Maddox lifts Birds over Yanks with clutch eighth
Elliott Maddox delivered a two run single in the eighth as the Baltimore Orioles rallied to beat the New York Yankees 6-4. His homeric grin and backstory as a former Yankee added bite as Baltimore moved two games ahead of Boston and three over New York in the AL East. Other AL results included Milwaukee over Boston 145, Detroit over Chicago 3-1, and KC over Cleveland 5-4 in 11 innings. In the NL, Pittsburgh edged Houston 3-2 in 11, New York know San Francisco 7-4, St Louis over Atlanta 5-3, San Diego 7-5 over Montreal, and LA 7-5 over Philadelphia.
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Montreal
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Courageous leads America Cup trials in final stretch
Courageous outmaneuvers Enterprise by 43 seconds on the 15 mile course to seal a strong finish in observation trials. Ted Turner’s Courageous dominates with a 14-7 record in June and July, ahead of Enterprise 12-11 and Independence 4-8, as crucial final trials approach August 16 to September 5.
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Marblehead
Mass
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Turner
Lowell North
Lebanon Valley Speedway race results feature wins by Cone Fleury and Duzlak
Barry Cone of Torrington won the modified feature at Lebanon Valley Speedway, with Mark Fleury of Stafford Springs taking the sportsmen feature and Bob Duzlak claiming the mini stock trophy dash. Jelley led most of the sportsmen race before Cone passed late. Haswell and LeClair followed in sportsmen. Mini stock qualifiers and midgets also entertained, with trophy dashes won by Duzlak among others.
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Torrington
Conn
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Stafford Springs
Bob
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Lebanon Valley Speedway
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Butch Jelley
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Jelley
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Chuck Ely
Tom Corellis
Stan Wetmore
Kenny Coon
Fleury
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Frank Heard
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George Marcus
Westboro
Mass
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Pete Mendelson
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John Piscotia
Hector Stratton
Dave Pelczar
Danny Armstrong
Steve Barber
Dan Watson
Rod Fifield
Bobby Leach
Jim Langenbach
Greg Masiini
Donny Wetmore
Eddie Delmolino
Denny Soltis
Win Slavin
Garry Waters
Dick Larkin
Dick Hansen
Mike Ehring
George Anderson
Dave Leckenby
Bennington Prevails 11-0 Over Norshaft In LL Playoff
The Bennington Little League All-Stars defeated Norshaft 11-0 as Bill Walsh pitched a one-hitter. Bennington pushes five runs in the first inning and adds six more through the fifth. They advance to face Brattleboro for the Section 4 title Saturday at 2 p.m. at Brattleboro Little League field. Brattleboro beat Windsor 14-0. Windsor had earlier defeated Arlington. Norshaft to play in Greenwich NY tournament starting Aug 2, in double elimination play under lights.
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Greenwich
N.Y
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al Cece
Generals
Scott Buck
George Galli
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Pownal and Northshaft Triumph In Interstate Action
Pownal defeated the Elks 8-3 and Northshaft Lions shut out McDonalds 8-0 in Interstate play. Mike Harris pitched the win for Pownal with relief from Bill Bull. Dave Nelson collected three hits including a two run homer, while Bull Harris and Rene Gagnon added two hits each as Pownal improved to 7-4. Jamie Moore tossed a three hit shutout with 13 strikeouts for Northshaft. Mark Cherbonneau went 3 for 4 for Northshaft.
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Bennington Reaches Bi-State Final With 3-1 Win
Bennington moved into the Bi-State Soccer League final after beating Wilmington 3-1. Bruce McDougall opened the scoring in the second quarter, Keith Krause added two goals in the third and fourth, and Wilmington tied before halftime. Bennington will face Hinsdale, N.H., the only league team to beat them, in the final set for Friday, Sunday, or Monday.
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Wilmington
Hinsdale
N.H
Bruce McDougall
Generals Top Halfmoon Tigers 5-3 in Northway League
In Waterford New York the Bennington Generals defeated the Halfmoon Tigers 5-3. Bennington improves to 8-5 in league play as Gary Green pitched a complete game, surrendering seven hits and three runs.
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Halfmoon Tigers
Bennington
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Generals
Tigers
Football meeting set for Aug 10 at MAU gym
Mt Anthony Union High School coach Bob Underhill schedules a football meeting for grades nine through 12 on Aug 10 at 7 p.m. in the MAU gym. Managers and girls welcome. Physicals Aug 11 at 6 p.m. Practice starts Aug 15.
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