Thornton Academy humbles Biddeford 20 to 0 in Saco
Thornton Academy defeats Biddeford 20 to 0 before about 5000 fans in Saco. Key early drives by Thornton, with Mark Black and Charley Belanger scoring, and Biddeford’s defense failing to stop the Maroon wall. St. Louis beats Cony 23 to 4 at Augusta Capitol Park, Brunswick overwhelms Old Orchard Beach 46 to 27 at Brunswick, and Wells remains undefeated 21 to 0 over Bridgton at Wells.
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Thornton Academy
Biddeford
Saco
St. Louis
Cony
Augusta
Brunswick
Old Orchard Beach
Wells
Bridgton High School
Maroons and
Gold
Thornton
Rene Goupil
Academy
Goupil
Roger Miles
Mark Black
Charley Belanger
Belanger
Black
Thornton Jed
Twomey
Maine
Danny Pappas
Tigers
Louis Ares
Butch Bridges
Eric Cote
Gouge
Pappas
Deford
St. Louis High
Eagle
Brunswick High School
Old Orchard Beach High School
Saturne Dragon
Denny Beaudoin
Clinton Hidge
Dragon
Charley Nesbitt
Steve Dye
Warren Pearl
Jim Breuning
Seagull
Ben Emery
Mike Prendergast
Lionel Boucher
Prendergast
Steve Doe
Warriors
Job Alexandre
Alexandre
Dale Piirainen
Bob Gough
Bob Ahern
Biddeford de Merc Eres Eta
Lee Dolby
LeClair
Friedman
J. Chenard Callahan
Berthiaume
Peres
Roy
Chanard
Rhames Goupil
Clifford
Bigeye Hi
Taylor
Stetson
Goodwin
Jansen
Are
Robinson
Leblanc
Coney
Bergeron
Boissonneault
Scontras
Carnevale
Shea
Perrin
Fournier
Murphy
Henri
Bonang
Chandler
Gauthier
Hickey
Brouillard
Charest
Nason
Kimball
Sicard
Dineen
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Vire
Caron
Fillion
Thibeault
Mink
Davis
MacDonald
Caret
Georgearkos
Miles
Curran
Cloutier
Campbell
Sherwood
Thorn- Clifford
Dave Chasse
Biddeford-Thornton
Chuck Maroon
Major League Leaders Final major league leaders by the AP
The Associated Press lists top measurements across both leagues. Yastrzemski leads AL batting at .321 with 183 hits and 40 doubles while Kaline adds 97 runs and Stuart drives in 118. In the NL Henry Aaron hits 204 and 130 RBIs with Pinson 204 hits and 14 triples.
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Associated Press
Yastrzemski
Boston
Kaline
Detroit
Allison
Minnesota
Pearson
Los Angeles
Tresh
New York
Stuart
Ward
Chicago
T. Davis
Clemente
Pittsburgh
H. Aaron
Milwaukee
Mays
San Pram
Boyer
St. Louis
Pinson
Cincinnati
Groat
Gonzalez
Philadelphia
Ex Rams shine as Wade and Ryan pace NFL upsets
Former Ram Billy Wade threw three TD passes and ran for another as the Chicago Bears beat the Lions 37-21 to stay the NFL’s last unbeaten. Frank Ryan, leading the Browns past the Rams 20-6, threw two TDs as Cleveland also improved to 3-0. Steelers and Giants also won, Packers beat Colts, and Jets edged Raiders in Saturday games while Tittle, Morrison, and Lombardi highlighted Sunday action.
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Los Angeles Rams
Rams
Billy Wade
Chicago Bears
Frank Ryan
Cleveland Browns
Wade
Bears
Detroit
Lions
Ryan
Jimmy Brown
Browns
Pittsburgh
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Steelers
Y. A. Tittle
Bald Eagle
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Philadelphia Eagles
Giants
Green Bay Packers
Baltimore Colts
Washington
Dallas
Minnesota Vikings
San Francisco 49Ers
Houston
Buffalo
New York Jets
Oakland Raiders
San Diego
Kansas City
Denver
Boston
Richie Pettibon
Cleveland
Bob Ferguson
Ferguson
Bill Triplett
Tittle
Joe Walton
del Shofner
Joe Morrison
Morrison
Packer
Vince Lombardi
Colts
Packers
Colt
Bart Starr
Boyd Dowler
Ten Pitchers Have Twenty Win Season
NEW YORK AP Ten major league pitchers won 20 or more games in 1963 two more than last year. The list is led by Camilo Pascual Sandy Koufax and Juan Marichal with 25 victories. Whitey Ford Warren Spahn Jim Maloney each had 24 or 23 wins with several others at 21 or 20.
