Bear Bryant Faces Tulane Doubts Before Key Week
Alabama’s Bear Bryant, famed for his dour presence, remains unenthused about his No. 1 Crimson Tide facing Tulane. Alabama opened with a 35-0 win over Georgia while Tulane fell 6-3 to Stanford. Tonight Virginia Military visits Richmond and top programs including Ohio State Michigan State Texas Air Force Rice Oregon Kentucky Georgia Tech USC Notre Dame Oklahoma clash nationally.
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Associated Press
Paul Bryant
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Tulane
the Bear
Georgia
Stanford
Virginia Military
Richmond
Ohio State
Michigan State
North Carolina
Texas
Texas Tech
Air Force
Penn State
Rice
Louisiana State
Kentucky
Mississippi
Georgia Tech
Florida
Southern California
Southern Methodist
Missouri
Minnesota
Notre Dame
Oklahoma
Syracuse
Army
New York
South Carolina
Duke
Tulsa
Arkansas
Illinois
Washington
Campbell Aims for Tigers Pennant After Promotion
AP reports Detroit Tigers general manager Jim Campbell, 28, pledges gradual, orderly changes to improve a fifth-place club toward a pennant. Campbell succeeds Rick Ferrell, retains Ferrell as player evaluator, and emphasizes progress before promising ultimate success.
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Jim Campbell
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Campbell
Tigers
Yankees
Rick Ferrell
Ferrell
Saidampbell
Ohio State
Mare Collette Tops SLAA Preseason Rolloff at 20th Century
Mare Collette won the pre season SLAA handicap rolloff at 20th Century lanes with a 383 total over three games. A field of 36 bowlers competed. L Thompson took second with 382 and 69 bonus pins, while R Cressey and R Danis finished third and fourth. The league opens next Thursday at G. M. Collette.
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Mare Collette
Collette
Biddeford High
L. Thompson
Thompson
R. Cressey
R. Danis
G. M. Collette
R. Fournier
M. Peterson
A. Petrin
S. Gagnon
H Neault
R. Petit
L. Baril
Willie Mays Comical Walk Ends Giants’ Pennant Hope
SAN FRANCISCO AP Willie Mays took a long walk in the sixth inning as St Louis beat San Francisco 7-4 with the Giants two games behind the Dodgers for the league pennant. Mays doubled in Matty Alou and, after a base hit, started toward center field thinking the inning was over, was tagged out on a misread play. Manager Alvin Dark called it a lapse as third base coach Whitey Lockman offered no clear explanation.
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SAN Francisco
Willie Mays
Willie
Oatsville
Giants
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Houston
Dodgers
Mays
Matty Alou
Orlando Cepeda
Gene Oliver
Ken Boyer
Cepeda
Whitey Lockman
Alvin Dark
Ladies Summer Bowling League Awards Prizes
The Ladies Summer bowling league holds its banquet at Wonderbar Steakhouse Saturday at 6. The Jinx team edged the Wild Cats to win the league crown while Tigers finished third, followed by Pep Pins, Five Jacks, and Twisters. Wildcats won team total and team single cash. Doris Montpas top individual bowler with 98, high average Joan Dallaire 337, high triple Priscilla Guertin 133, high single. Lorraine Ket chum to receive top handicap rolloff prize. Nick Gillis of 20th Century Lanes to preside as master of ceremonies.
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Wildcats
Tigers
Doris Montpas
Joan Dallaire
Priscilla Guertin
Lorraine Ketchum
Nick Gillis
Bolts
B. Emerson
Knights OF Columbus
Giants
Packers
Browns
Bears
Eagles
Lions
Redskins
Seeman
N. Gillis
SLAA
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Eenewe
Blue Jays
Canaries
Robins
CFL
Sparrows
TWUA
Afl-Cio
Victor Canzano Lea
R. Murphy
Daugters
C. Lor
Anger
R. Mur
Dreamers
Henner Enneene
20Th Century
Binette's
Barbers Sear
Foss Metal
Saco Hardware
J. Soulard
P. Tanguay Souliere
P. Tanguay Bull’s
Genesi's
20Th Century Ladies
Metro Body Shop
Ewe
Weewne
Test Boy's Market Records
Jets
Dominoes
Genest
Goofers
H. Neault
Peter Ererenee
R. Genest
iStrikers
R. Morel
R. More
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J. Verville
H. Labbe
J. Moul
Soak
Rainbow Tavern
Beam House
J. Neault
Athletics Need Letter of Support at Turnstiles
Kansas City owner Charles Finley urged for a new stadium and stronger fan support after a three party meeting with Kansas City officials and AL executives led by Joe Cronin. Finley insisted he has not requested a move and stressed the team will stay in Kansas City in 1963 and likely 1964, but warned he may sell if attendance and backing do not improve.
