Hoosiers Seek Big Tri-County Season Start in 1966
Hoosick Falls Central aims for a strong 1966 Tri-County League football season after finishing 4-4 in 1965 and nearly beating Schuylerville. The Hoosiers, led by coach Anthony Turi, return key players while adjusting for graduations and new depth across offense and defense as they prepare for Saturdays opener against Schuylerville.
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Schedule highlights for area high schools
Schedule lists football games from Sept 24 at Schuylerville Oct 1 at Greenwich 8 at Cambridge 15 Lansingburgh non league 22 at Fort Edward 29 St. Peter's Nov 5 at Stillwater. Dates and sites show regional matchups and a non league game.
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Red Sox Sarasota Team Begins Fall Schedule
The Red Sox announce a 22 man Sarasota roster for the Florida Winter Instructional League starting Sept 27 through Nov 20. Key names include Bill Rohr Dick Baney Ken Brett Bob DeFelice and Ray Jarvis with Eddie Popowski directing the squad along with Bobby Doerr and Mace Brown as scouts.
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League Leaders National League and American League stats
Baseball leaders by league list top hitters and pitchers. Notable names include Aaron and Torre leading home runs in the NL and Robinson and Kell make RBIs. pitching leaders show Marichal and Koufax with top records in the NL and McNally and Kaat in the AL.
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Bills Oilers in Key AFL Eastern Division Game
Buffalo and Houston prepare for a pivotal AFL Eastern clash as Buffalo seeks balance at 2-2 after a 58-24 blowout of Miami while Houston fell 52-13 to New York. Jets Broncos Raiders Chargers Patriots Chiefs also on Sunday slate as Namath and Hadl lead strong offenses.
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Runaway Season Pennant Goes to Baltimore Orioles
The Orioles clinched their first American League pennant with a 6-1 win over Kansas City on June 14, led by Frank Robinson’s strong season and a decisive late surge after a December trade that brought Robinson to Baltimore. Palmer dominated Oakland as Detroit, Chicago, and New York results shaped the pennant race, with manager Hank Bauer praising Robinson’s impact and aiming toward the World Series.
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Orioles Clinch pennant as Bauer backs Robinson MVP bid
Dodgers, Pirates, Giants: Bauer says he does not care who faces the Orioles in the World Series, as Baltimore clinches the pennant with a 6-1 win over Kansas City behind Jim Palmer. Bauer praises Frank Robinson, calling him the big guy and noting his triple crown bid as Robby seeks a rare two league MVP.
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Arlington Wins First Game on Pelhams Overtime Goal
Arlington center Tom Pelham scored with 14 seconds left in the second overtime to lift Arlington 3-2 over Wilmington for its first win of the season. LeGrand opened scoring, Rice and Ershaw traded goals, moving Arlington to 3-1 and Wilmington to 0-4-2, with next games set against Mt. Anthony and Whitingham.
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Furious Late Rally Gives Patriots Win
Mt Anthony Mt Anthony forwards sparked a furious fourth period to beat Leland and Gray 6 4 and rise to 2 1 1 in the Molly Stark Soccer League. Richard Greene and Steve Fritz scored in the first period and again late as Bryan Pierce and Richard Moskovitz joined, while Russ Christie held off late Rebel chances despite a wrist injury.
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Whitingham Wins 1-0 To Seize Soccer Lead
Whitingham Trojans defeat Burr and Burton Seminary 1-0 on a penalty kick by John Carrier. The victory leaves Whitingham undefeated in Molly Stark Soccer League with three wins, while Burr and Burton drops to 3-1.
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Baseball Standings Night Games Scoreboard Mix
Chicago defeated Cincinnati 7 to 2 while Atlanta routed Pittsburgh 14 to 1 in night games. Only games scheduled.
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Jaycees Name Mt Anthony Player of the Week
The Mt Anthony Jaycees select Jeff Bergquist Patriot full back as the first Player of the Week after last Saturday's Mt Anthony versus Bellows Falls game.
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Vasko Leaves Hawks Camp Ending NHL Career
Elmer Vasko, 30, has exited Chicago Black Hawks training camp, with team officials saying he appears to have ended his NHL career. General manager Tom Ivan said Vasko did not feel able to practice and might not return. Vasko had joined the Hawks in 1956.
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