Kemp Drives In Four In Tigers Rally At Boston
Detroit used a four run seventh inning to beat Boston 5 4 as Steve Kemp delivered a two run double with two outs. Don Aase struggled into the seventh before Jim Willoughby took the loss. Carl Yastrzemski and Rick Burleson contributed key hits for the Red Sox, who fall three games behind the Yankees with 10 games left.
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Red Sox
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New York
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the Boomer
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Kemp
Fred Lynn
Lynn
Yastrzemski
Jets
Thompson
Willoughby
Ben Oglivie
Carlton Fisk
Arroyo
Rick Burleson
Burleson
Ted Cox
Ralph Houk
Steve Foucault
Larry Buttner
Cubs
Buttner
Expos
Cardinals
Dan Schatzeder
Schatzeder
Tony Perez
Montreal
Mt Anthony Patriots face Wahconah High in road test
Mt Anthony travels to Dalton Mass to meet Wahconah High after a 1-1 start under coach Underhill. The Patriots beat Drury 18-6 and lost 13-12 in overtime to Fair Haven while emphasizing a strong defense and improving sprint and option plays. Wahconah, small but quick with 155 pound back Sam Caliente, aims to pressure on the wings and corners in a hustling, aggressive defense.
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Dalton
Mass
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Patriots
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Fair Haven
Drury
North Adams
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Wah
John James Tournament Opens With City Clash At Spinelli Field
The John James Tournament tips off tonight with two games led by Mt Anthony hosting Arlington after a 3-0 victory over them last year. Arlington, Wilmington, Burr and Burton compete as Mt Anthony seeks a repeat title amid a strong Marble Valley League showing.
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Blyleven no-hits Angels as Rangers win 6-0
Bert Blyleven pitched the first no hitter of his major league career to lead the Texas Rangers past the California Angels 6-0 despite groin pain. He abandoned his fastball in the ninth, finishing with a sharp curve and securing his 14th win. The game drew focus away from a tight AL pennant race as Baltimore beat Toronto 7-1 and other NL games bunched playoff contenders.
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Thad Bosley
Baltimore
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New York Yankees
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Detroit
Chicago
Seattle
San Diego
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Montreal
St. Louis
Atlanta
Houston
Blue Jays
Mike Flanagan
Lee May
Flanagan
Padres
Reds
Gene Richards
Rollie Fingers
Cubs
Phillies
Williams opens as Odell seeks 100th win
Williams College prepares for a 2 p.m. season opener against Hamilton in Clinton New York as head coach Bob Odell, in his sixth season at Williams, pursues his 100th career victory. The Ephs, coming off a 4-4 mark last season, feature a veteran lineup and a stout defense after a pre-season win over Harvard’s B team.
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Brian Fales
Jay Skerry
Steve Rogers
Mark Tercek
Herb McCormick
Ken Hollingsworth
Dave Massacco
Crimson
Todd Eckerson
Kurt Anderson
Bill Whelan
Greg Collins
Gus Nuzzolese
Tri
Scott Harrington
Kite and Caffee share lead in Kings Island Open
Tom Kite shoots 66 with long range putting to grab a share of the opening round lead at the $150,000 Ohio Kings Island Open in Mason Ohio. Bill Caffee matches Kite at 66 while Ben Crenshaw sits one back after a 67.
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Mike Sullivan
Allen Miller
Don Pooley
Craig Stadler
Tony Cerda
Leonard Thompson
Bob Wynn
Andy North
Bobby Nichols
Tommy Aaron
Jack Nicklaus
Buckeyes-Sooners top college grid schedule
Nationally ranked Ohio State and Oklahoma set for a first ever meeting in Columbus with two other top opponents on the weekend slate. Texas Tech meets Texas A&M in a SWC clash that could decide the title while Mississippi State hosts Florida in an SEC battle. Michigan visits Navy and USC plays at TCU as Penn State travels to Maryland and Colorado goes to New Mexico.
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Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Vikings, Buccaneers face mild weather in week one clash
The Minnesota Vikings visit the winless Tampa Bay Buccaneers in a game whose forecast is calm. Both teams opened with losses, Dallas topping Minnesota in overtime and Philadelphia beating Tampa Bay. Foreman Bell and Davis pace the high paid backs, with Matched legends Greene Swann weighing in on Steelers Raiders clash.
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Steelers
Raiders
Joe Greene
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Ali Seeks to Fade Knockdowns Before Shavers Showdown
Muhammad Ali left training camp for a pre fight physical in New York and asked fans to forget the recent sparring knockdowns with Jimmy Ellis. The 35 year old champion heads to Madison Square Garden on September 29 to face Earnie Shavers, donning a Superman cape and a bag of acorns as promos.
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Patriots Field Hockey Visit Brattleboro for 3 30 Clash
Mt Anthony field hockey travels to Brattleboro this afternoon for a 3 30 contest against the Colonels after a week off due to rain. The Patriots beat Black River 4 0 in Ludlow led by Diane Riley Gail Burke and Nancy Haynes with goals. The B team won 3 0 as Wendy Sweet and Gail Corey scored. A rained out game with Leland and Gray will be made up Monday in Townshend and Green Mountain visits Mt Anthony on Sept 29.
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Gail Burke
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