Tigers nip Westbrook behind Jacques six-hitter
Biddeford High School beat Westbrook 2-1 as Keith Jacques pitched a six hitter and the Tigers ended a nine game skid. Jacques needed 81 pitches with one walk and no strikeouts while Westbrook threatened in the ninth before a soaring catch by Skip Wilson preserved the lead.
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Westbrook
Biddeford High School
Esterday
Tiger
Keith Jacques
Biddeford
Tigers
Jacques
Brent Hamilton
Shawn Anton
Jeff Kilburn
Jerry Sands
Blue Blazes
Skip Wilson
Blazes
Brent Smith
Bruce St. Jock
Jim Foley
Smith
Hatch
Wilson
Sanford
St. Louis Alumni Field
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C Tourigny
Perreault
Anton
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Hartsell
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Cf Semple
Ib Boyle
Rf Sinko
Hamilton
North
If Kilburn
Ph Sands
St. Jock
Dexter
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Boyle
RBI
Bouthot
SB Foley
Shinko
Estbrook
SO Jacques
HO Jacques
U Bridges
Bowie
Sanford grabs ninth inning win over Thornton Academy
Paul Belanger drove a two out line drive in the bottom of the ninth to left for a 7-6 Sanford victory at Goodall Park. Belanger earned the pitching win after relieving in the top of the ninth as Sanford erased a 6-6 tie and held off TA in a chaotic ninth inning.
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Dick Charles
Sanford
Paul Belanger
Thornton Academy
Goodall Park
Belanger
Thornton Blaze
Gerry Perreault
Norm Grondin
McLeod
Fall
John Caron
Thornton
Jeff Harper
al Watson
Bob Chenard
Harper
Caron
Watson
Bob Bland
Mike Cote
Redskins
Fred Pendleton
Jim Brown
Brown
Fleet Pendleton
Steve Fall
Jim Thompson
Hoppe
Golden Trojans
Deering
Canadiens rally to beat Flyers 3-2 in Game Three
Montreal defenseman Pierre Bouchard scored the prize winner at 9:15 of the third period as Rick Chartraw screened Flyers goalie Wayne Stephenson. Reggie Leach tied the game on a power play before Steve Shutt’s 75-foot shot deflected in for a 2-1 lead. The Canadiens move 3-0 up in the Stanley Cup final.
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Philadelphia
Montreal Canadiens
Philadelphia Flyers
National Hockey League
Montreal
Pierre Bouchard
Flyers
Wayne Stephenson
Rick Chartraw
Caracas
Chartran
Stephenson
Canadiens
Ken Dryden
Steve Shutt
Shutt
Reggie Leach
Leach
Scotty Bowman
Fred Shero
Red Sox snap skid with 7 5 win in Cleveland
Boston catcher Rick Miller sparked a 11 hit attack in a 7-5 victory over the Indians as he replaced injured Fred Lynn and drove in three runs. Luis Tiant earned the win. Cleveland's Jim Kern struggled after a strong start. Dwight Evans and Doug Griffin stole bases and scored in the crucial eighth inning.
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Boston Red Sox
Darrell Johnson
Red Sox
Rick Miller
Cleveland Indians
Miller
Fred Lynn
Boston
Lynn
Johnson
Fred Ian
Rick
Ting
Jim Kern
Kern
Dennisot
Robinson
Jim Bibby
Stan Thomas
Luis Tiant
Rico Carty
Young
Howard
Dwight Evans
Doug Griffin
Abrh Bi Ab
Manninger
Cooper
Kuiper
Ystrinski Lf
Ok En Fisk
Carty
Carbo
Lownstin
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Hendrick Ls
Dillard
Ashby
Riffin
Burleson
Duffy
Lant
Pruitt
R Jones
Kemp
Wilghby
Bibb
Sthomas
Mannin Bibby
Fisk
RiMiller Ustrzemski
Hendrick
D.evans
D.griffin
S—Dillard
Tiant
R.jones
Willoughby
Bibby
S.thomas
Kern Willoughby
Balk
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