Mt. Anthony Golf Team Wins Three-Way Meet
Mt. Anthony golf team dominated a three way meet with Bellows Falls and Otter Valley, finishing with 169 strokes to Bellows Falls 183 and Otter Valley 208. Tim Miller led medalists with 40 followed by Ed Sennett 41, Jerry Sennett 43, John Ottaviano 45, and Bob Mook.
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May's shutout fuels Brewers win over Detroit
Rudy May powered the Milwaukee Brewers to a 4-0 win at Detroit, his fourth shutout of the year in six decisions. Vada Pinson and Jim Spencer led Chicago’s trouble, while Dave May hit a ninth homer, and other AL action included Baltimore, New York, Boston, Texas, and Minnesota results with key homers by Carew, Woodson, Harper, and Busby.
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Pacers clinch second ABA title with 88 81 win over Colonels
Indiana Pacers repeat as ABA champions, defeating Kentucky Colonels 88 81 in seven games at Louisville. Coach Bob Leonard and star George McGinnis led a late surge, McGinnis earning series MVP with 27 points. Donnie Freeman contributed 15 points as Kentucky’s Dan Issel was held to two. Artis Gilmore topped Kentucky with 19.
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Mt Anthony Girls Take Second in Triangular Meet at Bellows Falls
BELLOWS FALLS The Mt Anthony girls track team finished second behind Bellows Falls in a Friday triangular meet. Sue Mulligan won the mile in 6 14, Sandy Shea won the hurdles and placed in sprints, with MAU posting strong results in the 30 yard hurdles, sprints, and relays. District meet set for May 19 at Bellows Falls with 10:00 a.m. start.
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Weight lifting winners at Mt Anthony High School contest
Winners announced from Mt Anthony High School weight lifting meet held last week. Results list top performers across divisions, highlighting standout lifters and their event placements.
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Riggs and Smith Shine In Tennis Battle and World Finals
Bobby Riggs defeated Margaret Court 6-2 6-1 in Namona Calif in a match billed as the Tennis Battle of the Sexes. Stan Smith beat Arthur Ashe 6-3 6-3 4-6 6-4 in Dallas to win the World Championship Tennis final, earning 154 100 this year. Billie Jean King triumphed over Nancy Gunter 7-4 5-7 6-3 in Tokyo to win 8 400 first prize in the Toray Sillock women’s event. The United States will meet Chile in the All-American zone final.
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Hagler turns pro after win in AAUs
Marvin Hagler 20, of Brockton Mass, wins the 165 pound AAU title at the 85th National AAU Boxing Championships and turns professional. He outpoints Terry Dobbs, earns Outstanding Fighter, and debuts Friday in Brockton against Don Melosh in White Plains New York.
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Patroits Fall To Rain In Makeup With Winds or
Mt Anthony Patriots led 4-0 on a third inning rally before a 15 minute rain delay halted play and forced a makeup with Windsor on Friday May 23. Pete Sausville pitched well allowing one hit and three strikeouts.
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Weiskopf Captures Prize After Tumultuous Finish
Weiskopf received the $31,875 prize from the Colonial National Invitation though Bruce Crampton led most of the final rounds. Crampton bogeyed two at the last hole to fall into a tie for second with Jerry Heard, while Lee Elder was fourth and Julius Boros fifth. Weiskopf donated $30,000 along with his first tour title since last year.
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