Miller shoots nine under to lead Kaiser Open
Johnny Miller fired a course record nine under par 63 at Silverado North to take a two stroke lead over Don January after the first round of the Kaiser International Open. January opened with a 65 while J C Snead Gibby Gilbert and George Archer were one behind.
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George Archer
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Jim Dent
Tom Watson
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Greyhound meet opens at Green Mountain Race Track
The long awaited greyhound meet starts tonight at Green Mountain Race Track in Pownal with 12 races on opening night. Post time is 8 p.m. Dogs run with short intervals and betting is available as Green Mountain becomes the first track to offer dogs flats and harness racing in one night.
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Missouri Faces Buckeyes After Tough SEC Schedule
Missouri coach Al Onofrio reels at a brutal stretch as quarterback Steve Pisarkewicz is out indefinitely after an Illini defeat. The Tigers prepare to host Ohio State, remaining in a brutal slate that includes five ranked foes in nine games, with Ohio State favored and Missouri thin at quarterback.
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Texas A&m
Houston
Rice Stadium
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Iowa
Finley’s offers rejected by majority of A’s players
Oakland owner Charlie Finley disclosed he offered two of six unsigned A’s more money than asked but cannot sign them. Five of the six appear unlikely to sign. Negotiations may halt for five players led by agent Jerry Kapstein.
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Rollie Fingers
Don Baylor
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Baylor
Baltimore
Sal Bando
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Whalers sign three players as Connelly departs
New England Whalers announce the signings of goaltender Bruce Landon Tommy Earl and Garry Swain while veteran right winger Wayne Connelly leaves after refusing to attend camp. GM Ron Ryan notes Connelly demanded too much money and there is no room for him with promising youngsters. The team plans to tour Czechoslovakia and Russia with tentative Hartford dates between December 11 and January 12.
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Dome Sold to Creditors Ends Hofheinz Era in Houston
Judge Roy Hofheinz relinquished control of Astrodomain selling Astrodomain Corp to General Electric Credit Corp and Ford Motor Credit Corp. The Houston Astros and Astrodome lease pass to creditors with option to buy back within a year. Sidney Shhlenker resigns. Tal Smith named interim leader and Martin Kelly becomes executive VP of Astrodomain.
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Harris County
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Mt Anthony JVs crush Brattleboro then Hoosac in wins
Mt Anthony junior varsity soccer posted two decisive victories this week. They defeated Brattleboro 7-0 with John Alderman scoring twice and Tom Shea adding an unassisted goal, while Jim Rogalski and Mike Reed contributed in the attack. In the Hoosac game MAU finished 9-0 behind goals from Reed Henningsen Rogalski and Persons and a second shutout by Cone. Coach Rick Haynes leads the Patriots into a Springfield clash Thursday.
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John Alderman
Tom Shea
Alderman
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Jim Rogalski
Pete Levin
Mike Reed
John Whitney
Patriots
Jim Caine
Hoosac Reed
Pete Henningsen
Darryl Smith
Rogalski
Henningsen
Rick Houle
Paul Persons
Richard Garnache
Cone
Saratoga Harness Entries From Friday September 24 1976
Friday card lists ten pace and trot races with multiple horses in each pace. Notable entries include Hart Ginny and Reds Cadam in early miles, O Meara and Charleys Brother among top contenders, and Crestwood Pom Pom competing in the later race.
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Collingwood Boy
Jambo Clipper
Quiet Morning
Miss Shannon
Meadow Lane
Wyncrest Guy
Jefferson Smoke
Reds Cadam
Briarwood Nellie
Field Reagh
Raider
Topic Time
Steady Mike
Lightning Flash
Wooster
Feedalot
Hairs Hoping N
Kids flag football to start next week in Bennington
The Bennington Recreation Department will launch a flag football program for children aged 5 to 7 starting Wednesday Sept 29 at 3 30 pm at the Bennington Elementary Play Area. Pre registration is due by Sept 28. Coaches and volunteers are welcome.
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Bennington Recreation Department
Bennington
Bruins' Gordie Clark Faces Sparse Wing Chance
Fitchburg Massachusetts UPI reports Gordie Clark, 24, battles for a Bruins right wing spot amid knee issues for Brad Park and Chicago inquiries post Orr departure. Clark, UNH graduate with AHL Rochester scoring, weighs contract year risk against Middleton, Schmantz, O'Reilly, Langdon. He must elevate physical play without becoming a goon, while pursuing a NHL berth.
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Chicago
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University of New Hampshire
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N.Y
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Terry O'Reilly
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Earl Anderson
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Middleton
Schmantz
O’reilly
Portsmouth
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Langdon
MAU nips Bulldogs in well played game
Manchester Mt. Anthony field hockey beat Burr and Burton 1-0 in a game coach Anita Caswell called beautiful Paula LaRoche scored the lone goal after Sue Cross sent the ball into the circle for the decisive strike The MAU B team won 2-0 with Sarah Brooks scoring both goals The MAUB and junior varsities head to Williamstown to face Mt Greylock while varsity and JVs travel to Chester to meet Green Mountain
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