Dodgers Defeat Giants In Turbulent Curfew Fallout
Los Angeles tops San Francisco 4-2 as Giants suffer a 10th loss in 12 games. Al Dark fined 1950 dollars across players, then lifted curfew for one night after a prior 4-0 defeat in L A. Duke Snider hit his 381st major league homer as Stan Williams earned the win.
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Top Drivers Gather for Rockingham Park Fall Meeting
Salem New Hampshire racing set as 38 day Fall meeting of the New Hampshire Trotting and Breeding Association opens Friday night. Alfred Day from Danville joins Willaim Gilmour of Buffalo Brandywine Batavia with 607 wins 1957 1960 and Billy Haughton 650. Driver rosters include Wilcutts Copeland Riddick Dostie Galentine Reed and others as Rockingham returns under lights boosted by a liberal purse schedule.
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N.H
Rockingham Park
New Hampshire Trotting and Breeding Association
Alfred ‘Bucky’ Day
Bay State Raceway
Foxboro
Danville
Willaim
Buddy” Gilmour
Buffalo Raceway
Brandywine
Batavia
Buddy
Billy Haughton
John Tick Wilcutts
Baltimore Raceway
Rockingham
New Hampshire
LeRoy Copeland
Hinsdale
Rock
Roy Riddick
Wilcutts
Olin Davis
Delaware
Winger
Vernon Downs
Ned Galentine
Monticello
Marcel Dostie
Richeli
Elks Club Dominate Wasco Sox in 15-4 Softball Win
Elks Club routed Wasco Sox 15 to 4 behind Merrill two hits allowed until sixth inning. Cloutier led with three hits, Faucher and Merrill each added two, Dupuis and Simard also contributed. Wasco took a four run loss after darkness halted the game in the seventh.
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Wasco Sox
Merrill
R. Parcel
Cloutier
Faucher
Dupuis
Twomey
Simard
Elks Club
Hpoa E
Martin If
Leclair
Emerson
W. Tuttle
Hardy
R. Porells
Beety
Hussey
N. Oa
R. Morinthis
Berthiaume
Brunette
Ellis
Wasco
Martin
Brun‘ette
Veterans, Babe An, and Yankee baseball memories in Biddeford
The column reflects on Father Robert Martel leaving Biddeford and honors civic and church life, sports events like the Yankee ABC playoffs in Auburn won by Chisholm Livermore, and local softball standings. It recalls past broadcasts, local heroes, and a mix of sports and community notes from Biddeford and surrounding towns.
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Decary Memorial Field
Biddeford
Father Martel
Robert Martel
St. Andre Parish
Augusta
Lewiston
Western Union
Pettengill Park
Auburn
WLAM
Gene Woodling
Johnny Mize
Ellis Kinder
George Myatt
Harry Agannis
Ted Lepeio
Heywood Sullivan
Ben Houser
Maine
WKTQ
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Paris
WCOU
Madison
Bates
Bates College
Lewiston Sun
Farrell
Mr. Madison
Lewiston Harness Races Set With Purses Up to 700
Post time is 8 p m at Lewiston with eight races listed including Class D Trot purse 250 for Bert Colby and Mr Amos and Class C Pace purse 250 for Puget Sound and Hi Midge. Additional races feature a 350 C-2 C-3 Trot and a 700 Div Pace with several named horses and drivers.
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Lewiston
Bert Colby
Mr. Amos
C. Chase
Fingo
F. Inman
Tilly
W. Timmons Laird Mulvey
B. Smith
Eney Volo
V. Holden Gaylord
R. Doherty
Grand Ripper
L. Berry
Terry Belle
D. Richards
Puget Sound
L. Norton
Hi Midge
R. Hafford
Little Kenney
J. Nichols
Shadydale Coquet
R. Truitt
Star
Maine
Colonel Moore
H. McKenney
Revonah Can
G. Carter
Bay Cochato
K. Russell
June Woollen
F. Smith
Haynes Up
W. Pike
Freight King
R. Smith
L. Keene
Balkanwyn
Dashing Demon
Princess Hall
N. Murray
Red Wingay
Griffin Dimples Fingo
C. Gordon Spencer King
C Smith
E. Hoyt
Sir Hal
C. Killam
Casa Crain
A. Langille
Shadydale
G. Reed
Sergeant E. Britt
N. Murray Dickey
Max Worthy
C. Walker
Kay Davis
L. DuMont Laurie U
R. Gartley
the Batchelor
A. Winslow
Mr. Champ
Splendid Prince
Cape Torokina
C. Perry
Ambro Cameo
A. Langille, Jr
Casa June
Nibble Express
C. Bishop
Little Bugger
Softball Loop Officials Meet to Organize State Tourney
Biddeford softball league officials gather at Rochambeau Club for 7 45 pm meeting. President Robert Janelle outlines state tournament assignments, awards night plans, sponsor reports, financials, and city playoff preparations. Umpire in chief Larry Bergeron and secretary Ray Belanger lead respective agenda items.
