Tiant wins 18th as Red Sox crush Indians 11 3
Luis Tiant improves to 18 11 with six hits allowed and two homers by George Hendrick in Boston Fenway Park 11 3 win over Cleveland Carlton Fisk drives in two runs with a 15th homer Jim Rice adds a fifth inning solo shot Don Zimmer pushes for Tiant to reach 20 wins as Boston powers five runs in the third and four more in the fourth to seize control of the game
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Dennis Eckersley
Charlie Spikes
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Stan Thomas
Rick Burleson
Fred Lynn
Carl Yastrzemski
Rice
Kendrick
Ostrzemski
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Connors tops Borg to win U S Open tennis title
James Connors defeated Bjorn Borg 6-4 3-6 7-6 6-4 at Forest Hills to claim the U S Open crown and $30,000 prize money. The match lasted 3 hours 10 minutes under lights as Borg failed to close out the decisive tiebreak defend. Also decided were Riessen-Okker and Wade-Morozova in doubles and King-Dent in mixed doubles. In Vermont, Thomas Arroyo died after being trampled at Green Mountain Race Track.
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Cliff Letcher
Linky Boshoff
Ilana Klossch
Virginia Wade
Olga Morozova
Billie Jean King
Phil Dent
Betty Stove
Frew McMillan
Pownal
Thomas Arroyo
Pawtucket
Kil
Green Mountain Race Track
Steinfort lifts Raiders over Steelers in NFL opener
The rookie Fred Steinfort kicked a last minute 21 yard field goal with 18 seconds left to lift the Oakland Raiders past the Pittsburgh Steelers 31-28. George Allen watched his Redskins win 19-17 over the New York Giants as Hank Stram debuted with the Saints with a 40-9 loss to Minnesota. Other openers saw Monte Clark and Bob Johnson win with the 49ers and Bengals respectively, while Dallas beat Philadelphia and Chicago defeated Detroit.
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Hank Stram
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Minnesota
Monte Clark
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Bob Johnson
Cincinnati Bengals
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Cleveland
Lou Holtz
New York Jets
Dallas
Dick Vermeil
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Baltimore
England
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San Diego
Chicago
Detroit
Buffalo Bills
O.J. Simpson
Miami
College football scores and league results recap
A sprawling list of Saturday and Sunday college football results from multiple regions shows Army, Boston College, Kentucky, Michigan, Texas A and M, and many others winning or losing. The record includes Midwest and West results, with notable scores such as Georgia 36 California 24 and Ohio State 49 Michigan State 21, plus later notes on NFL style Sunday games and a bowling league start at Pastime Lanes.
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Boston College
Texas
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Syracuse
Colgate
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Delaware
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Hamline Univ
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Sci
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Tulane
Clemson
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Tennessee
East Carolina
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Edinboro
Fayetteville
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Furman
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Wofford
Georgia
California
Kentucky
Oregon
Marshall
Miami
Ohio
Maryland
Richmond
Memphis State
Florida State
Mississippi
Alabama
Nebraska
Baseball Standings and Results From American and National Leagues
American League standings show New York leading with 87 wins and 54 losses, Baltimore 77-65, Cleveland 72-70, Boston 68-74, Detroit 66-76, Milwaukee 62-79, Kansas City 82-60, Oakland 76-54, Minnesota 73-72, California 65-79, Texas 64-78, Chicago 61-82. Weekend scores include Detroit 6 New York 1, Chicago 2-5 California 1-1, and Oakland 9 Texas 5, with Monday and Tuesday game schedules listed for several matchups. National League standings list Philadelphia 55-63, Pittsburgh 82-59, New York 74-67, Chicago 65-78, St. Louis 62-77, Montreal 48-91, Cincinnati 93-52, Los Angeles 80-61, Houston 71-74, San Diego 67-78, San Francisco 65-81, Atlanta 61-81. Saturday results include New York 4 St. Louis 1, Cincinnati 8 San Francisco 5, and Chicago 4 Philadelphia 1 extra innings.
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Pitts
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Los Ang
LaCorte
Ruthven
Hooton
Ray
Blair
Carlton
Seaver
Demery
Stone
St Louis
Forsch
Montefusco
Strom
Maine High School Scores From Haverhill to Mount Desert
A compiled slate of scores across Maine shows a wide range of outcomes. Notable games include Madison 14 Stearns 12 and Old Town 44 Foxcroft 0, with Dorcious results like John Bapst 32 Mattanawcook 0 and Peru-like tallies for Mt. Blue 33 Belfast 6.
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Mass
Biddeford
Cony
Brunswick
Deering
Westbrook
Lewiston
Edward Little
Portland
Waterville
Rumford
Thornton
Mt. Blue
Belfast
Winslow
Oxford Hills
Rockland
Skowhegan
Mt. Ararat
Morse
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Gardiner
Marshwood
Noble
Old Orchard Beach
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Leavitt
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Winthrop
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Telstar
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Hall-Dale
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Lisbon
Monmouth
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Maranacook
Dexter
Stearns
Orono
Mt. Desert
Hampden
Bucksport
John Bapst
Mattanawcook
Old Town
Foxcroft
Dirigo
Oak Hill
Five Harness Races Reported With Notable Purses
First race pace 450 post time 730 lists drivers Parker Richards and Randell. Notable horses include Volo Time Lisbon Town Napoleon's Gold and Nardin's Duke with various riders. Second through fifth races show purses from 500 to 650 with entries like Plymouth Jet Judy Blee King Of Z Count Herod and Cora Overlook.
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Lisbon Town
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G Nye Nardin
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Judy Blee
J. Mollison Jr
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R. Alexander
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J. Nason
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A. Sears
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W. Colby
K. M. Dean
G. Gardner
John R. Black
A. Miles
Pineland
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D. Gray Scoily Byrd
G. Foster
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R. Wing Jr
Sharp Suzy
Valid Frank
G. Stevens
Ina Dale
W. Whittemore
Yukon North
E. Bolton Weather Gaage
M. Murchison
C. Connors Jr
C. Huen
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Run of Luck
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Miss Lite
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Barbee Swift
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Lewiston Raceway Race Card Highlights and Results
A dense listing of race results at Lewiston Raceway details horses, drivers, and purses for races from the seventh through the tenth. Notable lines include results for Quintela paced races with payouts and times, and the overall handle reported as $124,361. The section closes with a note about Dave Danforth, an off season dentist, striking out 59 batters in a four game stretch for Louisville in 1915.
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Colts spoil Patriots home opener in Boston rout
Baltimore quarterback Bert Jones threw for 190 yards and two scores as the Colts erased a 6-3 halftime deficit to beat the Patriots 27-13 in Foxboro. Jones connected with Glenn Doughty twice in a late first-half surge, while New England struggled in the air and at times on defense.
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Marchibroda
Glenn Doughty
Baltimore
John Smith
Andy Johnson
Jackie Wallace
New England
Chuck Fairbanks
Steve Grogan
Grogan
Schaefer Stadium
League Leaders Batting and Runs Leaderboard Notice
Summary of league batting leaders listing McRae Brett Bostock Carew LeFlore Maddox Oliver Griffey and Moros in top averages with 350 at bats. Runs leaders show Rose Moros Griffey Onday and Schmidt with high totals and team affiliations Cin Min Phi Chi Det Phi.
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