Mt Anthony field hockey opens with 3 0 win over Burr and Burton
Mt Anthony High School opened its athletic year with a 3 0 field hockey victory over Burr and Burton on Seminary campus. Sandy Shea scored all three MAU goals, completing a hat trick in the second half as the defense held Burr and Burton to three shots. Coach Anita Caswell returns two starters. Green Mountain visits Friday at 3:30.
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Southmen crush Birmingham 46-7 to end Americans’ unblemished run
Memphis Southmen defeated the Birmingham Americans 46-7, ending Birmingham’s bid for an unbeaten World Football League season. Ed Marshall caught three TDs, Gary Shirk added another, and J J Jennings and Willie Spencer scored as Memphis improved to 9-2. Other WFL results included Detroit over Florida 15-14 and New York beating Portland 34-15.
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Second Cup race postponed in America's Cup yachting clash
Newport faced pea soup fog delaying the second race between Courageous and Southern Cross. Ted Hood’s Courageous led 1-0 in the best of seven after a 4 54 margin win in light air on Tuesday, as both yachts used the postponement for sail evaluation before pre race bottom finishing.
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Coach Zemianek Leads Mt Anthony Track Revival
Steve Zemianek, former Newport High coach, takes over Mt Anthony Academy track program. He plans early fall cross country meet September 19 at Manchester versus Burr and Burton, and schedules a Oct 10 meet with BBS Arlington during John James soccer tourney. Zemianek aims to boost turnout from 12–13 to 20 or more, push for a new closer course, and develop a girls program.
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Yankees win again as Gura fuels two game lead in AL East
Yankees beat Orioles 5-1 behind Larry Gura five hitter to move two games up in the AL East while Thurman Munson and Bobby bonds teammates drive runs. Boog Powell's 17th inning single decides opener as Indians, Rangers, Twins, Brewers, Angels post wins in other AL games.
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Golf opens newest Hall of Fame at Pinehurst NC
The World Golf Hall of Fame was dedicated in Pinehurst, North Carolina, with President Ford cutting the ribbon and playing nine holes. Thirteen initial members were named, eight living, including Berg, Nelson, Hogan, Nicklaus, Palmer, Player, Sarazen, and Snead, plus five deceased. The hall, built by Diamondhead, will feature golfing history exhibits and house Ford's tee shot driver from the ceremony.
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