Mt Anthony tops Hudson 6 0 in rain shortened game
Mt Anthony Patriots improve to 4 0 as they defeat Hudson High 6 0 at Spinelli Field. Pitcher Dave Feenan earns his second win in as many varsity starts aided by two first inning double plays. Patroits rally in the third with three runs, clinching the win before rain ended play.
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John Hubbard
Mt. Anthony
Hudson
N.Y
Patriots
Dave Feenan
Feenan
Barry Brown
Paul Anderson
Dan Chidester
Bernie Zahn
Mark Parmenter
Kevin Snow
Brown
Terry Worden
Parmenter
Russ Pembroke
Bill Kowal
Kowal
Tim Warhol
John Mausolt
Jack Konderwich
Snow
Kowanl
Mr. Anthony
Ron Pembroke
Bill Russ
Pembroke
Steve Flynn
Mau
Russ
Flynn
John McShane
Mt Anthony loses track meet to Mt Greylock in rain
Mt Anthony failed to score in six events, yielding an 87 to 58 defeat to Mt Greylock. Tom Bushey won the 110 hurdles and 220, Jeff Cook took high hurdles and lows, Ron Bull scored in multiple events, and Peter Gray tied for two mile. Seven Mt Anthony firsts marked their best this season.
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Williamstown
Mass
Mt. Anthony
Patriots
Mt. Greylock
MAC
Tom Bushey
Jeff Cook
Ron Bull
Joe Frost
Peter Gray
Jim Guerard
Duncan Whitney
Hoosac
Monument Mt
Frost
Chenaille
Chandler
Ball
Vadnais
Sherman
Peck
Cook
Burdick
Krauss
St. Halaire
Card
Morrison
Bull
Fredricks
Mollica
Mile
Coffin
Douilleu
DeHaan
Bushey
Brewster
Guerard
Vallie
G. T
Welsh
Thayer
Gray
Tie Primmer
Browning
Mt. Grey Districts
J. Guerard
D. Whitney
Peach Bowl moves to Dec 31 for holiday game
The Peach Bowl will be played the afternoon of December 31 to avoid NFL clashes. Executive director George Crumbley said the New Year’s Eve date should boost TV leverage with CBS or ABC and attract top college teams. NFL games push college bowls back this year due to a late start.
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Atlanta
UPI
NFL
George Crumbley
Crumbley
NCAA
CBS
ABC
Islanders rally to tie series three apiece in NHL playoff game
Islanders erase a 3 0 series deficit to beat the Penguins 4 1 in Pittsburgh. Glenn Resch credited sharp forechecking for the comeback as Ralph Stewart, Garry Howatt, and Bob Nystrom helped NY pull even in the best of seven. Gary Inness praised Resch for his goaltending.
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Uniondale
N.Y
UPI
Glenn Resch
New York Islanders
Islanders
Pittsburgh Penguins
National Hockey League
Toronto Maple Leafs
Pittsburgh
Resch
Gary Inness
Penguins
New York
Ralph Stewart
Denis Potvin
Inness
Larouche
Pens
Bob Nystrom
Garry Howatt
Eddie Westfall
Howatt
Schmertz sued again over Celtic owner payoffs in New Jersey
New Jersey Attorney General filed suit to recover 31730 dollars alleged paid by Leisure Technology president Robert Schmertz to Manchester Township Mayor Joseph Portash. Portash was indicted on misconduct and unlawful taking charges. Schmertz and associates face related criminal and civil proceedings linked to a housing project for seniors.
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Trenton
N.J
UPI
Robert Schmertz
Leisure Technology Corp
Boston Celtics
Manchester Township
Joseph S. Portash
Portash
Ocean County
New Jersey
William F. Hyland
Schmertz
Lakewood
Donald Safran
Safran
Herbert Kaplan
NBA
Walter Kennedy
League
Municipal Utilities Authority
Furiasa
Division of Criminal Justice
Leisure Technology
Grand Jury
Master Derby holds off Honey Mark to win Blue Grass Stakes
Master Derby, trained by W E Smiley Adams, won the 51st Blue Grass Stakes at Keeneland amid muddy track conditions. The 3 year old colt, bred from Dust Commander, stretched his streak to five including Louisiana Derby and Calumet Stakes wins, earning 39,877 for the victory and solidifying Derby prospects ahead of the May 3 Run for the Roses. Prince Thou Art finished third as Avatar fourth, with long shot Honey Mark placing second. Darrel McHargue rode Master Derby, who led late despite Honey Mark’s challenge. Adams, a Keeneland native, will start Master Derby in the Kentucky Derby.
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Lexington
UPI
W.E
Smiley
Adams
Central Kentucky
Keeneland
Dust Commander
Honey Mark
Avatar
Ruggles Ferry
Sylvan Place
Wicked Park
Harvard Man
Decipher
Prince Thou Art
Darrel McHargue
McHarygue
Colbert shocks field in Tourna ment of Champions opening round
Jim Colbert fired a 65 at La Costa to seize a two stroke lead over Jack Nicklaus and Johnny Miller as the Tourna ment of Champions began amid talk of their Augusta showdown. Al Geiberger and others followed in the top group while Nicklaus and Miller struggled. The round featured Colbert’s bogey-free start and a caddy note about Jerry Tucker planning to rejoin the Navy. In Quebec City, Minnesota tied the WHA semifinal series with a 5 3 win over the Nordiques as Harry Neale praised his Fighting Saints’ puck pressure.
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Carlsbad
Calif
UPI
Jim Colbert
Colbert
la Costa
Jack Nicklaus
Johnny Miller
Augusta
al Geiberger
Nicklaus
Miller
Tofc
Wesley Chapel
Fla
Jerry Tucker
U.S. Navy
Blue Angels
Tucker
Navy
Jerry
Geiberger
Gene Littler
Tom Watson
Hale Irwin
Bobby Nichols
Dave Hill
Weiskopf
Quebec City
Minnesota
Quebec Nordiques
Harry Neale
Fighting Saints
Nordiques
John Garrett
Marc Tardif
Allan Globensky
Tardif
Quebec
NBA Board to discuss new commissioner and Erving rights dispute
Chicago reports the NBA Board of Governors meets to name a new commissioner amid talk of Walter Kennedy’s June retirement and no clear candidate. The league also weighs the Julius Erving rights dispute between Milwaukee and Atlanta and notes New Orleans Jazz franchise payments may be delinquent.
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Chicago
UPI
National Basketball Association
Board of Governors
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Julius Erving
New Orleans Jazz
Walter Kennedy
Erving
University of Massachusetts
Atlanta Hawks
New York Nets
American Basketball Association
Kennedy
ABA
New Orleans
Jazz
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Mark Bryant
Pete Geannelis
Worden
Geannelis
Springfield
Spinelli Field
Greg Birsky
Cosmos
Gary Green
Ed Rice
Anderson
Rutland
Willow Park
Hoosac Valley
Wassick
Tire Service
ST. Bennington, Vt
Lakewood Insurance Firm
Saints
Santos
Brazil
Pele
New York Cosmos
Dodinho
Buxton
Adams Clothes Shop
Bennington
M Tuttle
Progressive
Depot Street
Armstrong
Economy Auto Stores, Inc
Main Street
Vermont
Miles
Arlington
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