Rangers press pennant push as Perry shuts out Jays
Texas Rangers move toward a pennant with a 3-0 win over the Toronto Blue Jays behind Gaylord Perry’s fourth shutout. Toby Harrah drove in the first inning run, Kurt Bevacqua added an insurance triple, and manager Billy Hunter pushes a faster, more aggressive club as Chicago remains seven back. Other AL results include New York’s 14-2 win over Baltimore and Boston’s 12-0 over Milwaukee. NL peers feature Chicago’s 16-15 marathon win over Cincinnati and Montreal’s 5-4 over San Diego.
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UPI
Texas Way
Billy Hunter
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Gaylord Perry
Chicago
Texas
Hunter
Toby Harrah
Kurt Bevacqua
Tucson
Bevacqua
Cincinnati
Montreal
San Diego
St. Louis
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Houston
Losana
Philadelphia
Veakine
Orioles
Thurman Munson
Munson
Chris Chambliss
Roy White
RBI
Mike Torrez
Red Sox
Brewers
Mike Paxton
Boston
Baltimore
Don Zimmer
Mariners
Twins
Lee Stanton
Gary Wheelock
Seattle
John Montague
Bennington and Hinsdale Vie For Bi-State Soccer Title
In the Bi-State Soccer League final Monday at 6 p.m. on Wilmington field Bennington faces Hinsdale N H. Both clubs finished 5-1 in league play after Hinsdale beat Bennington in a marathon regular season overtime without hand use by goalies. Bennington advanced by narrow 3-1 wins over Brattleboro and Wilmington.
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Wilmington
Bennington
Hinsdale
N.H
Brattleboro
Diehl shoots 65 to lead Philadelphia Golf Classic by stroke
Terry Diehl carded a 6 under par 65 to hold a one shot lead over J. C. Snead and Tom Kite at Whitemarsh Valley. Danny Edwards and Bill Rogers followed at 67 as 52 players posted par or better. Kite bogeyed the 6th. Gilder dodged disqualification after a timing mishap. Crenshaw withdrew with 81. Zarley was disqualified for penalty miscue.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Terry Diehl
Diehl
J.C. Snead
Tom Kite
Danny Edwards
Kite
Whitemarsh
Snead
Ben Crenshaw
Kermit Zarley
Dogs Popular in Pownal Greyhound Racing Grow
Greyhound racing popularity rises in Pownal and surrounding regions as figures released by Green indicate increased interest across Southern Vermont Eastern New York and Western Berkshire areas. Local betting and track activity show a notable uptick as fans follow the sport.
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Pownal
Vermont
New York
Berkshire
Green
Joe McCarthy Hospitalized After Hip Fracture At 90
Joe McCarthy the former manager of the Cubs Yankees and Red Sox was admitted to Millard Fillmore Hospital Buffalo with a fractured left hip and will undergo surgery. He fell at his home in North Tonawanda on Wednesday, age 90, and is listed in stable condition pending procedures.
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Kite
Rochester, N.Y
Ken Venturi
Thomas Rogers
N.Y. Times
Joe McCarthy
Chicago Cubs
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Millard Fillmore Hospital
Buffalo
McCarthy
North Tonawanda
Yankees
Boston
Rick Wise
Luis (Tiant
Fergy Jenkins
Reggie Cleveland
Pawtucket
Milwaukee
Don Rase
Cliff Johnson
Bucky Dent
Jackson
Ed Figueroa
Dock Ellis
Willie Randolph
Thurman Munson
M.V.P
Graig Nettles
Orioles
Arlington pep bus and game schedules for weekend
Arlington Youth Soccer League bus will depart Park and Recreation field at 11:15 Saturday for the Twin State Soccer Match with a return about 6 p.m. Players Jim Wade and Joel Pratt coach youth team. Arlington Soccer Club, sponsored by the Dairy Bar, plays Marty's in Castleton Sunday at 3 p.m. The Eagles high school team plays Killington at 6 p.m., with both leaving the Park and Recreation field at 1:15. Green Mountain track reports 1,900 attendance and $125,000 nightly handle since June 26.
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Arlington Youth Soccer League
Park and Recreation Field
Jim Wade
Joel Pratt
Arlington Memorial High
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Dairy Bar
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Castleton
Eagles
Killington
Park and Recreation
Quintela
Boston Red Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Fenway Park
Green Mountain
Orioles face season with familiar stars in lineup
Between seasons, Earl Weaver recalls Baltimore’s fading glory and insists the team still has strength. He cites Lee May, Jim Palmer, Mark Belanger, Doug DeCinces, Al Bumbry, Elliott Maddox, Pat Kelly, Eddie Murray, Ric Dauer, and Billy Smith, while noting second base remains a concern. The Orioles aim to prove doubters wrong as Boston and New York loom in the AL East.
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Red Smith
N.Y
Orioles
Yankee Stadium
Weaver
Lee May
Jim Palmer
Mark ‘Belanger
Ken Singleton
Jackson
Brooks Robinson
al Bumbry
Elliott Maddox
Pat Kelly
Eddie Murray
Rochester
Ross Crimsley
Palmer
Rick Dempsey
Belanger
Baltimore
Third MAU meet filled with 38 runners and close finishes
A rained out MAU track meet was made up with 38 competitors. The mile drew 21 runners and the standout was Mark Page who edged Gordon Walker in the 30-35 master class. The 3 mile saw Peter Donavan place second to Walker. Multiple winners included Sarah Brooks and Susy Donavan among others. The next meet adds 220 and 880 events plus relays at 6 pm on Monday.
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Mark Page
Mt. Anthony
Gordon Walker
Walker
Peter Donavan
Sarah Brooks
Sandy Cook
Sally Donavan
H. Coughlin
Carl Hurburt
Stuart Freyer
Jim
Sparkman
Birger Wigsnes
Dan Geer
Harda Bradford
Susy Donavan
Neil Moes
Mau
T. O’connell
H. Bradford
G. Walker
P. Donavan
G. Thomas
N. Moss
S. Freyer
B. Wigsnes
R. Guerrero
J. Sparkman
C. Hurlburt
Jr. High
P. Page
High School
Brooks
J. Gilarde
P. Jones
College
D. Whitney
T. Dimke
J. Whittemore
S. Donavan
B. Viganes
Masters
C. Hulburt
D. Geer
H.S
B. Curran
B. Henry
J. Girarde
J. Dewey
J. Restino
B. Vigsnes
HLS
S. Brooks
D. Amos
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Top Rank Inc
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Tidewater
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Robbie Ploof
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Matt Hong
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