Guidry shines as Yankees top Red Sox 4 2 in duel of aces
Ron Guidry tossed a masterful five hitter for New York, Dodgers emulation aside, as he struck out nine and beat Boston 4 2 to extend the AL East lead. Mickey Rivers supplied the late offense with a two run homer and saved the game with a running one handed grab.
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Arlington Downs Mt Anthony in 2-0 Field Hockey Win
Arlington tops Mt Anthony 2-0 to stay 2-0 in the class M title defense. Dottie O'Dea and Sonya Ryan scored after a first half domination, Joanne Corey added a front-in shot, and Jane Towne posted two saves for the shutout as coach Jeri Himmel sbach praised the team’s passing and defense. Mt Anthony credited Arlington’s hustle and outplay, while prep for next game against Black River loomed Friday.
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Proud Pirates rally slimly as Phillies hold NL lead
The Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Philadelphia Phillies 2 0 to keep pride intact though their pennant hopes fade. Garner drove in both runs, and Tanner praised the club while acknowledging injuries to Stargell and Stennett as the likely reason they could not win the title.
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Mt Anthony, Burr and Burton spark early season wins
Mt Anthony remains undefeated with a 3-0 victory over Leland and Gray, logging 42 shots to 21 while Keith Krause and Dan Whalen score, and Keith Marino and Jim Cone share goalkeeping duties. Burr and Burton break a 2-2 tie to defeat Proctor 3-2 with Balch delivering two late goals. Arlington beats Rutland 5-1 behind Paul Woodard three goals and an assist, now 2-1 and set for Fair Haven.
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