Red Sox Survive 16-Inning Marathon In Cleveland
Boston outlasted Cleveland 2-1 in 16 innings as Rico Petrocelli and Russ Gibson fueled the rally with key hits. Tony Horton provided Cleveland’s early lead, while Tony C. and Ken Brett prepared for 1969 debuts amid a tense marathon drawn out by tight pitching and missed scoring chances.
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Palmer Struggles as Masters Field Sets Pace in Augusta
Arnold Palmer, aging but undeterred, trailed leaders Billy Casper and Joe Devlin at Augusta National. Casper shot 71 while Devlin logged 70, as Palmer battled heat and fragile form, admitting poor confidence but vowing to push on.
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Westland Men End Season With Rolloff
At Pastime Lanes Biddeford 1968 69 season ends with handicap rolloff. Fifteen bowlers competed. Red Fleu rant won with 660 total and a pin bonus earning cash prize and trophy. Second went to Dick Chadbourne 55 with 95 handicap. Third Roland Viger 587 with 110 handicap start. Fourth Ralph Boissonneault 581 with 110 start. Fifth Al Paulhus 578. Remaining totals list includes W Patenaude 577 and others to 525.
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Diane Crump First Female Jockey Falls At Gulfstream Park
Diane Crump, the first woman to ride at a major American track, fell unconscious in a four horse spill in Gulfstream Park's fourth race aboard Misquola. She regained consciousness, was treated with X rays, and released with a bruised face and neck brace. Arlene Ditmore then raced in the sixth, finishing fifth aboard Nickel Sale, saying the experience differs from morning workouts.
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Last Match Set For Area Bowling Title
Tomorrow afternoon at Pastime Lanes Biddeford Maine the Twin City title match closes with 10 strings between Don Bouthot and Normand Daignault. Bouthot leads 1,177 to 1,096 by 81 pins after the first 10 strings. A strong start by Daignault could spark a late duel as the final begins.
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Western Division Finals Lakers Edge Hawks In Close Playoff Test
The Associated Press reports Western Division Finals action with Los Angeles defeating Atlanta 95 to 93 to take a 2-1 series lead in a best-of-7. No other Friday games are scheduled.
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Major League Stars Pepitone Leads Yankees in 9-4 Win
Joe Pepitone rapped four hits including a two run homer to lift the Yankees to a 9-4 victory over Detroit. Jim Hunter hurled six innings for the Athletics in a separate note of the game sequence.
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National League East and West standings and Friday results
The report lists NL East leaders Chicago and Pittsburgh and NL West leaders Atlanta and San Diego with records, followed by Friday results including Atlanta 6 Cincinnati 4, Los Angeles 9 Houston 3, St Louis 6 New York 5, Chicago 1 Montreal 0 in 12 innings, San Francisco 8 San Diego 0, plus upcoming matchups and Monday games. In the American League, Washington leads with 31-7, New York 22-5, and Baltimore 12-9. Friday results include New York 9 Detroit 4, Seattle 7 Chicago 0, Washington 4 Baltimore 0, Oakland 5 Kansas City 0, California 5 Minnesota 3, with several night games scheduled.
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Ski Conditions Across New England Regions Report
Ski areas in New England report fresh snow depths and base conditions across multiple mountains. Weather outlook calls for ideal spring skiing with sunny Saturdays, cool dry days, and freezing nights, followed by a fair warmer Sunday.
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Fights Last Night at Felt Forum and Worcester Score
In New York at the Felt Forum Leon Washington stopped Bethea after a 157 percent display while New York's crowd saw a strong performance. In Worcester Mass Hal Hitter struck out six and shut out Kansas City 5 to 0 in a separate game.
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Notable Cycling Bout Profiles Missing Details
Fragmentary OCR lists names Carroll and Roberts with weights 176 and 175, locations Syracuse and Philadelphia, plus StroMis-Enzo Petriglia of Italy and Gerard Szyjka of France. The text appears as a broken sports or boxing style scorecard with incomplete, unclear results and percentages.
Tiger Grid Star Visits College In Oklahoma
Lee Cantara of Biddeford High School travels to Northeastern Oklahoma State University to work with the freshman squad and try quarterbacking while his friends Pet Langevin and Roger Beaulieu, now at the school, aid his visit. Beaulieu has started at fullback and Langevin has seen substantial defensive end work. The trio aims to compare schools as Cantara contemplates options over the next four days. Cantara and his friends study for BS degrees and plan coaching careers after graduation.
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Hockey Results National League Playoffs Summary
May playoff action shows East Division Finals with Boston visiting Montrell in the afternoon as Montreal leads 1 0 in a best of seven. West Division Semifinals feature Los Angeles at Oakland tied 3 3 in the series.
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