A's Mets battle resumes as Oakland dispute looms
The A's will not boycott the rest of the World Series as Reggie Jackson rules out a boycott. Mets ace Tom Seaver faces Catfish Hunter in a pivotal third game at Shea after a 1-1 series start. Oakland claims Mike Andrews is injured and on the disabled list, a move seen by Dick Green as fired by Charlie Finley.
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Finley snares ire as players push back in Oakland
A column by Milton Richman notes Charlie Finley repeats a pattern of underestimating people and provoking anger. The Oakland club, led by reserve second baseman Mike Andrews, shows growing friction as Cronin and Kuhn are cited among those upset, signaling tense times for the A's amid a World Series bid.
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Mets beef up security for World Series games at Shea
New York Mets arrange a 1000-man security task force to guard Shea Stadium for the World Series games against the Oakland A's after souvenir-seeking fans caused chaos in the pennant clincher. 670 special police plus 330 city officers will patrol inside and outside the park.
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Ohio State Maintains No. 1 Rank In UPI Coaches Poll
Ohio State strengthens its top spot as the UPI Board of Coaches supports the Buckeyes with 27 first place votes after a 24-0 win over Wisconsin. Alabama moves to No. 2, Oklahoma to No. 3, Michigan remains No. 4, and USC sits at No. 5. Notre Dame, Penn State, LSU, and Missouri also rise in the top ten amid a perfect season slate. Nebraska falls out of the top ten after a loss to Missouri.
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Mt Anthony JV Boots Past Cambridge 3–1 In Opener
Mt Anthony junior varsity soccer beat Cambridge New York 3 to 1 at Spinelli Field with Eric Henningsen scoring the first goal assisted by Brian Shea and Mark Krause. Henningsen added another in overtime before Mike Mears sealed the win on a rebound. Krause assisted Donnie Wassick for the third tally as Shea later fed Shea on a header.
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Mt Anthony runners top St Joe in Pittsfield clash
Mt Anthony cross country beat St Joe's of Pittsfield Mass 21 to 39. Lou DeHaan and Peter Gray tied for first in 12 minutes 5 seconds for 22.3 miles. Jim Guerard finished fifth, followed by Bob Pinsonneault Duncan Whitney and Jim Elwell. Arlington Memorial Hawks fell to Otter Valley in Brandon with Jim Poulin second in 15 58. Fred Pickering and Chris Wuerflin placed 13th and 14th for Arlington.
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Frosh whip MSJ 16 6 at St Peter's Field
Mt. Anthony freshmen football beat MSJ 16 6 on St. Peter's Field extending Mounties frosh drought to two years. Mark Johnson scored from the one yard line for the Patriots and Pete Geannelis added a late TD and two point conversion. Geannelis also connected with Pat Kennedy for the extra points as Brattleboro visit looms on Oct 19.
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