A's win World Series again beating Mets 5 2 in game seven
Oakland repeats as champions with a 5-2 victory over New York in game seven. Bert Campaneris and Reggie Jackson homered to spark the rally in the third inning. Dick Williams announces his resignation as manager minutes after the final out amid a turbulent season.
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Reggie Jackson
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Philadelphia A’s
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Bud Harrelson
Charles) Finley
Dick Williams
Finley
Ken Holtzman
Met
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Holtzman
Matlack
Campaneris
Joe Rudi
Bando
Jackson
Sharks win 4-1 over Blazers for season first
The Los Angeles Sharks earned their first win of the season by defeating the Vancouver Blazers 4-1 in Vancouver. Gary Veneruzzo scored twice, with Brian MacDonald, Tom Serviss, and an empty-net tally adding to the victory before 8,310 fans. Denny Lawson spoiled the shutout bid with seven minutes left for the Blazers.
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Blazers
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Russ Gillow
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Winnipeg Jets
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Ron Buchanan
Jim Wiste
Gary Cheevers
Cheevers
Pistol Pops as Hawks Dominate Lakers in 119-100 Win
Pistol Pete Maravich scores 30 to spark Atlanta's 16-0 third quarter run that broke a close game. Herm Gilliam blocks a West layup as the Hawks pull away, with Gilliam 27 and Hudson 22 supporting Washington's 15 rebounds. Lakers' West leads with 22. Chicago tops Capital Bullets 107-99. Seattle defeats Phoenix 116-112 as McIntosh and Brown lead the Sonics.
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Atlanta
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Los Angeles Lakers
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Gilliam
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Jim Washington
West
Jim Price
Gail Goodrich
Chicago
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Phoenix
Norm van Lier
Bulls
Chet Walker
Walker
Bob Love
Chenier
Bullets
Riodan
Hayes
Kennedy McIntosh
Phoenix Suns
Sonics
McIntosh
Fred Brown
Spencer Haywood
Charley Scott
Haskins
Burr and Burton Tops Fall Mountain 14 6 for Fourth Win
Burr and Burton football beat Fall Mountain Union 14 6 to move to four wins, two losses. Gaiotti and Pelton connected on a 20 yard pass for a TD, Krenz made a leaping catch, and Ron Stewart escaped for a late Wildcats score. Coach Bill Tobin praised team defense and discipline ahead of next home game vs Poultney.
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Ben Cummings
Jim Casey
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N.Y
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Krenz
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Gaiotti
Ron Stewart
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Frank Brown
Tommy Pelton
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Scott Krenz
Burr
Burton
Wayne Jones
Bulldog
Jones
Jon Franzheim
Wildcat
Forest Mayer
Franzheim
Brian Ketcham
Brown
O’leary
Mayer
Mike Casey
Bill Tobin
Poultney
Sneed Wins Kaiser Open In NAPA On Playoff Hole
Ed Sneed, a 29 year old Ohio State graduate, defeated John Schlee on the first playoff hole to capture the Kaiser International Open at Silverado Country Club. The win earns $30,000 and exemption from the rabbit status, boosting Sneed's season earnings to $36,278. Schlee, second, earns $17,100 after leading at 13 under through regulation. Hale Irwin finished third at 277.
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Schlee
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Jim Ferriell Jr
Lou Graham
Bert Yancey
Dan Sikes
George Archer
Kaiser
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