East Biddeford Dominates Saco 8-3 in LL Playoffs
East Biddeford built a 5-0 lead as Saco pitcher Ken Fogg faltered, then held on for an 8-3 semifinal win in District 4 Little League action. Dan Labonte struck out 12 as East Biddeford advances to the District 4 final at West Biddeford with Sanford or West Biddeford awaiting Wednesday night.
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Saco
Billy Giroux
Tom Gallant
Sec
Somersworth Eliminates Biddeford In Junior Baseball
SOUTH PORTLAND The Somersworth-Berwick Senior Division II team used a six run sixth inning to defeat Biddeford 9-2 at Mahoney Junior High field. After a 2-2 tie, Kevin Brunelle started the rally with an error, then Jeff Fournier and Charlie Favolise drove in runs, Ken Phinney cleared the bases with a two run double, Brian Hodsdon added a three bagger, and Roger Croteau and an error produced two more. Biddeford tied the game in the second before Somersworth pulled ahead again in the second on a walk, fielder’s choice and a hit by winning pitcher John Warburton.
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Saco
Labonte
Scott Gardner
Royal Fournier
Gardner
Bob Plummer
East Biddeford
Francis Levesque
Mike Fecteau
Jay Jezar
Kenny Fogg
South Portland
Somersworth-Berwick
Biddeford
Mahoney
Somer ‘Sworth
Kevin Brunelle
Jeff Fournier
Charlie Favolise
Ken Phinney
Brian Hodsdon
Roger Croteau
Somersworth
Croteau
Mike Gobeil
Richard R. Chevalier
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Dube
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Fontaine
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Fournier
So Dagan
Gibson Reluctant Starter in 43rd All Star Game
The 43rd All Star Game pits Bob Gibson of the St. Louis Cardinals against Jim Palmer of the Baltimore Orioles at Atlanta Stadium with Gibson voicing reluctance to start. NL manager Danny Murtaugh backs Gibson as starter as Hank Aaron, Johnny Bench, and Willie Stargell headline a power NL lineup while Osw: Shea.
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Bob Gibson
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Jim Palmer
Atlanta Stadium
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Usu
Ear W Waver
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Weaver
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Pittsburgh
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Bob
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Steve Carlton
Don Sutton
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Johnny Bench
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Hank Aaron
Atlanta Braves
Aaron
All Star Game Lineups Forged by American League
Atlanta AP: Tuesday night All Star baseball lineup features Carew Morgan and Murcer in the infield and Clemente Aaron and Yastrzemski in the outfield. Bench Robinson and Grich set the infield with May catching. Gibson to pitch.
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Rf Allen
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Nance Traded to Eagles After Patriots Conga Run
Patriots fullback Jim Nance leaves New England to join the Philadelphia Eagles in a trade arranged by GM Upton Bell. Nance, 29, took a pay cut to move and will compete for 20 to 25 carries per game in Reading camp, aiming to regain his thousand yard potential.
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Trotters And Pacers First Race at Burbank Fairgrounds
Racing card shows multiple harness events with horses and drivers listed for nine races in Burbank California. Includes tote quotes, winners, and payoffs across Trot and Pace events with drivers such as A Davignon S Hamilton and D Carlisle Jr. Also notes a golf pro stroke accident and race results from the day's meet.
