Patriots plan to boil Rice in Class L baseball clash
ML Anthony of Bennington aims to advance in the Class L baseball quarterfinals against Rice Memorial at home. McShane’s Patriots seek improved defense after a tough season, with Walt Parmenter likely starting and Terry Raetz catching as they chase a Vermont championship.
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Wisconsin tops Northeastern in IRA heat amid rough conditions
In Syracuse, Wisconsin surged to lead after a quarter of the 2000 meter IRA heat while Northeastern, after a pre race collision and water fill, eased off and finished last. Northeastern faces a second chance race for Saturday's final as debate over starting conditions continues.
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Weiskopf ties Kemper Open record in first round lead
Tom Weiskopf shot a seven under 63 to tie the course record and lead the Kemper Open after the first round at Quail Hollow. Lanny Wadkins was one stroke back at 66, with nine others at 67 and Arnold Palmer and Bruce Crampton at 68. Babe Hiskey eagled No. 2 for a hole-in-one but posted 71.
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Bruins to Sign Andre Savard Today
UPL reports Boston Bruins plan to sign their No 1 draft pick Andre Savard to a three year contract around 440000 after wooing from the Quebec Nordiques. Reporter Claude Denard quoted Savard saying he will sign in Boston this weekend with a 11 a.m. press conference expected.
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Stargell Guides Pirates With Three Run Homer
Willie Stargell hit a three run homer in the eighth to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 3 1 victory over the Atlanta Braves. The win kept Pittsburgh within four games of first place in the NL East as Chicago and Cincinnati also won. Stargell’s 14th homer came after Manny Sanguillen singled and Rich Hebner walked in Three Rivers Stadium. Briles pitched effectively for his third win while Gentry took the loss.
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Canadiens Black Hawks dominate all star team
Montreal Canadiens and Chicago Black Hawks led the NHL in earning seven of 12 All Star berths, with Ken Dryden near unanimous on the first team and Bobby Orr topping second team voting. Clarke led the second team, while Esposito, Beliveau, and others earned major selections and prize money.
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Rain-Shortened Sealy-Faberge Classic Hit By Storm
A desert storm halted the second start of the Sealy-Faberge Classic in Las Vegas, canceling the first round of the LPGA event. Only four of 56 finished before Tournament Director John Montgomery halted play and wiped the scores. Players finished included Renee Powell and Cynthia Sullivan with two over par, Jane Lepert at 7 percent, and Marko Laski at 69. Pre-tournament favorite Kathy Whitworth had only one hole completed when play stopped.
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