Liporto leaves MAU football for New Hampshire job
Mt Anthony coach Ken Liporto, who led the Patriots to the 1975 Vermont Division I title, resigns after five years and will coach at Winnacunnet Regional High School in Hampton, New Hampshire. He starts early practice Aug 15, citing family ties and a growing 1,400-student district as reasons, while warning MAU faces budget cuts and reduced emphasis on football.
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Springfield College
Lebanon
Windsor
Yellow Jackets
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Fredrickson
George Sleeman
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Mt Anthony to face Essex Junction in class L final
Mt Anthony and Essex Junction will meet at 1 p.m. in Randolph for the class L state softball final after Essex stunned Springfield 9-7 in a rain delayed semifinal. Springfield saw its 31 game win streak end. Mt Anthony coach Marge Robinson praised her team's readiness and planned to start Gail Corey on the mound with the same batting lineup.
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Horton Delivers in Rangers Win on Burleson Error
Horton pushed Texas Ranger victory with a two-run double after Rick Burleson dropped his popup in the eighth inning of a 1-1 duel with Ferguson Jenkins. Rangers manager Frank Lucchesi called it an omen and a big win. Other AL results included New York over Minnesota 10-3 and Detroit over Cleveland 4-2.
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Indians
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Steve Foucault
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Ray Fosse
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Orioles
Jim Essian
Francisco Barrios
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Mariners
Mike Norris
Dick Polo
Jim Tyrone
Yankees batter Twins 10-3 in Minnesota rout
New York pressures the pennant race as Bill Martin admits watching the standings. Lou Piniella drives in three with a homer and sacrifice fly, Thurman Munson and Craig Nettles add two-run doubles, Ed Figueroa earns his seventh win as the Yankees split the series with Minnesota. Sparky Lyle retires the last 32 3 innings. Carew homered for the Twins.
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Munson
Chris Chambliss
Sixers seek old magic at home in pivotal game four
The Philadelphia 76ers, down 2-2 with Portland, brace for a national TV showdown at the Spectrum hoping to rediscover their playoff edge. Julius Erving leads the Sixers while Bill Walton Maurice Lucas pace the Trail Blazers who rely on depth from Lloyd Neal Herm Gilliam and Dave Twardzik as the series shifts.
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West Coast
Post 13 Plan Rain Delayed Tryouts at Spinelli Field
Post 13 will retry rain delayed tryouts tonight starting at 6 p.m. at Spinelli Field. Tennis Equestrian Racquet Stringing event noted.
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Spinelli Field
Fairbanks lauds early Patriots camp performance
New England Patriots coach Chuck Fairbanks praised the first day of camp prelude noting strong showings from veterans rookies and free agents. The workout included top 1977 draft picks Stanley Morgan Horace Ivory and Don Hasselbeck with Raymond Clayborn excused to compete in track. Fairbanks reshuffled veteran roles moving Jess Phillips to fullback and Dave Tipton to center.
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Fairbanks
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Tennessee
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Oklahoma
Don Hasselbeck
Colorado
Raymond Clayborn
Texas
Jess Phillips
Jess
Dave Tipton
Americans Bomb Out On British Amateur Golf Course
Fifty four American players including past and present U S title holders entered the British amateur match play championship but by mid afternoon Thursday none remained in the field of 16. The 1977 event marks a historic American collapse, surpassing the 1966 fiasco when Bobby Cole of South Africa won at Carnoustie and only one American reached the last 16.
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Ganton
England
UPI
U.S
Bobby Cole
Carnoustie
Arlington Soccer Club Opens Summer Season Sunday
The Arlington Soccer Club hosts Chester at 1 p.m. on the new field in the Arlington Recreation complex north of town off Rt. 7. John Werner, Arlington high school coach, serves as player coach in the Southern Vermont Amateur Soccer League season opener. John Powell, 23, a Tennessee literature student, competes for Britain in Walker Cup selections, aiming to upset the U S in New York next August.
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