Hoy, cf .,,., Baiguy, Jb Labranche, IfjGervais, 2b ,Feeteau, .'VI Michaud, rf .1 UtiilS ..»»«HebertTanguay, c I), Grenier, p Lamb, ss .Go'ftx.d, lbGrenier, IfGiguere, 3b Beaudoin, 2b Perreault, cf Belleieulk*. rf0 0 0 o OjGagne. rf3 _4 2 2 2 0 00 0 0 0ft ft »0*0320111ft ft ft **»•***I15 0 ft Glass, 2b 1 ft 0 Kecteau, c2 ©Hill, If ...2 OjPerry, If ........ I 10 ]l -I Totals1 ft ft 1 ft 12 10 2 2 10 1 0 0 2 0 0 10 0 0242Rah39r1R 18 10 4 Sea! Hockh po a e'Mcinnis, 2b* * » ah**5 1313 ft 16 i o1 Duranceau. c. p2 3 1 i Bonang, ss. p3 0 0 0 2 2 Willet, p. C331ft11• ft ft ft 4 ft444411n22 2 1 2i # *3 0 11Totals .......Heiwt ........Lemire .......Two-base hit.4rose. Baieu.v,. 3000 0 03000 0 00100 0 124315 6 41 110 0 0—31f ft0 151 2 x—9T ,,h 0 0 Seat le, 3b0 o o Wilson. If0 QjPutney, lb ..... 3 ftLove, cf ........ 3 ft3 1# # ft ft ft311ft11241ftTotals Sea! Rock311 ft 1 0 1 0 ft 0 0 0 n o9 10 18000 5 220—9 2 0 4 7 0 0 x—13.1Grenier; Three-base hits, Baiguy; Left on bases, lemire 8. Hebert 8 Bases onballs. Gregoire 3. k out, Gre„Winning pitcher. Gregoire ■41 ; Losing pitcher Grenier; Implies, Bouthot, Parenteau, Fontaine: Time 1:40,Saco RecreationCoalRuns batted in, Doyle. Wilcox, Mercier 3, Perry 2. Searle 2. Put* nev 2. Two-base hits. Perry, Searle. Mercier: Sacrifice hits,__ Gagne; Stolen bases, Choroszy, ijenier lt;: Q0wen |)0vie. Wilcox; Left on out. Gregoire v^Grenier|base5 Bldd Saco Coal 7. SealRock 3: Bases on balls. Choroszy 1. Duranceau 3. Willet 4; Struck out, Duranceau 1, Willet 3, Choro-s/y Hits off, Duranceau fi in 3 1 3, Willet 2 in 2 1 3, Gowen 9 in 5, Choroszy 1 in 2; Winning pitcher, Gowen: loosing pitcher, Duran-Hanson. Leclair:» Bickleforcl-Saco (ofii picked ^PjXimcv 2 hours 'its eighth straight win last night1 at Saco Memorial field, defeat-i ; ing Seal Rock 13-9. In the fourth ■ 11lie Coalmen bagged seven runs to go out in front 13-5. The Bot-, tler nabbed five tallies in the;, fourth and two runs in both thei fifth and sixth innings, but failedto catch the Coalmen. !Gowen collected the win and.Area Residents Graduate From Yard Coursesj .• u Twelve area men were among, Duranceau was charged with th jgj w^0 graduated from appren-loss Searle carried the big stick 1 fjce courses at the Portsmouth j for Seal Rock with three for font, Naval Shipyard yesterday after-including a double. Saco Recrea-, noonfion league standings aj-e as follows;ft *•B S CoalSeal Rock ....... 4 4Callahan’s Gulf ...... 2 5Oak budge Mote!V 1, Pet.8 0 1.000.500The graduates received Department of the Navy certificates ofx'a . m ft mli apprenticeship as journeymen ot their respective trades i Included are Paul H. McCal*•28,Mum, dr.. Clifford R. Mondor, 125 dohn F, Colpitts, Harold J. Ham-Next week's games, all begin- jyn ar)d George E. Mapes, dr., , ning a’ 5 30. are. Monday, Oak Saco: Lawrence E. Thompson,) Ledge vs. Callahan’s; Tuesday, Charles V. Hall. Rohert W Biddeford and Saco Coal vs. Cal- chell and Robert Danis. Bidde lahan’s Thursday. Oak Ledee i k^rmphnnkt 1 vs.Seal Rock.f B S Coalv Choroszy, ss: Gowen, t. ss i Dovle. cf1!liarrvMoodv* * •ah r h po a e Francis A Dinan. Old Orchard320031 Reach.4 2 1 2 4 03 1 10 0 01 Wilcox, lb ..... 4 2 1 10 0 0i Mercier, 3b ..... 2 2 11 0R JOURNAL CLASSIFIED► REACHES OVER 30,000READERS PER DAY