Mt Anthony Patriots eye opener as Vigsnes builds squad
Mt Anthony football coach Birger Vigsnes fields a deep roster with new and returning players including Tony Kane Eric Henningsen Mark Parmenter and Don Wassick as the Patriots prepare for a season opener at Leland and Gray. The team aims to repeat league contention after a strong 1974 showing and a broader late season push.
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Mark Parmenter
Don Wassick
Leland and Gray
MAU
Proud Pirates rebound to beat Mets 8 4 and lead NL East
Pirates stun Mets 8-4 as Koosman gives up four runs on 12 hits. Rennie Stennett belts a three run homer in the third inning and Manny Sanguillen Bill Robinson homer for Pittsburgh. Seaver’s 13 strikeouts pace New York while Dave Giusti blanks the Mets last three. Cardinals lose to Chicago. Phillies fall to Montreal. Cincinnati, San Francisco, Atlanta win.
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Detroit
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California
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Cubs
Larry Lintz
Lynn McGlothen
Manny Trillo
Insurance
Andy Thornton
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Jim Dwyer
Barry Foote
Phils
Evert Aims for Fifth Straight U S Open Semifinals
Forest Hills report notes Chris Evert poised to reach the semifinals for the fifth year running as the U S Open moves from grass to clay. Martina Navratilova faces Margaret Court in a night match while Evonne Goolagong Cawley meets Kazuko Sawamatsu in day play. Wade faces Katja Ebbinghaus among standout young contenders. Evert has 81 straight clay victories, last loss on a similar surface in Cincinnati to Goolagong Cawley.
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Virginia Wade
Katja Ebbinghaus
Miss Evert
Cincinnati
Goolagong-Cawley
Winds banished as World Football League expels Chicago Winds
World Football League voted 10-1 to expel the Chicago Winds and disperse players to other league members after two investors withdrew $175,000. Philadelphia Bell took nine Winds players including John Gilliam and Pete Beathard. Winds drew under 5,000 fans at home in one regular season game. Distinct entities include WFL, Chicago Winds, Philadelphia Bell, John Gilliam, Pete Beathard, Larry Jameson, Mark Kellar, Kenneth Zak, San Antonio.
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Orr in Buffalo as Bruins sale stirs contract talks
Sportsystems Inc officials declined to confirm if Bobby Orr visited Buffalo to discuss his contract with the new owners. Orr weighs a $6.5 million WHA offer from Minnesota as his Bruins deal ends after the 75-76 season. Alan Eagleson said Orr would decide early next week whether to accept the WHA proposal or stay with Boston.
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Ambler faces backlash over sports pool referendum
Boston UPI rep. Robert B. Ambler denounces a public referendum on legalizing sports pool betting as a cop out while Rep. Raymond Flynn proposes amending to require a vote. Athletes and coaches warn legalization would pressure players and risk game fixing, with Ambler noting bets would cover at least three games and claiming illegal wagering remains a bigger issue.
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Weekend winners dominate Mt. Anthony Anniversary golf event
Bern ie Wisher and Spike Knapp capture the Anniversary Weekend best ball partner tournament at Mt. Anthony Country Club. top divisions go to Corbett duo, Ottaviano and Martin, Lonergan and Williams, Isselhardt and Ingraham, Beh and Liegert. Murphy, Clark medalist. Wisher and Finnegan win putting contests. Eunice Wisher, Ginnie Lonergan take best ball grass. Murphy and Blades lead best ball net.
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Butch Corbett
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Bill Ingraham
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Mel Clark
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Ginnie Lonergan
Joann Murphy
Nancy Blades
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