Butler's Ousts St. Andre's From II Playoffs
Butler's of the East Biddeford Little League rallied to a 9 6 comeback win over St. Andre's Federal Credit Union the Decary League champions at East Biddeford field. They advance to face West Biddeford Kings at 5 30 tonight for a spot in Tuesday's final at Saco. St. Andre's jumped to a 3 0 lead in the first inning on three hits and a fielding error by East Biddeford.
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Red Sox Seek Rally against Orioles on Midseason Trip
Boston heads to a crucial road swing as they chase Baltimore in the American League East after sweeping Kansas City. Bill Lee, 13-8, earned relief help from Bob Bolin to snap a five game skid and push Boston toward a potential surge in offense.
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Major League Leaders in National and American Baseball
National League batting led by Rose and Hinch Watson with .342 and .318. Bonds scored 104 runs. Stargell 89 RBIs. Rose 176 hits. Stargell 32 doubles and Metzger 13 triples. Seaver 156 decisions with .714 and 1.78 ERA. Carlton 187 strikeouts. American League batting shows Carew .326. Jackson 90 runs. Jackson 101 RBIs. Mayberry 91 RBIs. Carew 161 hits. North 40 stolen bases. Ryan 288 strikeouts. Blyleven 189.
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Wilbur Wood Suffers 18th Defeat As Orioles Win
Wilbur Wood of the Chicago White Sox lost his 18th decision despite early season hopes of 30 wins. Baltimore knocked him out in the second inning and rode to an 8-2 victory, helping their seven game winning streak. The AL also saw Cleveland take two from Minnesota, Boston beat Kansas City, Oakland over Milwaukee, New York past Texas, and Detroit edge California in 11 innings. In the Yankees 6-2 win Bobby Murcer homered and Gene Michael drove in two, while Aurelio Monteagudo’s 11th inning wild pitch gave Detroit a 4-3 win over the Angels. Oakland’s win, with Reggie Jackson’s two-run slam, kept them atop KC by three games. Jim Hunter returned for Oakland in a win over Milwaukee. Indians swept the twinbill 5-3 and 3-3 as Buddy Bell homered and Leo Cardenas scored the go-ahead run. Red Sox Bill Lee notched his 13th win in a 4-3 defeat of Kansas City, with support from Aramario, Cater, and Miller. In the NL, Pittsburgh beat San Francisco 5-0, New York beat Cincinnati 2-1, Montreal defeated Atlanta 3-1, Los Angeles beat Chicago 2-1, St. Louis won 1-0, Philadelphia topped Houston 5-3.
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Aaron’s 714th Home Run Watch Ends With Dismissal
Aaron pinch hit once against the Expos and hit into a double play as the Braves fell 3-1 in Montreal. In Haverford, Candy Reynolds defeated Kathy May 1-6 7-6 6-0 to win the U S Women’s Grass Court title.
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Biddeford Bantams Tie Pape Chevrolet in Youth Hockey
Biddeford Bantams and Pape Chevrolet played to a 4 4 tie in a hard but clean youth hockey game in Portland. Steve Simpson opened scoring for Biddeford with help from Steve Fleurant. Fleurant and Simpson each contributed goals in the third period with Dan Provencher assisting on multiple efforts.
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Giants Top Jets in New Haven Exhibition Clash
The New York Giants defeated the New York Jets 45-30 at the Yale Bowl as Al Wood was sidelined by an elbow injury. Jets star Joe Namath left in the second period, and Giants’ late surge included three interceptions to seal the win.
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Fairbanks Sees Inconsistent Play For Patriots In Preseason
Fairbanks says New England remains inconsistent after four exhibition games with a 1-3 record. The Falcons powered past the Patriots 27 10 as quarterback Jim Plunkett suffered a knee knock and Henry Mathews scored late. Dick Shiner threw two second half TDs while Patriots field goals were blocked.
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Conigliaro Plans Return as Designated Hitter
Tony Conigliaro, once a top slugger and 1965 AL home run champion at age 20, says he will attempt a comeback as a designated hitter with hopes of playing for the Boston Red Sox again. He is 28, blinded left eye from a 1968 beaning, and believes the DH role could help him concentrate on hitting.
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Robinson clinches lead in Columbia Open bowling
Jay Robinson of Los Angeles won 11 of 16 match games to seize first place entering Mondays finals of the $55,000 Columbia Open Bowling Tournament in Waukegan Illinois.
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