Mets edge A's 2 0 as Koosman McGraw anchor win
New Yorks 2-0 victory gave the Mets a 3-2 lead in the World Series behind Jerry Koosman and Tug McGraw who held Oakland to three hits. Cleon Jones drove in the only run while Don Hahn added a sixth inning RBI triple. Reggie Jackson stranded 17 runners as the A’s offense stalled against superb Mets pitching and defense.
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Harrelson
Bert) Campaneris
Jesus Alou
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Alou
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Campy
Cleon Jones
Vida Blue
John Milner
Jones
Jerry Grote
Don Hahn
Dick Williams
Charlie Finley
New York
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Knowles
Finley May Let Williams Go If He Wishes
New York’s Dick Williams could leave Oakland after the World Series to manage the Yankees. Charlie Finley said he would not publicly oppose a Williams exit and denied plans to sell the A’s, while Williams privately told players he might quit.
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UPI
Charlie Finley
Dick Williams
Oakland A’s
New York Yankees
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A’s
Johnny Keane
St. Louis
Yankees
Lee MacPhail
Gabe Paul
All-Star Junior High Teams Set For Cross State Game
The Mt Anthony junior high all-stars face Brattleboro Colonels tomorrow at 10 30 on Spinelli Field in the first of a home and home series. The junior high fielded three teams this season and played each other twice. The all-star squad was chosen from four games by each team. Next week the teams meet in Brattleboro.
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Yankees
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Houk
Detroit
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Tucson
Oakland
Lollar
Chicago White Sox
Finley
Mike Andrews
A’s
Mt. Anthony
The
Colonels of
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Spinelli Field
Colonels
Texas Razorbacks aim for Cotton Bowl bid in SWC clash
In a Southwest Conference showdown Texas travels to Fayetteville to face Arkansas as both teams carry two losses but sit undefeated in league play. The Texas Arkansas rivalry, once a national TV staple, has cooled after lean seasons, though past meetings linger in memory of Nixon era glory and marquee status.
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Ark
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Arkansas
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Ohio
ABA Standings Preview For Utah Indiana Denver San Diego
In the ABA standings Utah faces Indiana while Denver travels to San Diego. Team positions and possible playoff implications hinge on current records, with key matchups likely to influence seeding and late-season push.
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Indiana
Denver
San Diego
United Press International
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Kentucky
Carolina
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Virginia
San Antonio
Greensboro
Hampton
Burr and Burton Dominates Triangular Cross Country Meet
Burr and Burton High School wins a three-team cross country meet held in Manchester, scoring 13 points. Arlington finishes second with 24, while Leland and Gray takes third with 55. Hewes of BBS wins 2.4 mile race in 13 36.
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Burton
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Poulin
DeCell
BBS
Drake
Kimbell
Waite
Kraeutler
Dowley
Leland and Gray and
Pickering
Wuesl
WHA rescues New York franchise again
The World Hockey Association again bailed out the New York Golden Blades after a failed payroll payment, placing the team under league control. League administrator Jim Browitt distributed $40,000 in checks to players as the club faced possible loss of contracts and ownership transfer. The league gave the owners a few days to resolve the financials, with final decisions resting with the WHA Board of Directors.
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UPI
World Hockey Association
Jim Browitt
League
WHA
Golden Blade
Winnipeg
Golden Blades
Ralf Brent
Browitt
Newport Beach
Calif
Blades
Strako Stars In Punt Pass and Kick Meet
Nine year old Jay Strako placed third in his district and fourth in New England in the Punt Pass and Kick event. Sponsored by Bennington Ford and run by the Bennington Parks Department, Strako scored a personal high of 181 points and qualified after winning the zone in Claremont New Hampshire. He traveled with his father Joe Strako brother Joe and Hank Tenney as his supporters. Morrison hopes for more Bennington entrants next year and calls the trip a once in a lifetime experience.
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New England
Bennington Ford
Strako
Ford Corporation
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Maine
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Strake
Claremont
N.H
Joe Strako
Joe
Hank Tenney
al Morrison
Bennington Parks and Recreation Department
Morrison
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