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Boston
Kansas City Athletics
Charles Finley
Finley
Kansas City
Joe Cronin
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Figures
A compact recap of top leaders: batting leaders include Runnels with .326 and Mantle at .322 needing nine more appearances to qualify for the batting title. runs led by Siebern and Pearson with 113. RBI led by Killebrew with 121 and Siebern with 115. hits led by Richardson at 206 and Lumpe with 193. Pitching leaders show Stigman 12-5 and Donovan 20-9. strikeouts led by Pascual with 199 and Bunning with 178.
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Associated Press
Runnels
Boston
Mantle
New York
Siebern
Kansas City
Pearson
Los Angeles
Killebrew
Minnesota
Richardson
Lumpe
Robinson
Chicago
Yastrzemski
Cimoli
Clinton
Cash
Detroit
Aparicio
Hinton
Washington
Stigman
Donovan
Cleveland
Pascual
Bunning
St Francis College Soccer Opens Season Against Maritime
St Francis college sails into action with a 32 man squad led by seniors Bill Magee John Peterson and John McCabe facing Massachusetts Maritime Academy at Buard Bay Saturday under new coach James Beaudry. Freshmen Frank Romeo and Ray Hearn expected to start or see early action in forward duty.
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St. Francis College
Massachusetts Maritime Academy
James Beaudry
Bill Magee
John Peterson
John McCabe
Buard’s Bay
William Sutton
Beaudry
Robert Struck
Peter Chavonelle
Lawrence Pristavec
Kevin Finnerty
Merrill Seney
Peter Murphy
Conrad Gagnon
Michael McInerney
Robert Sheehan
Richard Maheux
Richard Check
Frank Romeo
Ray Hearn
Bradford-Durfee
Gordon College
New England
Nasson College
Gorham State Teachers College
Farmington State Teachers College
Babson Institute
Pennant Races In A Nutshell
The standings show Los Angeles with 101 wins and 58 losses, a .638 winning percentage, followed by San Francisco at 99 and 60 for a .623. Remaining schedule includes three home games for Los Angeles against St. Louis and three home games for San Francisco against Houston, with no away games listed.
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Associated Press
National League
W. L. Pet. G.B
Los Angeles
San Francisco
St. Louis
Houston
Major League Stars Rally In Cardinals Win Over Giants
Gene Oliver and Stan Musial paced a 7-4 Cardinals victory over San Francisco with Oliver delivering a double and a decisive three run homer while Musial collected five singles in five trips. Jim Umbricht worked four innings of scoreless relief to keep Dodgers from clinching a tie for the NL pennant as the Colts beat Los Angeles 8-6.
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Associated Press
Gene Oliver
Stan Musial
Cardinals
San Francisco
Oliver
Musial
Jim Umbricht
Colts
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Giants
Cards
Dennis Bennett
Philadelphia Phils
Chicago
Early Wynn
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
New York
Cleveland
Baltimore
Minnesota
Kansas City
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Sandy Koufax
Ed Roebuck
Larry Sherry
Houston
Rin Perranoski
Umbricht
Billy O'Dell
Ray Washburn
St. Louis
Washburn
O'Dell
Rigley Field
Bennett
Cubs
Tony Taylor
Roy Sievers
Phillies
Clay Dalrymple
Strikeouts by Drysdale and Koufax Shine in LA duel
Los Angeles pitchers Drysdale and Koufax posted impressive strikeout totals as the Dodgers dominated in a high punch game. Drysdale fanned 223 while Koufax rang up 216, highlighting a dramatic mound showdown and strong team offense.
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Drysdale
Los Angeles
Koufax
Trotters Pacers at Sentinel Racing Card Night
The Sentinel lists a 7 30 p m start with eight races across classes C and D, pace and trot events offering purses from 300 to 400 dollars. Notable entrants include Nimble Knight, Pay Chuck, Goldie's Comet, Here We R, Borderview Prince and Addison Hanover with drivers such as D Cote, N Watson, J Gerry and S Churchill.
