Vermont Racing Commission approves six new rules
At a Monday hearing the Vermont Racing Commission adopted six new rules and an amendment to its regulations to enforce state statutes. The rules affect licensing, track protection costs, notice before suspensions, substitute license legitimacy, and proper recording of horse titles. Public communication and effect on the Pownal track are uncertain, with officials calling for further discussion and copies of proposals.
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McAuliffe Deal Boosts Red Sox Infield
Boston acquires veteran Dick McAuliffe from Detroit in exchange for Ben Oglivie. McAuliffe, 33, a versatile infielder with championship era exposure, sought the move to Boston to be nearer his Simsbury home, while Oglivie, 24, struggled for regular work amid Boston’s crowded outfield.
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Mau runners finish fourth in Mt Anthony cross country event
Bellows Falls won the 2.8 mile race with Mt Anthony finishing fourth among seven teams in a 90 runner field. Miller of BF posted the best time at 13 57 ahead of Peter Gray MAU in fourth with 14 42 and Lou DeHaan seventh at 15 01.
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Playoff pairings from Mt Anthony and surrounding leagues
Mt Anthony seeded sixth faces Hazen at Otter Valley in the IL playoffs opener. Arlington meets South Royalton at Proctor, Burr and Burton again in Class I L action vs South Burlington at Middlebury College. Class I L playoffs also include Mt Anthony, Hazen, and other regional matchups with game times listed across venues such as Proctor, Randolph, Castleton, Woodstock and Essex.
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Peoples Academy
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Finley reverses stance on releasing Williams as A's manager
Oakland owner Charles Finley said he has no intention of releasing Dick Williams from the remaining two years of his contract after Williams resigned as field boss following the A's second World Series title. Finley warned he would not surrender Williams for nothing.
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Chargers Roll Past Eagles In Weekend Football Showdown
The Chargers defeated the Norshaft Eagles 8 0 in a defensive battle after a scoreless first half. Ken Huether recovered a fumble on the Eagles 40 yard line and, behind solid running by Billy Ryan, kept pressure on the Eagles defense. Tim Hogan sparked a Chargers TD on a fumble recovery off J L Dame, with extra point by Dame following a Ryan handoff. Chargers shut down the Eagles in the fourth, led by standout tacklers and blockers including Craig Barney and Ken Hueter. Leading rusher was David Elrich with 75 yards. The Chargers head to a bye week then meet the Greenshirts on Nov 3.
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Mike Baker
David Elrich
Greenshirts
Marty Harrington
Brian Beebe
Ricky Jones
Tom Crosier
Allen Martin
Gary Reed
Jim Newman
David Percey
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Berra Signs Three Year Pact To Reward Mets
Yogi Berra secured a new three year contract with the New York Mets as the team, after a brutal summer of injuries and slumps, maintained its perfect record for managers. Mets GM Bob Scheffing defended the decision while Berra remained confident, noting he would quit only if forced by public demand.
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George Theodore
Don Hahn
Tug McGraw
Bob Scheffing
Yogi’s
M. Donald Grant
Grant
Mt Anthony edge Brattleboro in wild junior high classic
In a dramatic Spinelli Field showdown Mt Anthony edged Brattleboro 8 to 6 in a junior high all star clash. Ty Thompson and John Antognioni led a rugged MAU attack while the defense frustrated Brattleboro and a late safety sealed the win. Coach Armand Patnaude suggested a rematch looms after the surprising finish.
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