Baseball Scores and Standings Affected by Monday Results
Sports brief lists Monday outcomes including Pittsburgh 5 San Diego 3 and Cincinnati 5 New York 2 with surrounding league results. It notes East division standings for Detroit Baltimore New York Cleveland Milwaukee Chicago and Kansas City, plus upcoming games across multiple matchups and pitchers records for several players.
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Texas
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Minnesota
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Kek
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Delmonica Hanover Faces Colts In Hambletonian Duel
Du Quoin Illinois AP Delmonica Hanover a filly takes on colts in the 119090 Hambletonian for 3 year olds. Super Bowl driven by Stanley Dancer leads the field with seven sub 2:00 miles this season. Other entries include Spartan Hanover Star's Chip Ronnie Dancer and Axystar the outsider owned trained by Dr. Anderson Arbury.
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Delmonica Hanover
Peg
Sy County
Stanley Dancer
Spartan Hanover
Billy Houghton
Ronnie Dancer
Stanley
Flush
Glen Garnsey
Howard Bessinger
Axystar
Anderson Arbury
Midland
Mich
Michigan
Baseball Major League Batting and Pitching Leaders
The Associated Press lists top leaders by league: AL batting, D Allen Chi 317 at bats, 90 runs, 92 RBIs. other AL leaders include Murcer NY 78 runs, 73 RBIs, and Piniella KC 29 doubles. NL leaders feature Cedeno Hun 343, Williams Chi 159 hits, Stargell 99 RBIs, Brock StL 51 steals, Carlton Phi 256 strikeouts.
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Men’s Flag Football League Is Planned
The Biddeford Parks and Recreation Department sponsors a men’s flag football league from Sept 6 through late October. A meeting for interested players is set for Thursday Aug 31 at 7 p.m. at the club to form teams review rules and structure of the league.
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Biddeford Parks and Recreation Department
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Saco Tennis Classes End With Achievement Awards
The Saco Recreation Department closed its tennis program with achievement awards for junior players aged 7 to 15 after a three week course directed by Miss Sue Monder. Awards recognized participants in a last week junior tournament across multiple classes and formats.
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Saco Recreation Department
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Mike Carignan
David Sheehan
Staffieri
Danny Ompagna
Chuck
Robbie Staffiere
Danny
Compagna
Evelyn Louis
Joyce
Morissette
Ronald Vadnais
Hogan
Cathy Dupee
Pam ‘Waterhouse
Patricia Verrier
Uck Morissette
Peter Carignan
Chuck Morissette
Ronall Vadnais
Sue Mondor
Debbie Curtis
Helen Vadnais
Katie Curtis
Jennifer Curtis
Sue Monder
Swimming Is Family Affair At Olympics
Munich Olympic swimming features seven sibling pairs and families with medal prospects. The Colellas Lynn and Rick, the Steinbach siblings Angela and Klaus, and the Lampe brothers Hans and Werner stand out. Bertha and Norma Baraldi and Mauro Calligaris with Novella show strong early potential while others face tough preliminaries.
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Munich
United States
Lynn
Rick Colella
Australia
Neil
Gregory Gers
Mexico
Bertha
Norma Baraldi
West Germany
Angela
Klaus Steinbach
Hans
Werner Lampe
Italy
Novella
Mauro Calligaris
Lebanon
Mireille
Bruno
Bassoul
Mireille Bassoul
Bertha Baraldi
Calligaris
Hans Lampe
Werner
Greg Rogers
Collella
Seattle
Spitz Leads U S to Two Golds as Munich Games Open
Mark Spitz wins the 200 meter butterfly in a world record 2 00.70 then anchors the 400 meter relay to gold. Air Force Capt Micki King dives to gold on the three meter springboard. Roy Auer narrowly misses gold in small bore rifle as Shane Gould shines for Australia.
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Mark Spitz
California
Mexico City
United States
Air Force
Micki King
Hermosa Beach
Calif
Vie Auer
North Hollywood
Spitz
Shane Gould
Mexico
Indiana University Mtal
Carmichael
Gary Hall
Garden Grove
Robin Backhaus
Redlands
Dave Edgar
Ft. Lauderdale
Pontiac, Mich
Virtuall
Ulrika Knape
East Germany
Marina Janicke
Auer
Li Ho-jun
Miss Gould
America
Claudia Miss Gould
Kornelia Ender
Lynn Vidali
San Francisco
U.S
Iba
U. S
Hall
Backhaus
Bobby Orr Recuperating On Schedule After Knee Surgery
Bobby Orr, who had left knee surgery last June after leading the Bruins to the Stanley Cup, is recovering on schedule. Dr. Carter Rowe said the knee is mending satisfactorily but Orr is not yet ready for competition. He scheduled another exam in two weeks and may skate lightly with Team Canada as they prepare for an eight game series with Russia in Montreal.
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Boston
Bobby Orr
Boston Bruins
Carter Rowe
Te General Hospital
Rowe
Orr
Team Canada
Russia
Montreal
Toronto
Carl Elieff
NHL
Bando
Ted Kubiak
Gene Tenace
Igta
Bas
Salning
Mangual
Mike Kilekenny
Oakland
Graig Nettles
Baltimore
Palmer
Don Baylor
Dick Woodson
Boog Powell
Minnesota
Twins
Detroit
Frank Quilici
Willie Horton
al Kaline
Cincinnati
Gary Nolan
Saffe
Mets
George Foster
Nolan
Brent Strom
Pete Rose
Joe Morgan
Jim Wright Leads Minute Man Golf Tourney After Round Two
Concord Massachusetts AP Jim Wright holds a one stroke lead at Nashawtuk Country Club after a two under par 70 in round two of the 54 hole Minute Man tournament. Charlie Volpone sits one behind with 71 as Don Callahan and others chase.
