Mount VernonDominates Frankton 30-0 in WR Conference
Mount Vernon trapped Frankton in their own territory and rolled to a 30-0 White River Conference win. Key plays included Kevin Newman grinding 46 yards on the opening drive and Mike Noe tossing a two point conversion to Rick Sayers. Frankton managed only four first downs and no sustained threat, as Mount Vernon improves to 2-0 overall and 1-0 in league play while Frankton drops to 1-1 and 0-1 in the conference.
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Mount Vernon
White River
Eagles
Richard Howells
Marauder
Howells
Eagle
Franklin
Mark Alexander
Marauders
Kevin Newman
Lup
Steve Mattox
Mike Noe
Rick Sayers
Rich Lindamood
Alexander
Joe Hall
Noe
Newman
Cliff Brown
Mark Bordenbecker
Mark Collins
Jeff Silvey
Clyde Holtzhauser
GS Moons
Teeters
Nate
Haggard Defense Sparks Yorktown Victory Over Hagerstown
Yorktown Tigers improve to 2-0 behind stingy defense that forced turnovers and two early scores. Tim Haggard rushes 76 yards with two TDs, including a 2-yard plunge set up by Steve Hilton's punt block, as Yorktown tops Hagerstown 21-0. Jim Estep caps third quarter drive with a 1-yard TD run.
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Tim Haggard
Tigers
Hagerstown
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Haggard
Hilton
Tiger
Jim Estep
Baseball results and schedule update for Thursday
National League scores included Houston 5 San Francisco 1 in 13 innings Chicago 4 Pittsburgh 2 Philadelphia 2 St Louis 1 Montreal 4 New York 0 Atlanta 4 Los Angeles 2 San Diego 2 Cincinnati 0 American League results Baltimore 9 Detroit 0 Milwaukee 7 Cleveland Boston 10 New York 4 Kansas City 6 California Chicago 6 Oakland 0 Minnesota 4 Texas 0 Yesterday Pittsburgh 14 Montreal 12 Detroit 2 Baltimore 1 Chicago 54 California 19 Boston 4 New York 2 Oakland 6 Texas 3 Kansas City 5 2 Minnesota 0 3
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Bills Beat Eagles 34 17 In NFL Exhibition Game
Buffalo Bills defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 34 to 17 as Dennis Shaw threw two touchdown passes to Bob Kandler. Buffalos pre season record moved to 3-2 while Philadelphia stood at 1-5. Rookie John Reaves sparked a second quarter scoring drive with an 11 yard pass to Gary Ballman.
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Bob Kandler
Buffalo Bills
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Eagles
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John Reaves
Pete Liske
Gary Ballman
Tom Dempsey
Mike Jetas
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Paul Guidry
Randy Jackson
Bob Creech
Jim Harris
Marshall's Barber Shop Retirees Day Special
Marshall's Barber Shop at Corner 9th and Main offers haircuts for 65 and over on Wednesdays. The seniors pay just 1.00, a limited retirees day promotion.
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Del Mar Handicap Sets Two 8-Horse Divisions
Brachs Millivan and Circus lead the field as 5-2 favorites for the Del Mar Handicap's two eight-horse divisions worth 60 000 added each. Sixteen entries entered the split race, originally 100 000 added, in the 33 year history. Fernando Torre rides Hill than eastern invader-Out and War Heim among first-division runners.
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Circus
Nicklaus Heads World Series Golf Field At Firestone
Akron AP report previews the 36 hole World Series of Golf at Firestone South with Jack Nicklaus favored over Gary Player Gay Brewer and Lee Trevino. The field seeks $50,000 top prize and NBC telecast seeks added glory as players chase $15,000 for second and $7,500 for third and $5,000 for fourth.
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Gary Player
Gay Brewer
Lee Trevino
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Ohio
Wells Retires
Oakland coach John Madden says Warren is not ready to play professional football now and will continue to work out as he ends his football career plans.
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Madison Heights Netters blank Noblesville for third win
Madison Heights netters improved to three wins in five meets by routing Noblesville 7-0 in singles and doubles. Tom Ruth, Jay Brehm, Jeff Evans, Jim Ray, and Terry Hartman each won decisive sets, while reserves also swept 7-0. The Bucs travel to Muncie South next.
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Jay Brehm
Jeff Evans
Jim Ray
Terry Hartman
Timmons
Tom Ruth
Ruth
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Dorman
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Evans
Ray
Nebitt
Houghtalen
Pirate
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Madison Hts
Brehm
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Timons
Red Sox Maintain East Lead In Slugfest Wins
The Boston Red Sox beat the New York Yankees 4-2 as Lu Tiant pitched four hits allowed and Carl Yastrzemski drove in three runs. Boston remains one-half game ahead of the Detroit Tigers after a 12th win in 14 games.
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Ferguson Jenkins
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Don Kessinger
Jose Cardenal
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Cleveland
Mike Epstein
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Catfish Hunter
Dave
Russia Stops Team Canada in Exhibition
Russia blanked Team Canada 5 to 3 in Vancouver as Boris Mikhailov scored twice in the first period and Vladimir Lutchenko added two assists. Tretiak starred in goal while Canada battled rough play and inconsistent defense in the eight game series.
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Ladislav Tretiak
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Montreal Canadiens
Ken Dryden
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Gil Perreault
Buffalo Sabres
Valery Vasiliev
Tretiak
Rod Gilbert
Yuri Blinov
Vladimir Vikulov
Phil Esposito
Goldsworthy
Vladimir Shadrin
Esposito
Dennis Hull
Chicago Black Hawks
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