Red Sox power past Yankees in Fenway home run barrage
Boston defeats New York 6-3 as Carlton Fisk and Carl Yastrzemski homer. Reggie Cleveland earned his 10th win behind 11 hits at Fenway. In Baltimore, Jerry Garvin led the Blue Jays past the Orioles by lowering their push for the pennant. Other AL games featured White Sox 8 A’s 0, Rangers 6 Angels 1, Tigers 6 Indians 4.
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Sox face Yankee challenge with nine games left in pennant race
Boston aims to sweep the series as they chase New York and Baltimore with 12 remaining games each. Carl Yastrzemski and Carlton Fisk powered a 6 3 win, while Reggie Cleveland held off a late Yankee surge. Tiant slated to face Torrez in the finale.
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Fairbanks Plans to Stabilize Patriots Before Cleveland Clash
Fairbanks aims to steady the New England Patriots this week ahead of Monday night’s game in Foxboro against the Cleveland Browns. The team, after a 21-17 win over Kansas City, made midweek personnel moves and shifts on offense. Injuries and lineup changes persist as key backs Ivory, Forte and defensive back Howard may return, while Don Calhoun aims to start at fullback. Pete Brock and Shelby Jordan stepped in for contract turmoil as Brock seeks a solid, pressure-free performance.
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Michigan Stays No. 1 In UPI Coaches Poll
Michigan retains the top spot in the UPI Board of Coaches college football ratings after a 21-9 struggle with Duke. Michigan leads with 27 first place votes and 370 points, beating Southern California 303, Ohio State 279, Oklahoma 253, and Penn State 223 in the top ranks.
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MAU Juniors and Freshmen Crush Drury Teams
Mt Anthony junior varsity shut out Drury 29 0 while freshmen beat them 14 0. Paul Beddie scored MAU s opening TD and later fumbled into a second quarter score. John Haynes crossed 70 yards for a major in the third with Wayne Jelley adding a 30 yard run. Bill McGurn added the extra point. Freshmen under Mel Noel stopped Drury 14 0 with Bill Bratcher 60 yard TD and Dave Long 30 yard option score with Roy Slade extra points. The defense limited opponents to minus yards in both games.
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Mau field hockey game in Townshend in doubt
Mt Anthony field hockey team plans to play Leland and Gray in Townshend but rain has postponed the game. A final decision on whether the game will be held is expected after noon today.
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Rain Delays Cause Soccer Skid Across Vermont Pitch
Wet conditions push Arlington Mill River game postponed per AMHS coach John Werner. Burr and Burton heads to Brandon to face Otter Valley while Mt Anthony hosts Fair Haven under Spinelli Field lights. Decisions on those games expected this afternoon. Mt Anthony just won a quadruple overtime 5 4 over Black River with Dan Whalen scoring the winner and Mike Jones tallying three in regulation. Tonight’s kickoff set for 7 p.m.
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Mt Anthony to Screen Patriots Film Night
Mt Anthony high school hosts weekly game films on Wednesday at 7:30 in the main lobby. This week’s feature shows the Patriots victory over the Blue Devils with defense and sharp catches, starring the Mt Anthony football team and directed by Bob Underhill at Spinelli field.
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