McLain Sets Major League Strikeout Record In Tigers Comeback
Detroit's Denny McLain struck out 14 Boston hitters in 6 2 3 innings to set a major league single game relief strikeout record as the Tigers rallied from a 3-0 deficit for a 6-5 win over the Red Sox. Fred Gladding earned the victory with two innings of relief, while Willie Horton hit a decisive three run homer. McLain's 14 K performance gives him 66 strikeouts in 73 1 3 innings for the season.
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Baseball Briefs: Segui and Alou Spark Big Wins
Associated Press notes Kansas City pitcher Diego Segui threw a two hit shutout as the Athletics defeated the Los Angeles Angels 5-0. Felipe Alou of Milwaukee drove in six runs with two homers and a double to power the Braves to a 12-7 win over Philadelphia.
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First Quarter Title Contests Set At Arundel
Arundel hosts first quarter championships for Class A and Class B stock cars Friday at 8 PM at Arundel Speedway. Qualifying races set starting positions for 35 lap features. trophies awarded to division champions and top point scorers. Class A leader Dick Wolstenhulme has 190 points, Jim Landry 180, Ed West 171, Don MacLaren 151, Bently Warren 114. Class B leader Dick Edgerly leads with 218, Ray Leach 209, Buzzy Benson 198, Russ Nutting 157, Don Turner 133. A Class C race also scheduled for Friday.
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Baseball Standings and Tuesday Games Overview
American League standings show Minnesota leading with 35 wins and Chicago second with 34. Tuesday results include Baltimore 2 New York 1 in 10 innings and Cleveland 8 Washington 3. National League features Los Angeles and Milwaukee atop with 38 and 32 wins respectively.
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Downs At A Glance Tonight Racing Card Details Full Cast
The race card lists nine races with $650 claiming events and entries such as Fur, John's Finale, Seldomridge Royal Snooty Tejada Sandrama Wilson Loch Raven Sanchez Joyce Dear, and many more. Additional events include a $700 St Alv race and multiple six furlong claims featuring No Boy and other noted horses.
Jerry Giles Wins Roll-A-Way Handicap Rolloff Second Straight
Jerry Giles captured his second consecutive handicap rolloff at Roll-A-Way Lanes with a 618 total aided by an 8 and 5 pin handicap. John St Onge finished second with 608 and took the high single with 123 on his fourth string. Ray Sylvestre added 583 with 100 pins, Norman Danis 573 with 75 bonus pins. Tonight the ladies compete in their weekly handicap rolloff and eligible league averages may enter by 8 p.m.
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Sacramento racer tops opponent in indoor meet
Sacramento competitor Joey Olguin finishes with 135 percent in a meet, edging Tony Perez from Mexico City who posts 14042 in the event, as reported from Sacramento.
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Alou Brothers Power Braves In 12-7 Win Over Phillies
Felipe Alou drove in six runs with two homers and a single to lift the Braves 12-7 past Philadelphia. Matty Alou scored both runs in the Giants 2-1 win over the Dodgers, as Milwaukee trails Los Angeles by 22 games.
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Nicklaus Seeks Golf's First Grand Slam at Open
At Bellerive, Jack Nicklaus looms as the favorite for the U S Open as 150 players prep. The 7,191 yard course is cited as the toughest yet while rivals like Palmer Venturi Player Lema Casper Snead challenge the Ohio star. NBC coverage and sunny forecasts frame the week as crowds near 20,000 may attend final rounds. Art Wall withdraws with back injury, Ted Kroll replaces him.
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Downs Picks For Tonight
In the first race Joyce Dear Sandrama Mieleutte is favored. The second features Etta C Twin City and Push Me Down. Third offers Congo Sam If Any and Mary's Gift. Fourth includes Praetorius Orinoco and All Supreme. Fifth shows Jodphur Soldier Creek. Sixth lists Fiddling Star Admiral Lunsford Independent Miss. Seventh presents Beaulemar Duval Shanty Kid. Eighth includes Whitby Winter League Ole Rel. Ninth pairs Dark Tale Diavoco and Nite Club.
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Maeda Duval
Wilwyn Street
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Twin City
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Mary’s Gift
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All Supreme
Memorial Field Summer Recreation Opens This Week
Biddeford's youth recreation program at Memorial Field begins Thursday and Friday under Director Bob Cote. Boys ages eight to 13 may sign up for minor league baseball at 10 a.m. each day, with all participants included regardless of skill. Girls aged eight to 13 may join softball with 10 a.m. registrations on the same days.
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Duke Baseball Hails Scotty Glacken Football QB Turn
Scotty Glacken, Duke quarterback last fall, joins the Blue Devils as a catcher for the baseball team. He is a junior. Army hockey will be led next season by captain Larry Hansen of Lynn Massachusetts after netting 13 goals and 17 assists last season.
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Lewiston Maine Fights Back Over San Francisco Slur
A San Francisco sports column mocked Lewiston Maine as a “stinking city” after the Clay Liston bout. Local readers defend Lewiston noting its loyal Red Sox fans and strong sports spirit. The piece also covers Maine track meet results and the striped bass tournament with local clubs and awards.
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Rudkin Outpoints Asis in London Boxing Show
British lightweight Alan Rudkin, fighting at 119 pounds, defeated Ray Asis of the Philippines in a ten round points decision last night in London.
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