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Beth
G. Carter
Dynamic Son
P. Bubier
Martin Direct
I. Foster
Nimble Knight
D. Cote
Lady Pointer
G. Fitch Brown
B. Bramble
Dinah C
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Buddy T Wyn
A. Sears
Ginger Todd
B. Smith
Billy C
G. Washburn
Lacona Boy
J. Richardson
Pawnee Queen
A. Beaton
Purtell
Hanover
F. Harmon
Spencer Wyn
W. Strout
E. Britt
N. Murray
J. Gerry
Ozzie
Hermes Spud
L. Norton
F. Smith
Shower Bolt
Pay Chuck
Zana Witt
Ray Renard
W. Collins
Highland Rogue
H. Renaud
Goldie’s
Comet
R. Truitt
Sam
H. McKenney
Willomb
R. Wing, Jr
Sandy Dandy
Ellan
iWillis
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R. McCaleb
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V. Baglivio
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J. Gerry Volo
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Susan Abbot
E. Pierson
Port of Call
W. McLean
Barbra Boots
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B. Nelson
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Paula's Boy
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Targo
G. Pratt
Farley Hanover
Gem McElwyn
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Cathy Dale
M. Mosher
You Mite
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Miss Benedict
R. Carr
Borderview
Prince
W. Wagg
Ginn Hy
Wilma
Miss Gideon
B. Mghee
Lehigh Valley
D. Carlisle
Addison Hanover
S. Churchill
Baseball Standings and Results From Weekend Schedule
Standings show New York leading with 94 591, Minnesota 88 71, Los Angeles 85 73, Chicago 84 75, Cleveland 82 76, Baltimore 77 82, Boston 75 83, Kansas City 72 87, Washington 59 100. Thursday pennant clinched. scheduled games included Kansas City at Detroit and Baltimore at Minnesota among others. Scores: Philadelphia 7 Chicago 0. St. Louis 7 San Francisco 4. Houston 8 Los Angeles 6. New York at Chicago. Pittsburgh at Milwaukee. Philadelphia at Cincinnati. St. Louis at Los Angeles. Houston at San Francisco.
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Green Bay
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Packers
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Willie Galimore
Charley Bivins
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Mike Ditka
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Rams
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Washington
Bobby Mitchell
Crow
Etcheverry
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49Ers
John Brodie
Vikings
W. L. Pet. G.B
Errr
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Kansas City
Boston
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
iSt. Louis
Houston
Chcheo
Biddeford Minor Loop Elects Officers for Year
Election and installation of officers for the Biddeford Minor League occurred at St Andrew Parish hall with Lionel St Louis as installing officer. Elected leaders include Robert Provencher president Raoul LaBranche vice president Frederick DeRocher secretary Leo Lemire treasurer Conrad Huot store chairman and Louis Maurice equipment and uniform manager. Notices of the next meeting will be mailed to members parents and others and the date will be publicized in the newspaper.
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Biddeford
St. Andrew Parish Hall
Lionel St. Louis
Robert Provencher
Raoul LaBranche
Frederick DeRocher
Leo Lemire
Conrad Huot
Louis Maurice
Dodgers Grit, Colts Edge Past in NL Pennant Race
In a tense late season duel the Colts defeated the Dodgers 8-6 in Los Angeles as San Francisco and St. Louis won elsewhere, keeping LA two games ahead with two to go. Oliver and Musial fueled the Cards while Koufax showed form despite the loss. Bennett tossed five-hitter for the Phillies in a 7-0 win over Chicago.
Don Saucier Takes On Choroszy In Title Tilt
The first Twin City title match of the season pits champion Don Saucier against challenger Chick Choroszy at Pastime lanes this Saturday at 5 30 PM. Saucier has defeated many challengers, including Choroszy, but the challenger won the first 10 strings at their last meeting and could pose a strong test.
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Don Saucier
Chick Choroszy
Includin Choroszy
Team Totals and Records From Local Gym Meet
Readable lines show team totals, singles and triples for Blue Eyes Four Hits and Pin Pals The Flops and others. Notable entries include J Soulard 322 E Harper 122 R Nolette 374 and C Gillis 147 plus mothers and daughters scores with R Murphy 374 and 132 for singles.
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Uaetanes Sammnins
Cisnecdarie Duab
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