Patriots eliminated as Hartford pitches two-hitter
In Hartford, Jim Kenison hurled a two-hit win as Mt Anthony loses 3 0 to 0 in the Glass I semifinal. Rain and travel drained the Patriots while Hartford advantages and strong fielding doomed MAU to end their season.
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Eagles Fall to West Rutland in Class M Baseball
Arlington Eagles were beaten 4-2 by West Rutland in a Class M tournament game. Daye tlout pitched until the seventh inning as Arlington led 2-0 after the first. West Rutland tied in the seventh and won it with a ninth inning rally as Hoyt struck out 12 and allowed five hits. Arlington had lost to Poultney last year and Hoyt will be back as a junior next season.
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Burr and Burton Awards Night Set at Southern Vermont Arts Center
The Burr and Burton awards night will take place tomorrow at 8 at the Southern Vermont Arts Center. Athletic and academic honors will be handed out and Tom Lawson from Middlebury College will speak.
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Orioles blast Wood as Powell hits 3 run homer
Orioles rout Wood 7 runs in 8 2/3 innings. Boog Powell belts a five inning three run homer into right field bleachers. Tommy Davis adds a two run single in the eighth as Baltimore rolls past Chicago 7 4.
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Ryun Joins ITA Final Stop at Madison Square Garden
Jim Ryun, now with the International Track Association, competes in its last tour stop at Madison Square Garden, facing Kip Keino in the mile. The star, once a sub four-minute miler, has retired briefly, turned professional, and seeks a fast mile while others like Seagren and Oldfield vie for gains and titles on the pro circuit.
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Caffery Top WHA Rookie in 121-Point Balloting
Terry Caffery of the New England Whalers won the WHA rookie of the year title with 121 points from 26 voters. The Toronto native, 5-9, 165 pounds, had 29 goals and 61 assists for 100 points this season, while teammate Tommy Webster added 53 goals and 50 assists for 103 points. Caffery is in Toronto recovering from knee surgery after an injury in the semifinal series against the Cleveland Crusaders.
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Legion Tryouts Open at Spinelli Field Tomorrow
Tryouts for the Post 13 Legion team begin tomorrow night at Spinelli Field with a $30 fee. Any boy who wishes to help defend the Vermont championship should attend this important first session.
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Howe boys sign and Gordie Howe waits for offer
Houston World Hockey Association signs Mark Howe aged 14 and Marly Howe aged 19 to four year deals with the Aeros. Gordie Howe, a former Detroit Red Wing star, says he is happy for his sons but undecided about joining them as a player after negotiating with Jim Smith and the Aeros. he remains under pay from Detroit as a former vice president.
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Robin Outwater pushes toward pro baseball from Eckard College
Robin Outwater, a former Bennington catcher, led the Eckard College team with 91 hits and 13 doubles while batting .402. He plans a Cape Cod League season with the Harwich Mariners and aims for a professional career, investing three hours daily in hitting, defense, and arm work under coach William Livesey.
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