Palmer Dominates Royals In Rain Delayed Two-Hitter
Jim Palmer fired a two-hitter despite nearly three hours of rain delays to lead the Baltimore Orioles to a 3-0 victory over the Kansas City Royals. Palmer earned his 18th win and eighth shutout, with hits allowed only by Bob Stinson and Vada Pinson. He credited a delivery change for his five game winning streak and expressed confidence in overtaking Boston in the AL East.
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Palmer Stops Hill In U.S. Women's Amateur Upset
Vancouver's Marilyn Palmer defeats defending champion Cynthia Hill 5 and 3 at Brae Burn Country Club. Sixteen players advance to match play as the tournament moves toward the 36 hole final set for Saturday. Marlene Streit and Beth Daniel advance with close wins. Nancy Lopez falls to Beth Daniel while Carol Semple defeats Nancy Roth Syms.
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Ont
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Roswell
N.M
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Charleston
S.C
Miss Daniel
Furman University
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Carolinas
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Sewickley
U.S
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IOC to intervene in Olympic TV rights dispute
In Brussels, IOC sources say the International Olympic Committee will step in as the Montreal Games face a TV rights dispute between the organizing committee COJO and global networks. Negotiations in Geneva failed with COJO seeking $18 million and networks offering $9.3 million. timing may prevent full coverage. Radio broadcasts proceed as planned.
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Mt Anthony field hockey candidates begin Aug 25 at 9am
Mt Anthony Union High School plans the fall field hockey tryouts with first practice scheduled for Aug 25 at 9 a.m. Players must have physicals on file by that date.
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Patriots Lose Neville Season Injured in Practice
The New England Patriots place 11 year veteran tackle Tom Neville on injured reserve after fracturing his left ankle and straining ligaments in a scrimmage. Coach Chuck Fairbanks calls Neville a major loss as the team’s highest rated lineman with 132 games since 1965 and an offensive captain who mentored younger linemen.
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Mass
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Ashe says Connors would be invaluable for Davis Cup
Arthur Ashe says Jimmy Connors would be an invaluable asset to the United States Davis Cup team, adding depth and flexibility for singles and doubles. He notes personal friction with Connors, recalls past lawsuits, and downplays involvement in high prize exhibition matches while stressing the importance of other titles.
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U.S
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John Newcombe
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Arlington still alive as 10 minutes left in playoff clash
With 10 minutes remaining and Arlington leading Glens Falls 3-2, darkness halted play. The final 10 minutes will resume tonight at 7 at Arlington Memorial High School. Arlington scorers were Jeff Rice and John Werner, with Glens Falls pushing two more goals before intermission.
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Manchester
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Bristol Beats Phillies To Tighten Eastern League Standings
Bristol handed the Phillies an 8-5 loss as Reading falls two games back after Bristol moved ahead. West Haven beat Three Rivers 7-1 and sits within half a game of Bristol, with five teams within six games of the leader. Waterbury edged Quebec City 65 in 16 innings and Pittsfield topped Thetford Mines 7-2. Hobson homer fueled Bristol’s four-run second, Benedetti tripled and scored, while Stitzel and Lorg homered for Reading.
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Hayden Patterson riders shine in local moto cross meet
SOUTHWICK Mass Dave Hayden won the 250 amateur class last Sunday in a local moto cross event. John Patterson of Pownal finished third in the 125 novice, earning 15 points and moving to the amateur division. Several local riders prepare for a two day event in Lanesboro Mass this Saturday and Sunday.
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Southwick
Mass
Dave Hayden
John Patterson
Pownal
Lanesboro
Burr and Burton to Kick Off Fall Football Season
Manchester Burr and Burton football staff will host a kickoff program at the BBS gym this Saturday at 7 30. The event will show offensive and defensive sets for the coming season, review off season conditioning, and feature equipment displays. Booster Club membership and officer elections will follow, with refreshments served to the public.
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Burr and Burton
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