Cardinals Ready For Yankees
Yogi Berra returns home as manager of the Yankees for the World Series with the Cardinals. The Cards clinched the pennant by beating the Mets 11-5, ending a tie scenario and matching a 10th title last won in 1946. Ford and Sadecki set to start the opener in St Louis with Stottlemyre and Gibson lined up for Game 2.
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Giants and Bears Fall in NFL Standings Shuffle
NFL standings show the Bears and Giants both sinking after Sunday games. The 49ers surprised the Bears 31-21 while the Lions crushed the Giants 26-3. Other results: Baltimore-LA 35-20, Cleveland 27-6 over Dallas, St. Louis 23-17 over Washington, Philadelphia 21-7 over Pittsburgh, and Minnesota 24-23 over Green Bay. John Brodie threw three TD passes for San Francisco as Billy Wade led Chicago in a late rally that came up short.
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Thornton Goupil lifts Thornton Academy past Biddeford 13 7
Thornt on Academy edges Biddeford 13 7 on Rene Goupil fake field goal run for the winning TD after a tight first half. St Louis Eagles crush Cony 40 13 in Class A action. Brunswick dominates Old Orchard Beach 54 12. Lisbon blasts Kennebunk 32 14. St Ignatius edges Wells 6 0 in Sanford.
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Sweepers Top Hawks 31-10 in Portland showdown
The Boston Sweepers defeated the Portland Sea Hawks 31-10 at Portland High Stadium, keeping a strong bid for the Atlantic Coast Football League Northern division crown. Don Allard directed the offense with help from Don Gentile and ex Patriot Ron Zola while Rudy Rutherford, Hugh Rozechneider, and Mandi Wheeler led Portland’s efforts.
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Pats Stay Even With Bills At Top Of AFL
Gino Cappelletti kicked six field goals as the Boston Patriots beat the Denver Broncos 39 10 to set an AFL single game record and keep pace with the Bills at the league lift. Jack Faulkner was fired by Denver after the loss. The Bills rallied past the Raiders 23 20 behind Daryle Lamonica. Chiefs beat Oilers 28 7 behind three Dawson TDs and four Hunt interceptions. Houston tied Jets 17 17 as 46 828 attended
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American League final standings and results summary
American League final standings show New York atop with 99 wins, Chicago 98, Baltimore 97, Detroit 85, Los Angeles 82, Cleveland 79, Minnesota 79, Boston 72, Washington 62, Kansas City 57. Weekend results include New York over Cleveland 8 7, Chicago over Kansas City 7, Baltimore over Detroit 7 6, Boston over Washington 7 0, Minnesota over Los Angeles 5, plus Sunday games in Cleveland New York 2 Boston 14 Washington 8 Chicago 6 Kansas City 0 Los Angeles 3 Minnesota 0 in rain shortened. National League standings list St Louis 93 69, Cincinnati 92 70, Philadelphia 92 70, San Francisco 90 72, Milwaukee 88 74, Los Angeles 80 82, Pittsburgh 80 82, Chicago 76 86, Houston 66 96, New York 53 109. Results: New York 15 St Louis 5. Chicago 10 San Francisco 7. Milwaukee 11 Pittsburgh 5. Los Angeles 7 Houston 0.
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Leach and Shaw Win Ridge Dirt Track Races
Ray Leach of Arundel won the New England Dirt Track championship at Beech Ridge Speedway on Sunday afternoon. Roger Shaw of Windham captured the 25 lap stock feature with Leach taking top honors in the bomber division.
Nolette Captures Twin City Bowling Crown
Bob Nolette defeated former champion Butch Lehoux at Pas time Bowling Center to win the Twin City title. He led by 102 pins after 10 strings and finished 1,097 to 1,096 with three strikes and 25 spares for 168 extra pins while Lehoux had four strikes and 21 spares for 174 bonus pins.
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St Francis Edges Ricker College 2-1 in Rugged Match
St Francis Red Knights beat Ricker College 2-1 to improve to 2-1-1 on the season. Dick Loika converted for Ricker in the third period, Charlie Welch scored from a long corner kick in the fourth, and Jim Vendette added a late goal with Frank Romeo assisting. St Francis next travels to Nassau to play Sanford College in a homecoming event.
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Scores from the night baseball games across cities
St. Louis defeated New York 11 to 5 while Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 10 to 0. Chicago topped San Francisco 9 to 2. Milwaukee won 6 to 0 against Pittsburgh. Los Angeles crushed Houston 11 to 1.
Youngster And Veteran Favored At Rockingham
At Rockingham Park tonight the featured Somersworth Pace for 2006 dollars centers on two former stablemates Ivan Chief a veteran with a long career and Hey Rube a rising four year old. Ivan Chief holds the favorite label though Hey Rube is seen as the likely runner up with other contenders including Sweet Song Gerry Chief and Knight Play. The Atlantic Seaboard set returns Friday night for its final appearance of the year, with Camden Adios seeking another over K D Senator after a Sept 18 finish.
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Biddeford Thornton Films Shown At Public Meeting
The Biddeford High School and Thornton Academy games will be shown at a Biddeford Public School Activities Association meeting at 7 30 tomorrow night in the junior high gymnasium. Coach David Redmond will narrate the presentation which is open to the public. A question and answer period will follow, then refreshments.
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