Red Sox Use Righty Power To Top A's 10-5
Boston benches lefty hitters in favor of right handed bats as Beniquez and Rice drive in multiple runs helping the Red Sox beat Oakland 10-5 at Fenway. Beniquez stars with two singles and a run, Rice adds three RBIs, while Petrocelli hits a homer. Gene Tenace connects twice for the A's, but Boston pulls away in the seventh and adds insurance. Vida Blue is slated to start for Oakland against Bill Lee.
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Angels Rout Indians in 12-5 slugfest
The California Angels used 12 hits to rout the Cleveland Indians 12-5 as Remy Stanton and Harper each homered. New York, Boston and Detroit also won while Milwaukee and Texas did not play. Remy hit his first major league homer driving in five in a four-run fourth. Stanton connected early and Harper added a seventh-inning shot.
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Flyers Sabres Duel In Third Stanley Cup Game
Philadelphia goalie Bernie Parent has shut down the Sabres in Games 1 and 2, turning aside 46 of 47 shots as the Flyers take a 2-0 series lead. Buffalo backs Coach Floyd Smith vow to break the 15-game skid against Philadelphia and even the series with stronger scoring and improved special teams.
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Warriors Go For Second Victory On Neutral Cow Palace Court
Golden State, still underdog with a unique no-name offense, aims for a second win in the NBA finals after upsetting Washington in game one. The Cow Palace hosts Games 2 and 3, a venue neither team calls home, as the Bullets seek to rebound from a 101-95 loss. Rick Barry, veteran captain, embraces the arena, liking the hoops as ironlike and challenging for both sides.
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Seagulls Rally Past Kennebunk for 8-6 Victory
Old Orchard Beach Seagulls erased a 5-0 deficit to beat Kennebunk 8-6 in a league game. Key hits came from Caporino Golovich and Rogers in the fourth and sixth innings as OOB, led by pitcher Coreau, scored four runs to take the lead and hold on. Caporino, King, and Coreau drove in runs, with LaChance and Coreau handling the pitching to preserve the win.
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Coach LaChance to quit after 17 seasons with Seagulls
Old Orchard Beach coach Art LaChance confirms resignation after 17 seasons guiding the Seagulls, saying he will retire to go fishing. His son George starts in the final home game as the team battles for Southern York County League honors and a potential Class C tournament berth alongside Marshwood.
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Golden Trojans Chase Deering In Telegram League Race
Thorn ton Golden Trojans under coach Phil Curtis win against South Portland Biddeford and Westbrook to pull within two games of Deering with four left in the season. Biddeford Tigers slump continues as Maguire laments losses and praises Fortin Bouthot Fontaine and Gagne while planning a key game against Cheverus at St Louis Alumni Field.
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