Skip Wilson Drives Punt Return in Tie at Waterhouse Field
Biddeford High School tailback Skip Wilson, 22, raced through the fog but was ruled out of bounds after a punt return to the 15. Cony High forced a 6-6 season opener tie with Biddeford, amid multiple Tigers problems.
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Cony High meets Biddeford in foggy Waterhouse Field clash
Mark O'Brien of Cony High School charges into Biddeford's Guy La jeunesse after a short gain as Rick St. Armand closes in. The play unfolds during last night's game at Waterhouse Field with Cony’s ball carrier among the withering tackles.
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Cony Rams Battle Biddeford To 6-6 Tie In Opener
Cony High School and Biddeford played a foggy opener ending in a 6-6 deadlock. Highlights included Ram line power, Labonte and Dee punting duel, and late Biddeford drives stalling by penalties and turnovers. Don Russell sealed the tie with an interception in the final seconds.
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Red Sox Top Tigers Behind Fidrych Rally And Tiant Victory
Eddie Popowski filled in for hospitalized Don Zimmer as Boston surged past Detroit 8-3. Luis Tiant threw a six hitter to move to 19-11 while Fidrych took his fourth loss in five games. Henry Ford Hospitaltreated Zimmer for neck and shoulder issues.
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Phillies' lead shrinks to three as struggling bats hinder win
The Philadelphia Phillies fall to the Chicago Cubs in 12 innings 4-3, despite a ninth inning rally led by Jay Johnstone and Bob Boone. Chicago completes a dramatic comeback aided by a costly fielding error by Larry Bowa. Meanwhile the Pirates beat the Mets 4-1 to close the gap, with Montreal routing St. Louis 9-5 and San Francisco defeating Cincinnati 4-2.
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NFL enters Week Two as Coleman leads rushing race in opener
Ronnie Coleman topped 140 rushing yards for Houston in the Oilers win over Tampa Bay as OJ Simpson prepares for Bills while Buffalo adds Jeff Kinney and Vic Washington steps in. Other Week Two matchups include Detroit at Atlanta and Green Bay at St Louis.
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