Five Champs Will Be In Sulkies At Rochester Fair
ROCHESTER N H Tonight might be called Champion s Night at Rochester fair where five harness driving champions appear on the nine race program at Cold Spring park The Maine champion reinsman Al Langille and George Buddy Reed of Gorham will oppose each other in the third race Reed led the northeast with 128 heats in 1959 and Langille closed with a .800 driving percentage at the Lewiston fair Reed and Langille join Byron Smith Danville New Hampshire Paul Battis Hinsdale Russ Smith Brunswick Bob Truitt and others on the card A $7 pace highlights the meet with multiple top drivers and rising contenders in the field
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Rochester Fair
Cold Spring Park
State of Maine
al Langille
Lewiston
George “Buddy” Reed
Gorham
New England
Reed
Northeast
Langisle
Maine
Langille
Byron Smith
Brunswick
Gorham Raceway
Paul Battis
Danville
Hinsdale
St Wheeler
East Pepperell
Mass
Contoocook Fair
Russ Smith
Cold Spring Oval
Laurence Osgood
Joy
Wheeler
Bob Truitt
Queen's Maine
Chet Paige
Windsor
Paige
Byron
Nile
Marten Keene
Thornton Sanford clash dominates weekend recap
Thornton toppled Sanford 14 7 in a hard fought game as fans praised Mistos and McSweeney on a windy Saco Saturday. Biddeford Old Orchard Beach St. Louis and Lewiston highlight fall action with Thornton eyes a comeback while Portland Seahawks add local buzz.
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Waterhouse Field
Tigers
Gulls
Walloping
Westbrook
Tiger
Gene Gaumont
Ziggy Serpico
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Odd
Boston Park
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Bill Gagne
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Eagles
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Laliberte
Biddeford Boys
Rolloff Held To Select Teams In New Circuit
The Allied Saco Footwear bowling season opened with a preliminary roll-off at Pastime lanes to set averages for a six team circuit starting next Tuesday. Top five scorers were Montpas 289 Bouthot 287 Beaulieu 280 Gagnon 280 Gilblair 287.
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Saco Footwear
Roger Montpas
Don Bouthot
Roland Beaulieu
Paul Gagnon
al Gilblair
R. Kimball
P. Bedard
R. Lageux
R. Beaulieu
P. Gagnon
Tome We Cacce
R. Camire
A. Gilblair
H. Boucher
D. Bouthot
R. Gagne
A. Paulhus
R. Bisson
D. Goon
R. Montpas
J. St. Louis
N. Richard
N. Boucher
E. Walton
R. Lemieux
Pepperell First Shift Bowlers Ready for 28-Week Season
The Pepperell Mfg. Co. Men's First Shift bowling league opens at 6 30 PM Thursday at 20th Century lanes. Eight five man teams are expected as top local bowlers compete in a 28 week season with pre-rolloff rules briefing for smooth start.
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Pepperell Mfg. Co
Twin City
Ray Gendron
Four Pin Teams Tie for Lead in Trade League Opener
Four teams Foss Metal Main Castle Pep in's Market and Souliere's Shell Station split four points each to lead the Trade league after the first night at 20th Century Lanes. Main Castle posted 1492 as a team total and 512 as a team high single. Henry Neault and Paul Gagnon each had 317 for the week with Neault adding a 124 single. Standings show four-way tie for first and four for last.
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Foss Metal
Main Castle
Pepin’s Market
Souliere’s
Shell Station
Henry Neault
Paul Gagnon
Neault
Ines Metal
Pupin’s
Mer
Blue Jays and Pin Pals Open Leads in Ladies League
The Blue Jays and Pin Pals tied for first after week one in the 20th Century Ladies league. Both squads swept five points over Yorkettes and Rockettes. Alley Cats and Speed Demons tied for second with four-point wins over Dominos and Chippers. Alley Cats posted a 508 team single over Dominos, last year’s champions in an upset. Pin Pals posted a 1.377 team total, high for the evening, while Ethel Chicoine led with a 322 triple and Pauline Lavigne with a 117 single.
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Blue Jays
Pin Pals
Yorkettes
Rockettes
Alley Cats
Speed Demons
Dominos
Chippers
Ethel Chicoine
Pauline Lavigne
Sneed Demons
Chippers Correeee
Stee
E. Chicoine
P. Lavigne
Pepperell Head Reports Above Average Business Activity
Pepperell Manufacturing backlogged with orders higher than last year, says President Brackett Parsons at stockholders meeting. Production curtailment noted, about half looms on five day weeks, prices unchanged, no quarterly earnings discussed. Pepperell last year earned 7.19 per share, stock around 64.
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Pepperell Manufacturing Company
Brackett Parsons
Parsons
Pepperell
Arroyo Boosts New York Drive In Baseball Race
The Yankees boosted their lead to four games with 10 to play after Luis Arroyo’s 11 13 inning relief and key late saves helped beat Washington 2 1. Mantle hit his 36th homer as Detroit and Baltimore won their games, tightening the AL pennant chase.
