MAU soccer team looking to defend Vermont title this season
Mt Anthony Union High School’s 1973 Patriots under coach Birger Vigsnes open Sept. 14 at Springfield. Seventy five candidates report as the program builds on last year’s championship, with eight starters gone but strong returning players and a growing youth pipeline. A scrimmage with Pittsfield will clarify positions as MAU aims for another top finish in the Marble Valley League.
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Red Sox face Tigers after beating Orioles to spark pennant chase
Boston hopes to extend a four game gap over Baltimore as Detroit, riding a 10 of 11 mark against Boston this season, returns to Fenway for a three game set. Carl Yastrzemski carries a 12 game hit streak and .523 pace over the span while Marty Pattin and friends look to slow the Tigers in a tight race.
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Jorgensen’s grand slam cites Expos win over Cubs
Montreal loaded the top of the order for power hitting and Mike Jorgensen delivered a first inning grand slam to power a 5 3 victory over Chicago. The win moves Montreal into second in NL East, close to St Louis and Pittsburgh.
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Yanks Trade Alou Brothers In Youth Move
The New York Yankees in fourth place in the AL East shipped the Alou brothers Matty and Felipe to NL contenders for cash and a player to be named later. Felipe went to the Montreal Expos for cash, Matty to the St Louis Cardinals for a TBD return. The club, out of contention, signals a move to promote younger players.
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Murtaugh Returns as Pirates Manager Replaces Virdon
Danny Murtaugh returns as Pittsburgh Pirates manager after Bill Virdon is ousted. GM Joe L Brown cites a tough decision but aims to strengthen the club. Murtaugh accepts from a Boston motel and will lead the team through next season starting with a weekend series against the Phillies in Philadelphia.
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Superfecta Fixing Scheme Busted in Brooklyn Case
Five indicted and 11 others arrested in a multimillion dollar superfecta racing fix tied to harness tracks Monticello Yonkers and Roosevelt in New York. Investigators say drivers were bribed to finish poorly while bettors profited, with payoffs up to 111912 for a 3 bet and over 2 million earned before suspensions.
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Dallas Civitan Open Opens With Two Texas Sandras
The $30,000 Dallas Civitan Open starts with Sandra Haynie and Sandra Palmer favored to win. Haynie just claimed the Fort Worth Charity Classic, rising to sixth on the money list, while Palmer previously won two stops before the Fort Worth upset. Palmer, a Dallas resident and former homecoming queen at North Texas State University, contends as this year’s event moves across Brookhaven Golf Club where Jane Blalock won last year.
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UMass Eyes Revenge In Season Opener clash with Holy Cross
UMass hosts Holy Cross in Amherst in a bid to avenge last season's 9-2 record and avenge a loss to the Crusaders. Holy Cross brings senior quarterback Pete Vass into a lighter depth on the line while UMass relies on Peil Pennington and eight returning defenders. Maine visits Vermont in the other New England tilt as Vermont’s Carl Falivene cautions not to treat favorites as sure things amid last year’s 14-13 Catamounts win in Orono.
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Patriots wheel and deal two waivers at once
New England Patriots waived Charlie Gogolak and Jim White outright. The club also traded with Washington Redskins, moved six men on and off waivers, and added three players on waivers. Brad Dusek went to Washington for Donnell Smith, while Steve Harkey joined from the Jets and Bob McCall came from the Bengals. Nate Dorsey was claimed from the Steelers. Jerry List Larry Brunson Alan Gallaher Lloyd Voss Bill Bell Charlie Richards cleared waivers to the taxi squad. Jim Thorpe and Bill West were waived from the taxi squad, leaving 44 active players and 13 on the taxi squad. Plunkett may start Friday if ready. otherwise Dowling gets the call.
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Bowling scores and standings sought by The Banner
The Banner invites teams to send weekly bowling scores by Thursday for publication of results and team standings in Friday editions.
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