Bosox Youth Slump Against Lefties In KC Loss
Boston manager Mike Higgins benched regulars, fielding a young lineup that fell 3-2 to Bud Daley and the Royals. Daley improved to 14-14 with a three-hitter, silencing the Sox lefty-triggered rally and keeping Boston a game behind New York in the standings. Russ Snyder homered and drove in the decisive two runs in the seventh.
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Kansas City
Boston Red Sox
Bud Daley
Sox
Boston
Mike Higgins
Don Gile
Marlin Doughtry
Carroll Hardy
Pumpsie Green
Willie Tasby
Earl Wilson
Daley
Gers
New York
Ike Delock
Ray Herbert
Lou Clinton
Green
Wilson
Russ Snyder
Chet Nichols
Ken Hamlin
Hank Bauer
Norm Siebern
Pete Daley
Jerry Lumpe
Ted Williams
Rip Repulski
Pete Runnels
al Smith
Chicago
Thornton Girls Prep For Field Hockey Opening
Thornton academy's girls field hockey team will start its schedule September 24 against Fryeburg Academy. Coach Martha Norton announced nine returning veterans from last year's varsity squad. Reporting this week in 90 degree weather were Shorty Cole Barbara Warren Roberta Sargent Margie Mullens Rose Marie Cote Sharon Anderson Ann Clark Joan Bergeron and Ann Simpson.
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Thornton Academy
Fryeburg Academy
Martha Norton
Miss Norton
Shorty Cole
Barbara Warren
Roberta Sargent
Margie Mullens
Rose Marie Cote
Sharon Anderson
Ann Clark
Joan Bergeron
Ann Simpson
Soviet oil experts arrive in Karachi for Pakistan talks
Four Soviet oil and mineral resources specialists reached Karachi from Moscow to discuss joint explorations with Pakistan officials. The visit signals Moscow and Islamabad aiming to advance cooperation in energy exploration amid regional interests.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Moscow
Eagles Edge Out Opening Test as Sanford Looms
Thorn ton Academy meets Sanford in a Thursday afternoon football clash while Biddeford polishes its offense for a 1961 opener. Maine notes include Sugarloaf Mountain upgrades and a push to revive senior amateur baseball with YABC support, plus NRA sighting-in days for hunters.
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Eagles
Thornton Academy
Sanford
Plushtown
Biddeford
Sugarloaf Mountain
Kingfield
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Battle Creek
Mich
YABC
AABC
Weekend Football and Deer Shoot Set at Local Venues
Thornton Academy meets Sanford this afternoon at 1 30 in a weekend football event. Deer shoot scheduled Sunday afternoon at 1 at Camp Ellis Red and Gun Club featuring local teams and marksmen.
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Thornton Academy
Sanford
Camp Ellis
Red and Gun Club
Major League Leaders Summary Of 1960s Standings
The Associated Press lists top AL batting with Runnels and Smith at .324 and .314 among 359 at bats. Mantle leads NY in runs with 107. Maris 99 RBIs. Lemon 37 homers. Aparicio steals 44. Coates 11 wins. Perry 167 strikeouts. In NL leaders Larker hits 332. Mays 101 runs. Banks 108 RBIs. Banks and Aaron homer leaders at 39 and 36. Wills 42 stolen bases.
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Runnels
Boston
Smith
Chicago
Mantle
New York
Maris
Lemon
Washington
Minoso
Robinson
Baltimore
Francona
Cleveland
Siebern
Kansas City
Skowron
Fox
Aparicio
Landis
Coates
Perry
Detroit
Pascual
Larker
Los Angeles
Great
Pittsburgh
Mays
San Francisco
Mathews
Milwaukee
Banks
Aaron
Pinson
Cincinnati
Cepeda
Bruton
Virdon
Kirkland
White
St. Louis
Wills
McDaniel
Law
Drysdale
Sam Jones
Eagles and White Sox Clinch Wins In Wide Baseball Action
Eagles edge favored Edward Little 19 4 in Southwestern Maine conference opener as Sevigny stars with passing and scoring plays. In pro ball, Stafford shines for Yankees as they chase Baltimore with a 4 1 win over the Tigers and Ken Killebrew and Lemon pace the late rally scene.
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Bob Cote
St. Louis
Eagles
Auburn
Edward Little
Sevigny
Ray Labrecque
Red Eddie
Mike Morel
Eagle
Cote
Charley Baillargeon
Rumford
St High School
Maine
Edward Little Cote
Thornton Phedg
Cscsccisce
Gilman Dionne
Wadley Gendron
Richards Laroche
Leavitt Berthiaume
Geranites Dube
Fournier
Fish
Raffne
Gagne
Turcotte
Webster
R. Chabot
Chabot
Morel
Baillargeon
Huen
Parker
Spinner
Corey
Schofield Sparks Pirates Pull Past Cubs with Two Run Triple
Dick Schofield filled in for Dick Groat and hit .556 in three games since the injury. His sixth inning triple powered a 4-3 Pirates win over Chicago as Pittsburgh extended its NL lead. Mizell won with Face saving the final out.
