Patriots Earn Semi Final Bid With Extra Inning Win
Mt Anthony Patriots edge Springfield Cosmos 1-0 in eight innings on Stoke Field in the Class L quarterfinal. Robin Outwater delivered a second inning single over second for the winning run as Don Ryan hurled seven frames, with two Cosmos hits and nine strikeouts. Maynard and LeBarron key the offense, while Woodard and Maynard make two stellar outfield plays.
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Brattleboro
Mt. Anthony
Cosmo
Ryan
McShane
Outwater
Dale Whitney
Patriot
John Hart
Patriots
Springfield
Fran Maynard
Keith LeBarron
Tony Wright
B.J. Woodard
Don Ryan
Tom Pettit
Russ Corbin
Whitney
Cosmos
Parker
Moynihan Quilman Triumph In 23rd Jerome Tourney
The championship finals at Mt Anthony Country Club saw Jackie Moynihan of Troy and Joe Quilman of Albany win the 23rd William Travers Jerome Memorial Invitational, defeating Dan Dinsmore of Mohawk and Babe Stratton of Antlers in the finals. The event featured multiple divisions with Avenues of wins by Moynihan Quilman, Dinsmore Stratton, and numerous regional clubs Jerry Darling and Dave Finnegan among others.
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Joe Quilman
Jackie Moynihan
William Travers
Babe Stratton
Dan Dinsmore
John Griffin
Capitol District
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Troy
Dollar City
Mohawk Country Club
Schenectady
Babe’’ Stratton
Antlers C.C
Amsterdam
Moynihan
Mt. Anthony
Cliff Rounds
Emil McKay
Dinsmore
Stratton
Jones and Johnson
Serian and
Messia
Budz
Douglass
Chubby
Watters
Jerry Darling
Dave Finnegan
Randy Mook
Leahy
Guinan
Willard
McKinney and Schindler
Schmidt and Mathers
Lee and
Dick Shoemaker
Murphy and
Doyle
Foster and Kleiner
Griffin and Mihuta
Charlie Kokoras
Cardish
Quillan
Hopkins
McKay
Rounds
Blair
Snyder
Jones
Johnson
Quillnan
Quilman
McLaughlin
Barbato
Maloney
Vaz
Horton
Wilk
Wilkinson
Collins
Mack
Donovan
Serian
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Hansen
Waters
Darling
Harvey
LaRoche
Bosquet
Richardson
Finnegan
Mook
Wisher
Hogel
Davis
Mattison
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Schindler
Corbett
Carmody
Ponti
Taylor
Shoemaker
Schmidt
Mathers
Heald
Wargo
Boisvert
Beaudin
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Kellog
Muckle
Sinclair
Lebanowski
Foster
Kliner
Towslee
Agresta
Winegard
Wirthman
Kokoras
Morris
Griffin
Mihuta
Bernheimer
Toomey
A&W Holiday Victors Defeat Moose Nine in Little League
In Bennington Little League action, A&W Holiday Victors beat Moose nine 6-3. Display opened with four runs in the first inning, added one in the second and third, while Moose rallied with two in the fourth and one in the fifth but failed to convert with runners on. Moose outhit A&W 5-3 but produced no key timely hits.
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Bennington
Bennington Display
Moose
Tansitor
A&w
Display
Braves subdue Dodgers 6 2 for third straight win
In Norshaft Arlington Little League the Braves beat the Dodgers 6-2 behind Jeff Ward’s 10 strikeouts and four walks. Dodgers led 2-0 in the first before Braves tied it with two walks and a Don Sprague single. Ward, Mattison and Waine fueled a two inning rally. Snow and Carroll collected two hits for the Dodgers. Mat tison went 2 for 2 for the winners.
