Patriots Fall 15-7 to Bellows Falls in Opener
Mt Anthony Union Patriots lost a 15-7 road decision to Bellows Falls Terriers after a costly sequence inside the five yard line. Rick Kane scored for the Terriers, while MAU tied the game late in the second before miscues and three interceptions by Bellows Falls sealed the outcome. Regulars like J J Moore suffered a knee injury, with implications for MAU’s season as they prepare to face Brattleboro next.
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Cards Can Clinch Crown With One More Victory
The St. Louis Cardinals race toward the NL title as Bob Gibson eyes a clinching start against Philadelphia after a 3-2 win over Cincinnati. Nelson Briles, Ron Willis and Julian Javier aided the victory as Chicago and San Francisco faltered elsewhere in a tight pennant race.
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Baseball Standings and Tonight's Games Across Leagues
American League standings show Detroit and Chicago tied atop with 85 wins. Minnesota and Boston at 84, California 77, Washington 70, Cleveland 71, Baltimore 67, New York 66, Kansas City 59. Sundays results include Cleveland over New York 4-2 and Washington shutting out Detroit 5-0. Tonight’s pitchers feature Boston at Detroit and Minnesota at Kansas City among others. National League standings see St Louis and San Francisco high, with Philadelphia and Pittsburgh mid-pack. Tonight's schedule has multiple interleague matchups and 8 p.m. and 11 p.m. start times across venues.
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Lamphier and Galipeau Win Mt Snow Fall Golf Tourney
Frank Lamphier and Craig Galipeau defeated Bob Gratton and Tom Zappola four and three to win the Second Annual Mt Snow Fall Foliage tournament. The pair, former Junior Allied Golf Association champions, led to finals after prior wins over Wilkinson Beauchamp and Blair Thomas, with Lamphier also earning medalist honors as the low qualifying team.
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Tomorrow and Tomorrow For Pennant Contenders
The four American League contenders struggled as three dropped games, while Chicago White Sox swept Minnesota 4-0 to move within a half game of Detroit atop the standings. Detroit lost to Washington 5-0 and Boston fell 5-2 to Baltimore, shaping a tense two weeks with key schedule battles and a potential three‑way finish.
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College Big Three Swing Into Action
The 1967 college football season opens with Notre Dame Michigan State and Alabama aiming for national honors after idle weekend. Notre Dame hosts California while Michigan State faces Houston and Alabama meets Florida State in key games.
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Fog Delays Fourth Americas Cup Race In Newport
Heavy fog threatens a repeat delay as the Intrepid defends the Cup against Dame Pattie. Officials planned a 12 10 p.m. start but pessimism rose as visibility fell to under 100 yards. With a 3-0 series lead, Intrepid seeks one more win to clinch the United States 20th Cup defense amid overseas challenges and looming postponements.
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