Millette Throws No-Hitter As West Biddeford Defeats Kittery 3 0
West Biddeford pitcher Bill Millette no-hits Kittery in a 3 0 victory to advance in the District 4 Little League tournament. He fanned 14 with nine swings and five called strikes while walking six and uncorking three wild pitches. Millette stranded baserunners with clutch plays and finished with a strikeout to end the game.
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Red Sox end slump with 4-2 win over Rangers in Arlington
Interim manager Don Zimmer earns his first victory as Boston defeats Texas 4-2 behind rookie Rick Jones who won his fourth decision. Cecil Cooper drives in two runs with a squeeze bunt, Carl Yastrzemski adds an RBI, and Jones keyly stops a Texas rally with a Harrah runner-out play in the fourth inning. The win ends Boston’s five-game skid and gives the Red Sox their first 4-2 triumph of the season over Texas after eight prior losses.
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Swimmers Dominate Olympics As U S Leads Medal Tally
America’s men swim team dominates the early Olympic events with world records by John Hencken and Brian Goodell boosting the U S to the medal lead. Nadia Comaneci headlines gymnastics as she chases perfection amid Russian rivals. Basketball and fencing also produce notable results as the U S earns golds and faces Yugoslavia in upcoming events.
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Olympic TV Coverage Highlights Evening Broadcasts
Olympic TV coverage lists events including Swimming men 100 meter butterfly final and 900 meter relay, Women's 100 meter backstroke final, Women's 200 meter breaststroke final, Basketball United States men against Yugoslavia, and Gymnastics women individual all around competition with slots from 7 30 to 11 p m and 11 30 to 11 45 p m.
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Jones Domination Sends Phillies to Third Straight Shutout
Randy Jones pitched a four hit 3-0 shutout of the Philadelphia Phillies to move to 17-4 as he relied on a sinker to frustrate the Phillies across a 1 hour 32 minute game. The Mets Dodgers Cubs Expos Pirates also won their NL games while Fidrych impressed in Detroit’s 8-3 win over Minnesota.
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