Zahn Shocks Indians as Twins Roll to 8-1 Victory
Castoff lefty Geoff Zahn outpitched Wayne Garland to lift Minnesota to an 8-1 win, his sixth win of the season. Carew drove in two runs as Zahn completed his third complete game while Garland faltered in the fourth. The Twins extended their lead in the AL West to two games. Other AL results included Oakland 8 New York 4, Boston 8 California 7 in 11 innings, and Seattle 8 Baltimore 3.
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Bill Madden
UPI
Wayne Garland
Cleveland Indians
Geoff Zahn
Zahn
Minnesota
Twins
Cleveland
Carew
Garland
Oakland
New York
Boston
California
Seattle
Baltimore
Chicago
San Diego
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Manny Sanguillen
Bob Lacey
Red Sox
Angels
Dwight Evans
Butch Hobson
Denny Doyle
Gil Flores
Jim Rice
George Scott
Mariners
Orioles
Jim Palmer
Bill Stein
Craig Reynolds
Lee Stanton
Phillies
Dodgers
Garry Maddox
Barry Lerch
Cubs
Padres
Gene Clines
Clines
Jim Todd
Rockets and 76ers clash in sixth game of NBA series
Houston hosts Philadelphia in a pivotal sixth game with a sellout crowd of 15,676 after Houston erased a 17 point deficit in game five. Calvin Murphy led Rockets pressure while George McGinnis urged control for the 76ers. If needed, game seven will be in Philadelphia.
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Houston
UPI
Houston Rockets
Philadelphia 76Ers
Rockets
Calvin Murphy
Philadelphia
George McGinnis
Summit
Portland Trail Blazer
Mt Anthony boys track third in Keene meet
Mt Anthony Patriots finish third in a three team meet at Keene as Keene wins with 72 percent points and Brattleboro 53. Peter Jones wins discus and improves shot put to 46 feet 10 inches. Relay team LaCroix Mantello Maguire Tripp earns MAU's only first.
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Keene
N.H
Mt. Anthony
Patriots
Brattleboro
MAU
Peter Jones
Jeff LaCroix
Pete Mantello
Scott Maguire
Kevin Tripp
Mantello
Tom Dimke
Joe Myers
Mark Johnson
LaCroix
Wyden
Girarde
Sather
Constine
Bosa
Kimball
Estey
Cook
Persons
Restino
Kehereur
Stevens
Amadon
Sheppard
Jones
Jenniss
Whipple
Wilber
Nelson
Johnson
Fenn
Myers
Cheney
Dimke
Goodhue
Fahey
Powers
Mewes
Whitney
Stephens
Deleneve
Tyler
Tripp
D. Lawler
S. Lawlor
Page
Fourth summer basketball school at Mt Anthony July week
David Fredrickson leads the annual basketball school the week of July 18 to 22 at Mt Anthony gym. Programs cater to ages 10-12 8:30 to 12 and 13-15 2:30 to 5. Features include four high school coaches two college coaches and UCLA NCAA champion Mike Lynn plus two Patriot players. Includes individual instruction, high coach to player ratio, game at session end, foul shooting contests one on one trophies and shirts for all participants. Around area participants from Hoosick Falls N Y Williamstown Mass Adams Mass Arlington Manchester Brattleboro. For brochure call 442-8075.
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David Fredrickson
UCLA
Mike Lynn
Mt. Anthony
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Williamstown
Mass
Adams, Mass
Arlington
Manchester
Brattleboro
Fredrickson
Mt. Anthony Looks for Eighth Win at Bellows Falls
Mt. Anthony High School men travel to Bellows Falls for a key Southern Vermont League baseball matchup. MAU enters 6-2 in league play while Bellows Falls sits at 2-6. Coach Jim St Denis warned players after Saturday’s 7-6 loss to Hoosick Falls. Game starts at 4 p.m. on Hadley Field with junior varsity at 4:15.
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Mt. Anthony
Bellows Falls
Terriers
Vermont
MAU
Jim St. Denis
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hadley Field
Patriots
Berkshire Farms
Spinelli Field
Labor Pact Reached for Olympic Construction in Lake Placid
The Plattsburgh Saranac Lake Building and Construction Trades Council and Gilbane Building Co. announced a labor agreement for the 1980 Winter Olympic Games. Gilbane, project managers, guarantee no strikes work stoppages or slowdowns that would interfere with construction or jeopardize the Games.
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Gilbane
Queensbury Nips St. Mary's in Softball Tilt
In Queensbury New York St Marys Academy Purple Eagles fell 11 to 8 as senior Linda Scarey pitched all seven innings. After a tight battle through five innings Queensbury surged ahead by three runs in the sixth and held on to claim the win. St Marys drops to 2-2 overall and 1-2 in the Northern Conference tying for third. A makeup baseball game with Corinth was postponed due to referees not attending.
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Jeff Kuhn
Queensbury
N.Y
Purple Eagles
St. Mary’s Academy
Linda Scarey
St. Mary’s
Corinth
Two Local Wrestlers Qualify for National Freestyle
Glens Falls New York over the weekend two area matmen earned spots in the National Freestyle tournament Scott Frost placed second at 136 pounds and Dennis Bull at 149 pounds Ray Bishop also wrestled at 183 pounds with coach Armand Parnaude saying he looked good The qualifiers earned the right to compete during Memorial Day Weekend at Central Michigan State University.
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Glens Falls
N.Y
Scott Frost
Dennis Bull
Frost
Bull
Ray Bishop
Armand Parnaude
Central Michigan State University
Memorial Service Honors Flyers Assistant Barry Ashbee
About 1,000 fans and associates gathered at the Spectrum to honor Barry Ashbee, Flyers assistant coach who died of leukemia. The service featured remarks by Reverend John Casey and appearances by city officials, with tributes recalling Ashbee’s humor and his love of hockey.
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Philadelphia
API
Barry Ashbee
Spectrum
Philadelphia Flyers
John Casey
Flyers
Ashbee
Toronto
Casey
Frank L. Rizzo
Albert Gaudiesi
Hillel Levinson
The
Hugh Gannon
Ace
Gannon
Donna
Mau Golfers Second Twice In Vermont Meet
Mt Anthony Union golfers placed second twice last week. In Wednesday action Burr and Burton led with 170, MAU 182, Bellows Falls 204. Hobie Richards of BBS was medalist with 40 on BF course. John Graves led MAU with 42, Joppich 45, Johnson 47, Baker 48. In Rutland Friday MAU trailed Rutland High, Springfield and Mill River. Comi and Joppich shot 44 to pace MAU, Graves 45, Johnson and Baker 46.
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Mt. Anthony
Patriots
Burr
Burton
Bellows Falls
BBS
MAU
Hobie Richards
John Graves
Bill Joppich
Tom Johnson
Dave Baker
Rutland
Rutland High
Springfield
Mill River
Girls gain revenge as Mt Anthony beats Brattleboro 5-4
Mt Anthony girls avenge a season loss by downing Brattleboro 5-4. Mary Lyons won 6-2 6-2, Nannette Joppich 6-4 7-5, Sharon Salem 6-1 7-6, Maria Salem 0-6 6-3 6-3, Denise and Sharon Salem teamed for a doubles win. Boys fall 7-2 to Brattleboro. Tilgner and Whitney win doubles. Tomorrow the boys host Stratton and girls go on road.
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Mt. Anthony
Brattleboro
Mary Lyons
Nannette Joppich
Sharon Salem
Maria Salem
Denise
Colonels
Chips Tilgner
John Whitney
MAU
Stratton
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Chris Comi
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