Mt Anthony Patriots Rout Ludlow in 4-1 Soccer Win
Mt Anthony unchanged in a 4-1 victory over Ludlow, with Raetz and Miller scoring early in the first half. Henningsen anchored the defense as Staunch play limited Ludlow to a lone third quarter penalty kick goal by Paul Stuart. The Patriots next face Burr and Burton in Manchester.
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Bennington Booters
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Patriot
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Raetz
Paul Rice
Tim Miller
Barry LeBarron
Burr and
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Manchester
Rebels beat Bulldogs in fast Jamaica soccer clash
In a grey day game at Fast Jamaica’s Riverside field Lelart and Grey’s Rebels dominated Burr and Burton, winning 3 to 0. Jody Boyle and Tim Newell connected on early scoring, with further goals by Ray Prouty and Newell, while Herbie Spaulding prevented several Bulldog attempts with standout saves.
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Herbée Spaulding
Jody Boyle
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Robertson Helps Pirates Tie NL East Title With 5-1 Win
Bob Robertson hit a three run homer as the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the New York Mets 5-1. Bob Moose allowed six hits to clinch a tie for their third straight NL East title and reduce the magic number to one. Richie Zisk Manny Sanguillen Richie Hebner and Tim Port player figures also contributed in the victory.
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Reds
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Houston
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Astros
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Holy Cross Tops New England In Early College Poll
Holy Cross climbs to third in the weekly New England college football coaches poll behind Boston College and Dartmouth. Joe Wilson leads with 274 rushing yards and three touchdowns as Holy Cross routs Rutgers 24 14 in opener. Boston College hosts Temple. Holy Cross travels to Brown. Dartmouth and Harvard noted for next week.
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Early Vermont bear season shows moderate take
Vermont Fish and Game reports for the first half of the season July through November 30 record 13 bears taken by hunters, about average. The heaviest was a 22 lb male by Victor H. Brunnelle Jr. of Brownington, followed by a 207 lb male by Wayne Lantagne of Newport. A 35 lb cub was taken in Brighton.
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Brownington
Wayne Lantagne
Newport
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Liporto Faces Mountain Of hurdles at Mt Anthony Football
Eight weeks into his Mt Anthony tenure coach Ken Liporto confronts a near empty turnout and a rebuilding program. Recalling success at Windsor and Vermont Shrine game triumph, he faces limited male participation, a high bar for victory, and eyes on a slow return to form for the Mt Anthony Panthers.
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Liporto
Vince Lombardi
Windsor
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Vermont
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Mr. Anthony
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Detroit loses ground as Indians sweep doubleheader
The Indians beat Detroit 32 and 64 in a doubleheader to seize second place in the AL East race, tying the Orioles and allowing Boston to reclaim first. Budgets loom as Yankees drop to four games behind Boston with a loss to Milwaukee. Mixed NL results include Pittsburgh over New York and Montreal over Chicago. Duane Thomas reports to the San Diego Chargers and practices with the team.
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Cleveland Indians
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Boston Red Sox
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Cleveland
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Ralph Houk
Pittsburgh
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Chicago
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Houston
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San Diego
Los Angeles
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UPI
Duane ‘Thomas
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