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Associated Press
Dick Schofield
Pittsburgh
Dick Groat
Groat
Schofield
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Los Angeles Dodgers
Bob Buhl
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Giants
Reds
Carolina
Face
Mizell Wilmer
Vinegar Bend
Mizell
Elroy Face
Cubs
Chicago
Nelson Mathews
Richie Ashburn
Don Zimmer
Ron Santo
Walt Moryn
Larry Jackson
Phils
Boby de Greco
Ruben
Amaro
Robin Roberts
Stan Musial
Frank Howard
Dodgers
Stan Williams
Larry Sherry
Ed Mathews
Hank Aaron
al Dark
Gene Mingo Leads Broncos Past Celtics With 79 Yard Punt
Gene Mingo, a 19 pound AFL rookie, returned a Tommy Greene punt 79 yards for a third‑quarter TD to lift Denver over Boston 13 to 10. Coach Frank Filchock credited Mingo’s big play after teammate Bop McNamara was hurt early. The kickoff drew 21,597 as AFL opener signals close competition with the established league.
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Associated Press
OSTON
Gene Mingo
Denver
Broncos
Boston
Mingo
Gene
Bop McNamara
Frank Filchock
Marine Service
California
South High
Akron
Ohio
Baltimore Colts
AFL
Tommy Greene
20th Century Ladies Bowling League Opens September 20
The 20th Century Ladies bowling league starts September 20 at 6 30 PM at 20th Century Lanes. Eight teams compete in a 28 week schedule with Dominos the two time defending champions and ambitions for a third title amid tighter competition. Players are urged to register with Mrs Ethel Chicoine or Nick Gillis.
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Ethel Chicoine
Nick Gillis
The
Dominos
Theeague
Johnny Richter Out For Celtics 1960 41 Season
Boston Celtics announce center Johnny Richter cannot play this season due to a blood condition. He had a blood clot last summer, recovered briefly, but the ailment returned and doctors advised him to stop playing for at least a year. Richter averaged 4.3 points and 312 rebounds in 65 games last season.
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Boston
Boston Celtics
Johnny Richter
National Basketball Association
Richter
Philadelphia
Local Judges Named For 4-H Show Maine
A 4-H leader and five club members will travel by car to the 4-H Horse Show with the group departing September 20. Delegates include Pamela Gay Jean Hadiock Florence LeClair Robert Morrill and George Strout representing Rockland Lewiston Greene Livermore Falls.
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Maine
4-H Club
Pamela Gay
Jean Hadiock
Rockland
Florence LeClair
Lewiston
Robert Morrill
Greene
George Strout
Livermore Falls
Orono
West Springfield
Mass
Bangor
Waterville
Augusta
Howard Johnson
Kennebunk
Clinton Conant
John Goater
Margaret Stevens
Walter Thompson
Hancock Coun
Ellsworth
Shorthorns
Nancy Bull
Paul Dowe
Twin County
Presque Isle
Mike
Marga
Markowski
Harriet
Winthrop
Angus
University of Carolyn Chapman
Bethel
CG Scared dominates Puritan's event with top scores
Nick Gillis posts high series and high single as Puritan’s team total leads Wonder Bar. CG Scared tallies 1,195 to top the team standings with Gillis at 693 in total pins and 158 high single.
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Puritan's
Puritan’s
Wonder Bar
Nick Gillis
Saco School Menu Weekday Meals
Monday vegetable soup frankfurter and roll milk peaches. Tuesday grapefruit juice macaroni and cheese sliced cold meat milk apples whole wheat bread and butter. Wednesday pork and gravy mashed potatoes orange juice milk raisin bread and butter. Thursday baked beans carrot and cabbage slaw rye bread and butter milk apple sauce. Friday tomato rice fish sticks carrots and peas peanut butter sandwich milk jello.
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Ene
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New York Yankees
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Bingham
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Bill Workman
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Rebecca Watson
Farmington
Donald and
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Lisbon Falls
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Cornish
Leon Walker
Robert Bacheller
Windham
Jack Bell
West Scarboro
Warren Clement
Berwiclk
Marilyn Kinsey
William Harris
Pauline Fournier
Beatrice Scamman
Saco
Easten States
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Curtis Jewett
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Laurie Nodwell
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Hermon
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Winslow
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Stuart Rand
Sherman
Ruth Fox
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Jefferson
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Duane Conant
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Turner
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Minot
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Charles Boothby
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Mary Koch
Michael Sawyer
Donna
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New Vineyard
Merchants’ Doubles League
Hawkes One
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Niks
Eam
Archie's Variety
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Doran's Pharmacy
Main Castle
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Lewis Polakewich
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