Tigers Triumph In Rain Soaked Biddeford Riot
Biddeford High School shocked Portland in a 48-6 football win at Waterhouse Field. Tiger offense clicked with seven different scorers as the defense stymied Portland, limiting first downs and forcing turnovers.
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Local High School Scores From Maine Matches
Biddeford 48 Portland 6 Lewiston 19 Rumford 6 Brewer 28 Brunswick 14 Lawrence 26 Skowhegan 6 Oxford Hills 20 Rockland 14 John Bapst 8 Hampden 6 Livermore Falls 35 Monmouth 0.
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Red Sox sweep Indians as magic number drops to two
Boston routs Cleveland 4-0 in both games at Fenway led by Luis Tiant four-hitter and Reggie Cleveland. Tiant improves to 18-14 with 37th career shutout as Boston extends AL East lead over Baltimore to 4½ games and reduces magic number to two. Evans adds a two-run homer in game two as Cleveland slides toward .500 and awaits Rick Wise start.
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Sooners Barely Top Miami in Tight 20-17 Victory
Oklahoma extends unbeaten run to 32 but survives a stubborn Miami squad. Switzer admitted the Sooners did not deserve No 1, as Miami slowed Oklahoma’s rushing attack and led 7-0 before a key punt block and fumble set up Oklahoma scores. Miami fought to the end, but fell short after Baker’s late fumble.
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Red Machine Still Rolling Past Giants in 12-5 Win
The Cincinnati Reds extended their pace clinching the NL West as Sparky Anderson watched the team rout the Atlanta Braves 12-5 for win No. 106 and a home record of 62. In other NL games the Dodgers beat the Astros 3-2 with Steve Garvey delivering a ninth inning homer.
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Giants crush Padres behind Montefusco five-hitter
John Montefusco pitched five innings of two-hit shutout relief for the Giants as Willie Montanez and Bruce Miller provided RBI singles in the fourth. Montefusco, 15-9, yielded two walks and one third-base threat, tying a rookie strikeout record with 211.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
Standings show Eridaw e Daculte California Oakland and Kansas City in key matchups at Texas as Perry posts 17 17 and 16 11 records. Sunday games include Cleveland at Boston Baltimore at New York Chicago at Minnesota with Montreal Chicago Philadelphia and New York in action. Regular season ends with a slate of Saturday games featuring Montreal at Chicago Atlanta at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at St. Louis Houston at Los Angeles and more.
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