Tim Foli’s Fiery Promise With Montreal Expos
NEA profile of Tim Foli, 21, Montreal Expos shortstop, famed for extreme temper and drive. Details past outbursts with Mets, trade, manager praise, and family pressure shaping a high strung young star facing big league scrutiny.
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Trotters And Pacers Cumberland Raceway Entries Post Time
Cumberland Raceway schedules 9 trotting and pacing races with multiple entries per event. Notable names include Sulky Steeve and Windy Mills in early races, plus a Bowdoin College athletics appointment noted at story end.
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Timely Indian Hitting Defeats Boston Red Sox
Cleveland defeats Boston 7 to 3 as Ray Culp limits them to two hits through five innings. Craig Nettles and Ron Lolich drive in runs while Frank Duffy and others add support. Boston rallies with Yastrzemski and Petrocelli scoring but fall behind in the sixth.
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Pitzer Wins Quebec Open After Umbrella Incident
Greg Pitzer of Los Angeles parred in 66 to win the $16,000 Quebec Open Golf Championship with a 54 hole total of 208. Phil Giroux of Montreal finished second at 213 and Jay Dolan of Leicester, Mass. was third at 215 after each shot 70.
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Harness Driver Keith Waples Debuts at Age 12
Keith Waples began his harness racing career at a Canadian fair when he was 12 years old. He later rose to prominence in the sport, becoming a notable figure in harness racing history.
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Biddeford Youth Hockey Opens Season in Portland
Biddeford's eight to thirteen year old squad starts the season at Riverside Ice Arena in Portland tonight at 6 30 PM meeting a Westbrook team. The roster features David Norman Billy Thompson Russ Gagne David Paquette Don Roy Jim Black Gerry Lajoie Jim Dubois Steve Fleurant John Conley Victor Bertrand David Plante Brian Plante Carl Dallaire Mark Dallaire John Ross Steven Lebbe Henry Heneault Al Nolette Mike Nolette Danny a and Jim Proven cher.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Roundup From Major Leagues
American League and National League standings show tight races led by Detroit and Pittsburgh with recent results from games across multiple parks. Tuesday and Wednesday matchups feature key divisional clashes, with Milwaukee Baltimore Cleveland and New York among the notable teams in action.
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Major League Leaders Batting and Runs Batted In
Key leaders include Rudi Oak hitting .333 with 15 home runs and 40 RBIs by C May of Chi. Benches, 56 RBIs by Bench, and Bonds 47 RBIs for SF. Piniella KC leads doubles with 15. Stolen bases include Tex 20 and Kelly 19. Pitcher stats show Kaat 9 2 8 and Lolich 107 strikeouts.
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Rookie Slayback Hurls Tigers to Lead in No-Hitter Bid
Detroit recalls Bill Slayback who pitched seven hitless innings against the Yankees before needing ninth inning help in a 4 3 victory. Johnny Callison broke the bid with a leadoff single in the eighth, while Slayback missed a no hitter two outs from a perfect debut. The win puts Detroit one game ahead of Baltimore in the AL East. The Associated Press reported another slate of AL scores from Milwaukee, Cleveland, Minnesota, Kansas City, and Oakland.
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Baseball Standings and Highlights From League Leaders
Maddox of San Francisco leads in triples with Brock of St Louis and Cardenal of Chicago each at five. Bench and Kingman highlight home runs for Cin and SF with 16 total. Morgan and Brock pace stolen bases, while pitching winners Blass and J Ray posted strong records. Carlton and Seaver top strikeouts in the season race.
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Lady Umpire Bernice Gera to speak at conference
Bernice Gera 40 from Jackson Heights plans a news conference Wednesday near her home after a landmark debut as baseball’s first female umpire. She called Auburn runner safe then out on the same play and ejected Auburn manager Nolan Campbell in Geneva. She resigned after the game, wearing her uniform as she left.
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Aparicio sidelined for three weeks with hand injury
Boston shortstop Luis Aparicio will miss at least three weeks after dislocating a middle knuckle in his left ring finger sliding into second base against Milwaukee. He’s in a splint with no surgery planned, and Juan Beniquez is recalled to replace him.
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Duran Wins Lightweight Title In Controversial Bout
Roberto Duran defeated Ken Buchanan to claim the lightweight crown at Madison Square Garden after Buchanan collapsed from an apparent low blow following the 13th round. Duran, a 21 year old from Panama, earned his 25th knockout in 29 starts as officials ruled Buchanan unfit to continue.
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Veteran Rowing Coach Returns Home to Henley
Ernie Arlett, master boat-builder and veteran coach, returns to Henley on Thames as head coach for Northeastern University's heavyweight eight. He recalls his birth in 1912 during a royal regatta and notes this eight is the best he has coached while predicting tough competition from the Soviet Union crew and top U.S. rivals.
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Torre Slumps? Slugger Torres Home Run Sparks Slugging Night
Joe Torre homered off Balor Moore as St. Louis Cardinals beat Montreal 4 3. Bob Gibson stretched his win streak to six, Lou Brock drove in the decisive run, while the Mets, Cubs, Reds, Astros and Giants won others in a busy big league night.
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Bob Marcotte Wins Weekly Lane Rolloff
Bob Marcotte won the 13th men’s weekly handicap rolloff at 20th Century Lanes, edging Syl Ledoux 629 to 626 and securing the high single with a 130. He paired the win with the ongoing “one seven ten” jackpot miss. Next event is this Friday at 7 30. Other scores: O Dusseault 619 H Paul 596 R Mon tembeau 558 J Agreste 524.
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Brown University Class Awards Go To Arnie Berman And Bob Kimura
Brown University honors Arnie Berman of the basketball team and Bob Kimura, coxswain, with the Class of 1970 Award. In other news, Minnesota Twins place outfielder Tony Oliva on the disabled list for knee surgery after a prior operation last September. Oliva had returned this month and batted .321 in 10 games before limping from cartilage fragments.
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