huffaker
Kjell
Mammoth
Little League game box score notes and pitching
In five innings Boucouvalas Bros defeated Owen Davis 18 to 5. Gerry led with two home runs and twelve strikeouts in relief spanning five innings. Paquette pitched 5 2 3 innings for the losers with 15 hits allowed. Notable hitters include Lane Huot and S Hill with multiple RBIs.
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Huot
HO Gerry
Roy
Paquette
Nason
Mourmouras
Gerry
U Martin
Wentworth
Saco Little League
Boucouvalas Brothers
Wells Warriors Capture Western Division Crown Title
Wells High toiled for the Western Division crown in the Southern York County League, beating South Berwick 7-6 in two extra innings after erasing a 2-6 deficit. Kennebunk moved top in the Eastern while York drove in both runs in the fifth on errors and a squeeze bunt. Pelletier’s second hit helped seal a pitching duel for York against Kennebunk.
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Kennebunk
York
St. Ignatius of Sanford
Rams
Old Orchard Beach
Trail Academy
Pelletier
Scotty Stevens
Joe McCarthy
Phil Stirk
McDonald
Frank Griffin
Wells High
South Berwick
Giants rally past Cardinals on Mays homer to lead NL
Willie Mays belted his 18th homer, a two run shot in the eighth, lifting the Giants to a 2-1 win over St Louis and returning San Francisco to first in the National League. Larry Jackson hurled a two hitter as the Cubs shut out the Mets 2-0.
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Fox
John Bateman
Colts
Warren Spahn
Mike White
Hal Woodeschick
Ken Johnson
Cubs
Galen Cisco
Larry Bearnorth
Lou Brock
Williams
Jackson
White Sox
Orlando Pena
John Wyatt
Pizarro
Associated Press
Willie Mays
Giants
San Francisco
St. Louis
Larry Jackson
New York Mets
Babe Ruth Play To Start Sunday At Saco Field
The York County Babe Ruth League opens its season Sunday with a 1:30 PM doubleheader at Memorial Field Saco. Old Orchard versus Biddeford, then Saco Rangers versus Kennebunk Rams. Mayors Whelan and Pomerueau to throw first ball. 1:15 flag-raising with veterans groups present.
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York County
Saco
Memorial Field
Old Orchard Aecahares
Biddeford Braves
Saco Rangers
Kennebunk Rams
Edward Whelan
Biddeford
Willie Pomerueau
Baseball Scores and Standings From Thursday to Saturday
The AP baseball digest shows standings for American and National Leagues with teams such as Chicago, Baltimore, New York, Minnesota, Cleveland, Boston, Detroit, Washington, Los Angeles, Kansas City and others. It lists wins losses and winning percentages, with results from Thursday and scheduled games for today and tomorrow, plus tied 17 inning finish Los Angeles and Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
Pet
G.B
Chicago
Baltimore
New York
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Conigliaro to Return as Red Sox Open 11-Game Road Swing
Tony Conigliaro is slated to return tonight as Boston opens an 11-game trip against the Minnesota Twins. Boston seeks better on road record after 5-10 away, with start by Jack Lamabe against Jim Roland. Stuart ends slump with two homers Sunday and two more Wednesday, boosting RBI race pursuit.
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Minneapolis
Minn.a
Tony Conigliaro
Boston Red Sox
Minnesota Twins
Sox
Jack Lamabe
Boston
Twins
Jim Roland
Red Sox
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Johnny Pesky
Dick Stuart
Bill Monbouquette
Earl Wilson
Dave Morehead
Stuart
Fights Last Night Across Glasgow Bologna and Port of Spain
Britain’s Terry Downes outpointed Ed Zaremba in Glasgow. Chick Calderwood stopped Allan Harmon in Scotland. Nine Benvenuti stopped Jim Beecham in Bologna. Percy Hayles beat Johnny De Peiza in Port of Spain.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Terry Downes
Britain
Ed Zaremba
Jackson, Mich
Chick Calderwood
Allan Harmon
Miami
Bologna
Italy
Benvenuti
Jimmy Beecham
Fla
Port of Spain
Percy Hayles
Jamaica
Johnny Depeiza
Trinidad
Sports On Page Ten Matchups Across the League
Additional games listed include San Francisco at New York and Cincinnati at St Louis, with N Los Angeles at Pittsburgh and N Houston at Philadelphia. Milwaukee meets Chicago with Milwaukee at Chicago, and a doubleheader of San Francisco at New York and Cincinnati at St Louis plus Los Angeles at Pittsburgh.
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W. L. Pet. G.B
San Francisco
Phila
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Houston
Los Angeles
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
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