Royals slump as White Sox take two in doubleheader
Kansas City, led by White Sox mistakes and strong late hitting, lost 5-4 and 4-3 as Jim Spencer delivered a three run homer in the eighth to clinch Chicago’s game two. Manager Whitey Herzog urged his club to rebound after dropping first place to Oakland by four games.
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MAU field hockey opens in Springfield today
Anita Caswell leads the Patriots in a new season with one returning starter Wanda Gerity, a strong forward lineup featuring Gail Burke and Diane Reilly, and a fast pace aimed at speed and endurance. injuries worry Caswell as Mt. Anthony, Essex, and the Dot Jones League rivalries shape a tough opener against the Cosmos in Springfield.
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Simpson Returns Fails to Save Bills in 30 21 Loss
In Orchard Park the Bills fell 30 21 to the Miami Dolphins as O J Simpson, back from trade talks, managed 28 yards on five carries and a 43 yard reception. Don Shula praised his effort while Bob Griese and Nat Moore led Miami with scoring passes and a late field goal by Yepremian.
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Arlington Opens Season With Fresh Faces and Old Style
Arlington Eagles travel to Brattleboro for the season opener against the Colonels after rain canceled the Woodstock match. Only four of last year’s starting 11 return, yet coach John Werner believes the squad may be stronger overall. Senior tri captains Pratt Wade Hayes anchor the lineup with Pratt hailed as all state. New and returning players fill a veteran nucleus in a wide varsity roster with JV depth under coach Mike Keough.
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Mt Anthony CGC tennis championships conclude with multiple titles
Mt Anthony Country Club held its tennis championships with winners across men's and women's singles doubles and mixed events. Final results saw Ken Cestone defeating Howard Schneider 6 7 6 0 3 in the men’s final, Mrs Cestone triumphing over Mrs Edmundson 6 3 6 2 in women’s, and McNamara Reilly claiming the men’s doubles crown 6 3 6 3 while Tilgner and Worsoe won the women’s doubles 6 1 6 4.
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Mt Anthony and Burr and Burton Soccer Open Season
Mt Anthony hosts Green Mountain in their lone home game as Green Mountain visits Chester. The Patriots start seven night games this season with Woodstock visiting at 7 p.m. Burr and Burton beat Fair Haven 2 0 in their opener and host Ludlow, while Mt Anthony beat Otter Valley 4 2 in rain.
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Orr powers Canada to 6-0 win over Czechoslovakia
Bobby Orr scored twice as Team Canada routed Czechoslovakia 6-0 in the opening game of the best of three Canada Cup final. The performance came after Orr’s return from injury and a recent five year 3 million contract with Chicago. He also assisted on six Canadian goals and drew praise from coach Scotty Bowman.
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Orrs first goals lift Team Canada to 6 0 win in Canada Cup final
Bobby Orr scored his first goals in nearly a year as Team Canada crushed Czechoslovakia 6-0 to take a 1 0 lead in the Canada Cup finals. Coach Bowman lauded Vachon and the team’s improved forechecking while Gut praised Orr’s excellent play and the Canadian start. Darryl Sittler sealed the win with a late goal.
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