Tri-City Golf event assigns 133 players at Dutch Elm
Starting times for the 5th Tri-City golf tournament at Dutch Elm Golf Course were released. Dr. Steve Polackwich seeks a fourth straight title as 133 entrants compete over 54 holes across Dutch Elm Old Orchard Beach and Biddeford-Saco with rounds beginning at 8:00 a.m. and continuing through 2:00 p.m.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
The Associated Press lists American League leaders in batting with Horton and May among top averages. Jackson leads runs and RBIs, May tops RBIs, and Mayberry parts of key stats. National League leaders feature Bonds Rose Stargell as top batters with Stargell leading home runs and Rose among hits. Pitching leaders show Hunter and Seaver with top win totals and strikeouts.
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Football Slate Completed For Youth League Biddeford
The Journal lists remaining Junior schedule for Biddeford youth football. Dates include Sept 9 at 10 a.m Colts vs Rams Raiders vs Chargers. Sept 12 six p.m Colts vs Jets. Sept 16 six p.m Colts vs Jets and 10 a.m Colts vs Raiders Jets vs Chargers. Sept 19 six p.m ms Vs Raiders. Sept 23 10 a.m Colts vs Chargers Rams vs Jets. Sept 30 10 a.m Chargers vs Rams Raiders vs Jets. Oct 7 10 a.m Colts vs Rams Raiders vs Chargers. Oct 10 six p.m Colts vs Jets. Oct 14 10 a.m Colts vs Rams Jets vs Chargers. Oct 17 six p.m Rams vs Raiders. Oct 21 10 a.m Colts vs Chargers Rams vs Jets. Oct 28 10 a.m Chargers vs.
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Walther to Return to Racing After Indy Burn
David Salt Walther, who suffered critical burns in this year’s Indianapolis 500, announced from Dayton Ohio that he will return to auto racing next season likely by March. He said in a phone interview he has made up his mind to race for sure after leaving the University of Michigan burn center.
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Court Seeks to Clear Two Black Marks at U.S. Open
Margaret Court aims to erase losses to Bobby Riggs and Chris Evert as she reaches the U.S. Open quarterfinals by defeating Virginia Wade 7 6 7 6 and prepares to meet Rosemary Casals or Mary Evert. Evert, a Fort Lauderdale teen, had previously defeated Court in a semifinal. Other results include Stan Smith's comeback win over Tom Gorman and Kodes and Parun advancing.
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United States Dominates World Swimming Championships Leaderboard
Despite East German turbulence the United States leads the medal tally at Belgrade world championships. Shirley Babashoff and Keena Rothhammer pace the U S women in the 200 meter freestyle styles while Ulrike Richter sets a backstroke mark and the Santana Aquamaids sweep synchronized events.
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Aaron shines with double and run in Braves win over Padres
Henry Aaron doubled and scored in Atlanta's 34 victory over San Diego Tuesday night. He drew four straight walks in the first inning, hit a wall high double in the fourth, then hit into a double play in the sixth and walked again in the eighth.
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Muhammad Ali predicts rematch glory in Forum Sept 10
Muhammad Ali declares lightning won't strike twice as he trains for the Norton rematch, noting his renewed conditioning after a five month layoff. He praises Deer Lake training, dismisses crash diets, and asserts he will dance to victory on September 10 against Ken Norton.
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Norton Says I Didn't Beat Ali By Accident
Ken Norton, No. 1 heavyweight contender, discusses his Sept. 10 rematch with Muhammad Ali in San Diego and predicts a repeat performance in the Forum. Norton recalls the 12th round jaw shot, the training crew led by Eddie Futch, and the psychological edge he expects to apply against a wary Ali.
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Open ushers Smith Court into U S Open quarters
Top seed Stan Smith of Sea Pines South Carolina defeated Tom Gorman of Seattle 3-6 7-5 6-3 6-4 to reach the men's quarter finals while second seed Margaret Court of Australia beat England's Virginia Wade 7-6 7-6 to reach the women's semifinals.
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