Orioles edge Yankees to grab AL East lead
The Baltimore Orioles swept the New York Yankees 7 0 to take first place in the American League East for the first time since July 13. Dave McNally allowed only three hits in a three-hitter as Don Baylor homered to pace the win. Earl Weaver noted Jim Palmer’s return could seal the pennant chase.
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Little Brown Jug Triumphs At Delaware For Haughton
Billy Haughton guides Armbro Omaha to victory in the 29th Little Brown Jug at Delaware County Fairgrounds. The win marks Haughton’s record fifth Jug and fifth major 1974 stakes, with Armbro Omaha earning $49,073 of a $132,360 purse and boosting his season to nine wins in 22 starts. Bret's Star, trained by Haughton and driven by Mike, also figures in the day’s action.
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Ruhle shuts down Red Sox as Tigers win 3-1
Detroit rookie Vernon Ruhle tosses seven strong two hit Boston to a 3-1 victory. Fred Lynn accounts for all Red Sox offense with a homer and a single while Kaline nets an RBI hit. Tiant struggles but stays within 1 run as Detroit climbs in pennant picture.
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Dolphins face first place Bills in crucial AFC showdown
The Miami Dolphins, shaken by a loss to New England, travel to Buffalo to meet the division-leading Bills. OJ Simpson and Bills rally to beat Oakland 21 20 as Miami eyes rebound behind Bob Griese and a sputtering ground game.
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Chick's Lunch Tops McConnell Furniture In Tourney
In the fifth annual Northern Berkshire YMCA softball tourney at Noel Field Chick's Lunch defeated McConnell Furniture 13 to 1 in the losers bracket. Mohawk Tavern edged Green Mountain 5 to 4, with Mohawk taking a 11-10 edge in hits and key early scoring from Ken Morin and Jim Gelheiser. Green Mountain Park led 4-3 before Mohawk pulled away in the sixth as Dowling and Morin sparked the win.
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Redskins' outlook for 1974 season uncertain and aging
Washington faces a shaky path into the 1974 championship run with doubts at quarterback and backfield, aging defenders, and new linemen adjusting to coach George Allen. Despite a strong receiving corps and a solid defense, questions linger about leadership, health, and durability across the lineup.
Rhyan Surprises Lead in King Island Open at Kings Mills
Dick Rhyan Jr, 38, from Columbus, shoots 65 to take a three stroke lead after the opening round of the $150,000 Ohio Kings Island Open at Jack Nicklaus Golf Center. Miller Barber and Joe Inman tied for second with 68s. Nicklaus among those at 71 amid fog-delayed play. The 72-hole event ends Sunday with $30,000 to the winner.
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Punt Pass and Kick contest set for MAU Saturday
The annual punt pass and kick competition will be held Saturday at the circle in front of Mt. Anthony Union High School starting at 1. Open to all ages 8 to 13 in age groups with one try per event. Winners advance to district on Oct 12 with potential to reach the Super Bowl. trophies awarded locally. Sponsored by Bennington Ford and the Recreation Department. Conducted by MAYAA Football Staff led by Dr. Robert Milsoric and Mt. Anthony varsity football players. All are urged to attend.
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