Spahn Falls Short as Braves Lose to Cardinals 4-3
Warren Spahn, 43, failed to pitch a complete game for Milwaukee as the Braves dropped a 4-3 decision to St. Louis. He remains winless in a month, lowering his record to 5-8 with a 4.89 ERA while the Giants and Phillies contend nearby. Willie Mays sat with an upset stomach as Orlando Cepeda homered in a 6-5 Giants win over Pittsburgh. Cincinnati beat Chicago 7-0 behind Jim Maloney.
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Slugger Smith Helps Astros Rally in Mets Win
Houston rode five New York errors to a 7-1 victory as Spahn and batters Rico Carty and Gene Oliver homered. Cards and Pirates also produced late drama with Javier, James, Warwick and Brock delivering runs, while the Mets rallied weakly.
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Gene Alley
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Derrell Griffith
Clay Dalrymple
Frank Howard
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Chris Short
Jack Baldschun
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Dick Bertell
Frank Robinson
Pete Rose
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Marty Keough
Smith's Grand Slam Lifts Angels Past Orioles 10-6
Willie Smith delivered a ninth inning grand slam and four other hits to spark the Los Angeles Angels to a 10-6 win over the Baltimore Orioles. The slugging outfielder, shifting from pitching, raised his average to .317 with 23 RBIs in 17 games. Other AL action saw New York beat Kansas City 4-3 in 15 innings and Minnesota rout Boston 15-9 as Detroit defeated Cleveland.
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Biddeford High Names Coaching Staff For Next Year
Biddeford High School has lined up its coaches for the coming year except for golf. Football will be led by Dave Redmond, with Randy Walker, John Caramichalis and Dick Howard. Walker will head baseball again. Caramichalis leads wrestling. Descoteaux remains athletic director and also a basketball coach. Fresh football at Biddeford Junior High will be under Paul Bellavance. Armand Boisvert assists. Seventh and eighth grade football will be coached by Pete Judge with Maurice Bulger. Basketball duties go to Bulger. Jim Wilkinson assists in basketball and cross country. Rene Jazar assists Walker in baseball. Track and cross country headed by Joe Plamondon with Roger Painchaud assisting. Marcel Faucher runs seventh and eighth grade baseball. Redmond handles high school weight lifting. Girls physical education director Elsie Studley and Kennebunkport’s Carolyn Doane coach junior high girls. Paul Stebbins gives up golf coaching to focus on principal duties.
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Owen-Davis tops Saco Hardware 5 2 in Little League clash
Ray Paquette pitched his best game of the season and Jim Stoddard drove in three runs as Owen-Davis defeated Saco Hardware 5 to 2. Boucouvalas Brothers hosts Bagley's at 6 while Ow en-Davis Western Auto game was postponed for the holiday.
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Papp Retains Euro Middleweight Title In Copenhagen
In Copenhagen Laszlo Papp of Hungary defeated Chris Christensen of Denmark by knockout to retain the European middleweight championship. The card also noted Takada of Japan defeating Oscar Reyes in Shizuoka. Additional sports follow on page 10.
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Biddeford Minor League game summary scores
Neault's Floors edges Vie's Appliance 8 to 1 in six innings as Millette 3 RBI and Petrin 2 lead the offense. Starting pitchers include Casavant taking the loss and Boucher earning the win with strong relief work for Neault's Floors.
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Major League Stars Batter Giants Bats Power Reds Triumph
Willie Smith of the Angels hit a grand slam in the ninth, adding two doubles and a single with two RBIs for a 10-6 win over Baltimore. Jim Maloney shut down the Cubs, allowing four hits in seven frames as the Reds posted a 7-0 victory.
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