Maine State Fast-Pitch Softball tourney opens in Biddeford
The nine team double elimination Maine state fast-pitch softball tournament starts Friday at Memorial Field Biddeford with defending champ Radio Shack and Loring AFB among entrants. action runs through Sunday with games scheduled 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and a potential tiebreaker.
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Maine
Biddeford
Eagles
Belanger Construction
St. Louis
Radio Shack
VFW
Millcreek Mobil
Griffin Club
South Portland
Pizzaro's Pizza
Bangor Orone
Loring Air Force Base
Limestone
Radio Snack
Bill Pettigrew
York County
Brewer
Augusta
Bangor
Maine State
Dick Smith
Loring Afb
Normand
Jim Berry
Loring
Rochambeau
Freddie Jackson
Dick Cartier
Steve Tanguay
The
New England
Connecticut
Angels Dominate Red Sox as Miley Shines at Short
California Angels rout Boston 8-3 behind rookie Mike Miley who formed four double plays and added a two run single. Miley’s glove gold touch helps trim Boston’s AL East lead to six games over Baltimore as Ed Figueroa notches his 11th win.
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Anaheim
Mike Miley
California Angels
Miley
Wilds
Metarie
Angels
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Baltimore
Ed Figueroa
Angel
Gie Cleveland
Rivers
Dave Chalk
Bruce Bochte
Bochte
Red Sox
Palmer and Tigers Shine as AL Action Unfolds
Jim Palmer pitched a two hit 3 0 shutout to lift the Orioles to a win over Kansas City his 18th victory this season while the Tigers fell to 18 straight losses with a 6 5 11 inning defeat to Texas. In other games California beat Boston New York topped Oakland Minnesota beat Milwaukee and Chicago edged Cleveland in 12 innings.
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Associated Press
Jim Palmer
Tigers
Palmer
Baltimore
Kansas City
Orioles
Detroit Tigers
Texas
California
Boston
New York
Oakland
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Chicago
Cleveland
Royals
Bob Stinson
Vada Pinson
Yankees
A’s
Catfish Hunter
Sandy Alomar
Yanks
Twins
Brewers
Steve Braun
Danny Thompson
Phil Roof
Rick Waits
Indians
Miller Swaps Grip in Bid to Regain Form at Hartford Open
Johnny Miller announced a radical grip change as he tries to revive a faltering golf season at the Greater Hartford Open. He trails early rounds at Wethersfield Country Club, chasing consistency after a frustrating stretch that followed a red‑hot start. Miller remains among favorites in a strong 144‑man field featuring Trevino, Player, Graham, Green, Stockton, and defending champ Dave Stockton. Portions of the final rounds will be aired nationally.
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Wethersfield, Conn
Johnny Miller
Hartford
Wethersfield Country Club
Miller
Arizona
Philadelphia
Jack
Lee Trevino
Gary Player
Lou Graham
Hubert Green
Dave Stockton
al Geiberger
J.C. Snead
Jerry McGee
Art Wall
Bob Murphy
A Ziegler
Roger Matthie
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Tom Weiskopf
Tom Watson
Bruce Crampton
Billy Casper
Alou Brothers Set for Major League Milestone in Mets Lineup
Jesus Alou will join the New York Mets, marking the Alou brothers’ 5000th major league game combined. The piece traces the family’s rise from Haina, Dominican Republic, through the Giants and several clubs, noting Felipe Matty and Jesus’ careers, bonuses, and reflections on baseball as a profession.
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NEW York — Brotherhood
Jesus Alou
New York Mets
Alou Brothers
Dominican Republic
Lloyd
Paul Waner
Oklahoma
Vinca
Dominic
Joe DeMaggio
San Francisco
Ken
Clete Boyer
Missouri
Jim
Frank
Joe
Tom
Ed Delehanty
Ohio
Alou
San Francisco Giants
Bill Veeck
Caribbean
DiMaggios
Jesus
Shea Stadium
Jay Alou
Haina
Santo Domingo
Juan
Felipe
Giants
Matty
United States
Alous
Frank Genovese
Horacio Martinez
Alvin Dark
Mets
Polo Grounds
Willie Mays
Waners
Tommie
Henry Aaron
Babe Ruth
Henry V
Agincourt
Aoys
New York Times
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Lucien Dutremble
Berton Braley
Saco
Don Lauzier
Belanger
Parks and Recreation
Mike Gadbois
Norm Daigle
Beavers
Biddeford Recreation Department
Ball League
Gadbois
Dick Danforth
Dick Williams
Nolan Ryan
Mickey Rivers
Whitey Herzog
Remy
Bill Lee
Bill Sing
Notch
Marty Pattin
Paul Blair
Lee May
Don Baylor
Rangers
Len Randle
Detroit
Michael
Louisville
American Associ
Ation
Nicklaus
Brotherhood
Joseph Durso
Americano
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