Red Sox Back In Title Picture After Lee Shuts Out Twins
Boston ace Bill Lee, nicknamed Spaceship, improved to 11-3 with a seven hit shutout of Minnesota as the Red Sox moved one game behind New York in the AL East. Orlando Cepeda and Rico Petrocelli sparked the offense with three hits each, while Minnesota’s Tony Oliva had three hits. The Twins, plagued by double plays, dropped to three games behind Oakland in the West.
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King hits pinch slam as Reds top Expos in 11-6, 25 walks
Hal King belted a pinch-hit grand slam and sparked a seven-run uprising to lift Cincinnati to an 11-6 victory over the Montreal Expos at Jarry Park. A league-record 25 walks were issued by 10 pitchers, surpassing NL mark. Clay Carroll earned the save as Cincinnati extended its win streak to five and ninth in 10.
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Scheinblum’s misplays fuel Orioles win over Angels
In Baltimore Richie Scheinblum booted three balls and drew mixed reviews as the Angels dropped a 5-3 decision. Frank Robinson also misplayed a base opportunity, while other AL results tightened division races. Nearby, Jane Block and Sandra Palmer lead women’s pro golf entries for Oyster Harbors event in Hyannis with proceeds aiding Cape Cod Hospital.
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Scarborough Downs Pimps and Pacers Racing Card
Thorough note of multiple trotting and pacing races at Scarborough Downs with 9 races listed, detailing horse names, drivers, and purses. Includes first race post time, scratches, results hints, payouts, and attendance. Strong entities include Scarborough Downs, Elsie Byrd, Molly McKlye, Fine Line, High Street Ginny, and many others across eight race days.
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Scarborough Downs adds daily double and exactas schedule
The Maine State Harness Racing Commission approves Scarborough Downs adding a second Daily Double for races six and seven and two additional Exactas for races eight and nine replacing Quintelas. The fifth race will offer win place and show only. The plan, based on past betting patterns, aims to please patrons and aligns with national averages. The new schedule takes effect Wednesday.
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Bates named Navy sports information chief replacing Thalman
Annapolis Maryland AP Bates sports information director at Lafayette College since 1967 will take the same post at the U S Naval Academy. He replaces L Budd Thalman who leaves to join the Buffalo Bills NFL as sports information director. Bates 35 a Notre Dame graduate from Meadville Pennsylvania previously handled sports and public relations at Gannon College before Lafayette.
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Had Fails To Live Up To Rookie Label In Fullerton
Fullerton California AP reports John Had! says he feels like a rookie though he is an 11 year veteran. The piece notes his unexpected approach and contrasts his veteran status with his perceived freshness.
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Pro Football Flags Hadl Joins Rams in Rookie Mood
In a Rams camp, John Hadl, after 11 years with the Chargers, asserts rookie energy while leading the offense under coach Chuck Knox. Rams traded Roman Gabriel to Philadelphia, Hadl praised as a winner, amid other offseason moves across NFL clubs.
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Kenyan star wins 3000m in Copenhagen meet
Ben Jipchoge of Kenya dominates the international track event in Copenhagen finishing the 3000 meters in 7 55. Valentina Nikolova of Moscow claimed the women's foil title at the World Fencing Championships in Goteborg Sweden.
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