Burr and Burton Bulldogs Set Eight-Game Grid Schedule
Burr and Burton announces an eight game varsity football slate with six Southern Vermont Section II clashes and four home four away games. Non conference foes include Fall Mountain Granville and weekly schedule lists matches against Poultney Windsor Woodstock Hartford Fair Haven and West Rutland. Co captains are Paul Roberts and Rick Norse with Vic Crump and Joe McEllan as coaches. An 11 game boys soccer schedule is also noted with Mt Anthony Springfield among opponents.
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West Rutland
Leland & Gray
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Ludlow
Otter Valley
Mt. Anthony
Chester
Springfield
Proctor
Wallingford
McLain Faces Fire and Fredrick Moments in Baseball News
UPI report covers Denny McLain's public reproaches and manager Jim Campbell's suspension action amid clubhouse tensions. It notes broadcaster Watson Spoelstra's support and calls for accountability, plus Yonkers race news about Carl Hanover invited to Gotham and UN trots. Mets add Ron Herbel from Padres to bolster bullpen as they fall to third in NL East.
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Yonkers
N.Y
UPI
Carl Hanover
Sweden
United Nations
Yonkers Raceway
Palmer to Play Exhibition at Stratton Vermont
Arnold Palmer will arrive by Learjet from Ligonier Pennsylvania to Rutland airport around 9 30 a m tomorrow for an exhibition round at Stratton Mountain Country Club. He will also conduct a golf clinic and inspect the Arnold Palmer Golf Academy as Stratton hosts its first Junior Invitational Tournament drawing a large public turnout.
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Arnold Palmer
Vermont
Stratton Mountain Country Club
Palmer
Arnold Palmer Golf Academy
Ligonier
Rutland
Mets Boost Relief Staff After 11-5 Win Over Cardinals
The Mets built a 6-0 lead with two run hits from Donn Clendenon and Art Shamsky and Cleon Jones added two RBIs in the seventh inning as New York defeated St. Louis 11-5. Relievers had struggled recently, prompting GM Bob Scheffing to acquire Ron Herbel from the Padres to shore up the staff while Hodges stayed hopeful about a turnaround after Tug McGraw and Ron Taylor pitched well. In the AL, Baltimore beat New York 10-2, Boston 4-2 over Detroit, and Washington edged Cleveland 5-4. The Mets closed within 1 1/2 games of idle Pittsburgh in the NL East, with idle Chicago one game back of the Pirates. Frank Howard tied for the AL home run lead with Harmon Killebrew with his 38th homer for Washington.
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Donn Clendenon
Art Shamsky
Cleon Jones
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St. Louis Cardinals
Tug McGraw
Ron Taylor
Jerry Koosman
New York
Bob Scheffing
Ron Herbel
San Diego Padres
Hodges
McGraw
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Pirates
Ashe Leads Americans to 5-0 Davis Cup Victory
Arthur Ashe battled a heel injury to defeat Christian Kuhnke in five sets at Harold T. Clark Stadium, sealing a 5-0 sweep over West Germany. Cliff Richey and doubles team Stan Smith and Bob Lutz also won, with Richey named MVP as the U.S. defense retained the trophy after two consecutive title runs.
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Christian Kuhnke
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Spain
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Scrambler
San Angelo
Tex
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Bungert
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Kuhnke
Stan Smith
Bob Lutz
Southern California
Ingo Buding
Ashe, Smith and Lutz
Australia
Romania
Baseball Standings and Schedule for National and American Leagues
National League East standings show Pittsburgh leading with 70 wins and Chicago and New York close behind. West standings list Cincinnati atop with 86 wins, followed by Los Angeles and San Francisco. Monday results note New York defeating St. Louis 11 to 5. Today's pitchers include Philadelphia at Chicago, Pittsburgh at Montreal, New York at St. Louis, San Francisco at Cincinnati, San Diego at Houston, and Los Angeles at Atlanta. Upcoming games include Philadelphia at Chicago and New York at St. Louis among others with night starts listed.
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Washington
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Colorado Faces Tough Posture in Rocky Mountain Grid Outlook
Colorado, projected to finish as one of the weaker Big Eight teams, challenges a tough fall with a preset offense and strong speed on offense from Cliff Branch and Marv Whittaker. Arizona State and Utah loom in the WAC, while Montana and Northern Colorado vie for RMAC and Big Sky titles respectively.
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Joe Spagnola
Bill Meek
Gordon Longmire
Ray Groth
Ken Hardin
Arizona
Brian Linstrom
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WAC
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Lawrence McCutcheon
Ben Martin
Curtis Martin
Ernie Jennings
Brian Bream
Gary Baxter
Bob Parker
Churk Mills
John Strycula
Les Kent
Lions Roar In Victory Over Eagles In Exhibition
Detroit Lions quarterback Landry, named starter hours earlier, threw two touchdowns and rushed for another as Detroit beat the Philadelphia Eagles 31-7 in a preseason game. Lions improved to three straight wins with strong defensive and return performances while Eagles remain winless in three exhibitions. The game featured multiple fights as benches cleared in the fourth quarter. Bill Munson did not play as Landry competes for the No. 1 job.
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UPI
Greg Landry
Detroit Lions
Landry
Lions
Philadelphia Eagles
Eagles
Bill Munson
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