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NEW York
Camilo Pascual
Minnesota
Twins
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee
Jim Maloney
Cincinnati
Dick Ellsworth
Chicago Cubs
Pascual
Jim Bouton
Oklahoma Pulls Off Upset of No 1 USC in Los Angeles
Oklahoma coach Bud Wilkinson praised the comeback win that snapped Southern Cal’s 12 game streak, as the Sooners upset the top ranked defending champions 17 to 12 in Los Angeles. Page’s quarterback play and Looney’s two key runs sparked the upset ahead of a Big Eight showcase against Texas.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Southern California
Los Angeles
Southern Cal
Trojans
Sooners
Texas
Texas Tech
Bobby Page
Joe Don Looney
Oklahoma Keys
Looney
Arkansas
Missouri
Gar Lane
Alabama
Tulane
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William and Mary
Roger Staubach
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Billy Lothridge
Georgia Tech
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Pittsburgh
Fred Mazurek
Big Ten
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Cougars
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Woody Hayes
Texas A&m
Terry Isaacson
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Kentucky
Kansas
Syracuse
Michigan
Southern Methodist
Michigan State
North Carolina
Duke
Virginia
Oregon
Stanford
Rice
Louisiana State
Spahn Ends Season With Four Hit Shutout Victory
Stan Musial and Warren Spahn highlight the final day as Spahn, at 42, tosses a four hitter to give Milwaukee a 2-0 win over Chicago and his 350th victory. Dodgers, Yankees stumble. World Series rematch looms. Musial finishes with a .251 average in a late-season Cardinals salute.
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New York Yankees
Los Angeles Dodgers
Stan Musial
Warren Spahn
Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Waeive Acies
Sotteal
Cincinnati
Reds
St. Louis
Dal Maxvill
Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago Cubs
Dodgers
Philadelphia
Yankees
New York
Minnesota
Yankee Stadium
Trotters and Pacers Race Cards Feature Multiple 1 Mile Races
Detailed results list eight trotting and pacing races from one meet with entries including drivers, horses, and purses from 300 to 600 dollars. The card notes Race Eight and a final European title result with Conny Rudhof winning vacant lightweight crown in Russiaellheim, Germany.
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Goldie Be
Flecka
Apache’s Man
G. O’marrow
Queenly Peter
F. Woodbury
Lizzie Note
H. McKenney
Albert Deres
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Abbot Dell
L. Berry
Heather Brook
B. Smith
J. Hanson
Mahzel Tov
W. Collins
Susie
K. Fritz
Just Mike
Sharon Kay Averill
V. Brann
Sunset Mert
J. Gerry Tarr
Russ
E. Britt
N. Murray
Pace
B. Smith Son
O'Darnley
P. Gray
Red Marvel
L. C. Buckley
Red Grattan
T. Vanidestine
Nelo Star
B. Nelson
Scotch Titan
R. Dagan
Knight
Kim
Fayre Brooks
0. Sheldon
Mr. Pence
R. Howard
Shadydale Direct
B. Bramble
Mary Hal
Chockoyette Red
V. Baglivio
Frisco Belle
A. Langille Jr
Jet Stone
W. E. Abbe
G. Reed Bardwell
C. McCarthy Jr
Maxine’s Knight
R. McCaleb
Arnolda
Grand Marie
G. Reed Oteca
Teresa Volo
J. Gerry Paul Counsel
Mr. Amos
C. Chase
Lucy Volo
G. Fitch
Star
Belle
B. Nelson Roan Juan
A. Sears Jr. Belmont
Oteca
G. Reed
F. Harmon
R. MecCaleb
Watchim
Julie
L. M. Buckley
Dixie Lou
I. Luce
June Harvey
M. Hodgkins Jr
Major Franklin
W. Wagg
Cold Turkey
F. Parker Ione
Charm
Bill
Yastrzemski Captures League Batting Crown
New York AP reports Boston Red Sox star Carl Yastrzemski won the American League batting title with a .321 average in 1963. Tommy Davis of the Dodgers led the National League with a .326 average. Harmon Killebrew topped AL homers with 45, while Dick Stuart had the AL RBI lead at 118. Hank Aaron hit his 44th homer to tie Willie McCovey for NL lead and also claimed the NL RBI crown with 130.
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Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Pete Runnels
Ted Williams
Tommy Davis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Davis
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota
Dick Stuart
Boston
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
Willie McCovey
Aaron
Warren Spahn closes 19th season with 23 7 record and 350th win
Braves pitcher Warren Spahn finished his 19th season with a 23-7 record and 350th victory, earning his 62nd career shutout in a four hit win over the Cubs. John Paciorek, an 18-year-old outfielder in his first big league game, went 3-for-3 with two walks, three RBIs and four runs as Houston defeated the Mets 13-4.
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San Francisco Giants
Pittsburgh
Houston
Colts
John Paciorek
New York
Mets
Detroit
Cleveland
Tigers
Baltimore
Indians
Kansas City
Jim Grant
Washington
Senators
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Red Sox
Los Angeles Angels
Billy Hitchcock
Orioles
Sam Mele
Minnesota Twins
Musial
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Willie McCovey
Associated Press
Warren Spahn
Braves
Cubs
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