Patriots Travel to North Adams to Meet Drury High
Mt Anthony football 7 2 in last week’s win at Fair Haven heads to North Adams Mass for a non league game against Drury High at 1 30. Key plays included Dennis Bull 35 yard interception return and Pete Geannelis extra point. Coaches stress blocking and offense while Tri captain Steve Flynn returns from wedding absence.
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Frank Robinson Senses Indians Uncertain About Next Year
Frank Robinson, with over two decades in the majors, senses the Indians may not rehire him as manager. The team has not extended a contract and is preoccupied with raising $6 million to pay back bank loans, seeking new stockholders while weighing managerial options.
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Unknowns lead after 18 holes at Ohio Kings Island Open
Pooley and Edwards topped the leaderboard after a four under par 66 each at the Jack Nicklaus Golf Center in Kings Mills Ohio. The 25-year-olds led a pack of unknowns as 50th ranked Nicklaus and 92nd Trevino struggled through a tepid opening round amid a field of 150.
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Leonhard Thompson
Bill Kratzer
Ron Cerrudo
Bob E. Smith
Bob Wallace
Mac McLendon
Andy North
John Lister
Barry Jaeckel
Bob Zender
Larry Nelson
Bob Wynn
Tom Weiskopf
Ben Crenshaw
Nicklaus
Miller Barber
Trevino
Panther gridders open with Horses tomorrow
Hoosick Falls Panthers start 196? season against Schuylerville in the Northern conference. Coach Ken Baker leads a 35 man squad with 14 seniors and 12 juniors aiming to improve on last year’s 2-4-2. Key players include quarterback race between Mike Brewster and Steve Smith, backs Mike Driscoll and George Colegrove, and Dmitri Haynes. Kickoff is at 1 at Hoosick Falls Field.
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Mike Driscoll
George Colegrove
Dmitri Haynes
Mark Driscoll
Mike Magazu
Tim Smith
Mark Davendanis
Chris Haynes
Kelly Brogue
Brian Baker
Charlie Fabiano
Larry Darkward
Ray Pine
Jay Arnold
Hoosier
Mike Griffin
Ken LaPorte
Hoosick Falls Field
Saratoga Harness Meet Divides Mile Races Winners
In a crowded Saratoga harness program on Fridaemoneer 17, 1976, multiple pace and trot divisions held. Notable victors include Larnies Secret first in the First Pace Mile, Jodi Hall in Second Pace, Hairs Hoping N in Third, Bel Canto in Fourth, i In Demand I leading Fifth, Contessa Rene in Sixth, Arriva Marie in Seventh, and I'm Feist in Eighth. Ninth and Tenth Pace winners also listed with top finishers.
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Fridaemoneer
Larnies Secret
Marksman Hanover
Raider
Mar Con Rebel
Go Lizzsie
Rays Nat
Mr. K Henning
Uncle Hermen
Jodi Hall
Jay O’brien
Bright D
Gurn Springs Gayle
C R Chickee
Torys Tomac
Bernice Volo
Amber Boy ‘Ee
Easter Sal
Restless
Feedalot
Speedy Justice
Wendy Sue
Shawn C
Dells Dream Lad
Bel Canto
Buckeye Bertie
Artie Acres
General Con
Clayhaven Dancer
Disambeone
Lindas Buckeye
Joannes Lister
I In Demand I
Frisky David
Shannon Diamond
Allambee A
Dark Mirage
Easter Babe
Reciprocate
Contessa Rene
Rosewater
Freedom Deal
Glengyle Pomp
Demon Mike
Victory Scamp
Square Jeff
Armbro Romero
Arriva Marie
Rythmus Son
Dime A Dance
She Can Breeze
Peter Hop
Docs Misty
Kim Easy
Buttonwood Sharon
I’m Feist
Reginal
Little Foxie Dutch
Roberts Folly
Squire Russ
Jenny Strides
Harness Racing Friday Night Debuts Multiple Pace Races
A detailed recap of a September 16, 1976 harness race card lists ten pacing divisions with mile events ranging from $1,200 to $2,100 purses. Winners include Sadie Hart Ginny in the first pace and Nancy Lullwater in the second, with multiple horses earning notable payoffs. Attendance reached 2,056 and total handle was 173,159.
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Nancy Lullwater
Crestwood Major
TR Koolkat
Pl. Chew
Afton Excel
Reds Cadam
Steady Mike
Choldberg
Rowdy G
Georgia
Nose
Mary Bush
Perry’s Image
Braden Gold
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