Nasson Dominates St Francis 31 0 In Blowout
Nasson College crushed St Francis 31 to 0 at Shaw Field after the Red Knights played shorthanded due to injuries to Rick Wilson and Tom MelInery. Nasson pounded 8 hits and loaded the bases in the third inning, sending 23 batters to the plate as 16 runs crossed.
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Hale Boy
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R. Dohe
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Marcon Mars
T. Harris
Fanning
Lipski
Rocky Reiko
Rappoccio
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John Cantadore
Cnuttingnadeas Onatte
Tom Magner
Susie Stiles
I. Parlin
Merrie Frier
G. Garcia
Bergalean
B. Smith Shaw
E Reynolds
Alex T. H. McKenney
Magner
Kimberly Jacques
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Minoski
Ramsey
University of Maine
Nassau
G. Vermillionare
D.mington
RBI Cote
Huntingdon
Denning
Sisson
Reed
Meehan
Borderview Jewell
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Alson
Arnsten
Richards
Ab R h'Beattie
Royale My Love
L. Fitch
Cote
Pelletier
Quiniela
Stone
Hunt Sisson
T. Arnsten
Beattie
Anderson
Cantadore
Rick Meehan
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Francis Wood
Noel and
Lamontagne
Race results from a horserace meet with multiple pacing events
Daily racing results list nine pacing races with top finishers and payoffs. Notable finishes include Jenuine Hal and Scooter Bow as winners, detailed trifecta/quinella data, and the daily handle of $60,242. Names of horses, drivers, and minor entrants appear across all races.
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Sheraton
Paul
J.M. Brenda
Scooter Belle
Tip the Bottle
Culver’s Boy
Dream Worker
Whirlbred
Scooter Bow
Lady Axe
Trusty Promise
Drexel Barbara
Prince of Wales
Miracle Buckeye
Quintela
Saleo
Slick Spur
Starway Dream
Shane Hanover
Rocky Dandy
Hava Soda
Bertie Lou
Scott Horn
ABA Playoffs West Division Indiana Leads Series 3 2
Indiana edged Utah 104 102 to take a 3 2 lead in the best of seven Western Division final. Friday features East Division Kentucky vs Carolina in Greensboro at 8 10 p m tied 22 with further games set for Saturday and Utah Indiana on Sunday with national TV coverage.
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Los Angeles
Golden State
New York
Boston
Oakland
Indiana
Utah
Kentucky
Carolina
Greensboro
N.C
Sooner Forfeits Nine Games Over Recruiting Irregularities
Oklahoma forfeits nine games from last season after recruiting irregularities. Kerry Jackson and teammates were declared ineligible due to tampered transcripts and rule violations. University officials said some staff were unaware of infractions while coach Barry Switzer expressed disappointment and noted resignations.
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Okla
Oklahoma Sooner
Sooners
Penn State
Kerry Jackson
Mike Phil
Lips & Res Aggé
de Walker
Barry
Galveston
Tex
Ball Highswitzer
Viola
Bill Lations
Michael
Jackson
Oklahoma
Wade Walker
Herve Paul Wins K. of C. Lane Rolloff
Herve Paul wins the Knights of Columbus lane rolloff with a 634 total on 33 bowlers. He started with 98, then 110 136 123 and 112 to edge Bob Lavigne by five pins. high series honors went to multiple players and the banquet is set for next Thursday at the K C hall on Pool Street.
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Knights of Columbus
Paul
Bob Lavigne
Lavigne
Dick Fontaine
John Letourneau
Fontaine
Letourneau
Darrell Farnham
Henry Neault
Chico Corriveau
Emile Blond
Paul Perron
Clifton Miles
Adrien LeBlond
Roland Lapierre
Larry Huot
Joe Tardif
K.C. Hall
Pool Street
A. LeBlond
L. Huot
L. Letendre
C. Miles
W. Coito
F. Greaney
R. Lapierre
M. Lavigne
J. Tardif
A. Bergeron
D. Gendron
W. Patenaude
D. Daigle
G. Dumais
J. LeBlond
J.P. Fontaine
A. Palmer
I. Eastman
R. Lester
A. Gendron
J. Hartsell
R. Boucher
T. Lavigne
C. Martel
Opening Date Selected For Biddeford Softball Loop
At a Rochambeau Club meeting it was agreed to start the Biddeford Soco softball league with four opening games at Memorial Field on Sunday May 13 at 1 30 pm. Matches include Cochrane Appliances vs Kennebunk Gulf and McDonalds Hamburgers vs Rochambeau Club.
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Biddeford-Soco
Memorial Field
Cochrane’s Appliances
Kennebunk Gulf
West Memorial
McDonald’s Hamburgers
Rochambean
Saco Tanning
St. Louis Alumni Association
St. Louis
Devon
Mobil
Kennebunkport
Shield
Meat
Andrews Modular
Kennebunk
West Memorial Field
Biddeford
Winners Listed In Biddeford-Saco Country Club Handicap
Lorette Dinan and Floyd Redmond won the rolloff at Roll-A-Way Lanes with 351 and 366 totals. Dinan had a 72 pin handicap and Redmond a 39 pin handicap, while Shirley Noble and Shrimp Simpson were runners up in the women’s division with 343 and 344 totals.
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Floyd Redmond
Biddeford-Saco
Lorette
Floyd
Shirley Noble
Shrimp” Simpson
Jean Audet
Spoons
Ken Cormier
Slicers
Jean
Hawks Take 3 1 Lead As Rangers Face Elimination
The Chicago Black Hawks defeated the New York Rangers 3-1 to take a 3-1 series lead, with Tony Esposito stopping 38 shots. The Canadiens also beat the Flyers 2-1 as Pit Martin and Dennis Hull sparked Chicago’s win. In the WHA, New England Whalers subdue Cleveland 3-2 to go up 2-0.
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Associated Press
Chicago Black Hawks
New York Rangers
Tony Esposito
Hawks
Rangers
New York
Emile Francis
Esposito
Canadiens
Flyers
Montreal
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pit Martin
Dennis Hull
Castle named Vermont hockey captain elect for 1973-74
Ted Castle of Rochester New York is chosen captain elect for the University of Vermont hockey team. Castle a junior drafted by the Los Angeles Kings had 22 goals and 32 assists last season helping Vermont to a 25 6 record and a 19 0 ECAC Division II mark.
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Ted Castle
Rochester
N.Y
University of Vermont
Castle
Los Angeles Kings
Vermont
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