Patriot right hander Ryan blanks Rutland 8 0 over MSJ Mounties
Mt. Anthony Union High School pitcher Don Ryan kept Rutland batters in check for the third straight win over the Rutland nine as Mt. Anthony defeated MSJ Mounties 8 to 0 at St Peters Field. Robin Outwater supplied the offense with a run driven in and a ground rule double rule not a grand slam on the flag sign outfield wall. The Patriots edged to 11 and 1 on the season and remain undefeated in Western Vermont League play. The game ended after five innings due to a rain delay with Ryan earning the win and Keith LeBaron and Outwater leading the team with two hits each. Mt. Anthony will host Rutland Friday afternoon at 4 p.m. with Ryan likely getting the start.
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Dennis Hart Wins Cage Recognition for BCHS and Mt Anthony
Dennis Hart, a three sport athlete for Labers and Patriots and member of the 1965 66 ECHS state championship squad, earned a college basketball award as part of the Fulton Montgomery Community College varsity squad which swept the conference championship this past season.
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Zachary Winner Wins Eastern NCAA Golf Championship
Zachary Bud Zachary, 21, a Princeton student and New Jersey amateur champ, won the Eastern NCAA golf title at Cornell by defeating Robert Hirschman of Penn State two up. The report also notes high school and college athletic involvements and a potential transfer consideration for Hart at the end of the year.
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Cubs Maintain NL lead as Gibson wins for Cardinals
The St Louis Cardinals, 714 games behind the Cubs, beat the Dodgers 6-2 behind Bob Gibson who had three hits and a steal. Julian Javier drove in three as Ferguson Jenkins limited San Diego 2-0 to keep Chicago atop the NL East. Pirates edged Giants 4-3, Mariners crushed Mets 8-4 amid brawls, and California beat Washington 3-2.
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Foul Weather Halts Pittsfield Red Sox Title Bid
Rain postponed the Pittsfield Red Sox in the Eastern League chase as Manchester-Pittsfield and Pittsfield-York games were washed out. In games played Waterbury edged York 7-6 while Elmira beat Reading 5-4. Wrenn led Waterbury with a first inning three-run homer, Stitt walked for two late runs, and Hennigan picked up the win.
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Red Sox rely on rookie Nagy in pennant chase
In Oakland, the Boston Red Sox count on Mike Nagy to push toward the AL lead as they seek an eighth straight win. Nagy, making his fourth start, is 1-0 this season while Jim Nash starts for Oakland amid a virus setback. Rico Petrocelli returns from illness to bolster a potent Boston lineup as the team chases Baltimore with Ted Williams’ Senators five games back.
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Major League Standings and Schedule Recap
Summary of Wednesday games and upcoming night slate across the majors. Matchups include Cincinnati at Philadelphia and San Francisco at Pittsburgh with key pitchers Maloney Bolin Moose Blass Kelley Selma Singer Briles Ellsworth Rooker Cuellar Horlen Lolich and Stottlemyre Marshall in listed fixtures.
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Grants Rally Tops Joe's Mobil In YMCA Softball
Grants used five runs in the seventh inning to erase a 7-5 deficit and beat Joe's Mobil 10-9 in Bennington YMCA Softball League action. Tim Racicot had four hits including a homer, Coyne matched with four hits, and Baratto led the Joe's Mobil attack with three of four. Grants out hit Joe's Mobil 18-10 as Eustis earned the win and Andrews took the loss.
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