Patriots Rally To Ninth Win In 8 1 Victory Over St Josephs
Mt Anthony defeats St Josephs 8 to 1 in a non league clash as pitcher Scott Racicot hurls ten innings of no hit ball before a disputed home run in County Street turns the game. Umpiring questions erupt during a rain slicked fourth inning while Mt Anthony maintains 59 innings without an earned run, and prepares for a Brattleboro trip with Rick Bartholdi set to start.
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Ron Cimmonelli
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Steve Rice
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Russ Christie
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Don Schmoyne
St. Joseph’s
Brian Breen
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Colonels
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RH Croft
A Rice
Moore
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LeBarron
Woodard
Christie
Church
Harrison
Cimmonelli
County
al Belanger
J.J. Moore
Greg Croff
Bowmaker
Jay Peak Founder Foeger Resigns From Resort Post
Walter Foeger, 50, founder of Jay Peak Ski Area and proponent of Natur Teknik, resigns as vice president and general manager. He will stay in the area to finish his book while remaining involved in skiing circles.
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Callison Leaves Glasses Behind for Big Night
Phillies outfielder Johnny Callison homered twice and drove in four as he abandoned glasses, boosting his average to .260 in a 7-3 win over the Reds. Manager Gene Mauch praised his vintage power, while NL action saw Houston defeat San Francisco 5-3 and Atlanta top Pittsburgh 4-2 as Giusti earned a 3-2 record with strong late work. Sonny Jackson drove in three for the Braves, aiding Ron Reed’s third win in a split with the Pirates.
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Jim Britton
Baseball Standings and Schedule Overview
The league standings show Detroit 16 games first with a .640 percentage, followed by Minnesota 14 12 .588 and Oakland 13 .500. Washington 12 13 .480 and Boston 11 18 .458 trail, with New York 15 and Chicago 15 mid-pack. Tonight’s results include Washington 3 Boston 1 and Chicago 4 Oakland 2. Friday’s schedule lists eight games with pitchers such as Waslewski, Bahnsen, Siebert, Harden, McLain, Moore, Kaat, Chance, Clark, Brunet, Jenkins, Robson, and others in various matchups.
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Home Plate Eludes Floundering Sox
New York United Press International reports the Boston Red Sox, still mired in batting woes, head to Yankee Stadium for a four game series as Gary Waslewski starts the opener. Reggie Smith and Elston Howard lead with a hit each, while Ken Harrelson struggles and Boston’s lone run comes on an Elston Howard hit.
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Sox
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Reggie Smith
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Harrelson
Rod Carew
Cesar Tovar
Tom Satriano
Carew
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Jim Weaver
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Patriot Golfers Lose To Cosmos and Bulldogs
Mt Anthony varsity golf opened 1968 with a defeat at Equinox, finishing third in a three school match behind Springfield Cosmos and Burr & Burton with 4 of 12 points. Springfield won 61 points, Burr & Burton 41, Mt Anthony 4. Griffin and Carmody led with 42s, Finnegan earned 2 points. The trio of Springfield players tied with 41s to secure key points. The same teams meet again next Wednesday at Crown Point Country Club in Springfield.
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Mickey Carmody
Tandam
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Stu Currie
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Ron Smith
Bob LaPoint
Crown Point Country Club
Ward Eyes 20-Homer Season As Sox Rally Brightly
Chicago's Pete Ward drives in seven homers and eyes a 20-homer year as the White Sox win 4-2 over Oakland. Ward's defense has been suspect but his bat leads a club rally to climb from the cellar. Elsewhere, Senators and Orioles split early, with Ortiz and Ortega contributing in Washington.
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Australian golfer Stanton Leads Greater New Orleans Open
Lean Australian Bob Stanton holds a one stroke lead at the Greater New Orleans Open after a six under par 65 at Lakewood CC. He missed smiles as a dentist treated his anesthetized mouth and prepared for a late afternoon return to defend his lead amid contenders Gary Player Johnny Pott and Tom Weiskopf.
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Ex-Michigan Cage Great Heart visit DETROIT
Ex Michigan basketball star Bill Buntin collapsed after a game at Detroit Cathedral High School. The former All America center, 26, died of an apparent heart attack in a hospital after returning from a breath of air following the contest.
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University of Michigan
Buntin
Detroit Cathedral High School
Michigan
Cazzie
Detroit Pistons
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