Bennington Generals and Post 43 play 1 1 tie in Vermont
Bennington Generals and Post 43 fought to a 1 1 draw in a pitching duel described by coach Ted Ripley as a feather in the cap for Post 15. Roy Hill praised Post 13’s strength while noting impending weather and canceled games may force a rematch at Spinelli Field.
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John Hubbard
Bennington
Roy Hill
Generals
Post
Ted Ripley
Post 15
Ripley
Post 13
Dave Hoyt
Greg Fineberg
Hoyt
Long
Rice
Dave Fair
Pete Perkins
Plante
Perkins
Jeff Corey
Uiens Falls
N.Y
Legion Gare
Bellows Falls
Spinelli Field
Hill
Legion
Vermont
Chester
Red Sox dump Yankees in ninth inning clash
The Yankees lose first place in the East after a brawl with Boston as Mario Guerrero's run drives in the decisive run off Sparky Lyle in the ninth. Carlton Fisk and Thurman Munson mix it up. Fisk left with a facial injury. Other games see Baltimore, St. Louis, New York and Oakland winning, boosting standings as teams stay tightly bunched.
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Vito Stellino
UPI
Yankees
Yanks
Boston Red Sox
Mario Guerrero
Sparky Lyle
Baltimore
Cleveland
New York
Munson
Fisk
Michael
Ted Sox
Red Sox
Guerrero
Bob Montgomery
Rick Miller
Kansas City
Chicago
Detroit
Milwaukee
Oakland
Minnesota
California
Texas
St. Louis
Montreal
Pittsbugh
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Houston
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Francisco
Boog Powell
Orioles
Mike Cuellar
Bob Reynolds
Dick Bosman
Wilbur Wood
New Hampshire race tracks reap huge profits this year
New Hampshire tracks report about 80 billion dollars in bets this year with the state treasury collecting over 5 million. Hinsdale and Seabrook Greyhound venues show strong handles while Rockingham and Hinsdale harness and horse racing generate large pools. State Racing Commission notes Seabrook handle near 4.97 million, Hinsdale dogs and horses totals exceed 9.2 million, and overall turnout includes strong Boston-area crowds.
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Brenda W. Kotzoll
Concord
N.H
UPI
New Hampshire
Hinsdale
Acces
Connecticut River
New New Hampshire
Rockingham
Seabrook
State Racing Commission
Boston
Heaton
Greyhound Racing Commissions
Thomas Tessier
Manchester
Searbrook
Seaver Shuts Out Pirates To Lift Mets In Opener
Tom Seaver pitched a four hitter to beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-0 in the opener of a doubleheader. John Milner homered twice and New York swept with a 3-2 win in the second game, boosting the Mets as Pittsburgh fell six games back in the division. Seaver improved to 16-4 lifetime against the Pirates with 13-5 overall record and 166 strikeouts this season.
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Post 13
Hoyt
Long
Greg Croft
Mike Maguire
Sausvilla
Croft
Scott Buchanan
John Hart
Fineberg
Chicago
Oakland
Wood
Hal McRae
Danald Knowles
Rolle Fingers
Minnesota
Knowles
Bobby Darwin
Fingers
Detroit
Milwaukee
Gates Brown
Tigers
Joe Coleman
Rudy May
California
Texas
Angels
Jim Merritt
May
Fred Down
UPI
Tom Seaver
New York Mets
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Mets
Yogi Berra
Seaver
John Milner
St. Louis
Montreal
Philadelphia
Houston
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Cincinnati
San Diego
San Francisco
Kansas City
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
New York
Mucor
George Stone
Stone
Nelson Briles
Rick Wise
Cardinals
Reggie Cleveland
Expos
Wayne Twitchell
Phillies
Bob Boone
Burt Hooton
Craig Robinson
Gene
Braves
Clay Kirby
Ed Goodson
Padres
Dave Roberts
Unitas to Start for Chargers in Preseason Opener
John Unitas will debut with the San Diego Chargers against the New York Giants at least a quarter in Saturday night’s exhibition opener. Coach Harland Svare shifted plans after knee issues improved, with Unitas facing multiple new players and Giants using a testing slate of reserves.
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Chargers
Giants
San Diego
John Unitas
Baltimore
New York Giants
Charger
Harland Svare
Lems
John
Syare
Alex Webster
Noem Snead
Randy Johnson
Snead
Denver
Jackson
Broncos
Ray Jones
New Orleans
James Ford
Houston
Dallas
Tom Landry
Rodrigo Barnes
Rams
D.D. Lewis
Gene Howard
Pittsburgh
Roger Bernhardt
Kansas
Jets
Mike Haggard
New York
South Carolina
Bernhardt
Steelers
Celtics Upset Knicks 46-35 In Season Opener
Celtics ride balanced attack to defeat favored Knicks 46 to 35 as Bot Mook posts 12 points and nine rebounds. Stan Wiskoski adds 10, Alan Daleneault and Craig Cherbonneau score eight each. Walt Parmenter leads Knicks with 17, while John Ottaviano is limited to four. Top 10 scorers list follows after three games.
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Celtics
Knicks
Bot Mook
Stan Wiskoski
Alan Daleneault
Craig Cherbonneau
Walt Parmenter
John Ottaviano
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