Sanford Wins District 4 LI Title In Nerve Rally
Sanford defeats Saco 5-2 in nine innings to clinch District 4 LI crown at Maremont Field. Three ninth inning runs unfold after a controversial strike call, with Sanford scoring on singles and a fielder’s choice to advance to state tourney. LaFrance pitched seven-plus for Sanford. Morrissette relieved for Saco and took the loss.
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Twins extend win streak to eight with 5-0 shutout of A's
Minnesota, fueling a pennant push, blanked Oakland 5-0 as Steve Luebber threw his first major league shutout. The Twins, now eight straight wins and 13 of 15, moved into second in the AL West while Oakland dropped to third under Chuck Tanner. The victory followed other results as New York beat Detroit, Milwaukee topped Baltimore, and Cleveland won 3-1.
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Red Sox top Indians 3-1 to extend win streak
Boston collected a 3-1 victory over Cleveland as Don Zimmer celebrated a contract extension and a managerial milestone. Rick Wise pitched a five hit complete game after a planned four day rest, aided by Yastrzemski’s RBI single and sac fly. Indians scored unearned run on Blanks sacrifice fly as Pat Dobson took the loss.
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Russians charge defected diver brainwashed in Canada
In Montreal AP Anatoly Kolesov of the Russian Olympic delegation accused 17 year old diver Sergei Nemtsanov of psychological brainwashing as part of a plot to lure Soviet athletes to stay. He said Nemtsanov appeared subdued and kept repeating I chose freedom during a news conference. A Canadian immigration official countered that Nemtsanov seemed in good spirits.
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Knights of Columbus win OOB Little Town League title
The Knights of Columbus defeated Empire Restaurant 3-1 to claim the Little Town League championship in Old Orchard Beach. Pate walked and scored. Fletcher doubled scoring twice as K of C pulled ahead in the fifth. Fletcher earned the win with 11 strikeouts. Matteau took the loss. All-star action starts Wednesday at 6 p.m. at Little Town League Field.
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