Seaver repeats as Cy Young winner and Weaver earns top honor
Tom Seaver of the Mets repeats as Cy Young winner, the first non20 game winner to claim the award with 251 strikeouts and a 2.08 ERA. Earl Weaver of the Orioles is named American League manager of the year after guiding Baltimore to the division title and a strong 543-337 record since 1968.
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Bennington Rec girls win season opener 2-0 over Hancock
The Bennington Recreation junior high girls soccer team defeated Hancock Massachusetts 2-0 in their season debut. Carol Elwell scored on a third period breakaway, Kim Hayden added an insurance goal in the fourth, and Jean Cross made nine saves in goal. Coach Judy Needham leads the effort with 25 players, as more games and rematches are planned under director Hank Tenney and the Recreation Department.
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Secretariat final New York appearance before Election Day parade
Secretariat, the Great Lover-Elect, will parade after the third race at Aqueduct with Ron Turcotte aboard, then fly to Kentucky to begin breeding plans. Meadow Stable officials endorse a $6 080 000 fertility insurance and a $190 000 per-tryst deal. Secretariat retires after 21 races, with five track records, three legs of the Triple Crown, and immense public adulation.
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Prince Philip
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Mt Anthony teams press on after tough fall season
The Mt Anthony football and soccer squads end a grueling fall with both programs showing progress and pride. Football missed the state final but posted a stronger season, while soccer rebuilt after losing eight veterans yet rose to near the top in a balanced MVL era. Two sports remain hopeful for next year with strong all SVL and Shrine candidacies.
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Boston College to host Texas in 1975 season opener
Boston College announced it will host the University of Texas Longhorns for the 1975 season opener on September 14. Athletic directors Bill Flynn and Darrell Royal discussed a possible return game at Texas by 1977. Coach Joe Yukica and Flynn have aimed to elevate BC to national power and will decide soon whether the game is at Alumni Stadium or Schaefer Stadium.
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