Sanford Captures District 4 Little League Title
Stout pitching by Tim Martel of Sanford edges East Biddeford 4 3 after a rain delay. Martel fanned 13 with a mix of curve screwball and fastball as Sanford used two unearned runs, and Fecteau limited Sanford to two hits in five innings. Sanford advances to face Portland Little League One at Payson Park in Portland at 5 30 PM.
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Dick Charles
Tim Martel
Sanford
East Biddeford
West Biddeford
Martel
Mike Fecteau
Fecteau
Jay Jezar
Jezar
Ken Crepeau
Billy Cockburn
Andy Adams
Marc Collette
Cockburn
Adams
Terry L’heureux
Tony Perkins
Don L’heureux
Dan Labonte
Terry L'Heureux
L’heureux
Jim Reay
Wayne Fortier
East
Biddeford
Grondin
Perkins
Reny
Gadbois
P Jezar
Cf Bonte
Ss Repeau
Rf Potvin
C Cote
Staples
Levesque
Lajeusenne
P Collette
E Collette
Labonte
T L’heureux
C. L’heureux
RBI
Crepeau
P Martel
Levesque Martel
PBC
Kang
Thompson
U_ Faucher
Martin
T Adams
Colombe
Giroux
T. L'Heureux
Ladies Tri-City Golf Tournament Sees Co-Chairwomen Named
The Tri-City Golf Committee named Mrs Joseph Kenneally and Miss Barbara McAllister as co chairs for the Ladies Golf Tournament to run with the Fourth Annual Tri City event. Ladies play Aug 19 or 20 at Biddeford Saco CC. Entry is 3 dollars. Junior golfers also compete Aug 19 20 and 26 with no entry fee and prizes.
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Tri-City
Joseph Kenneally
Barbara McAllister
Biddeford-Saco
Kenneally
McAllister
Dutch Elm Golf Club
Old Orchard Beach Country Club
Biddeford-Saco Country Club
Bob Moody
Saco’s
Maine
Palmer Nicklaus Team Domination Ends at Laurel Valley
Kermit Zarley and Babe Hiskey broke the Palmer Nicklaus run to win the PGA National Team Championship at Laurel Valley. The duo posted 66 in the final round to finish 22 under par 262, with Johnny Miller and Grier Jones chasing at 265. Gibby Gilbert and Lanny Wadkins were third at 266, while Tommy Aaron and Charles Coody stood fourth at 267. Hiskey and Zarley split $40,000 of the $200,000 purse amid a long road to a breakthrough victory.
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Ligonier
Kermit Zarley
Babe Hiskey
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Professional Golfers Association
Zarley
University of Houston
Laurel Valley Golf Club
Palmer
Nicklaus
Ack Lewis
Hiskey
Johnny Miller
Grier
Jones
Gibby Gilbert
Lanny Wadkins
Tommy Aaron
Charles Coody
Hickey
Beech Ridge Speedway Feature Winners Listed
Beech Ridge Speedway saw Homer Drew Raymond in Class A Phil Libby Buxton in Class B and Charlie Small Yarmouth in Class C taking 25 lap feature wins Saturday night Drew led from lap 16 in A Libby jumped to the front by lap four and outlasted Drew in a 16 lap duel Small overcame five restarts and fog to beat Ray Janson in C Also listed were heats and top finishers from each class and the night’s overall winners
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Scarborough
Homer Drew
Raymond
Phil Libby
Buxton
Charlie Small
Yarmouth
Beech Ridge Speedway
Drew
Libby
Small
Ray Janson
Biddeford
Ray Leach
Ndel
Dick Wolstenhulme
H Am
George Babb
Butch Prout
Jim Higgins
Kittery
Dave Gutter
Sotens
Pete Peterson
Downs At A Glance Scarborugh Downs Entries Post Time
A full list of races at Scarborough Downs with entries for nine races on Sunday afternoon. Includes post times 7:45 and 1:47, race distances from 5 to 6 furlongs, purses around 1000 dollars, and results with winners and payouts for multiple cards. Also notes scratches and daily handle totals.
Race Results From Saturday Night Open Dashes and Sprints
Six furlongs results show Wenersickle winning with payouts of 3.40 3.20 while Desert Wind paid 5.60 5.40 and Little Thought 11.40. Second race lists Subset 6.20 3.60 3.20 and Pam's Princess 3.20 2.60 3 with Time 1 1:08.1. Daily Double paid 11. Cobham led with 9.20 5.00 4.20 and Desert Bird 8.40 5.80 3. Liberty Lark 13.60 followed. Fifth race over 542 furlongs shows Elbee 11.20 4.80 3.20 and Apple 5.40 3.20 3 with Creeping Bear 3.20 and Time 1:09.
