Weary Red Sox Come Home
The Boston Red Sox return to Fenway Park after a rough week losing three straight one run games to Detroit. They led 4-0 against the Tigers Sunday but lost 5-4 in 14 innings, then dropped the second game 6-5 to complete a doubleheader sweep and fall 12 games back. Ray Culp starts against the White Sox. Jack Fisher to oppose.
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Norm Cash
Dalton Jones
Joe Foy
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Theers
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Sparky Lyle
Lyle
Lee Stange
Stange
Reggie Smith
Gary Bell
John Hiller
Smith
Ken Harrelson
Russ Gibson
Mike Andrews
Bell
Bill Landis
Cash
Jerry Stephenson
Henson
Ray Culp
White Sox
Jack Fisher
Physicals At Biddeford High For Fall Sports
Biddeford High School issues a call for mandatory physicals at 11 a.m. Thursday. Acting Athletic Director Dave Redmond announces the requirement for all football and cross country players. Redmond, recently replaced by Acting Coach Dick Jacques, seeks a permanent post while applying for an administrative assistant role.
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Infant Terrible Wins Green Mountain Park Feature Race
Pownal Vermont AP reports Infant Terrible captured the seven and two furlong feature at Green Mountain Park on Sunday before a season crowd of 8,663. The winning horse paid $25.60 on the tote.
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Demallie and Lewis Take Kennebunk Tourney Holdup
At Webhan net Golf Club in Kennebunk Sunday Demallie and Lewis won 4-3 over Polackwich and Condon in the four ball handicap invitational. Second flight winners Levison and Olmstead defeated Boutet and McCallum. other flights yielded similar pairings with Maughan mising names and Jamieson pairing for Sullivan.
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Fran Condon
Webhannet Golf Club
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Tom Lewis
John O. Levison
Jock Olmstead
Boutet
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So Sag
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Murgia
Shaw
Stichter
Taillon
Wemyss
Smith
O'Hara
Bauman
Walker
Rooth
Clark
Sullivan
Max Jamieson
J. Allen
Major League Stars Pitchers and Hitters Dominate Doubleheader
In Detroit, Gates Brown of the Tigers slam a pinch homer in the 14th inning and later adds a run scoring single in the ninth as Detroit sweeps a two game set from Boston 5-4 and 6-5. Don Drysdale of the Dodgers limits Philadelphia to four hits for his eighth shutout, 1-0.
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60 Milee
Miss Sassy W Wins Scarborough Downs Spotlight Race
Scarborough Maine AP report notes Miss Sassy W captured the featured eighth race on Saturday night at Scarborough Downs with a payout of $7.40 to win.
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Patriots Lose To Saints But Are Improving
Andover Massachusetts AP The Boston Patriots opened their exhibition season with a 19 0 loss to the Saints in New Orleans before 54 440 fans Coach Mike Holovak said the club would improve with work and film study ahead of Saturday's game vs the New York Jets in Richmond VA Quarterback Mike Taliaferro making his debut hit 10 of 17 for 67 yards for Boston while Gino Cappelletti missed two field goals Al Parks Dave Parks and Bill Kilmer connected on a 33 yard pass for the Saints as Gary Wood scored the final touchdown
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Jets
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Boston
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Gary Wood
Associated Press
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Kuharich
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Snead
Wilson
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Eagles
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Lem Barney
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Gregarton
Bill Malinchak
Barney
King Hill
John Huarte
Mexico City
Philadelphia
Csonka
Miami
Bob Griese
Griese
Jerry Rhome
Ledallas
Clark
49Ers
Dallas
Brown's Booming Bat Sparks Tigers in Sweep
DETROIT AP report notes Brown's booming bat powers Detroit to a doubleheader sweep against Boston. Slugger admits puzzlement over why he hits best vs the Red Sox, who dropped three of four to begin a weekend AL series. Casavant earns win over Paquette as pitchers duel with multiple RBIs and bases on balls.
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Green Acres Pony Races Draw Big Crowd at Green Ged
At Green Ged Raceway a 300 crowd watched 21 ponies race in multiple heats. Timers and trainers included George, 18 Maple St., Bidde, who timed events all summer and helped train ponies. Race results highlighted winners and times across many heats, with local enthusiasts like Nelson among frequent participants.
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J. Maler
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W. Hoyt
J. Master
Fleurant Wins High Roll Off At 20th Century Lanes
Jerry Fleurant posted the top total with a 600 handicap score on a 70 pin handicap to win the weekly handicap roll off at 20th Century Lanes. Jerry Giles was second with 578 pins and Hero Paul topped four times with 555 while Sylux scored 552. The fifteenth roll off will be held next Friday at 7 p.m.
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Softball Game Tonight at May Field
Softball play tonight features Biddeford five seers at May Field. Rochambeau Club meets at 6 15 PM.
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Rochambeau Club
Pocharski Wins Atlantic Coast Regatta on Lake Winnipesaukee
Dr. Lewis Pocharski world lightning class sailing champion from Marblehead Mass capped his regatta with a win at Lake Winnipesaukee. He added a ninth place to his first and second in earlier races for a 12 point total. Bob Seidelman of Cherry Hill N J finished second with 16 points.
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Cherry Hill
N.J
Manchester Captures New England Babe Ruth Title
Manchester, the New Hampshire state champion, earned a went to Klamath Falls by winning the New England title with a 3-2 comeback victory over Holyoke Saturday.
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