Vacationers take day trips from upstate and New England
The notice outlines excursion options for residents of upstate New York, New England, and nearby areas, detailing bus and driving trips for a day outing. It highlights travel zones, accessible destinations, and limited trip durations.
Dream Game drama shines as Aaron Morgan win it
In Atlanta last night the Nationals beat the Americans 3 10 innings with Hank Aaron homering off Gaylord Perry and Joe Morgan delivering the deciding hit. Tug McGraw rallied the bullpen as Morgan’s single sealed a 3 2 finish. Cookie Rojas homered twice for the Americans but Morgan and Aaron carried the night. The game reflected the lingering All Star magic and Aaron’s chase of Babe Ruth’s record.
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Atlanta
UPI
Nationals
Hank Aaron
Tug McGraww
Cookie Rojas
Joe Morgan
Cincinnati Reds
Babe Ruth
Henry
Aaron
Cleveland
Gaylord Perry
Perry
Hank Aarii
Tug McGraw
Mets
Morgan
McGraw
San Diego
Nate Colbert
Kansas City
Billy Williams
Little Joe
Houston
Cincinnati
Reds
Drvell
Hank
Coakie
Colbert
Baltimore
Dave McNally
Jim Palmer
McNally
Thresy Morgan
Palmer
Frank Aaron
Bad Henry
Morgan Delivers Walkoff for NL in 10th All Star Thriller
In Atlanta, Joe Morgan lined a goahead single to right in the 10th, driving in Nate Colbert for a 4-3 National League win over the American League. Hank Aaron homered for the Nationals, his 600th, and earned MVP honors for his dramatic blast while Gaylord Perry allowed the milestone shot.
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Jack Wilkinson
Atlanta
UPI
Hank Allen
Little Joe Morgan
Cincinnati
Morgan
Balimore
Dave McNally
Nate Colbert
San Diego
Unser sets track record in Schaefer qualifying
A chaotic, rain affected session at Pocono Raceway saw Bobby Unser post a four lap average of 148.473 mph to lead Schaefer 50 qualifying. Mario Andretti led the day with a 183.216 mph lap as other contenders chased the track record amid mechanical issues and fading light.
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Unser
Schaefer
Long Pond
UPI
Bobby Unser
Auto Club
USAC
Pocono International Raceway
Albuquerque
N.M
Wayne Leary
Mario Andretti
Parnell
Andretti
Parnelli Teamate al
Hank Aaron Night Sparks All Star Win in Atlanta
At Atlanta Stadium 99,107 fans gave Hank Aaron a standing ovation before he started. Aaron hit a bottom of the sixth homer to put the National League ahead 2 1, and the NL held on for a 4 3 ten inning victory. Tug McGraw earned the win in relief as Aaron’s fame and the Dixie setting unsettled him briefly.
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Hank Aaron
Atlanta
UPI
Aaron
Dixie
Tug McGraw
New York
Pasadena
Tournament of Roses Association
University of Michigan Stadium
Patriots seek tight end and punter in draft trades
New England Patriots coach John Mazur says the team is shopping for a tight end and a punter and would consider surrendering key draft picks from recent deals. He notes unsettled roster as the trading deadline approaches at midnight July 31.
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Amberst
Mass
UPI
New England Patriots
John Mazur
Maar
University of Massachusetts
Vermstat State Slow Pitch tourney debuts in Rutland weekend results
Three teams from the Men's softball league entered the Vermstat State Slow Pitch tournament with district eliminations held in Rutland over the past weekend. Globe Union and Monument Motors won their first games but both lost their next. Gophers were eliminated in their opening match. Jobe beat Lindholm Sports 35 to 60 to WHWB. Monument Motors beat Green Mt. Distributors 3-2 in 4 innings but lost to Todd Motors 7-310. Gophers fell 15-8 to WHWB.
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Eama
Rutland
Globe Union
Monument Motors
Gophers
Jobe
Lindholm Sports
Green Mt. Distributors
Todd Motors
Gopbers
WHWB
Colts optimistic Bubba Smith will end holdout soon
United Press International reports Colts coach Don McCafferty remains guardedly optimistic Bubba Smith will report to camp after his holdout over contract renegotiation. Smith’s absence led McCafferty to shift veteran Dan Sullivan to right guard while guard John Williams negotiates. Frank Harris signed by Steelers, Mark Washington out for 1972 season with knee injury. Giants cut five players reducing camp roster to 69.
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United Press International
Ballirmore Colts
Don McCafferty
Bubba Smith
John Williams
McCafferty
Smith
Williams
Thomas Urough
Dan Sullivan
Colts
Pittsburgh Seders
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AL Unser
Gordon Johacock
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Willie) Mays
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Judy Day
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Skip Butler
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Neovia Gregor
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