Braves Win Third In A Row On Labor Day Double
Milwaukee Braves pull into a second place tie with Los Angeles after three straight wins. Juan Pizarro and Lew Burdette win in a Labor Day doubleheader. Buhl and Adcock lift the offense as Milwaukee tops Pittsburgh 5-1. Giants beat Cardinals 2-0 as Cepeda and Podres pace wins. Dodgers split with Cubs aided by Podres six hitter and Hodges homer.
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Owen Gilpatric Named Harness Club President
Alfred resident Owen Gilpatric was installed as president of the Harness Club with Lillian Hubert of Saco Rid ing and Driving Club serving as installing officer. Marie Hilton named vice president and Diane Baker as secretary, Marvin Budd treasurer. trail ride promotion committee formed.
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Major League Leaders AP_summary of top players both leagues
The AP lists leaders in batting hits doubles and home runs across American and National Leagues. notable figures include Kuenn Detroit with a .354 average and 175 hits, Kaline .329, and Colavito 40 homers. Pitching leaders include McLish 177 decisions and Drysdale 211 strikeouts.
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Round Robin Table Tennis Tourney Set For Tonight
A round robin table tennis event for teenagers and youths begins at 6 30 PM at the Biddeford Saco Table Tennis Club located at 67 Alfred Street Biddeford. Sneakers are required for participants.
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Tardif Wins Bomber Feature at Beech Ridge Speedway
Biddeford racer Paul Tardif captured the bomber feature at Beech Ridge Speedway in Scarborough before about 3,000 fans. The race saw 14 of 25 cars wrecked or stranded around the track. Roger Shaw of Gorham won the Class A stock car feature after engine trouble troubled early leader Ralph Cusack, who finished second following a late setback.
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Red Sox Stars Will Decide On Baseball Future
Boston outfielders Ted Williams and Jackie Jensen weigh retirement after the current season. Williams, 41, has not spoken with owner Tom Yawkey yet but plans a future discussion. Jensen has not finalized his decision. GM Bucky Harris says both cases remain as they were a month ago. Williams played while ill and was sent home from the park.
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Indians Sweep Doubleheader as Power Surges and Tigers Falter
Cleveland rallying to win 6-5 and 2-1 over Chicago Sunday 15-14 and 6-5 over Detroit, powered by Vic Power two run double in the ninth and three run comebacks. Rocky Colavito Tito Francona and Woody Held homered for the Indians while Jim Jersell and Mike Garcia earned wins. Detroit’s Eddie Yost hit his 21st and Frank Bolling Lew Berberet also homered in a high scoring twinbill.
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Kluszewski Paces White Sox to Twin Wins Over KC
Ted Kluszewski drove in five runs with two homers in a doubleheader as the Chicago White Sox beat Kansas City 2-1 and 15-7. The slugger, newly arrived from Pittsburgh, said he was over-anxious but found his swing, lifting the Sox to within 4-2 games of Cleveland late in the pennant race.
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Giants blank Packers in Bangor exhibition
The New York Giants shut out Green Bay 14-0 in Bangor Maine before 12 000 fans. Alex Webster scored both touchdowns from close range in the second and third periods illustrating the defending conference title form.
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Sevigny Wins Flag Tournament At Biddeford Saco Club
Jackie Sevigny took first in the flag tournament at Biddeford Saco Country Club yesterday. Second and third went to Mrs. Jo Gelbke and Miss Pearla Tapley. In the Scotch foursome afternoon event the field included Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hanson and others with team scores led by first gross Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wooster and first net Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Welch.
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Jensen Drives In 100th RBI Of The Season
Jackie Jensen hits a two run double in Boston’s 12-4 Labor Day win over New York to reach 100 RBIs for the fifth time in six Red Sox seasons. The victory keeps Boston atop a tense pennant race as they chase a winning season and clash with Detroit tomorrow night.
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Baseball Standings and Results Highlight Al and NL Action
The American and National League standings show Chicago Cleveland and Detroit leading divisions with Boston New York and Baltimore in pursuit. Tuesday games featured Boston over New York and Cleveland over Detroit while Chicago trimmed Kansas City in 10 innings and Wednesday schedules include Chicago at Washington and Cleveland at Baltimore.
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California builds 238000 lake access project at Nacimiento
The California Wildlife Conservation Board funds a 238000 access project at Nacimiento Reservoir in San Luis Obispo County. It includes boat ramps, parking, docks, and access roads. The reservoir, owned by Monterey County Flood Control and Water Conservation District, will charge fees to fund maintenance and development. Portions will be zoned for fishing, swimming, and water skiing.
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Wildlife habitat gains drive Conservation Reserve Soil Bank figures
Washington figures show 213011 acres placed in wildlife practices and 3324 ponds built under the Conservation Reserve program through 1959. The program covers 23 million acres with farmer rentals and up to 80 percent federal aid for conservation. North Dakota and Oklahoma lead in G-1 signups. Missouri dominates water and marsh development and pond installations. Signups for 1960 aim to add about 5 million acres, continuing through September 10.
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