Biddeford to Host New England Senior Little League Tournament
Biddeford will host the New England Senior Little League Tournament at St. Louis Alumni Field on August 1 and 2. The four team, single elimination event features Massachusetts vs Rhode Island opening at 1 PM and Connecticut vs the New Hampshire Maine playoff winner at 4 PM.
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Maremont Wins District 4 Title with Big First Inning
Maremont defeated East Biddeford 15-6 to claim its first District Four Little League championship at Decary Field. Jim Godbout led with four hits, eight RBIs, two home runs and two doubles, powering an 11 run first inning. Maremont will face Portland champion Baxter Boulevard at 1:30 in Portland for a state tournament berth.
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Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
The AP list covers American and National League batting leaders with stats for runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases. It names players such as Carew, Lynn, Munson, and R Jackson, plus pitchers with records like Torrez and Wise, and also includes league leaders in hits and strikeouts. The fragment closes with local high school baseball notes from East Biddeford and Maremont.
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Major League Standings and Weekend Schedule
Standings shown with teams in the East and West divisions. Detroit and Boston lead their divisions while rain caused a doubleheader postponement. Friday and Sunday games listed with matchups, pitchers, and records.
Smith Aces Hole Again at 187-Yard Second Hole
Jim Smith carded another hole-in-one on the 187 yard second hole at Biddeford-Saco Country Club. He achieved the feat in a foursome with Richard McIntyre Dr. C Roger Verrier and Bill Durfee using a five iron on Wednesday.
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Red Sox Planning Big Time In Bean Town
Boston aims for the East title as Rick Wise wins his sixth straight to improve to 13-6 and Carl Yastrzemski hails the club. Wise’s win over Minnesota fuels confidence ahead of a four game set with New York and a possible AL pennant tilt.
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Red Sox Surge Renew pressure on Yankees in AL East opener
Boston holds an eight game edge as Luis Tiant opposes Rudy May in Shea Stadium to start a four game set. Carl Yastrzemski praises Boston’s strength after a 6-2 win over Minnesota, while Chicago’s Downing and Baltimore’s rally produce late dramatics in the league standings.
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Do Or Die Weekend for Dodgers in Cincinnati Series
Dodgers manager Walter Alston calls for sweeping the Reds to stay in contention as Los Angeles trails Cincinnati by 12 ½ games. Steve Garvey emphasizes lifting the team with head to head wins while Cincinnati tops the Mets 2 1 and other scores include Braves over Phillies and Astros over Expos.
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Aluminum Bats Warned as Dangerous by U S Consumer Board
The U S Consumer Product Safety Commission warns that over five million aluminum baseball and softball bats sold in the last seven years may be dangerous if rubber grips are loose. One death and at least two serious injuries involve youngsters struck on the head as grips separate during swings. manufacturers listed include Easton Reynolds Wilson Hillerich Bradsby and others with trade names Easton Adirondack Wilson Louisville Slugger Reynolds and Worth.
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