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Associated Press
New York Yankees
Luis Arroyo
Yanks
Chicago
White Sox
Arroyo
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Luis
New York
Washington
Pete Whisenant
Johnny Schaive
Baltimore Orioles
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Bill Stafford
Jim Coates
Baltimore
Gus Triandos
Gene Woodling
Jim Gentile
Brooks Robinson
Apitch
Billy Hoeft
Dick Gernert
Lou Berberet
al Kaline
Tigers
Indians
Frank Lary
Jim Perry
Low Team Last Year Defeats Loop Champions
The TWUA AFL CIO Men's league opened at Pas Time Lanes with eight teams listed. Only six bowled as two were not ready. Moon Men, a bottom team, defeated last year’s champions Warriors. Purple Passions and Lions took four points from Rangers and Bull Dogs. Standings show Purple Passions leading with 5 wins, 1 loss. Rangers and others follow. Team total Purple Passions 1 443. team single Rangers 504. three strings D Robinson 324. single A Lefebvre 135.
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Moon Men
Warriors
Lions
Rangers
Bull Dogs
Okosi Shinee Eseeeses
Eeebeeses & ‘ SE Docc Catacta Chee
Ccoccessaccese
Purple Passions
D. Robinson
A. Lefebvre
Miracle Worker to be produced in 13 languages abroad
Broadway hit The Miracle Worker by William Gibson will be translated into 13 languages for foreign productions. Production rights have been sold to 16 countries with ongoing negotiations to extend rights to British and Australian interests.
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New York
William Gibson
Helen Keller
Pirates Clinch Hopes With Five Wins In Stretch Run
Pirates surge toward the pennant as Hal Smith's eighth inning homer tops Philadelphia in game two of a doubleheader. Bob Friend notches his 17th win as Pittsburgh stays within five victories of their first NL flag in 33 years with a 90-55 record and nine games left. Cards rally past the Dodgers, while Cincinnati routs Milwaukee and Sam Jones tops the Cubs.
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Forbes Field
Pirates
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Hal Smith
Philadelphia
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Milwaukee
Cincinnati
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Sam Jones
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Jim Owens
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Ed Bailey
Roy McMillan
Hook
Lew Burdette
Fall football picks from Mississippi to the West
AP combines major college games with bold picks across regions. Mississippi faces Kentucky with Gibbs and Brewer invading, Syracuse aims to repeat past blowout of Boston University, and Washington challenges Idaho. Other highlighted bets include Illinois over Indiana, Alabama over Tulane, and a slate of regional matchups across Friday and Saturday.
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Johnny Brewer
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Dayton
Michigan
Oregon
Missouri
Oklahoma State
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Wichita
Xavier
Ohio State
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Arkansas
Tulsa
Baylor
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North Texas State
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Texas A & M
Texas Tech
Arizona State
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Colorado State University
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Marquette
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TCU
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Williams and Jensen Spark Boston Fans' Uncertain 1961 Outlook
In Baltimore, Ted Williams hinted at a possibly final season while Jackie Jensen, at Crystal Bay in November, voiced a remote chance of returning but deemed it very unlikely. Williams, 42, fouled a pitch on the ankle as Boston fell 4-3 to the Orioles, with Mike Fornieles and Brooks Robinson producing the decisive plays. Frank Sullivan and Steve Barber were slated to start the next game.
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Baltimore
Jensen
Boston
Crystal Bay
Williams
Red Sox
Orioles
Tom Brewer
Mike Fornieles
Brooks Robinson
Bort
Vic Wertz
Wertz
Russ Nixon
Frank Malzone
Lou Clinton
Frank Sullivan
Steve Barber
Boardman Stops Pat McCarthy In Bloody Ninth Round
In Boston, Lary Boardman delivered a brutal technical knockout of Pat McCarthy Jr after a sustained barrage. Boardman dominated with a left hand causing multiple knockdowns, and the referee halted the bout at 2:00 of the ninth round. Boardman, from Clearwater, plans Boston residence. McCarthy weighed 135.
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Boston
Lary Boardman
Pat McCarthy Jr
Pat
McCarthy
Boardman
Eddie Bradley
Clearwater, Fla
Circulation Gain for Catholic Press Reaches New High
The Roman Catholic newspaper and magazine circulation in the United States rose to a record 25,932,641 in 1959, up more than 1 million from the prior year.
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New York
United States
Saco Tanning Co Inaugurates Pin Season Tonight
The Saco Tanning Co opens its first bowling league season at Pastime lanes with ten teams. Chairman Arthur Peloquin will bring Bates league bowlers to help shape the squads for a smooth start. All bowlers urged to attend at 8:15 for a timely kickoff.
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Saco Tanning Co
Arthur Peloquin
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