Andretti Claims Equalizer in 500 Mile Classic
Mario Andretti, the 5-foot-6 driver from Nazareth, Pa., won the Indianapolis 500 as Dan Gurney and Mel Kenyon followed in second and fourth. Foyt, Unser, Revson, and Donohue also contended, while Lloyd Ruby and Joe Leonard suffered mechanical misfortunes in a race marked by 12 finishers and several crashes.
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Mario Andretti
Italy
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Auto Club
Clint Brawner
Jim McGee
Phoenix
Ariz
Brawner
McGee
Nazareth
Mel Kenyon
Lebanon
U.S
A.J. Foyt Jr
Houston
Tex
Unser
Foyt
Joe Leonard
San Jose
Calif
Ford
Peter Revson
New York
Mark Donohue
Media
Lloyd Ruby
Wichita Falls
Donohue
Andretti
Wally Dallenbach
Ruby
Arlington
Arnie Knepper
Belleville
Powell fuels Orioles rally with 18th straight game hit
Boog Powell tied his 18 game hitting streak with a two run homer in the seventh as Baltimore beat California 3-1. Brooks Robinson also homered, giving Mike Cuellar needed run support in a win that kept the Orioles atop the AL East.
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Associated Press
Boog Powell
Brooks Robinson
Powell
Robinson
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California
Oakland
Seattle
Angel Andy Messersmith
Orioles
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Minnesota
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Chicago
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Atlanta
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Astros
Frank Robinson
Mike Cuellar
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Messersmith
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Rico Petrocelli
Tony Conigliaro
Red Sox
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Lonborg
Harmon Killebrew
Tigers
al Kaline
Norm Cash
Cash Jim Northrup
Wayne Comer
Pilots
Jerry Mediotney
Ecale
Smith
Andrews
Decing
Jim Lonberg
Major League Leaders in American League Stats
American League batting leaders include Carew 407 at bats and F Robinson .339 with runs and hits led by F Robinson 62. Murcer leads RBIs with 43, while F Howard tops homers at 15. Pitching leaders show McNally Lonborg and Lyle 7 0 1.000 records. Culp owns 78 strikeouts and Lolich 70.
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Associated Press
Carew
Minnesota
F. Robinson
Baltimore
Blair
Murcer
New York
Powell
F. Howard
Washington
Hogan
Seattle
Pinella
Kansas City
D. Green
Oakland
McAuliffe
Detroit
R. Jackson
Harper
Campaneris
McNally
Lonborg
Boston
Lyle
Culp
Lolich
National League batting and pitching leaders from the 1960s season
Summary of top NL players by stat category including batting average led by C Jones. runs by Kessinger and Wynn. RBIs by Banks and McCovey. hits by M Alou and A Johnson. key doubles by M Alou and Kesinger. triples led by R Jackson. home runs by L May and McCovey. stolen bases by Brock and Morgan. pitchers with 4 decisions led by Abernathy, Stone and Baldschun. strikeouts led by Gibson Jenkins and Singer.
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C. Jones
New York
H. Aaron
Atlanta
Kessinger
Chicago
Wynn
Houston
Banks
McCovey
San Francisco
M. Alou
Pittsburgh
A. Johnson
Cincinnati
R. Jackson
Tolan
Green Wave roll in softball match and standings update
Green Wave beat St Louis 19 runs to 6 at Memorial Field. Labbe and Huot powered the offense with multiple RBIs while Hubert earned the win over Sevigny. Upcoming schedule features Allied Chemical, Rochambeau Club, Lamarre's Tree, and Diamond National in a packed week.
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Nantel
St. Louis
B. Huot
Bernier
Dion
Soulard
SR x. Huot
Require
Hubert
Pelletier
Martin
Martel
Farley
Dearborn
Boudreau
Sweatland
Daigle
Sevigny
Labbe
Cote
Gregoire
Sth
Components
Green Wave
Rocray
Lararres Tree
L Doyon
Rochambeau
L. Bouthillette
Diamond National
B. Desmarais
Allied Chemical
R. Cartier
R. Belanger
Lamarres
L. Sevigny
R. Rocray
Memorial Field
Biddeford
Rochambeau Club
Lamarre’s Tree
St Andre's Nips Young Eagles 5-3 In Area Play
St Andre's Grammar School edged St Louis Junior High 5-3 in area league action. Dave Sayer delivered a run scoring single and a two base error broke a 3-3 tie in the sixth as Sayers and Ricky Rossignol led the offense.
