Ducks Unlimited aims to boost waterfowl protection in Vermont
Ducks Unlimited Vermont gears up for fall fund raising dinners to aid the Atlantic flyway. Bennington hosts a Oct 3 dinner at Mount Anthony Country Club, with plans for films, auctions, and bird dog prizes. Regional events include Woodstock Sept 6 or 19, Burlington Sept 26, and Rutland in November. Proceeds support black duck habitat in Canada, with 525,000 planned for a Maritime project over three years. Vermont seasons open Oct 6 with split dates through Nov 3 to Dec 1.
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Saints fire Roberts after winless preseason losses
Saints coach JD Roberts is fired after a winless preseason and a fourth straight defeat to the Patriots. Owner John Mecom had given Roberts a vote of confidence earlier, but he is replaced by Johny North as Saints cut rosters to 49 players amid camp shuffles.
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Green Mountain 30 Kilometer Marathon Attracts Field
Labor Day event in Pownal // sanctioned by the Amateur Athletic Union // starts in Manchester and runs to the Rooney Family owned Green Mountain racetrack finish line in Pownal with over 100 entrants including Boston Marathon placers Tom Fleming Kathy Miller Orlando Martinez and Norbert Sander. The winner earns an all expenses paid trip to England to represent the U.S. in the 50 mile Landon W. Brighton marathon. For more details contact Frank Anderson at the racetrack.
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Lions Rotary softball rivalry to resume at Little League Field
After a two year absence the Lions Rotary service club softball championship returns on Wednesday August 29 at 5 45 p m at the Little League Field. Mt Anthony Principal Clarence Pelkie is chief umpire to ensure a fair contest. Rotary veterans Dick Fabricius George Hadwen Tom Steffen headline the lineup alongside new players. Lions manager John Lyons fields many newcomers with veterans from the last victory over Rotary expected to play. The series dates back to 1967 with proceeds supporting club charity.
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Lee accuses Cronin of selective fines over spitball abuse
Boston pitcher Bill Lee admitted throwing grease balls and urged American League President Joe Cronin to fine everyone who does it. He cited Jim Merritt’s punishment for a spitter-grease ball and claimed many pitchers, including Angels staff, use K Y jelly. Lee warned Cronin to enforce fairness or face broader backlash.
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Rogers throws third no hitter of season for Expos
Montreal rookie Steve Rogers pitched his third shutout of the season on a three-hitter, with Bob Stinson driving in three runs. Dodgers threatened but Rogers held NL West leaders to two hits as Montreal stayed 4 1/2 games behind St Louis. In other NL action, Bunson homered, Reitz drove in two in the 14th, and Staub hit a 400-foot grand slam for the Mets.
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Taiwan II checked for possible violations
The Littl League World Series title tainted by an age inquiry into Taiwan City Giants players. League President McGovern said a committee will verify ages with Far East records, with findings due October 26 at the annual meeting in Williamsport. Tainan City and eight teams visited Washington after the tournament.
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NHL expands into four divisions with two new teams
The NHL will realign into four divisions for 1974-75, adding two expansion clubs. Atlanta, New York Islanders, New York Rangers, Philadelphia form Division I. Detroit, Los Angeles, Montreal, Pittsburgh, Washington in Division II. Chicago, Kansas City, Minnesota, St. Louis, Vancouver in Division III. Boston, Buffalo, California, Toronto, plus an expansion club in Division IV. Twelve teams reach playoffs. divisional champions get byes, rest meet in best two of three then best four of seven. Expansion cities for 1976-77 may come from WHL, with Denver, Phoenix, Portland, Salt Lake City, San Diego, Seattle potential, and Indianapolis also considered.
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League leaders and player notes across major leagues
A garbled recap lists league leaders and player mentions across American and National Leagues. Names include Stargell, Mayberry, Jackson, Fisk, and Stargett with scattered team references, numbers, and standings amid an unclear digest of results and key figures.
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Reds Second Baseman Joe Morgan Named Player of the Week
San Francisco. Joe Morgan of the Cincinnati Reds was named National League Player of the Week for August 2026 by NL president Charles Feeney. Morgan batted .333 with 10 hits in 30 at bats, including his 16th home run of the season, extending his club records for second basemen.
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North Adams Youth Hockey Summer Program Ends
The Mt Anthony Youth Athletic Association hockey group will meet October 15 at 6 p.m. All youths 15 and younger are invited to join. For more information contact Low Schneider at 447 7755.
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Tennis stars sign with World Team Tennis league
Billie Jean King and John Newcombe signed with World Team Tennis. USLTA denied any immediate bans, while ILTF hesitation and WTT plans threaten players entering non sanctioned events. Linda Tuera missed Minneapolis news conference for Buckskins signing amid league controversy. George McCall noted discussions with Lilcock before proxy travelled to Boston.
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