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Norshaft- Arlington
Braves
Dodgers
Jeff Ward
Kevin Snow
Chuck Brady
Snow
Don Sprague
Ward
Waine
Mattison
Jimmy Carroll
Mike Mattison
Ludlow Presidents blank Arlington in Class M playoff win
Ludlow Presidents defeated Arlington 2-0 behind pitcher Norm Cole who struck out 15. Wayne Komulainen opened the scoring with a first inning double and scored on a Cole single, while Pat Valente drove in the second run on a throw error. Arlington totaled seven hits with Steve Coulman taking the loss after an early hiccup, as Cole and his defense sealed the win to advance to the semifinals against Proctor.
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Carl Rice
Arlington
Eagle
Cole
Presidents
Proctor
Boxscore
Baseball results from Mt Anthony and surrounding games
Mt Anthony beat Springfield 1 0 in eight innings and Burlington won 5 4 in eight. Windsor defeated Spaulding 8 6 and Rice won 8 2 over Essex Junction. Ludlow 2 Arlington 0, Poultney 6 Chester 4, Woodstock 8 Mt Mansfield 5, West Rutland 2 Enosburg 1. Rochester 14 McIndes 2. Pembroke led with two base hits and two runs, Giroux got the win in a 3 2 A and W victory over Tansitor. Green took the loss for Tansitor as Clark went six for A&W with four hits.
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Mt. Anthony
Springfield
Burlington
Rutland
Windsor
Spaulding
Rice
Essex Junction
Ludlow
Arlington
Poultney
Chester
Woodstock
Mt. Mansfield
West Rutland
Enosburg
Rochester
McIndes
Pembroke
Giroux
Ahearn
Tansitor
A&w
Gary Green
Clark
Green
National League East standings and Sunday results
National League East leaders Chicago and Pittsburgh post strong records as New York, St Louis, Philadelphia, and Montreal trail. Sundays saw New York edge San Francisco 5-4, Chicago defeat Atlanta 13-4, Pittsburgh beat Houston 14-7, Los Angeles topple Philadelphia 12-4, St Louis stop Cincinnati 11-3, San Diego beat Montreal 5-2.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Clark Graebner
New York
Erik van Dillen
San Mateo
Liza Pande
Palo Alto
Kristen Kemmer
Los Angeles
W. L. Pet
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Montreal
Atlanta
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Houston
San Diego
Osteen
Koosman
Sadecki
Stoneman
Santorini
Johnson
Merritt
Veale
Stone
Louis
Washburn
Mignty
Balti
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Minn
Oakland
Seattle
Kansas City
Minnesota
Balt
Bertaina
Nelson
Kekich
Kaat
U S high school wins open eight at Canadian championships
Capture of the open eight oar final by UPfN Washington Lee High School of Arlington Va at the 24th Canadian Scholastic Rowing Championships in St Catharines. U S team finished fifth overall among 41 schools from 21 Canadian and American cities.
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ST. Catharines
Ont
Washington Lee High School
Arlington
U. S
Bosox Sluggers Spark Comeback in 5-2 Win Over Twins
Tony Conigliaro and Rico Petrocelli powered Boston with homers and run production as Ray Culp earned his ninth win. Conigliaro added two doubles and a single, driving in three, while Petrocelli hit a two run homer and scored on a fielder's choice. The Red Sox, three games behind Baltimore in the division, also got help from continued strong offense across the league with several notable scores and late innings.
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Tony Conigliaro
Rico Petrocelli
Boston Red Sox
Conigliaro
Petrocelli
Red Sox
Detroit
Boston
Minnesota Twins
Ray Culp
Baltimore
California
Oakland
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
New York
Kansas City
Seattle
San Francisco
San Diego
Montreal
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Houston
Atlanta
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Culp
al Lyle
Paul Blair
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John McShane
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Dunham
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P Lewis
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MacKenzie
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Schnider
Simon
George
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DeLude
Gaetan
Simon and
A&w Holiday Victors
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Coulman
P Sheldon
Clayton
Keough
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Holton
Lewis Maguire
J. Maguire
W. Pembroke
Parmenter
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Reggie Jackson
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Frank Howard
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Brant Alyea
Barry Moore
Roy White
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Jimmie Hall
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Tommy Harper
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