A's topple Perry as Epstein homers in 2-0 win
Oakland defeats Cleveland 2-0 after Perry is ordered to change his shirt amid greaseball allegations. Mike Epstein belts a seventh inning homer for the A's insurance run, John Adom goes 7 1 3, with Knowles, Fingers finishing.
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Pirates blank Padres as Clemente ties Pirates hit mark
Roberto Clemente tied Hoogs Wagner with 2,970 career Pirate hits after a seventh inning single as Pittsburgh routed San Diego 11-0. In other NL games, Cincinnati edged New York 4-2, Montreal beat Atlanta 2-2, Houston defeated Philadelphia 5-3, San Francisco beat St. Louis 3-2, and Chicago defeated Los Angeles 9-8. Dave Rader and Tito Fuentes had ninth inning RBI to seal SF’s win. Kim Hickman opened the 11th with a homer for Chicago.
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U S Sprinters Face European Challenge at Olympics
The track and field events opened in Munich with the 100 meters underway. Americans Eddie Hart and Reynaud Robinson posted top world times this year, while Valery Borzov from Russia aimed to break U S sprint dominance. The question of the fastest man would resolve by Friday.
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Football talent drought hits Mt Anthony grid hopes
Ken Liporte faces a sunken turnout as only 30 football players attend practice at Mt Anthony while many last year’s standouts are missing. He urges any interested students to join, warning the team may struggle against Rutland without speed and size.
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Local winners crowned in track and raffle draw event
Brian Pierce of IL Bradford Place competed in the softball throw and standing broad jump while John Thompson of 1004 E. Main entered the 50 yard dash and softball throw. Both were finalists in the sphere toss. Raffle winners were Francis Morin Shaftsbury $150 Mrs. Alfred LaCroix Bennington $100 and Andy Harrington Bennington $40.
Meet the Patriots and Mt Anthony Union open fall 1972
A series introduces Mt Anthony Union High School fall activities and the student participants. The note urges community support and attendance at events as the school begins the 1972-73 term. Also includes details about the Middlebury Rotary Club first annual registered horse show on Sept 3, 1972 at Addison County Field Day site Route 17 New Haven with 34 classes and the Governor's Trophy.
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