Yankees Open New Yankee Stadium With 11 4 Win Over Twins
The Yankees celebrate the reopened park with a 11-4 victory over Minnesota as Oscar Gamble and Willie Randolph lead a fourth and eighth inning rally. Dick Tidrow earns the win with Sparky Lyle preserving the lead. White Sox, Mets, Pirates, Expos and Braves win elsewhere.
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Rutland edges Mt Anthony in last inning thriller
Bruce Laird hit a two run homer in the bottom of the seventh to lift Rutland past Mt Anthony 8 7 in the first Southern Vermont League game of the season. Rutland improved to 1 1, while Mt Anthony fell to 0 1. Mt Anthony built a four run lead early before Rutland chipped away with two in the first, one in the fourth, one in the fifth, two in the sixth, and the decisive two in the seventh. The Patriots committed five errors and left five runners aboard, including John DiGangi who tripled in the sixth but was left stranded. pitcher Dave Feenan and Rutland’s Shane Stacey pitched well, with Feenan making key outs after rough first and third innings. The game was on the new Recreation Department field at Pine Hill. JVs won 7 4. Varsity set to play Windsor at Spinelli Field Tuesday.
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Tracksters Fall To Hoosac Valley In Close Meet
Mt Anthony boys track team fell 85 to 55 against Hoosac Valley of Adams Massachusetts. Dan Cullinan won vault at 10 feet and Jeff Cook qualified in high hurdles while Duncan Whitney qualified in the 880. Tom Dimke won long jump and Restino set best 100 time. The squad remains active with four more district meet qualifiers and returns to North Adams next Tuesday.
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Mt Anthony girls sweep Hoosac Valley in big win
Mt Anthony Patriots dominated Hoosac Valley Regional 76 to 33 as Sue Mulligan and Sandy Shea led with double wins in the mile and 880 and 80 yard hurdles and long jump. Lisa Ripley, Deb White, and Sharon Pembroke also claimed multiple events signaling a strong overall performance. The team posted 10 first places of 13 events and hosts Mt Greylock next.
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Green back in lead again at Tournament of Champions
Hubert Green shot a 3 under par 69 in blustery wet conditions at La Costa to take a two stroke lead over Al Geiberger Bruce Crampton and Don January in the opening round of the $225000 Tournament of Champions. The 6 855 yard layout proved brutal with only four players under par. Green birdied five times and bogeyed twice despite a late water drop on the 17th hole.
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