Patriots Sweep Southern Golf Title Led by Randy Mook
Mt Anthony Union High School captured the southern sectional scholastic golf championship at Crown Point Country Club Springfield with a 334 as Randy Mook earned medalist honors with a 75 five strokes ahead of John Lombardy Manchester Mook teamed with Hank Hoisington Dave Finnegan and Phil Boudakian to form the best four while Mac O Dowd was the fifth Mook posted even par 36 on the back nine and birdied the 18th to seal the win Otter Valley led by coach Bob Sharrow posted 351 with MSJ Rutland sixth minutes later Northfield 372 Springfield 376 and Bellows Falls 428 led the rest of the field
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Marshall Wins Lebanon Valley Speedway Main Event
Ernie Marshall clinched his third main event win this season at Lebanon Valley Speedway on Saturday night. Jelley, with the Yellow X, and Montagna’s 44 chased hard, Jelley nearly led on the penultimate lap before sliding into the wall. Purdy in the 167 wrecked after yellow lights, while Jim Ogel won the limited sportsman main and Sentine’s 3 and Sanchez’s 474 claimed other podiums in a crowded program.
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Burr & Burton Bulldogs to field varsity football squad
Burr and Burton High School will bring back varsity football after a one year absence under coaches Vic Crump and Joe McClellan. The 29 man squad includes captains George Bushee and Bill Downey and schedules eight games, two with SVL jayvees, a trip to Mt Anthony IVs on October 6, and a home game with Brattleboro jayvees on October 15. The program resumes amid hopes of MVL league action within a year.
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Buckeyes Rated No 1 In Coaches Poll For 1969 Season
Ohio State leads the UPI coaches poll with 282 points after 24 first place votes as Penn State slides to second with 236 following a 45-22 win over Navy. Texas is third, Arkansas fourth, USC fifth, Oklahoma sixth, Georgia seventh, Notre Dame eighth, UCLA ninth, and Florida tenth. The list includes coaches from major programs across regions with names such as Hayes Parseghian Dooley and McKay among the panel.
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Hey Willie Slams 600th Round Tripper
In a crisis moment manager Clyde King trusted veteran Willie Mays who delivered a seventh inning homer with a man aboard. The blast kept the San Francisco Giants just ahead of the Atlanta Braves by a slim margin in the National League Western Division race. The 600th career homer added another landmark to Mays career.
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Giants Narrow West Race As Braves Rally
Giants beat Padres 4-2 offsetting Braves 5-3 win over Astros. Mays homered off Mike Corkins to lift Don McMahon, while McMahon earned the win. Mets beat Cardinals 3-1 behind Tom Seaver’s 24th win. Minnesota clinched the Western Division with a 4-3 win over Kansas City.
Mt Greylock Harriers Defeat Mt Anthony On Home Course
Mt Greylock Regional School cross country defeated Mt Anthony 15 to 50 on the Patriots home course yesterday. Mt Greylock's top five finished in order led by Joe Bald of Mt Anthony in sixth. leaders listed: Hart MG Treadway MG Campbell MG Thornber MG Andersen MG Baldwin MA Bartels MA Burdick MA Carpenter MA Carmi MA Smith MA Edmonston MA.
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Twins Clinch Division With Win Over Royals
The Minnesota Twins beat the Kansas City Royals 4 in a key playoff run, with Harmon Killebrew hitting a 47th homer to lead the early offense and Bob Allison scoring the go ahead run. The victory secures a first AL playoff series against the Baltimore Orioles on Oct 4 in Baltimore, as Minnesota trails in season series but aims to upset the favored Orioles in a best of five.
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