Ed Herrmann’s Tag Ends Oakland Tie in 14
A wild doubleheader sees Ed Herrmann struck by a foul ball and knocked out of the game as Oakland pushes past Minnesota 3-2 in 14 innings. Reggie Jackson’s baserunning misstep briefly stuns the crowd, but Ted Kubiak’s grounder leads to a force play and the A’s win. Major league results from both leagues follow, including White Sox and Orioles wins and Seattle’s doubleheader split.
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Women's Event Set At Local Lanes In Biddeford
The women's Twin City challengers bowling rolloff is set for tomorrow at 6 30 P M at 20th Century Lanes Franklin Street Biddeford The event aims to award the Twin City diadem to the top two bowlers Mrs Madeleine Adams and Mrs Lorraine Foss qualified in the first rolloff last month The second rolloff will decide two more qualifiers for the ladies crown with a final rolloff next Saturday six challengers will compete for the fall crown over a 10 game route and entries remain open until rolloff time
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Weather delays Red Sox-Yankees game in Boston rainout
A heavy rain halted Boston's game after a 4-0 Yankee lead due to Joe Pepitone's grand slam. The one hour and fourteen minute delay prompted rescheduling for a separate admission contest, while Nagy prepared to face New York again. Pepitone and Clarke hurt the most as the blast was wiped from the record. 30,000 fans endured the postponement.
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Surfers Meet At Wells For State Titles
The Second Maine Open Surfing Championships begin today in Wells under East Coast Surfing Association rules and run through tomorrow. Heats start at 7 30 a m each day with entry fees managed by Surfer Crow Surf Shop Ogunquit. Cont est chairman Steve Watson leads 3 A and 4 A divisions open with top finishers winning a free lobster dinner at Barnacle Billys. Notables attending include Mike Doyle Duke Kahnamoku contest winner, Don Hanson surfboard manufacturer, Warren Bolster Surf boards Australia, and Sam Gorto Don Surfboards, all 4 A class surfers from Florida.
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Don Marcotte Nets Second Handicap Victory at Century Lanes
Don Marcotte won a second consecutive handicap event at Century Lanes Biddeford rolling 624 and edging Lee Morin by one pin with Morin at 623 aided by 75 handicap pins Herve Paul placed third with 615 and 45 bonus pins Other scores included D Raybine 506 S Ledoux 571 J Fleurent 553 L LaCourse 547 C Martel 546 and M Letellier 528 next week s event set for rhythm Friday at 7 30
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Swift wins Mattapan Purse at Suffolk Downs by three lengths
Johnathan Swift defeated favored Grand Fashion by three lengths in the $4,400 Mattapan Purse at Suffolk Downs attended by 9,175 fans. Rome Express garnered a $2.60 payoff in the five furlong feature at Green Mountain Park in Pownal, Vermont, finishing in 1:03.
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Little League East and West clash in scattered listings
A dense schedule shows East Biddeford and West Point Pepperell leagues facing cities like St. Louis at New York and San Francisco at Atlanta with two games. later night matchups include Pittsburgh at Chicago and Los Angeles at Atlanta. The roster lists players such as Hebert, Libby, Bedard, Emond, Montpas, and Boucher, with varied results and multiple games reported Friday and Sunday across multiple venues including Boston, Chicago, California, and Detroit.
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Major League Leaders Associated Press Stats Summary
American leaders highlight Ca reer at bat totals and Rob inson in batting. Blair leads runs and hits for Baltimore while Robinson posts strong marks in Runs Batted In. Carew and Blair top doubles, McAuliffe and Hall pace triples, Jackson and Petrocelli lead home runs. Stolen bases show Harper and Campaneris atop. Pitching notes include McNally and Lolich with top records, while Culp and McDowell claim strikeout totals. National League leaders show Alou and Covey atop batting and runs, Banks and McCovey lead RBIs, M Alou and Tolan excel in hits, and Brock and Wills shine in steals alongside top pitchers Holtzman and Stone.
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Mike Andrews Placed Hand In Cast For Several Days
Boston AP reports Red Sox second baseman Mike Andrews, sidelined since a May 30 pitch to the right hand, will wear a cast for several days. X-rays show no fracture but pain prevents swinging.
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Major League Stars Shine in Seattle and Chicago Wins
Tommy Davis and Pi Lots each delivered three singles and two doubles as Seattle split a doubleheader with the Chicago White Sox. Paul Edmondson of the White Sox pitched a two hitter in his major league debut as Chicago defeated California 9 to 1.
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Little Big League Play To Start In Biddeford
Biddeford officials set a summer Little Big League schedule at Memorial Field with games from June 23 through July 31 featuring Giants Mets Red Sox Indians and more. Rosters include captains Mike Madoré Ray Montambeau Jere Crowley Charles Voccia and others, with girls softball and Minor League rosters announced and play times on weekdays and weekends.
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Boxing results from Berlin Milan and San Antonio card
Fights last night report three outcomes. Oscar Bonavena stopped Wilhelm de Homburg in Berlin. Carmelo Bossi outpointed Edwin Ack in Milan. Genaro Soto and Chango Carmona fought to a draw in San Antonio.
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Baseball Stat Snippet From 1960s Box Score
The brief lines list team records and strikeouts. Baldschun of Atlanta and San Diego posted 6-1 records with .857, Singer of Los Angeles tallied 116 strikeouts, Gibson of St. Louis 112.
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Arizona State Wins NCAA Baseball Title Over Tulsa
Arizona State captured its third NCAA baseball championship in five years by routing Tulsa 10-1 in Omaha. Sun Devils exploded early, tagging starter Steve Rogers for 10 hits and 10 runs through six innings, with key blasts from Billy Cotton and John Dolinsek.
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Team Uses Daily Practice to Spark Tournament Start
The coach and players describe a slow tournament start then daily practice and wind sprints that boosted energy and performance. The reflection highlights effort, improvement, and renewed motivation as competition continued.
Red Sox Sign Miller and Signings Pace Early Draft
The Red Sox rapidly inked Rick Miller after he led Michigan State in batting, joining Pittsfield in Class A Eastern League duties. The club has signed seven of its regular draft choices and top three of the secondary picks as a busy signing spree continues. Forevers First driven by Art Wilsey Jr. won the feature race at Hinsdale Raceway, pacing the mile in 2:06.4.
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We Go Anywhere In York County Fast Low Cost Service
A York County based service promises rapid, affordable transportation or delivery options. It emphasizes versatile reach across the county with low pricing and quick response times for residents and businesses seeking prompt transport or errand service.
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Biddeford Pool Co Swims Up Display Pool Offer
An advertisement from Biddeford Pool Co listing above ground and in ground swimming pools, chemicals, accessories, complete pool service, and a display pool with contact details at Lid Street Biddeford Pool plus telephone number 282 3558.
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