Guidry Shuts Down Rangers 1-0 on Two-Hitter
Ron Guidry fired a two hit shutout Sunday as the Yankees beat Texas 1-0 to move two games ahead in the AL East. Craig Nettles tripled in the sixth and Reggie Jackson followed with a single to supply the game's only run. Guidry criticized Billy Martin after the game, saying he hoped the manager would not second guess his pitches again.
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Cosmos win Soccer Bowl 77 2 1 over Seattle
Pele ends NASL career as Steve Hunt and Giorgio Chinaglia lead Cosmos to their second championship in Portland. Hunt unassisted opener, Chinaglia nets late winner at 78th minute after Seattle ties early. Postgame notes praise Pele and record playoff performances set by Chinaglia and Hunt.
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Garvey and Sutton End Slumps for Dodgers NL Drive
Dodgers star Gary Garvey went 5-for-5 with two homers and three doubles while Don Sutton pitched six innings of shutout ball in an 11-0 win over the Cardinals. The victory kept Los Angeles 82 games ahead in the NL West as Cincinnati swept the Phillies.
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Patriots rally to beat Steelers in overtime
New England Patriots overcome a 10-0 deficit to defeat the Pittsburgh Steelers 13-10 in overtime. Steve Grogan, limited by two interceptions, threw a crucial six-yard TD to Russ Francis with 14 seconds left in regulation. John Smith kicked a 32-yard field goal 4:36 into OT after a 34-yard drive. Other preseason results noted include Philadelphia's 28-24 win over Denver and several Saturday night games.
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Bouts back in Pownal boxing card highlights Nordine Bensalah
Six AAA bouts are set for Green Mountain Track in Pownal on Saturday September 3 headlined by Nordine Bensalah a 132 pound lightweight from Rensselaer NY. The six bout outdoor program starts at 5 30 with five three round fights and one five round main event weather permitting.
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Dibbs tops Stockton to reach U S Pro semis in Brookline
Eddie Dibbs defeated Dick Stockton 6-4 6-2 in a U S Pro quarterfinal in Brookline. Orantes beat Molina and Fillol overcame Cornejo as the heat and field of 64 shaped the day. Dibbs next faces Wojtek Fibak while Orantes meets Fillol.
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Irwin earns spot in World Series of Golf
Hale Irwin wins the Hall of Fame Golf Classic at Pinehurst with a 20 under 264 to earn a World Series of Golf berth in Akron Ohio. He ties the tournament record with a Friday 62 and finishes five strokes ahead of Leonard Thompson who shoots a 66. Jeff Mitchell places third and J C Snead and Lou Graham fire 274. Irwin criticizes the PGA for an earlier error that briefly ousted him from the World Series.
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Vermont Steak House Captures Bennington Minor League Title
The curtain fell on the 1977 Little League season as Vermont Steak House defeated Globe Union 16 to 9 in the Bennington Minor League Round-Robin final to claim the Minors championship. Bill Beattie earned the win, Hank LeBlanc provided the offense, and Mark Taylor led Globe Union at the plate. Vermont Steak House and Display will be honored at the Annual Little League Award picnic on Saturday Sept 10 at 2 p.m.
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