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Ki Michi Luck
Vilo
McLuck
Stepping Holly
Lingspar Belle
Tootow
Storm D'Or
Yemen
Nadir B
Barocco Beau
Huddy
Meredrum
Misty White
Olgea
Mr. Woodbine
Silvertail
Satin Bowl
Lara T
Go Big
Pixie Lee
George M.L
Tigua
Quintela
Watch Me Ann
Frosty John
Diet
Fleet Holiday
Ember Blaze
Hagerman
Combustion Hill
Slipton
Vango
Lady Hyperion
Festive Boy
Miss Bicentinal
Dollar Moore
Behaving Son
Dalhart Boy
Colfax Lark
Lois Playboy
Enchanter
Sir Jac
Halandri
Shot's
Dogetan
Dock Master
Pan Corse
My Dear Plum
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Spy Dita
Sera
Intercept
Misty Fog
Baby Reneee
Felon
Bar Gossip
Tazon
Entregent
Perfecta
Rocky Voice
Lupe M
Schumacher
Ole Buck Green
Treasure Man
Tony
Wham
Little Thought
Miss Flossie
Roundly
Mein Liebhaber
Miss Jacqueline
Enlightment
Charlton
Tee
Subset
Pam
Good Hope
War Requiem
Nail Away
Luke's Regal
Mama
Rhonda’s Choice
Cobham
Desert Bird
Liberty Lark
Dunluce
Elbee
Apple
Creeping Bear
Stoney Saint
Colleoni Red
Risky
River Chic
Gordy Coleman Elected Reds Hall of Fame Member
Gordy Coleman, eight season first baseman and former head of the Reds speakers bureau, was elected the 37th Reds Hall of Fame member by Reds fans at Riverfront Stadium. Coleman joined the team in 1959 from the Cleveland Blues and played eight seasons with a .273 lifetime batting average.
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Cincinnati
Gordy Coleman
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Riverfront Stadium
Coleman
Cleveland Swans
Pirates Rally Past Phillies as Hebner Hits Three Run Shot
The Pittsburgh Pirates erased a 1-0 deficit in the eighth inning and beat Philadelphia 7-1 behind Richie Hebner's tie breaking three run homer. Gene Clines, Al Oliver, and Vic Cavaiillo contributed key hits as Pittsburgh extended its NL East lead.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Diego Padres
Pirates
Philadelphia
New York Mets
Montreal
Richie Hebner
Padres
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Houston
Reds
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Bruce Kison
Barry Lersch
Phillies
Greg Nuzinski
Willie Montanez
Gene Clines
al Oliver
Dick Selma
Lersch
Manny Sanguillen
Hebner
Bucs
Selma
Gene Alley
Clines
Dave Cash
Vic Cavaiillo
San Diego
Derrek Thomas
Dave Roberts
Sin
Leonard Wins Scheafer 500 at Pocono in late finish
Joe Leonard, a San Jose grandfather, claimed the Scheafer 500 at Pocono International Raceway after a lagging scoreboard confusion. Roger McCluskey of Tucson won the Pennsylvania 500 stock car race, earning $10,000, while Rutherford ended second and Unser third after penalties and rechecks.
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MT. Pocono
Joe Leonard
San Jose
Calif
Roger McCluskey
Tucson
Ariz
Pennsylvania
McCluskey
Leonard
Pocono International Raceway
Butch Hartman
North Zanesville
Ohio
United States
Auto Club
Parnelli Jones
Johnny Rutherford
Ft. Worth
Tex
Rutherford
Indianapolis
Sam Hanks
Jimmy Caruthers
Anaheim
Utherford
al Unser
Unser
Proven Tune Wins Rockingham Park Feature
Salem New Hampshire AP Proven Tune with a $3.80 payoff won the Saturday three quarter mile feature at Rockingham Park.
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Salem
N.H
Rockingham Park
Bantamweight Title Won By Marvel Pinder
Enri que Marvel Pinder of Panama won the world bantamweight title with a 15 round decision over Rafael Herrera of Mexico. Pinder said he was hurt in the ninth round but recovered to secure the championship amid a strong Mexican challenge. Pinder's record moved to 35 4 1 while Herrera stood at 37 5 2 with purse details noted.
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Panama
Enrique
Marvel” Pinder
Rafael Herrera
Mexico
Pinder
Herrera
Frisky Rhythm Wins Bay State Mile Pace
Foxboro racing report notes Mr. Frisky Rhythm with Ken Heeney aboard won the $36,000 featured mile pace on Sunday night at Bay State Race. He earned $17.20 in winnings.
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Foxboro
Mass
Mr. Frisky Rhythm
Ken Heeney
Bay State
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