Patriots Defeat Hartford 7-3 In Sunlit Baseball Contest
Mt Anthony Union High School baseball opened its week with a 7 to 3 win over Hartford Tuesday after a sunny crowd. LeBarron walked, Perkins doubled driving in the first run, and Perkins hit a left center homer in the third as Mt Anthony surged ahead with four runs. Hartford answered with two in the third and one in the fourth, but Mt Anthony held on as pitcher Terry Livingston limited base runners and solid catches framed the victory.
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Mt Anthony Tops Hartford 8th Victory Behind Lifeson Complete Game
Mt Anthony beat Hartford 8 3 as Terry Livingston pitched a complete game allowing three hits and nine strikeouts. Perkins went 3 for 4 with a four run homer in the third, while Maguire reached twice and Rice drove in two. Anthony travels to Hudson tonight for a night game.
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Major League results mix of NL and AL games
Scattered MLB results show New York and Chicago tied in a tight early game with multiple pitchers including McGraw and Rudolph, while Cincinnati and St Louis split a doubleheader. San Francisco and Cleveland posted uneven scores, and Houston versus San Diego featured a high scoring late rally marked by Forsch and Kendall pitching.
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NFL veterans Bramlett and Poage retire from Falcons
Atlanta NFL veterans John Bramlett and Ray Poage announced retirement after partial seasons with the Falcons. Bramlett, eight-year pro with seven games last season on special teams, is a former Memphis State standout. Poage, a Texas alum, played under Norm Van Brocklin in Minnesota and with Philadelphia and New Orleans.
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US golfers top British Open entry list at Muirfield
Entries for the July 12 to 15 British Open at Muirfield show the United States with 24 challengers leading the foreign field. Defending champions Lee Trevino and Jack Nicklaus are listed among early entrants, along with Liang Huan Lu and Doug Sanders. Exempt players include Angel Gallego Sota Ben Arda Graham Marsh and Walter Godfrey. Qualifying entrants feature Bruce Devlin and Dave Marr.
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Manchester League holds organizing meeting for youth baseball
Manchester will host a league meeting at the firehouse tonight at 7 30 pm. Parents and friends from Manchester Dorset and Sunderland are urged to attend as managers are introduced and plans for field improvements schedules and opening ceremonies are discussed.
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Burr and Burton drubs Woodstock in MVL doubleheader
Burr and Burton swept Woodstock in a Marble Valley League twin bill. Art Kilburn tossed a four hit shutout with 12 strikeouts in game one, while Mike Merrow went the distance in game two as Burr and Burton won 12 to 4. The Bulldogs improved to 4 and 8 with a Saturday doubleheader at Cambridge remaining.
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Final Indianapolis 500 dress rehearsal set for 24 starters
In Indianapolis the final Indy 500 dress rehearsal was planned for 24 starters at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Carburetion tests were scheduled for this morning, the only chance this week for drivers and crews to run full fuel loads on the 2.4 mile oval, with three hours allotted to authentic racing conditions as the track closed to traffic.
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Patriot golfers second at Middlebury in tight match
Middlebury High won the golf meet at Middlebury Country Club with 164. Mt Anthony finished second at 176 followed by Springfield 177 and Mt St Joseph 183. Medalists were Bill Morse of Middlebury and Bob Hackett of Mt St Joseph with 39. Low for Mt Anthony was Steve Shoemaker at 40.
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