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St. Andre's Grammar School
St. Louis Junior High
Yester- Fela
St. Louis
Dave Sayer
St.Andre’s
Sayer
Ricky Rossignol
Saco Archery Club Plans Contest and Meeting
The Saco Archery Club invites archers to a field course contest and a club meeting on June 2 at Phil Cartier’s home 382 Ferry Road in Saco. The event runs 6 to 9 p.m. with a preliminary archery contest preceding the gathering.
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Saco Archery Club
Phil Cartier
Ferry Road
Red Sox Edge Twins 3 2 Amid Player Injuries at Fenway
Boston wins 3-2 as Mike Andrews Reggie Smith and Art Yaz suffer in game. Smith leaves after knee issue while Yaz stays with elbow pain. Williams notes bench depth. Lonborg wins to improve record. Siebert set to start next game against Minnesota.
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Boston
Dick Williams
Buddy LeRoux
Boston Red Sox
Minnesota Twins
Mike Andrews
Reggie Smith
Art Yastrzemski
Red Sox
Fenway Park
Andrews
Smith
Yaz
Williams
Dick Schofield
Mike
Reggie
Joe Lahoud
George Thomas
Sparky Lyle
Ray Jarvis
Garry Roggenburk
Vincente Romo
Romo
Lonborg
Sonny Siebert
Minnesota
Dick Woodson
The Pet You Want May Be Listed in Section 47
A short notice outlines that the pet you seek may be listed under Section 47. The notice hints at a public catalog or register where animals or related items are described. It notes possible deadlines or steps to claim or view the listing.
Don Hebert Wins Handicap Bowling Event
Don Hebert captured the weekly handicap rolloff at 20th Century Lanes in Biddeford with a 630 total to edge Don Raybine by 10 pins. Bob Marcotte finished third with 614, aided by 30 handicap pins. eight bowlers competed and the next handicap rolloff is set for Friday at 7 p m at the same lane.
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Don Hebert
20Th Century Lanes
Franklin Street
Biddeford
Hebert
Don Raybine
Bob Marcotte
Herve Paul
Marcel Martel
Charlie Martel
Jerry Fleurent
Bob Gen
White Sox batter Knoop blasts three homers in split
Major Leaene Stars BATTING Bobby Knoop of the White Sox slugged three homers driving in six, as the club split with Washington. Bill Hands of the Cubs shut out Atlanta 2-0 on a five hitter.
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Fritz Peterson
Bobby Murcer
Roy White
Yankees
Kansas City
New York
RBI
Jerry Kenney
White
Mike Fiore
Bobby Knoop
White Sox
Washington
Senators
Mike Epstein
Ed Herrmann
George Lauzerique
Reggie Smith
Athletics
Cleveland
Jackson
Bert Campaneris
Oakland
Jose Cardenal
Aftre
Luis Tiant
Associated Press
Washmg
Bill Hands
Cubs
Atlanta
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Dan Gurney
Santa Ana
Teanhloe Iele
Tee Oa Vaeheanoh Columbia Wer
Powell Rattles
Inga
James Garner
Debbie Reynolds
Saco
Selmar Pictures
Robertson Associates
Cliff Robertson
Charly Cova Ulaire Bloom
John Wayne
Katharine Ross
Suzanne Pleshette
Ian McShane
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Walt Disney
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Jim Hutton
Dorothy Provine
Joey Bishop
Milton Berle
Pdah Rahars
Theatre Aco
Major League —Leaders
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Rolloff
Lillian Gervais
Paulette Souliere
Doris Martin
Hank Powell
Diane Moreau
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St. Andre’s Edges
Young Eagles
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Rossignol
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Tim Potvin
Tourigny
Levesque
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Vorlo
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Larose
Gendron
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Poisson
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Prince
Madrid
Spain
Jose Mann
Harry Kneipp
Mountain Park
West Germany
Beech Ridge Speedway
Holmes
West
Scarborough
Maine
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Marine Insurance
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Elm ST
Biddeford, ME
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Aia Bala
Walter Brennan
Joan Hackett
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