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Jim Wright
Nashawtlle Country Club
Wright
Charlie Volpone
Don Callahan Menne
Dave Marad Fe
Evans
Ed Whalley
Ed Furgol
Richards Faces Pacina In Portland Boxing Showdown
In Portland at the Expo Building Bobby Richards fights unbeaten Ike Pacina of Kansas City after a two round KO of Marie Colen last Thursday. Richards eyes a Maine lightweight title shot against Phil Hudson, while Pacina nears twelve straight wins and a 1971 AAU run.
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Expo
Bobby Richards
Lowell
Marie Colen
Sam Silverman
Boston
Richards
Ike Pacina
Kansas City
Kaw
Phil Hudson
New England
Hudson
Maine
Pecina
Lew Feldman
Lloyd Pine
Wishy Jones
al Roth
Wally Hally
Eddie Zivio
Pete DeGrasse
Babe Ruth League Cook-Out at Thornton Academy Field
The Babe Ruth League holds its annual cook-out and father son game Wednesday at 6 PM at Thornton Academy Field. Team members should bring candy money and return uniforms at the event.
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Thornton Academy Field
Abie Grossfield Leads US Gym Team at Prep Workouts
Abie Grossfield a Southern Connecticut State gymnastics coach trains the US Orees gym team at a pretraining session held at the S Military Academy. The session aims to sharpen drills and team cohesion ahead of competition.
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Abie Grossfield
Southern
Connecticut
S. Military Academy
Holy Cross Viking wins Pegasus Purse at Rockingham Park
The Holy Cross football team Viking posted its second win in 15 starts this year by defeating Purse before a crowd of 9,571 at Rockingham Park. The field included 93 players and 26 returning lettermen, with 9 dollars noted in the report.
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N.H
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Imen
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Bengals Rally Past Eagles In Exhibition Tilt
Cincinnati Browns coach Paul Brown praised his five year old Bengals as arriving as a solid NFL club. They rallied from 17 10 down to beat the Eagles 34 20 as Ken Anderson passed for 155 yards in the second half. Paul Robinson scored twice, Muhlmann and Dempsey traded field goals, and Philadelphia added a late 52 yard field goal.
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Paul Brown
Cincinnati Bengals
Brown
Bengals
Philadelphia Eagles
Cincinnati
Eagles
Ken Anderson
Augustana
Ill.) College
Weilettad
Pete Liske
Gary Ballman
Adelphia
Horst Muhlmann
Liske
al Beauchamp
Tom Dempsey
Paul Robinson
Muhlmann
Dempsey
George
Andrews Drives White Sox Past Red Sox In Five Run Win
Chicago's Mike Andrews drove in five runs with a homer and a double as the White Sox beat Boston 6 4. Oakland edged Cleveland 5 4 aided by Mangual's tie breaking homer in the seventh. Jim Palmer blanked Minnesota 2 0 for Baltimore.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Mike Andrews
Boston Red Sox
Oakland
Angel Mangual
A’s
White Sox
Andrews
Boston
Mangual
Cleveland
Baltimore
Jim Palmer
Minnesota
Orioles
Detroit
Znati
New York
Dick Allen
Sonny Siebert
Luis Alvarado
Rich Morales
Andy Kosco
Carl Yastrzemski
Roy Foster
Vida Blue
Steve Dunning
Matty Alou
Reggie Jackson
Mike Epstein
Seeley Edges Fernandez In Action Packed Garden Bout
Walter Seeley outboxed Jose Fernandez over 12 rounds at Madison Square Garden to win on points. The match drew mixed reviews with fans booing when the decision was announced as bottles littered the arena. Seeley improved to 21-13 while Fernandez suffered the loss.
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Walter Seeley
Jose Fernandez
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Ware Garden
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Seeley
Sey
Fernandez
American Junior Lightweight Title Claim Details
A report notes the bout for the American Junior Lightweight title with disputed points and a broken glass incident. The score stood 142-1 in favor of one fighter before the contest was halted.
Rochambeau Pee Wee Hockey Defeats Lewiston 9-7
Rochambeau's pee wee team edged Lewiston 9-7 at Riverside Ice Arena in Portland. Five Lewiston goals came on a new Rochambeau goalie. Rochambeau plays Holy Family of Lewiston next Friday September 1 at 7:30 p.m.
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Rochambeau
Pee Wee
Lewiston
Riverside
Fer ri Re elected President of International Event Association
Pierre Ferri of France was re elected Monday as president of the International Event Association for a four year term at the association's congress in Munich.
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Munich
Pierre Ferri
France
International Vent Association
Petitions To End Bombing Taken Down At Olympics
Olga Connolly a former Czechoslovakian and U S flag bearer at Munich says petitions calling for a halt to bombing in Southeast Asia were torn from walls in the Olympic Village. She reported officials intimidated athletes and warned shops against hosting petition displays as supporters urged Nixon to read a proposed telegram.
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Olga Connnolly
U.S
Nixon
Southeast Asia
Olga
Harold Connolly
Melbourne
United States
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