Orioles rally past Yankees to close gap in AL East
Mike Cuellar earned his 20th win as Baltimore beat New York 10-4 and trimmed the Yankees lead to half a game. Bobby Grich and Rich Coggin delivered two-run doubles in a seven-run sixth, while Brooks Robinson voiced confidence that Baltimore can win the race. The night featured other MLB results as Boston rallied, Kaline neared 3,000 hits, and a split in Texas and California twin bills.
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Ali act in Zaire ends up in translation mishap
Muhammad Ali held a mass news conference in Zaire warning to watch airports boats borders and bus terminals prompting questions about the seriousness of the call and whether George Foreman would stay in Zaire. Foreman's handler Dick Sadler dismissed thoughts of leaving the country.
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Reed Retires As Knicks Captain After Injury Battle
Willis Reed announces retirement from the New York Knicks due to a degenerative right knee. The captain known as Cap led the team to two NBA titles but doctors warned the risk of crippling injury outweighed a comeback. He will miss training camp and ends a storied career at 32 with health the priority.
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New look at Spinelli Field opens Patriots home season
Mt Anthony Patriots host Hudson NY in a 7 30 kickoff on a newly laid Spinelli Field with Burgess Brothers seeding work overseen by Albert Elwell. The athletic department urges orderly conduct as four football games and a John James soccer tournament approach, with advance ticket sales at the attendance office and two locations for pregame purchases.
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Mt Anthony opens XC season in Manchester meet
Mt Anthony high school cross country starts its season in Manchester against Burr and Burton. First year coach Steve Zemianek returns six runners led by tri captains Lou DeHaan, Peter Gray and Dirk Harris with six newcomers and six freshmen joining Ready to run are John Burdick Donnie Burke Scott Hurley Mark Leonard Dave O Keeffe and Kevin Tripp Home meet added versus Hoosick Falls Oct 11 with a potential Oct 12 meet against Bishop Gibbons and the state meet Nov 1 in Norwich where Mt Anthony is expected to be represented.
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Mt Anthony Field Hockey Wins Third Straight 1 0
Mt Anthony field hockey defeated Leland and Gray 1 0 on MAU field in a defensive battle. Sandy Cook scored the deciding goal as Debbie White made three saves to preserve the shutout. Coach Anita Caswell praised the win and noted the upcoming home game against Arlington Friday at 3 30.
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