Maguire Named March Athlete of the Month at Mt. Anthony
Mt. Anthony Union High School standout Jim Maguire earned the March Athlete of the Month honor from the Vermont Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association after leading a 12 candidate field. The junior averaged 21.3 points and 22.3 rebounds over six postseason games, helped his team win the Class L Vermont title, and finished second in the New Englands with strong 27 and 28 point performances and 21 and 22 rebounds in key games. He earned All-New England and All-SVL honors and will join a slate of monthly honorees at the April 27 awards banquet in Montpelier.
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Mt Anthony Patriots open season at Rutland St Peter’s Field
The Mt Anthony baseball team debuts this afternoon at 3 p.m. against Rutland Raiders after two snowed out games. Expected starter John McShane to back up Walt Parmenter, with Greg Webster for Rutland. Pats aim for a deep postseason run behind a strong pitching staff and lineup featuring Parmenter, Gary Greene, Bill Martin, and infielders Godek and Parmenter. Regular outfield roles expected for Kevin Snow and Greg Quist with DeForge Worden and freshman Geannealis behind the plate.
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Perry goes Is that Brewers win
Gaylord Perry pitched 15 innings in Milwaukee before Bob Coluccio homered off Ken Sanders in the 16th, giving the Brewers a 5 4 win over the Indians. Perry flirted with the major league record for most wins by a brother duo as Pedro Garcia tied the game with a two run homer in the ninth before Perry was lifted after six more scoreless frames.
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Bulldogs open baseball season under new coach Wright at Arlington
Burr and Burton, led by new head coach John Wright, prep for Friday’s opener at Arlington after a snowout. The roster features veteran pitcher Terry Campney and slugger Tommy Pelton, with promising newcomers Jim Miller and Scott Kilburn in the mix. Wright emphasizes defense and a strong outfield as he builds the infield, aiming for a competitive MVL season.
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Erving sinks buzzer winner as Nets take 3-0 lead
Julius Erving scored a game high 30 points and hit a right forecourt buzzer jumper to lift the New York Nets 89-87 over the Kentucky Colonels in the ABA Eastern Division playoff, seizing a commanding 3-0 series lead. The Colonels were led by Dan Issel with 26 while Artis Gilmore had 15 and 27 rebounds. The Nets defense also clamped down late, holding Kentucky scoreless for over six minutes. Indiana beat Utah 99-90 to take a 3-0 Western title edge without Roger Brown, while Babe McCarthy’s Colonels refused to quit.
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League leaders and batting runs list from leagues
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