Phillies Split Squads Beat Pirates and Dragons in Spring Wins
The Philadelphia Phillies moved to 6-0 in spring training as they split into two teams and defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 7-5 and the Chunichi Dragons 12-1 at Clearwater. Steve Blass struggled with wildness to gift two Phillies runs, and Tony Taylor delivered a sac fly for the eventual winner. Outside games across the majors included Dodgers' win over Reds and Marichal signing with Los Angeles in a nominal deal. The Phillies also traded for pitcher Tom Hilgendorf from the Indians for rookie Nellie Garcia.
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Biddeford Girls Gymnasts Lose to Nobble at Steve White Gym
Biddeford girls fell 41.55 to 38.20 against Nobble at Steve White Gym. Lisa Sylvestre won vaulting with 6.0, Rachel Hebert led on uneven bars with first place 2.6, Sylvestre tied second and third 2.45, Boutin fourth 1.65. Sylvestre placed on balance beam third 3.8. In floor, Diane Croteau 3.85, Lee Ann McGonagle 3.65, Dienise Lamothe 3.55 led Biddeford. Referees Christine Michaud and Roxanne Mailman of Westbrook.
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Dodgers Sign Marichal As NL Pitcher Leader Joins Dodgers
VERO BEACH Florida Juan Marichal, the second leading active pitcher, signed with the Los Angeles Dodgers as a free agent. In hockey, Clarence Campbell announced Gerry Desjardins is eligible to play immediately for the Buffalo Sabres in the NHL.
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Miller Returns to Coral Open to Face Nicklaus and Trevino
Johnny Miller, rested after time off, headlines the Coral Open, a 150000 purse 72 hole event at Doral. Miller seeks his fourth win as he challenges rivals Jack Nicklaus and Lee Trevino, with U.S. Open legacy noted and recent Citrus Open form boosting confidence.
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Lewiston Raceway Race Card and Pace Results
The Lewiston Raceway program lists Pace races with top finishers and drivers across races Six to Nine, detailing horses like Tearaway Chip My Gal A Monterey Hanover and Benny Patrick Jolly Fair among others, along with speeds and jockeys such as W Miller B Pike D.W. Childs and G Knight. The card contains results for multiple races including Exacta Pac and Quintela Pace with prize money between 450 and 550 dollars and selections from drivers L Fitch A Tzikas T Fenno and more.
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Standings and results from multiple games across leagues
Standings show Washington 99 Atlanta 87 Boston 121 Chicago 115 OT Los Angeles 95 Detroit 94 Seattle 122 Houston 117 OT Golden State 107 Milwaukee. Wednesday games Phoenix vs Boston Hartford Portland at Philadelphia Houston at Washington. Thursday Portland at New York Los Angeles at Cleveland Milwaukee at Atlanta. Tuesday results include Boston 6 New York Rangers Detroit 4 New York Islanders 2 St Louis 3 Atlanta 0 Buffalo 2 Los Angeles 2 tie Kansas City 3 Vancouver 3 tie New York Islanders at New York Rangers Boston at Pittsburgh Minnesota at Atlanta St Louis at Chicago Montreal at Toronto Buffalo at California Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Detroit at Los Angeles. Tuesday New England 6 Winnipeg 2 Edmonton 5 Chicago 1 Toronto 7 Phoenix 4 Masnasota 6 San Diego 4 Baltimore at Cleveland Winnipeg at Quebec Minnesota at Vancouver Phoenix at New England Toronto at Indianapolis.
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Sports Matchups Listed for Front Page Card
The schedule lists seven games including Washington at New York and St Louis at Memphis along with Virginia at San Diego and Utah at Memphis among others. Notation suggests upcoming test matchups across multiple venues with team pairings.
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Biddeford Men’s Volleyball Week Shifts in League Standings
Five teams won all three matches as West Point Pepperell and Gerry’s Mobil battle for first with a 3 0 record each. Pepperell hammered Sports Den 15 3 15 7 15 3 while Gerry’s Mobil swept the Tradesmen 15 2 15 13 15 7. Standings show Gerry’s Mobil and Pepperell already atop the table with byes in playoffs. Rochambeau Club and Bouchers Electric vie for third.
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