Drury routs Mt Anthony in season opener led by Libardi
In North Adams Drury dominates Mt Anthony 38 0 as star running back Dave Libardi scores four touchdowns and a two point conversion, while Galli and Falcon add points. Mt Anthony defense struggles with turnovers and missed conversions as Drury builds a commanding early lead.
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Colo
Roger Cirone
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Perry Boupton
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Steve Wright
Quist
Tim Clifford
Tigers and Orioles eye Boston showdown in pennant push
Detroit and Baltimore press toward Boston as key stretch drives unfold. McAuliffe blasted two homers to pace Detroit past Milwaukee and pull within a whisker of the Red Sox, while Baltimore fell to New York as Boston clings to the top spot with 16 games left.
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Gaylord Perry
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Norm
Detroi
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Cleveland
Milwaukee
McAuliffe
Joe Coleman
Astros Rally in NL Race With 15-11 Dodgers Win
Houston uses eight pitchers in a wild 15-11 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers as Lee May Cesar Cedeno and Jimmy Wynn power the offense. The win trims the gap to seven games behind Cincinnati in the NL West while tying a major league record for combined pitchers used.
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3 Way Defeats Jerry's Gulf In YMCA Softball Tourney
Walt Alderman earned the win with Jerry Sargoud taking the loss as D&S beat Jerry's Gulf 10-8 in the losers bracket. Paul Pitroff went 4 for 4, Alderman and Barrazzi each had three hits, Alderman homered, and Derry added a homer and two singles. In another game Way jumped early to lead Crawford of Lee Mass and held on 10-8 behind Jim Mardsen's victory and Craig Allen's loss, with Ottaviano Hart Maynard and Hier delivering key extra-base hits including a Maynard homer.
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Jim Turner
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Lemar Parrish
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Patriots
Bob Berry
Atlanta
Donnie Anderson
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Dolphins rout Chiefs on opening NFL day
Miami Dolphins upset Kansas City 20 to 10 in the season opener at Arrowhead Stadium as Garo Yepremian kicked a 47 yard field goal and Larry Csonka scored after a key interception. Other results include Pittsburgh over Oakland and San Francisco over San Diego.
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Poultney crushes Burr and Burton in rout
Poultney Hine Devils pounded Burr and Burton 34 8 on home field. Jeff Houghton led Poultney with sharp passes and runs while Dana Markey struggled behind a stifling defense. Rich Pearl and Pelton stood out for Burr and Burton, but the Bulldogs couldn't mount a lasting threat as Poultney built a large lead by halftime and coasted to the finish.
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Pete Cone
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Scott Krenz
Pearl
Pelton
West Rutland
College football powerhouses roll to big wins this Saturday
United Press Internation reports college powers Oklahoma and Ohio State as part of the Big Four dominating weak opponents. The Buffaloes crushed Cincinnati 56 to 14 with freshman Kerry Jack and junior Charlie Davis surging for big yardage, Davis logging 102 yards and two touchdowns.
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Bulldogs blank Woodstock in decisive victory on road
Coach Gordie McClure's Bulldogs improve to two wins and no losses after a 2 0 win at Woodstock. Key players Burr and Burton missing. Woodstock also without top goalie John McCutchen. Doug Harrigan opened scoring, Darrell Dawson followed with a second goal. Herbie Spaulding posted the shutout as Bulldogs dominated, with Harrigan Carmody and Dawson impressive up front and Pluff Ed om Fleming anchoring defense.
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