Mistos Delivers Clutch Hit in Thornton Narrow Win
Thornton Academy edges Westbrook 4 3 in Telegram League baseball as Jon Mistos earns the win with a clutch eighth inning RBI and a pivotal foul ball break. Mike Verrier scores on Mistos' double and a late defensive miscue caps the victory for Thornton, their fourth straight at home.
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Thornton Academy
Westbrook
Thornton
Jon Mistos
Mike Verrier
Mistos
Verrier
Dave Marotte
Art LeMay
Marotte
Mike Dorais
Ralph Neff
Neff
Jeff Boudreau
Trojans
Ken LeFebvre
Deering Edges Biddeford On Late Inning Rally
Deering High maintained first place with a 5-4 win over Biddeford High after clutch pitching and timely hitting. Bob Bailey opened with a homer for Deering, and Kevin Canfield and Mack Richardson drove in runs as the Rams built a 3-0 lead before Biddeford rallied to tie it. In the eighth, Deering scored the deciding run on a two-out single by Paul Letellier and a throwing error, with Smith earning the win and Crowley taking the loss.
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Wilbur Bernier
Portland
Deering
Biddeford High
Tigers
Bob Bailey
Jere Crowley
Steve Jordan
Gay Smith
Jordan
Purple Rams
Kevin Canfield
Mack Richardson
Steve Whelan
Mark Sylvestre
Richardson
Paul
Phil Hatch
Deerings
Letellier
Seaving Sylvestre
Berthiaume
Hatch
Sylvestre
Smith
Egbert
Biddeford
Canfield
Gassipp
O’flynn
Schoppe
E Smith
Rams
Bailey
Whelan
Chris Paul
Forcier
Caufield
Slipp
Anton
Flynn
Labonte
Crowley
Tom Anton
Salvas
B. Berthiaume
Hateh
Cook
Herrick
Arlington
Toby Harrah
Rangers
Twins
Minnesota
Bobby Darwin
Tuesday and Wednesday Baseball Matchups and Standings Recap
Tuesday games feature Philadelphia at St Louis New York at Chicago Montreal at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at Cincinnati Atlanta at Houston San Francisco at San Diego. Wednesday schedules list St Louis Chicago New York Montreal Philadelphia Pittsburgh Los Angeles Cincinnati Atlanta Houston San Francisco San Diego. American League East standings show Milwaukee Boston Detroit Cleveland Baltimore New York with varied records and interleague notes.
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Philadelphia
Christensen
St. Louis
Wise
New York
Koosman
Chicago
Hooton
Montreal
McAnally
Pittsburgh
Blass
Los Angeles
Osteen
Cincinnati
Gullett
Atlanta
Gentry
Houston
Wilson
San Francisco
Bryant
San Diego
Caldwell
Ww. L. Pet G.B. Milwaukee
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore
West Chicago
Kansas City
California
Oakland
Minnesota
Texas
Milwaukee
Lolich
Kline
Palmer
Tiant
Blyleven
Stanhouse
N . California
Ryan
Cal Canton
Nleveland
Bosman
Bell
Bahnsen
Blue
West San Francisco
Ontreal
Atlantas
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Alexander
Lee
Earl Weaver
Dick Tidrow
Tom Hilgendorf
Jerry Johnson
Brewers
Ken Aspro
Red Sox Edge Orioles In Low Scoring Fenway Duel
In Boston at Fenway Park a rare scoreless 9 innings gave way to a 1-0 decision as Orlando Cepeda's 11th inning single scored Mario Guerrero. Doyle Alexander and Bill Lee pitched 10 and 9 scoreless frames respectively with Cepeda delivering the decisive hit.
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Associated Press
Boston
Fenway
Red Sox
Orioles
Baltimore
Doyle Alexander
Bill le
Orlando Cepeda
Mario Guerrero
Detroit
New York Yankees
California
Kansas City
Minnesota
Texas
Oakland
Chicago
Cleveland
Indy 500 set for May 28 a grand colorful show
The Indianapolis 500 will run May 28 for the 57th time drawing 250000 plus spectators and millions worldwide. Tony Hulman rebuilt the Speedway after 1945 neglect, adding steel stands a motel golf course and museum. Prize money tops $1 million for the third straight year. Ray Harroun won the first race in 1911 and Mark Donahue set a 162.962 mph record last year.
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Indianapolis
Anton
Tony” Hulman
Terre Haute
Ind
Speedway
Tony
Hulman
the Speedway
Torin Ae
Ray Harroun
Mark Donahue
Chiefs Sign Three 1973 NFL Draft Choices
Kansas City Chiefs announce the signings of 1973 draft picks Paul Mettalo a Massachusetts quarterback Pat Holmes a former Houston Osler free agent Willie Osley Illinois cornerback and Albert White Fort Valley State Georgia wide receiver Also a 13th round pick Mettalo joins the team with two other signed 10th and 14th round selections.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Chiefs
University of Massachusetts
Paul Mettalo
Chiefs
Pat Holmes
Houston Osler
Holmes
Mettalo
Willie Osley
University of Illinois
Albert White
Fort Valley State
Georgia
Major League Leaders Highlight Key Standings
The Associated Press lists leaders by batting and pitching across leagues. P Kelly Chi leads in batting average at .435 with Kirkpatrick KC at .365. R Jackson Oak 26 runs. Mayberry KC 25 RBIs. Otis KC and Rojas KC lead hits with 41 and 40 respectively. double figures in doubles and triples shown with multiple players. Pitching leaders include Splittorff KC and Singer Cal with strong records and Carlton Phil 61 strikeouts.
