Carbo and Wise power Red Sox past Royals in win
Bernie Carbo drives in all four Red Sox runs with two homers and a single while Rick Wise hurls a six hitter with nine strikeouts as Boston salvages the finale of a four game set 4-2 over Kansas City. Carbo now hitting .355 with six homers and Wise regains form after injuries.
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Carbo’s Bat Now Blazing
Boston outfielder Bernie Carbo drove in all four Boston runs with two homers in a 4-2 win over the Kansas City Royals. He praised umpires and management after arbitration loss, noting increased confidence from better officiating and a .355 average in recent games.
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Flyers Take Second In Row In Stanley Cup Final Drive
Philadelphia beat Buffalo 2-1 as Clarke set up the first goal and scored a backhand power play strike at 6 43 of the third, aiding a 2 0 series lead. Leach and Korab added a goal apiece amid Buffalo’s missed chances and Parent’s stops. series heads to Buffalo for Games 3 and 4.
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Deering Tops Biddeford As Tigers Lose Sixth In Row
Deering defeats Biddeford 8-4 in Telegram League baseball as Ram pitcher Dave Rehborski scatters six hits and belts a two run homer. Biddeford builds 2-0 lead in first, ties 4-4 in third, Rams take lead in fourth with Cortell RBI single, Schoppee walks four in complete game. Biddeford next faces Cheverus at St Louis Alumni Field Tuesday.
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Thornton Beats Westbrook 4-1 to Stay Alive in Telegram League
Frank Sears pitched Thornton to a 4-1 win over Westbrook at Saco, aided by Don McGuffin's three run homer in the first inning. Sears earned the complete game five hitter, striking out 12 with five walks as Thornton improved to 8-5 in 13 starts, remaining two games behind Deering with four to play. Westbrook had an early run but Thornton answered with three in the first, then added a fourth on Roger Martin’s RBI in the fourth. Thornton visits Portland Tuesday before home date with Sanford and a Cheverus clash in Portland Saturday.
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Colonels On Brink Of Title In ABA Finals
Artis Gilmore has led the Kentucky Colonels toward their first ABA title with a 95-93 win on a late left-handed hook. Pacers protest over a 40-foot Keller three with time on the clock could alter the series as Indiana clings to a playoff upset arc and Gilmore fuels a 41 point night.
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Bret's Champ Captures Rockingham Pace Feature
Bret's Champ driven by Ben Webster rallied from last to beat Jilley by a neck in the $25,000 Romeo Hanover Invitation Pace at Rockingham Park. The third rated three year old pacing star won in 2 02, paid 6 to win and 2.60 to place. Jilley paid 2.80 to place and show. Attendance was 6,868.
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Warriors Rally To Upset Bullets In Game One
Golden State outscored Washington 31 points in the third quarter led by three subs off the bench. Rick Barry scored 24 points and Derrek Dickey, Phil Smith and Charles Dudley sparked a late rally as the Warriors beat the Bullets 101-95 in the opening game of the NBA finals in Landover. Elvin Hayes led Washington with 29 points while Phil Smith added 20 and seven assists.
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