Tigers Batter Stags In Big Telegram League Win
Biddeford High School beat Cheverus 18 to 4 at Payson Park in a Telegram League game. Sophomore pitcher Mike Gobiel earned the win, firing six innings while driving in four runs with a double and two singles. The Tigers totaled 15 hits as Biddeford built a six run lead in the third and closed with an eight run rally in the seventh. Bob Bouthot Brianer and Bernie Forcier plus Norm Nolette each had two hits.
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Bernie Forcier
Norm Nolette
Portland Bombs Thornton 13-2 in Saco rout
Portland High under Eddie Hadlock crushed Thornton Academy 13 to 2 in frigid nine innings. Brian Durost pitched strong for Portland with a long center field homer, as Ralph Stowell and Jim Bunnell provided key hits. TA finally scored in the ninth, but the Bulldogs seized control early and never looked back. The Trojans drop to 4-3 and sit a game behind Deering in Telegram League. they head to Sanford Tuesday.
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Durest
Roger Martin
Jeff Harper
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Frank Sears
Ledoux
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Rick Plummer
Bob Laskey
Harry Hadiaks
Trojans
Rome
Marc Paquette
Master Durost
Celtics Seek Shooting Form After Bullets Win
The Boston Celtics, down 2-1 in the Eastern final, struggle with shooting at 39 percent in a 101-90 win over Washington. Havlicek, Cowens, and White led scorers as Silas hauled in 25 rebounds and Heinsohn lamented missed open shots and stale offense amid strong defense. The series moves to Landover and then Boston Garden, as Boston presses for improved accuracy.
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Warriors Glad To Be Home
Golden State trails Chicago 2-1 in the Western Conference final after a 108-101 loss at Chicago Stadium. Norm Van Lier scores 35 as Chicago takes control early, while Warriors guard tandem leads with 46 points to stay alive at home for games Tuesday and Thursday.
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Montreal 8 Buffalo 2 in NHL semifinal clash
Montreal routs Buffalo 8 2 to even the best of seven series at 2-2 after Saturdays game while Philadelphia shuts out New York Islanders 1-0 to take a 3-0 lead Sunday. Houston 6 Quebec 2 leads WHA finals 1-0 with Quebec at Houston upcoming.
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Eastern finals thriller as Celtics down Wizards 101 90
Boston defeats Washington 101 to 90 to trim the series deficit, with Washington holding a 2-1 lead. Chicago tops Golden State 108 101 to pull even at 2-1 in the West. Indiana edges Denver 104 96 to win the Division Finals 4-3 in a tense finale.
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Anxious Sox Rainout Delays Historic Run Plans
The Boston Red Sox had postponed their Sunday doubleheader due to rain at Fenway Park. Manager Darrell Johnson revised pitching plans with Tiant, Cleveland, and Lee coming up in a tough eight game stretch, while Tony Conigliaro lost the designated hitter role to Jim Rice as Rice moved to left field.
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California Series Next Weekend,” Johnson
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Thornton Academy Girls Win Big 8 Relays in Portland
Thornton Academy girls varsity track won the Big 8 Relays at Portland Stadium with 33 points, ahead of Westbrook 28 and Portland 18. The meet featured relay wins in events including Javeline, 440 and distance medleys, with standout marks from Amy Belliveau and Tracy Hand for Thornton and Portland respectively.
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Crampton Wins Houston Open Ahead of Dallas Move
Bruce Crampton of Dallas finished 15 under par at Woodlands Country Club to beat Dr. Gil Morgan by two strokes. The Australian native led after Saturday and sealed victory with a Sunday 69, seeking back-to-back wins after earning a comfortable Friday cut.
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Southern College of Optometry
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