Clyde Clyde dazzles in loss as White Sox topple Rangers
Ed Herrmann's ninth inning double capped a 5-4 White Sox win over Texas while 11 year old David Clyde impressed in six innings, leaving with the Rangers ahead. Clyde struck out six, allowed one earned run, but a blister ended his night.
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Amateurs push toward Wimbledon tennis semis as women reach showdown
At Wimbledon, three amateur men chase a semifinal spot with $147,800 on the line while top rivals Connors and Kodes loom as favorites. Meanwhile, the women’s singles field narrows to the four top seeds Billie Jean King Chris Evert Margaret Court and Evonne Goolagong advancing to the semifinals after decisive wins.
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Reds roar back as Perez homer sinks Dodgers in nine
Sparky Anderson praised Cincinnati for showing they are back in the race after Tony Perez hit a two-run ninth inning homer to power the Reds to a 4-2 win over Los Angeles on national TV. The cardinals, Padres, Expos also won while Hank Aaron neared Ruth’s record with his 21st home run of the season.
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Moose Juniors edge First Vermont Bank 3 2 in rough outing
Moose won 3 to 2 behind Mike Green as First Vermont Bank recorded four hits with no errors. Over $100 was raised for the Green family after a drowning weekend. Minor league action includes Kelly Tire and Oil beating Union Carbide 11 tonight and Vermont Container facing Fairdale Farms.
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Post 13 and Bennington clash in key Legion baseball tilt
Post 13 travels to Rutland for the biggest game of the Legion season as both undefeated squads meet at 1 p.m. Bennington led by multiple pitchers and a strong defense faces a hitting heavy Post 31 roster coached by Bill Flory and Wade Mitchell. Spanning recent Keene cancellation, Spinell Field hosts Enfield, Conn. in a 1 p.m. doubleheader.
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Foyt Wins Fourth United States 500 at Pocono
A.J. Foyt overtook Roger McCluskey after a fuel gamble by McCluskey near the finish to win the Schaefer 500 at Pocono Raceway. Foyt earned $90,000, his 44th national win, in 3 hours 26 minutes 4 seconds, averaging 144.444 mph and moving to second in USAC standings. McCluskey, leading by 12 seconds on the white flag, ran out of gas with 1.5 miles remaining.
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Frazier Beats Bugner In Comeback Fight In London
Joe Frazier returned from defeat to beat European champion Joe Bugner by a 12 round decision in London. Foreman praised the fight as one of the best, while Frazier expressed confidence he could beat Foreman, with no plans for future title bouts announced.
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Bennington LL All-Star Team Heads to Brattleboro Tournament
Bennington Little League selects 14 players and two alternates for the all-star squad led by manager Ormal Fierce of Display and coach Jack Coyne of 1st Vermont Bank. Practices begin soon as they prep for a three day tournament in Brattleboro starting July 19.
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