Red Sox sweep doubleheader to close gap with Orioles
Boston erupts in a two night set, beating Baltimore 7-4 and 12-3 after losing the opener. Yaz belts his 26th homer in game one to break a tie, Smith adds a three run shot, and Mike Nagy seeks win versus Mike Cuellar as Boston trims the lead to 11½ games.
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Baltimore
Boston Red Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Red Sox
Mike Nagy
Mike Cuellar
Carl Yastrzemski
Reggie Smith
Dick Williams
Yastrzemski
Smith
Ray Culp
Boston
Paul Blair
Orioles
Marcelino Lopez
Dick Schofield
Rico Petrocelli
George Scott
Blair
Boog Powell
Yaz
Dalton Jones
Culp
Schofield
Pete Richert
Lyle
Powell
Jerry Giles Wins 658 Rolloff At 20th Cent Lanes
Jerry Giles topped seven bowlers at 20th Cent Lanes with a 658 handicap rolloff victory. Herve Paul was runner up with 593 pins aided by 45 bonus pins. Giles missed the bonus shot on a 1-7-10 split for a third straight week. Other scores included L. BeauLieu 590 R. Marcotte 586 J. Fleurent 583 S. Ledoux 562 and E. Jennison 543. The York contingent led the first game of the four-team playoffs at Kennedy School rear. Two more games are scheduled with Decary facing Saco in a river crossing match Saturday July 19 and a semi-final at West Biddeford on Wednesday July 23.
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20Th Cent Lanes
Franklin Street
B ‘Ord
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Giles
L. Beaulieu
R. Marcotte
J. Fleurent
S. Ledoux
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Kennedy School
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Decary
Saco
West Biddeford
Weesday
East Biddeford Hosts York In District 4 Showdown
East Biddeford will host York in District 4 action Monday evening at 5 30 p m as the league's tournament team eyes a strong turnout for the event.
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East Biddeford
York
East Bi
Boxing Results Roundup From International Shows
In Milan and Sao Paulo last night, junior welterweights fought to decision. Joao Henrique of Brazil outpointed Ed Perkins of Chicago while Dick DiVeronica and another opponent were stopped in separate bouts.
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Milan
Aay Ee Berae
Riffith
New York
Dick DiVeronica
Canastota
N.Y
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Joao’ ‘Henrique
Eddie Perkins
Chicago
First states admitted under his presidency
The article notes Alaska and Hawaii joined the Union during his administration. It mentions the world map of 1587 and a reference to Flemish cartographer Gerhardus. The piece cites the Newspaper Enterprise Association.
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Hawaii
Gerhardus Telenter
Erie Oles
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Downs at a Glance Racing Card Summary
Race card details list multiple horse races with names of horses jockeys and entry clubs across ten events. Notable entries include Secret River Thom Mr. Harry G No Ba Prescott's Beau Kelly Wall and more in various six to eleven furlong heats. The program shows first through tenth races with associated horses and riders.
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Thom
Harry G. No Ba Prescott
Kelly
Craycraft
McCracken
Naco
Craycraft Pac
Allen
Wall Ae
Shaffer Alpenhorn
Sage Hubert V
Shaffer
Yankee Living
McCracken City Owl
Russell Wilwyn Street
Gabriele Wee Andy
Asquarelli Baden - Baden
Santamaria
Trimground
Walker Cool Car
Paul M
Russell V. Sil
Struss
Tessalita
Baribault
Wilda Rogers
Prince Yastasto
No Boy
Sassy Man
Sullivan Oh Jeff
Anderson
Knowles Hermanitas Pine
Tobin Little Rouge
McCracken San Dom
Whis_ Jet
Parent Joe W. Handsome
Cadet
Walker
Col. Steed
Little Scrubb
Mr. F. H
Thompson el Gancho
Devils Hill
Puss N
Pasquarelli
Tuller
Scarborough Race Meet Results Highlight Nine Races
Daring and Three Feet Ahead led opening six furlongs winners with payouts of 8.80 and 9.20 respectively. Multiple pools reported, including a Quinela and Daily Double with finishes across seven more events, noting pulled up horses and scratched entries.
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Daring
Damzel
Gabriele
Tiperide
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Hill Roddy
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Silver Bean
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Phils Risk
Sal
Anderson
Raft Ahoy
Allan
Citacount
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Honey's Nag
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Stallite
Sage
Swap
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Teemier
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Walker
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Tele
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Shannon
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Big Jody
Knowles
Caniris
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Firey Buger
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Vo Inela
Guns Pale
Baseball Standings and Schedule for National League East and Beyond
National League East standings show Chicago leading with 53 wins and 3 games ahead, New York 67 wins, St. Louis 44, Philadelphia 38, Montreal 27, Atlanta 51. American League matchups list Montreal at New York, Philadelphia at Chicago, Pittsburgh at St. Louis, Cincinnati at Houston, Atlanta at San Diego, San Francisco at Los Angeles, with several 10 inning results.
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New York
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Phila
Phia
Montreal
Atlanta
Los Angeles
San Fran
Cincinnati
Houston
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Ryan
Wise
Jenkins
Ittsburgh
Blass
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Dierker
Stone
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Osteen
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Brock
Tolan
Kessinger
les—Tolan
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McCovey
L. May
H. Aaron
Bonds
Scerer
Gibson
Baseball leaders in batting and pitching from 1969 era
The list highlights top players by league in batting, runs, RBIs, and hits, with Carl Yastrzemski era figures, including Carew and Oliva for Minnesota, Blair for Baltimore, Bonds and Santo among others. Pitching leaders show McNally at 12 0 and Jenkins 14 3 with top strikeout totals.
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Carew
Minnesota
R. Smith
Boston
Blair
Baltimore
R. Jackson
Oakland
Killebrew
The
Powell
Oliva
Oaklane
F. Howard
Washington
Major League Stars Lead with Homer No. 26 and 27
Harmon Killebrew of the Twins hit his 26th and 27th home runs and a double driving in four runs as Minnesota defeated Seattle 9-3. Sam McDowell of the Indians allowed four hits and struck out six in Cleveland's 8-1 win over Detroit.
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Associated Press
Harmon Killebrew
Twins
Biddeford Youth Set To Make Pro Ring Debut
Local 170 pound Biddeford youth Terry Young gears up for his first pro bout Wednesday night at Central Theater Promoter Al Lampron backs the event. Young faces a Prince Edward Island fighter known as Young Canada in a six rounder as boxing returns to Biddeford with weekly shows starting July 16 at the Alfred Street theater. Darrell Desroche of Prince Edward Island meets Al Duarte of New Mass in the main event.
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Young
Canada
Biddeford
Aloe Boxing
Westbrook
New England
Alfred Street
Lampton
Jtown
Portland
Lampron
Aunnery
Darrell Desroche
Prince Edward Island
al Duarte
New Mass
Wee
Salem
N.H
Dope
Rockingham Park
Terry Dunlavy
Don Poggio
Montecasino
Awesome
Stoney
Cam
Liblerty Bell
Pennsylv
Oppedisano returns as freshman basketball coach at ICA
Springfield native Frank Oppedisano, co captain of ICA 1966 67 basketball, comes back to alma mater as its new freshman coach. He starred for the Yellow Jackets with a 19 6 senior record and won the President's Cup as the top athlete.
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Mass
Frank Oppedisano
Yellow Jackets
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