Pirates edge Mets as Robinson belts sixth homer
Six years after a Yankee trade, Bill Robinson visits New York and hits a seventh inning solo shot to lift the Pirates 3-1 over the Mets. Jerry Reuss pitched nine innings as Mets' NL East title hopes suffer a setback. Reds, Cubs, Phillies, and other NL and AL results noted. In Maine, Colby College tabs Boston State for 1975 grid slate.
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Arlington opens MVL season with Ludlow clash
Arlington High School soccer starts theMVL season with a trip to Ludlow led by senior captain Dale Halbur and Dan Wood. Coach John Werner relies on speed and senior leadership to pace a balanced Eagles lineup featuring Hawley guarding the nets and sophomore goalie David Cole. The early-season tilt, amid two new MVL teams Rutland and Brattleboro, may set the tone for Arlington’s title bid as they chase a second straight state final appearance.
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Pushers Criticized as U.S. Open Director Speaks
In a candid remark about competitors, Bill Talbert denounces pushers as unsuitable for the sport while noting the U.S. Open at Forest Hills. The scene outside shows soft bounces on the new artificial court amid artificial red geraniums as officials discuss the tournament.
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Talbert Critiques Har-Tru Surface At Open
Talbert bent his knees in a familiar stance and urged a low bounce and controlled spin on serves. He criticized the new Har-Tru surface, calling the Open an extension of the national clay championships.
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Berra could be Braves' boss with new opening
New York United Press International reports Yogi Berra, a Mets coach and free agent, as a potential Braves manager next year. Eddie Robinson, Braves executive VP and GM, says he may consider Berra, amid Clyde King’s dismissal and Connie Ryan’s interim role. Berra has coaching offers and a guaranteed Yankees contract, while Robinson seeks a firebrand leader for a rejuvenated club.
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Vikings' Gilliam Free Agent After WFL Fold
John Gilliam, former Vikings favorite, is a free agent after his Chicago Winds folded and he was assigned to the Philadelphia Bell. Gilliam leads the WFL with 20 receptions as his attorney says negotiating rights rest with Bell. The NFL rule blocks players who have played in rival leagues from joining NFL teams in the same season.
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Connors poised for US Open semifinal bid at Forest Hills
Foremost American hope Jimmy Connors expected to advance to the U S Open semifinal by defeating Rhodesia's Andrew Pattison in Forest Hills. Eddie Dibbs battles Bjorn Borg as another American exit, while Nastase faces Orantes after a Canadian Open fine. Navratilova and Wade reach women's semis as Evert aims for 82 straight clay wins.
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