Jim's Boys Club Tops MAU in Scottish Exhibition
Hoosick Falls NY hosts an exchange match as Jim's Boys Club from near Edinburgh defeats Mt. Anthony 2 1 in a friendly on the Hoosac School field. The game underlines cultural ties and athletic detente with Scotland observers visiting New York Philadelphia and Washington DC after tonight's rematch and a prior win over Williamstown MA.
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NFL players strike begins with unfair labor suit filed
The NFL Players Association declares a strike on the first day by filing an unfair labor practice suit against owners while no picket lines appear yet. Ed Garvey says strike has players' unanimous approval, with lines planned at Chargers camp in San Diego as rookies report.
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Generals directors back Al Cece after key players leave
The Bennington Generals board unanimously approved manager Al Cece in a special meeting to quell town rumors. President Bob Long said the team is here to stay, focusing on youth from the Legion program while facing player exits and a 28 8 first year record in the Empire State Traveling League.
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East Indies Trophy aims to honor top eastern college football teams
The East Indies Trophy debuts to recognize top eastern independent colleges in football. Tim Cohane acts as mini commissioner ranking eligible squads such as Army Navy Boston College Penn State Pittsburgh Syracuse and West Virginia. The award uses a flexible standard similar to the Lambert Trophy and crowns a champion after the regular season unless bowl invitations alter the schedule.
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Boshoff Edges Casals to Reach Wimbledon Quarterfinals
Linky Boshoff of South Africa defeated Rosie Casals 6-2 6-3 in a sharp upset to advance to the Wimbledon women's singles quarterfinals. Billie Jean King beat Lesley Charles 6-3 6-0, Evonne Goolagong defeated Kris Kemmer 6-1 6-4, and Chris Evert’s result remained uncertain pending overseas returns. Casals struggled with dashed aerial attempts and mounting pressure as Boshoff capitalized with precise returns and timely lobs.
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Three syndicates prep trials for America's Cup bids
Newport RI. Three American syndicates race toward late July trials to select the U.S. representative for the America's Cup. Ted Turner quotes designer Britton Chance amid tank tests of an aluminum yacht, with crews in Mamaro Neck. Courageous and Intrepid adjust sails and ballast as Alan Bond advances in New York news conference. Baron Rich delays France until after July 15 trials.
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A W beats Tansistor 6 to 2 in Bennington league action
A W defeated Tansistor 6 2 last night in Bennington Little League. Winning pitcher Warren Buhl earned the decision. Tonight First Vermont faces Moose with Vermont Container and Vermont Steak House also slated in minor league action.
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Petty Seeks Firecracker 400 Pole On Birthday
Richard Petty celebrates his 37th birthday hoping for pole position and the checkered flag in the Firecracker 400 at Daytona Beach. He clocked 176.831 mph in practice, with David Pearson at 178.589 mph and Buddy Baker fastest at 180.559 mph, as the field battles for spots in the 40-car race.
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Red Sox still can win says Johnson
Boston manager Darrell Johnson says the Red Sox remain capable of winning the AL East despite Fisk’s absence. A 6-4 win over the Orioles featured Bill Lee’s pitching, Diego Segui’s seventh-inning save, and the return of Doug Griffin after a Nolan Ryan line drive hit. Johnson praised depth, noting 13 players with around 200 at bats contributing.
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Gibson tennis clinics at Willow Park continue
Adults take over the Willow Park courts for a clinic directed by Stan Gibson of Hartford Connecticut in Bennington under the Park and Recreation Department. Beginners learn strokes and serves while experienced players refine basics. A Friday evening frolic with prizes and a Saturday clinic to help others learn concludes the program. Proceeds support Gibson’s Youth Tennis Foundation activities in nine New England communities.
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