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Biddeford
Rochambeau
Robert Janelle
Larry Bergeron
Ray Belanger
Belanger
Adrien Petit
Antonio Dallaire
Hitting-Lee Thomas Ties MLB Record With Nine Hits
Angels star Hitting-Lee Thomas tied a major league single doubleheader record by collecting nine hits over two games. He had a double and four singles in the first game and three homers including a grand slam in the nightcap, though Los Angeles lost both ends to Oakland 7-3 and 13-12. Reds pitcher Bob Purkey fanned seven in eight innings as Cincinnati beat St Louis 5-2 to hold a two game lead.
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Cincinnati
Reds
St. Louis
Bob Hunter
Los Angeles Examiner
Dark
Hunter
Giants
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Washington
Detroit
Baltimore
Agers
Orioles
Chicago
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston
Kansas City
Jones
Orlando Cepeda
Duke Snider
Duke
Stan Willams
Bob Purkey
Ken Boyer
Charlie James
Carl Sawatski
Phils
Bob Malkins
Frank Sullivan
Joe Torre
Frank Rolling
Sammy White
Lew Burdette
Biddeford
Heer
Wise
Yankee Abc
Auburn
United States
American Amateur Baseball Congress of
Battle Creek
Mich
Chisholm Livermore
Twin City Colts
Saco Tannersly
Colts
Newburgh
Martin
Chre
Tlen and
Rousselle
Sylvestre
Tanners
Bordage
Dalton
YABC
Maine
Portland
Abrhone Twi
Knox-Lincoln
Boudreau
Tardif
Francis
Babe
Giroux
Mr. Ggg
Ledoux
Blanchette
M. Paquette
Bouthillette
Twin Cities
R. Paquette
Arte Rr
Chretien
Lebrecque
Saco Tanning
Delton
Janelle
Royand Perreault
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Rol Provencher
Fudge Tardif
R and P
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Memorial Field
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Perreault
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Elks Field
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Roger Maris
Joe McClain
Mickey
Ruth
Maris
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Senators
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Mantle
Ralph Houk
Yankee
Houk
Bob Cerv
Cerv
Bob
Associated Press
Lee Thomas
Los Angeles Angels
Angels
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco
Thomas
RBI
A’s
Bobby del Greco
Ken McBride
Jerry Lumpe
Ryne Duren
Jerry Walker
Bob Shaw
Yanks
Elston Howard
Jim Coates
Labor Day
Chuck Estrada
Steve Barber
Estrada
Barber
Rocky Colavito
Norm Cash
Don Messi
Brooks Robinson
Jackie Brandt
al Smith
White Sox
Bob Allison
London-Charnley and Diaz Victors in Last Night’s Fights
London England welterweight Dave Charnley defeated Len Matthews of Philadelphia 137-136. Reno’s Howard King beat Dick Richardson 10-10. Omaha’s Chino Diaz stopped Joey Parks 10-136. Newton Mass funeral for John W. Piersall father of Jim Piersall of the Cleveland Indians. service to be held in Waterbury Conn.
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Associated Press
London
Dave Charnley
England
Len Matthews
Philadelphia
Howard King
Reno
Nev
Dick Richardson
Omaha
Neb
Chino Diaz
Puerto Rico
Joey Parks
Piersall
Newton
Mass
Waterbury
Conn
John W. Piersall
Jim Piersall
Cleveland Indians
Veno and Treadwell Win State Pro Am Golf Tourney
Jimmy Veno the Maine junior golf champion and Bob Treadwell assistant pro at Penobscot Valley CC in Orono teamed to post a best ball 66 to win the weekly state pro am at Augusta CC. Royce Abbott and Bill Lever of the same club tied for second net with pro Andy Manero and amateur Ronnie Bagley of Biddeford Saco CC.
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Jimmy Veno
Maine
Bob Treadwell
Penobscot Valley C. C
Orono
Augusta C. C
Martindale
Royce Abbott
Bill Lever
Andy Manero
Ronnie Bagley
Biddeford-Saco
Bagley
Furr
Baseball Standings and Tuesday Results Across Leagues
National League standings show Cincinnati leading with 82 wins and 55 losses, followed by Los Angeles Milwaukee and San Francisco. Tuesday results include Cincinnati 5 St Louis 2 and LA 4 San Francisco 3 as Pittsburgh 8 Chicago 3 and Milwaukee 5 Philadelphia 4 in 14 innings. American League lists New York 88 67 and Detroit 83 59 with Baltimore 83 59. schedule notes several games and suspended contests, with matches Cincinnati at St Louis and New York at Washington among others.
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Milwaukee
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
Ave Francisco
W. L. Pet. G
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Baltimore
iChicago
Cleveland
Boston
Minnesota
Washington
Kansas City
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