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Anthony Frisco
S. Hamilton
Sweet Sally D
D. Carlisle Jr
Dean Galophone
S. Farrell
Carodil
FA Smith
Belle Melody
R. Smith
the Logger
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W. Colby
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P. Blood
Jeans Faith
Kings Razzle
el. Tracy
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Mike Rosecroft
Ri. McDaniel
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Counsels Admiral
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Meadow Molly
H. Coleman
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Sassafras
N. Watson
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L. Tauber
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Friedas Freight
D. Richards
Moko Scott
L. Fitch
Playboy P. Blood
Fine Print
Media Boy
D. Poulin
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Direct Pride
Hakoah Joe
Greenacres Go
Sam Ovelmo
R. Wing Jr
Decualion
Black Titan
R. Dagan
Nancy Jill
Pilot Man
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Clayhaven Cleo
L. Picketttt
T Steppy
Pmo K. Stewart
Justly Wood
R. Rose
Jaffe
Chockoyette Mingo
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P. G. Scooter Lee
T. Harris
Burns
Jimmy Bond
R. Wing, Jr
Keeneland Yearlings Sell For High Prices Amid Record Prospects
Keeneland's summer sale saw 164 horses bring 6.1 million dollars as eight yearlings hit six figures. European buyers and international interest push toward new records in total price and average per horse, with top bids reaching 127000 for a Majestic Prince progeny and 125000 for another from Leslie Combs II.
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Lexington
Keeneland
Lagent
Bernard van Cutsem
Neware
England
Majestic Prince
Leslie Combs II
Patriots Cut Nine Players After Intrasquad Scrimmage
The New England Patriots released nine players reducing the roster to 76. Among the cuts were Eric Crabtree wide receiver from Pittsburgh and Roland Moss tight end from the University of Toledo. Others include Henri Adolfi Amherst College linebacker Randy Beverly Colorado quarterback Gary Christensen Tulsa tackle Dennis Coleman Ole Miss linebacker Joe Leslie Dartmouth Mike Mikolunas Davidson running back Jerry Murtaugh Nebraska.
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Amherst
Mass
New England Patriots
National Football League
Eric Crabtree
Pittsburgh
Roland Moss
University of Toledo
Crabtree
Moss
Henri Adolfi
Amherst College
Randy Beverly
University of Colorado
Gary Christensen
Tulsa
Dennis Coleman
University of Mississippi
Joe Leslie
Dartmouth
Mike Mikolaunas
Davidson
Jerry Murtaugh
Nebraska
Jockey Jennie Maxwell Wins Twice at Liberty Bell
The 19 year old jockey Jennie Maxwell rode to victory on two horses at Liberty Bell race track in Philadelphia. One winner was owned by her father trainer Pete Maxwell and the other by her uncle A D Maxwell whose Roulette Boy headed the field later in the card.
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Jennie Maxwell
Liberty Bell Race Track
Pete Maxwell
Mary Maxine
Heruncle
A.D. Maxwell
Major League Leaders Summary
The Associated Press lists AL batting leaders with Scheinblum and Piniella among top averages. Rudi leads runs and hits, with Jackson and Allen close in key categories. Pitching leaders include Kaat and Lolich with low ERAs. in NL, Htn and Williams top hitting, Bonds leads home runs, Brock and Cedeno pace steals, and Marshall tops wins with a sub-2.00 ERA.
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Min
Ine
Odom
Lolich
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U S Davis Cup Team Tops Chile in Zone Finals. Spain Next
The United States defeated Chile 5 0 in the American Zone final as the team heads for Barcelona to face Czechoslovakia in the upcoming interzone series. The U S squad, dominating the match, aims to defend its 1968 title after a one year lapse. In Atlanta, LPGA star Janie Blalock leads the money list with 39548, ahead of Kathy Whitworth and Carol Mann.
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Santiago
Chile
U.S
Spain
Seti Aha
Barcelona
Czechoslovakia
Rumania
Australia
Atlanta
Janie Blalock
Portsmouth
N.H
LPGA
Miss Blalock
Kathy Whitworth
Carol Mann
Kath Ahern
Junior and Senior Basketball League Schedules Listed
The article lists junior league games from July 31 to August 18 with matchups such as Bullets vs Celtics Knicks vs Bucks and Celtics vs Knicks. It also outlines senior league games from July 31 to August 17 featuring Falcons Tigers Squirrels Rats Bombers Muskrats and other matchups amid an upcoming playoff week.
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Bucks
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Bombers
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