MAU girls rally to edge Drury 27 20 in non league action
Mt Anthony softball team trailed 11 2 after the first inning but surged with 11 runs in the fourth to take the lead. Brenda Wilcox pitched five innings for the win before Jenny Ryan closed out the seventh. Coach Marge Robinson praised the comeback as four starters were out. The Patriots improve to 3 0 and head to Brattleboro next Tuesday.
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Miss Wilcox
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Eagles Rally Past Giants in Ninth Inning Eight to Five
Eastern League baseball roundup reports Monroe Greenfield made an error that allowed two runs, Three Rivers chipped in two more, and the Eagles scored four in the ninth to beat Waterbury 8-5. Waterbury led 5-4 entering the frame as starter Alan Wirth had pitched no hit until the late rally.
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Philadelphia
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Ron Reed
Ray Burris
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Lynn Jones
Randy Davidson
Harry Spilman
Mike Cash
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Nelson Pichardo
Antonio Bautista
West Haven
Yanks
Quebec City
Holyoke Millers
Reading Phillies
Millers
Holyoke
Gary Larocque
Reading
Bobby Brown
Keith Moreland
Yanks hit by string of woes as slump deepens
Yankees endure a wretched start dropping seven of nine to sit last in the AL East. Key injuries hit Catfish Hunter and Ed Figueroa, while Reggie Jackson struggles at .200 as George Steinbrenner faces mounting pressure. Blue Jays rout 5-1 on Monday.
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Cardinals pull off 3-2 win as Reitz homers
St. Louis improves to seven of ten, top Mets 3-2 behind Ken Reitz two run homer in the sixth off Craig Swan. Bob Forsch notches his third straight win. Al Hrabosky closes out in the eighth. Dodgers, Padres, Expos, Phillies also win in varied NL action.
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Hrabosky
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Philadelphia
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Generals hold Mt Anthony tryouts Sunday
The Bennington Generals semi pro baseball club announce tryouts Sunday April 24 at Mt Anthony Union High School field from 2 p.m. Eligible American Legion players may compete. Northway League member with about 40 games on schedule starting May 29 seven inning twin bills on weekends. Write or call manager Alfred Cece Kamil Ave Williamstown MA 01267 Tel 413 458 5152.
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St Marys opens season with big win then falls to Glens Falls
St Marys Academy Purple Eagles opened baseball with a 22 2 victory over Hoosac led by Kevin Gorman one hitter and coached by Rev Michael McGuire. They lost 11 0 to St Marys Glens Falls as Randy Frost struggled early and Steve Lynch allowed few hits. Eagles travel to Ft Edward Thursday for a 4 pm game.
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Steve Lynch
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Schuylerville Horses Defeat Hoosick Falls Panthers 9-4
Hoosick Falls hosts Schuylerville as the Horses push across nine runs on ten hits. Schuylerville takes an early two run lead, adds three in the third, and caps with two more in the fourth. Danny Brouge and Chris Haynes each produced back to back triples with Haynes later scoring on Colegrove’s double. The Panthers drop their third straight, with a 4 p.m. game at Hoosic Valley looming Thursday.
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Chris Haynes
Schuylervile
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Haynes
Colegrove
Hoosic Valley
Tri-State Amateur Soccer League Holds Inaugural Meeting
The Tri-State Amateur Soccer League met April 13 at the Bennington Recreation Center with eight teams represented from Bennington and Adams towns plus Wilmington Cambridge and Brattleboro. Five items were discussed, officers to be voted at next meeting, an August invitational tournament planned, and a junior division eyed with Wilmington Bennington Williamstown and Cambridge showing interest. The group voted to stay with the NCAA for another year and consider Federation of Soccer later.
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Bennington Recreation Center
Wilmington
Bennington
Williamstown
Cambridge
NCAA
Federation of Soccer
Adams
Brattleboro
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