Fisk's World Series homer seals dramatic seventh game
Boston wins 7-6 as Lynn and Carbo pace the Red Sox with 3-run blasts and Fisk’s decisive homer. Evans makes a stunning 11th-inning catch, saving a rally by Cincinnati. Lynn badly hurts on wall collision but returns to play, while Rose hails the dramatic showdown at Fenway Park.
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Reds and Red Sox meet in Game Seven showdown
Lee and Gullett duel on the mound in the seventh and final World Series game in Boston. Gullett is 15-4 in the regular season with one win and one loss in the series, while Lee is 17-11 with no decision in his only World Series appearance. The start is set for 8:30 p.m. EDT.
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Boston fans hail best game ever in World Series win
Crowds cheered past Fenway Park after the Red Sox beat the Reds 7-4 in game six. Fans flooded Kenmore Square, jamming traffic for miles as horn blasts and firecrackers filled the night. Reactions ranged from marriage proposals to heart-stopping calls, with Steve Diamond calling it the best ball game he’s attended.
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Guerard leads Mt Anthony to win over Rutland in cross country
Mt Anthony wins the Mt Anthony cross country meet with 23 points. Rutland 40 and West Rutland 70. Guerard finishes first in 12:35 on the 2.5 mile course, narrowly beating Rutland’s Mark Smith by three seconds. Amadon, Tripp, and Whitney complete top five for MAU. The Patriots end the season 11-1, next race the Troy Invitational.
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MAU and BBS field hockey earn post season seeds
Mt Anthony is seeded third and Burr and Burton eighth for the state tournament. Burr and Burton (6 6 2) faces Woodstock (ninth seed) Thursday at 2 p.m. in Springfield. Mt Anthony (12 0) goes directly to quarters, meeting either Essex Junction or Brattleboro. Essex and Mt Anthony met last year in the quarterfinals with Essex advancing 1 0 after a tiebreaker.
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CBS Sends Letter Defending Guns of Autumn Hunting Footage
A CBS reply to criticism of The Guns of Autumn defends its bear and waterfowl hunting footage as representative of U S practice. It says scenes were not staged, relied on known sportsmen and agencies, and that funds from hunting support conservation. The letter argues what viewers see reflects reality and stands by the program’s portrayal.
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