Bases-Filled Walk Wins For Trojans
Thornton Academy rallied from a two run deficit in the ninth and 11th innings to beat Portland 9-8 at Saco field. John Cote pitched 11 innings for TA winning in his first varsity start, while Al Cook drew the bases loaded walk for the winner.
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al Cook
Thornton Academy
Portland
Saco Field
Thornton
Jackie Morrison
Verrier
Firs
Dave Reed
John Tomschick
Jon Mistos
Mike Dorais
Leon Paquin
Edson Hadlock
Tomschick
Dana Nutes
Paquin
Center Feld
Dorais
Hadlock
Ralph Neff
Neff
Curran
Carl Hendrix
Trojans
Mike Verrier
Mistos
Hendrix
Pete Clare
Tony Vitola
John Cote
Kevin Martin
Cote
Boudreau
Larochelle
Pfa
Cook
Locke
Paquette
Morrison
Rh Curran
P. Olore
Reed
Vitola
Martin
J. Olore
Grimaldi
Olore
POA
Rbi Hendrix
Cheverus Rallies To 6 3 Telegram League Win Over Biddeford
Tom Carland powered Cheverus High School to a 6 3 Telegram League victory at St Louis Alumni Field over Biddeford. The Stags used a three run fifth inning including Carland’s three run homer to pull away after Biddeford took an early lead. Lemieux homered later as Cheverus stretched its lead while Biddeford left 10 men on base and could not overcome the early deficit.
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Cheverus High School
Tom Carland
Biddeford
St. Louis Alumni Field
Tigers
Mike Labonte
Jere Crowley
Labonte
Cheverus
Leo Clark
Joe N&sche
Rick Rossignol
Clark
Donahue
John Lemieux
Carland
Crowley
Bernier Forcier
Steve Whelan
Whelan
Dennis Salvas
Gerry Berthiaume
Norm Sylvestre
Lemieux
Lakers Narrowly Beat Knicks In Game One Thriller
In a tense playoff opener at the Forum, the Lakers held a 93 73 edge late in the third but the Knicks rallied to lose 115 112. Wilt Chamberlain dominated the boards with 20 rebounds while Dave DeBusschere led New York with 25 points as Jerry West fouled out late.
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LOS Angeles
Bill Sharman
Los Angeles Lakers
New York Knicks
Lakers
Forum
Knicks
Sharman
Wilt Chamberlain
Dave DeBusschere
Bill Bradley
DeBusschere
Jerry West
Gail Goodrich
West
Goodrich
Jim MacMillian
Chamberlain
Derby Expected To Be Fast With Speed Horses Leading Field
Kentucky Derby forecasts center on fast runners such as Shecky Greene and Royal and Regal with Secretariat and Sham among strong finishers. Track record 2:00 for 1 1/4 miles stands as Northern Dancer’s mark in 1964 while post time is 5:40 p.m. EDT with TV and radio coverage.
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Louisville
Shecky Greene
Royal
Regal
Secretariat
Sham
Lucien Laurin
Derby
Churchill Downs
Northern Dancer
Bhe
Settecento
Mr. Prospector
Martin Wygod
Larry Adams
Laurin
Carter Thornton
Restless Jet
Rochambeau and Riverside All-Stars battle to 5-5 tie
Rochambeau Pee-Wee hockey and Riverside arena All-Stars battled to a 5-5 tie in Portland. Jim Provencher and Jim Gunn led Rochambeau with goals, while Caron Don Roy and Jim Black contributed for the Rochambeau squad. Lemblay and Bobby Goulet split the goaltending duties as penalties mounted late.
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Rochambeau Pee-Wee
Riverside Arena
All-Stars
Caron
Rochambeau
Jim Provencher
Jim Gunn
Don Roy
Big Jim Black
Mark Dallaire
Rusty
Gagne
John Hennedy
John Goulet
Lemblay
Bobby Goulet
Riverside Pee- Wee
Steelers trade Calland to Raiders for draft choice
The Pittsburgh Steelers trade veteran cornerback Lee Calland to the Oakland Raiders for an undisclosed draft pick. Calland, 31, played for Minnesota, Atlanta, Los Angeles and Chicago before joining Pittsburgh in 1969. He had seven interceptions in 1970 but spent most of last season on the taxi squad.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Steelers
National Football League
Lee Calland
Oakland Raiders
Calland
Minnesota
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Chicago
Red Sox Slump Deepens After 7-6 Loss to Rangers
Boston suffers its 11th loss in 14 games as Eddie Kasko cites many small mistakes. The 7-6 defeat at Fenway Park to Texas features key plays by Alex Johnson, Ben Oglivie and Carl Yastrzemski misplayed chances, plus Bill Lee’s rough first start since 1971. Luis Tiant to start next, opposing Pete Broberg.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Eddie Kasko
Kasko
Texas Rangers
Fenway Park
Texas
Alex Johnson
Rangers
Oglivie
Griffin
Lee
Lynn McGlothen
Tommy Harper
Carl Yastrzemski
Rico Petrocelli
Orlando Cepeda
Red Sox
Luis Tiant
Tiant
Dartmouth
Pete Broberg
Rangers edge Red Sox 7 6 on Burroughs clutch ninth
Texas used a late ninth inning breakthrough to beat Boston 7 to 6 as Jeff Burroughs delivered a two out, tie breaking single after Eddie Kasko opted to pitch to him with two on. Whitey Herzog also faced a strategic call walking Ben Ogilvie to set up Doug Griffin who grounded out. Steve Foucault earned the win in relief.
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Bill Lee
Ben Oglivie
Boston
Doug Griffin
Carl Yastrzemski
Lee
Jeff Burroughs
Vic Harris
Burroughs
Texas
Whitey Herzog
Texas Rangers
Boston Red Sox
Rangers
Red Sox
Lynn MacGlothen
Eddie Kasko
Mac
Kasko
MacGlothen
Bob Veale
Veale
Herzog
Ben Ogilvie
Ogilivie
Steve Foucault
Foucult
Griffin Basily
Griffin
Oglivie
Foucault
Pittsfield
Bill Gogolewski
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Tom Anton
Art Nadeau
Joe Clare
Marcel Faucher
Mike Spath
E Sylvestre
Rossignol
Nitsche
PCA Cheverus
Rbi Donahue
Sylvestre
H Whelan
Anton
Salvas
Berthiaume
Rf Crowley
P Sylvestre
Hatch
Ss Forcier
J. Lemieux
Biddeford Anders
R. Lemieux
R. R. Lemieux
HO R. Joyce
Crawford
Hight
U Clark
Lovaier
Demers
Angle Light
Sigmund Sommer
Meadow Stable
Whittaker
Angle Li
New England
Riverside
Quinn
Saco Ave
Halfway
Old Orchard Beach
Burlington
N.C
Denver
Paul's
Birch St
Liberal Group
Employee Relations Department
Maremont Corp
North Street
Saco, Maine
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