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Associated Press
P.kelly
Chi
Kirkpatrick
R.jackson
Oak
Mayberry
Maypeymad KC
Otis
Rojas
Harper
Ben
E.brinkman
Det
Briggs
Mil
Spencer
Cal
D.allen
Hisle
Min
D.may
North
Dene
Alomar
Pat
Watson
Hin
Santo
Ero SF
Wynn
Bench
Cin
Ferog LA
Fuentes
Cedeno
Bonds
Metzzer
Ques
Pgh
Maddox
Stargel
H.aaron
Atl
Morgan
Koosman
Sosa
Carlton
Phil
Seaver
Falcons Sign Warwick and Lee in Exchange for Berry and Pick
NFL Notes report Lonnie Warwick and Bob Lee signed with the Atlanta Falcons after ending options with the Vikings. In other sports, John Newcombe beats Georges Olymp Go Ven in Las Vegas, Flyers trade Rick Foley to Detroit, Braves deal Didiar to Detroit, Royals sell Jerry May to the Mets, and Francis Healy expects a history degree while Kansas City visits Cleveland.
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Bloomington
Minn
National Football League
Minnesota Vikings
Lonnie Warwick
Bob Lee
Atlanta Falcons
Bob Berry
Atlanta
Ace Winter
Atlanta Braves
Bob Didier
Detroit Tigers
Gene Lamont
Kansas City
Kansas City Royals
Jerry May
New York Mets
Springfield
Mass
Francis X. Healy
Holyoke
American International College
Healy
Cleveland Indians
Royals
Red Xx
Cepeda Delivers Clutch Hit In 12th For Bosox Win
Orlando Cepeda delivered a run scoring single in the 12th inning as the Boston Red Sox beat the Baltimore Orioles 1-0 at Fenway. Doyle Alexander and Bill Lee matched zeroes through 9 for Baltimore and Boston before Cepeda's decisive hit. Bob Bolin pitched one scoreless inning for the win, while Reggie Smith and Mike Guerrero helped set up the late rally.
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Lee
Red Sox
Mike Guerrero
Luis Aparicio
Carl Yastrzemski
Reggie Smith
Orlando Cepeda
Guerrero
Smith
Baltimore
Luis Tiant
Orioles
Jim Palmer
Spaceman Escapes The Bullpen In Boston Victory
The Boston Red Sox win 1-0 in 11 innings over Baltimore as Bill Lee known as Spaceman delivers a strong start before leaving with a 3-0 record. Bolin holds Baltimore to one hit in relief while Lee fights through a left thumb issue and a late inning scare involving Earl Williams and Don Baylor. Teammate Mike Guerrero drives in the decisive run with Carl Yastrzemski and Orlando Cepeda contributing. Tiant to face Palmer in next game.
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Ter
Bolin
Orioles
Baltimore
Lee
Boston
Earl Williams
Don Baylor
St Josephs F C U Ice Club Ends season with win and tie
St Josephs F C U finished third in Riverside Ice standings after a weekend with one win and one 3 3 tie against Scarborough and Westbrook Bantam. Provencher Fleurant and Dakers led scoring while goaltender Bill Dixon starred.
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Portland
St . Joseph’s
St. Joseph's F.C.U
Riverside
Biddeford
Scarborough
Danny Provencher
St. Joseph F.C.U
Steve Fleurant
Pape
Rusty Gagne
Mike Buchanan
al Nolette
Westbrook
Scoty Dakers
Steve
Dan Provencher
Provencher
Scotty Dakers
Tommy Houle
Lone
Scott Dakers
St. Joseph
Bill Dixon
Don Roy
Rusty Lashua
Richard Charette
Thomas Houle
Jerome Boucher
Clem Murphy
Steve Simpson
Don Bard
Don Gaudette
Twi Golf League Opens At Biddeford Saco Club
The Twi-Lite League begins Wednesday May 16 at the Biddeford Saco Country Club with teams listed including Drivers Potters Shankers Hookers Chippers and Slicers. First-week matches pit Drivers against Putters Shankers against Hookers and Chippers against Slicers.
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Biddeford-Saco
W. Hughes
L. Danis
G. Lemieux
R. Cota
H. Wooster
A. Bradford
P. Dube
S. Stanton
C. Adams
Ww. Laverrier
P. Sullivan
B. Mitchell
C. Robbins
T. Dallaire
J. Gilman
D. Nason
A. Chretien
B. Gooch
J. Prendergast
L. Shevenell
R. Ayotte
K. Cormier
R. Lemay
E. Boissonneault
Weiskopf Wins National Invitation. Crampton Extends Lead
Bruce Crampton led the PGA money list with $167,551 this year while Bruce Crampton fell short of a fourth win as Tom Weiskopf captured the $30,000 first prize at the National Invitation. Weiskopf jumped 22 places to eighth with a one‑shot victory, as Crampton bogeyed the final hole. Weiskopf’s earnings rose to $64,722 for 1973, narrowing his gap to Jack Nicklaus.
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New York
Tom Weiskopf
Professional Golf Association
Weiskopf
Bruce Crampton
Crampton
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Lanny Wadkins
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Bob Dickson
Ron Funseth
Weise ‘Kopf
Johnny Miller
Homero Blancas
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Hockey
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National Hockey League
Rick Foley
Detroit Red Wings
Serge Lajeunesse
Cepeda
Fenway Park
Baltimore Orioles
Bill Lee
Doyle
Weaver
Eddie Kasko
Bob Boilin
Bob Reynolds
Nolan
Kasko
Spaceman
Boston Red Sox
Southpaw
Bob Bolin
St. Joseph's
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