Maine Beats Washington State Stays Alive in World Series
UMaine tops Washington State 6-3 in Omaha to keep pace in the 30th College World Series. Jack Leggett and John Dumont drive in two runs each while Steve Conley and Barry LaCasse limit WS U to six hits as Maine advances in the elimination round. Coach John Winkin lauds the upset as Eastern teams push deeper than in recent years. Arizona State and Eastern Michigan also win to stay unbeaten.
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Wise Throws One Hitter As Red Sox Top Twins 5-0
Rick Wise, 30, slams Minnesota with a one hiter through nine innings, driving Boston to a 5-0 win over the Twins for their third straight victory. Carl Yastrzemski and Jim Rice spark two runs in the second, with Cecil Cooper and Fred Lynn driving in runs in the fifth as Boston tightens AL East race with New York. Rod Carew steals his 28th base as Minnesota loses its third in a row and slips below .500.
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Buffalo Braves Move to Florida Inches Toward Approval
Hyannis Massachusetts AP report says the Buffalo Braves likely will relocate to Florida for 1976 77 and play in a new 15 000 seat Sportatorium after a pending sale to Irving Cowan. Antitrust suit threats from Buffalo counsel Foschio accompany the move as NBA Board of Governors prepares to vote.
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Aaron blasts homer 748 in Brewers victory over Angels
Aaron belted his 748th career homer off Frank Tanana as Milwaukee routed the California Angels 8-2. Don Money and Gary Sutherland also homered, and Tanana gave up nine hits and eight runs before relief in the seventh. Tanana struck out 10 but failed to slow the Brewers’ rally in a game highlighted by Aaron’s late-roundhouse shot.
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BU Leads New England In Women’s Athletic Scholarships
Boston University moves to award 45 thousand dollars annually to women in six varsity sports starting next year, with a plan to reach 135 thousand over four years. Athletic director John Simpson cites recruitment limits under ATAW and notes BU has upgraded facilities while awaiting eligible applicants.
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