Mt Anthony tops Hazen 3 1 in class I L playoff
Mt Anthony Patriots defeat Hazen Union 3 1 in the first round to advance to a quarterfinal against South Burlington. Keith Mattison and Dave deMarcado score with solid MAU defense and wind advantage at Otter Valley field.
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Dartmouth Faces Harvard in Hopeful Miracle Game
Dartmouth, 1 3, meets 4 0 Harvard as coach Jake Crouthamel says he believes in miracles but won’t perform them. Harvard’s defense has allowed just 22 points this season and Dartmouth seeks an upset in a classic New England showdown.
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Williams hopes for solution to squabble with Finley over A’s job
Former Oakland manager Dick Williams said he awaited a call from Charles Finley as the owner’s dispute over Williams status continued. Williams, who resigned after the World Series, said he had not spoken with the Yankees or Houk, and he emphasized his desire to replace Houk in New York while staying away from Oakland.
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Cougars rout Stars on road trip boost
Carolina's Larry Brown lauded a 115-104 victory over Utah in Salt Lake City as the Cougars extended their road winning streak to five and improved to 1-2 at home. Gene Littles and Ted McClain led with 18 points each in the fourth quarter. Zelmo Beaty had 15 points and nine rebounds.
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Cronin to rule on Yankee-Houk-Williams managerial trio
Joe Cronin, nearing retirement as AL president, will issue a ruling to ease three team managerial disputes. He aims to allow Dick Williams to sign with the Yankees and Ralph Houk to remain with the Tigers, with a decision due in about two weeks.
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Giants Trade McCovey to Padres for Caldwell
The San Francisco Giants send Willie McCovey and Bernie Williams to the San Diego Padres for left handed pitcher Mike Caldwell. McCovey, 35, has arthritic knees and will join Caldwell in a deal that shifts the slugging veteran from the Giants to the Padres. Williams batted .313 at the Phoenix farm club prior to the trade.
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Turcotte to miss Secretariat last race at Woodbine
Secretariat will race in the Canadian International at Woodbine without jockey Ron Turcotte who is suspended for five days. Eddie Maple will ride in Toronto as Turcotte misses the final race of the legendary horse’s career.
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Mt Anthony Girls Field Hockey Set for 1 P.M. Start
The Mt Anthony girls field hockey team will play at 1 p.m. in Middlebury. MAU Rutland football kickoff moved from 1:30 to 2 p.m. and will be played in Rutland.
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