Edges Past Riots In Thrilling Thorn-ton Duel
Thornton Academy rallied in the bottom of the ninth to beat South Portland 2-1 at Thorn ton. A death by own action squeeze and a heads up dash from Parker produced the winning run after Don McGuffin's disputed third strike set the rally in motion. South Portland led 1-0 behind Tom Higgins until TA manufactured two runs, aided by Hadiaks sac bunt and Laskey's late pinches. Richards, Pendleton, and stout defense aided Caddigan and Higgins in a classic Telegram League clash.
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Thornton Academy
South Portland
Thornton
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Don Gagne
Phil Curtis
Steve Foggin
Gagne
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Marc Paquette
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Curtis
Bob Laskey
Bill Caddigan
Laskey
Ralph Aceto
Telegram League
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Caddigan
Legere
Roger Martin
Frank Sears
Fred Pendleton
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Saco River
Biddeford
St. Louis Alumni Field
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A. Murray
Whitmore
Aceto
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Sears
Poa
RBI
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Hadi
SH Murtae Ae Ee
Martin
McGaffin
Sabres Flyers Clash In Stanley Cup Final Preview
Philadelphia and Buffalo prepare for game one of the Stanley Cup finals with mutual focus on containing Gilbert Perreault. Flyers defenseman Andre Dupont insists Perreault is the key to stopping the defending champions as the teams set plans for tonight's opener.
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Tying It Up In The Ninth
Thornton's Harry Hadiaks bunts to third with TA trailing South Portland 1-0 in the ninth. Ed Parker scores the tying run as Ralph Aceto misplays a passed ball and Bob Laskey mishandles a bunt attempt, sending Parker home for the run at St Louis Alumni Field.
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Aceto
Parker
Biddeford
St. Louis Alumni Field
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Sanford Edges Biddeford 6-1 in Telegram League
Norm Grondin pitched a six hitter as Sanford beat Biddeford 6-1 at Goodall Park. Sanford improves to 4-7. Biddeford drops to 3-8, put in cellar. The Rebels scored in the third, fifth and eighth, with key hits from Belanger Fortier and Chenard. Sanford returns home to St Louis Alumni Field to face Thornton Academy.
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Paul Belanger
Bob Chenard
Allaire
Mike Fortier
Belanger
Fortier
Mike Pinette
Mark Fontaine
Grondin
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Fanning
St. Louis
Thornton Academy
Sanford Ab
Fk Caron
Forcier
Bouthot
Sayer
POA
BI Fontaine
Chenard
Bissonnette
OOB Zooms To Tie At Top In Southern York League
Berwick Old Orchard Beach tied for first in the Southern York County League after beating Noble 4 2. Massabesh fell to Wells, creating a three way tie among Old Orchard Beach Wells and Massabesh. Andy Coreau pitched well for OOB with six strikeouts and one walk to improve to 6 2. Tim Rogers drove in the lone RBI for OOB in the fifth. OOB schedules a busy week with trips to Train Kennebunk Wells and South Waterboro.
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Tim Rogers
Gulls
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Kennebunk
South Waterboro
UFOs Stun Cleveland Hitters In 3-0 Twins Win
The Minnesota Twins defeated Cleveland 3-0 as pitcher Jim Hughes dazzled with a mix of pitches described as trick and smart. Boog Powell admitted he couldn't identify the UFOlike deliveries from Hughes and Rod Carew stole home for the tenth time in his career. Kansas City Royals topped Detroit 4-1, Orioles beat White Sox 3-2, and Yankees edged Angels 4-3 in 10 innings. Rangers and Brewers game suspended after 14 innings at 1 a.m. curfew.
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Minnesota
Jim Hughes
Hughes
Twins
Frank Quilici
Joe Decker
Dave Goltz
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Baltimore Orioles
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Kansas City Royals
Detroit
New York Yankees
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Larry Hisle
Bobby Darwin
Gaylord
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Forster
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Tigers
Vada Pinson
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Nelson Briles
Yanks
Angels
Bobby Bonds
Catfish Hunter
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California
Hunter
Warriors Kaye Bulls in decisive game seven
The Golden State Warriors, underdogs entering the final, beat the Chicago Bulls 83 to 79 in Game 7 of the Western Conference finals. Rick Barry scored 14 in the fourth quarter to seal the win as Keith Wilkes added 23 and Al Attles praised team depth. Chet Walker led Chicago with 21, though limited after halftime. The victory earned Golden State a trip to face Washington in the NBA Finals in Baltimore.
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Golden State Warriors
Washington
Rick Barry
Warriors
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Bulls
Golden State
Chicago
Dick Motta
Barry
al Attles
Keith Wilkes
Chet Walker
Bob Love
Sox Hit Brutal State
Boston Red Sox return from a grueling West Coast trip to face 14 games in 14 days with no day off before the next break. Players, worn from five games in as many days, landed at Logan Airport after the coast-to-coast flight.
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Ali Prepares TV Treat for The People in Las Vegas
In Las Vegas Ali readies a TV bout against Ron Lyle at the Tropicana Hotel as part of a showy Strip entertainment week. Ali aims for a fight broadcast on ABC, predicting a possible eight to twelve rounds and an eighth round KO. Lyle faces legal trouble with a Denver court hearing looming, while Ali squares the media glare and previews Harvard commencement and a Kuala Lumpur bout.
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