Senators rally past Tigers in final week of pennant chase
Washington publicized a dramatic 5-4 win over Detroit as Casanova and Valentine delivered the decisive ninth inning hits. Minnesota and Boston won to maintain leads, while Chicago and California also prevailed in a tight AL race.
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Jaster Keeps Relief Role Amid Braves Victory
Larry Jaster worked two scoreless innings in relief to earn his first win in five relief appearances as the Pirates beat Atlanta 5-4. The win, part of a tight pennant race, came after Jaster had been moved from the starting rotation when Bob Gibson returned.
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Forcier Leads After First Half in York County Bowling
Jerry Forcier built a 38 pin lead with a 142 game as Dick O'Brien trailed 1,075 to 1,145 after five strings in the York County Championship roll off at Roll-Away Lanes. Forcier 1,145, O'Brien 1,075.
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Major League Stars Shine in Split Wins Across Leagues
Dalton Jones of the Red Sox homered four hits and five RBIs in Boston’s 11 7 win over Baltimore. Rick Wise shut out the Dodgers on three hits to lift Philadelphia to a 3 1 victory.
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Bangor Edges Thornton 12 7 in Tight Football Clash
Bangor defeats Thornton 12 to 7 as Higgins scores twice for the Rams and Lane adds Thornton s only TD. Lane intercepts twice and Bangor blocks a key kick, closing seconds. Thornton rallies with drives led by Roberge Polackwich and Lane but fall short in a hard fought Saco contest.
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Local Women’s Pro Teams Tie In Bowling Match
The Roll-A-Way Lanes women’s team earned a 4 4 draw against Big 20 on their home lanes Sunday afternoon. The locals led by 45 pins after the first string, then trailed by one pin in the second and by 26 in the third but still won the overall by 18 pins. Ann Hubert 330 and Lillian Camire 326 led the locals, while Rose Russell 315 and Jane Foley 312 paced Big 20.
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Wells Bombed Again In Third Straight Defeat
Bridgton Blackhawks crushed Wells 50 to 7 as quarterback Charley Hayward threw four TDs and added multiple scoring plays. Steve Wilson Monahan Gilpatrick Beal and Monahan scored for Bridgton. Wells’ only TD came from Wesley Lord in the fourth quarter.
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Kennebunk Rams Stiffen Fight But Fall To Fryeburg
Kennebunk Rams, led by Bobby Card's return, challenge Fryeburg in a hard contest. Fryeburg edges ahead with a third quarter surge while Kennebunk, hampered by three Fryeburg fumbles, cannot finish drive. Mike Hansen shines on the Rams line as Harrison Barthwaite scores for Fryeburg.
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National League pennant race recap and results
The National League standings list St Louis atop with 98 wins, followed by San Francisco 85 and Cincinnati 84. Week's results include Chicago over Cincinnati 6 3 and San Francisco over Pittsburgh 8 4. Texas-sized week for the pennant chase continues with key matchups and schedules.
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Tarbox Seeks Roll Off Crown At Roll-A-Way Lanes
Wom en's York County Bowling champion Pat Tarbox defends her title against Lillian Camire in a 20 string rolloff at Roll-A-Way Lanes on Tuesday September 26 at 2 30 p m. Both players average about 100 and will use telescore for real time updates.
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Tigers Roll Past Waterville 33 6 In Big Biddeford Win
Biddeford High School overwhelmed Waterville 33 6 at Waterhouse Field. Stars included Leo Cantara and Dick LeMay for Biddeford with key scores from Cantara Beaulieu and Marquis while Waterville managed a lone third quarter strike through Mark Lohman.
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Spectator Crowd Sees Gary G Break Own Race Record
About 150 spectators watched Gary G. break his own mark at Greenacres Raceway Buxton yesterday as 23 ponies competed. The day's results show multiple race pairings with times ranging from 1:56 to 2:37 and a note that the October series has drawn many entries as the season nears its close.
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