Mt Anthony hosts Wahconah in home opener on penalties
Mt Anthony football opens at home against Wahconah of Dalton with an 8 p.m. kickoff. The 1-1 Patriots face key corrections after a scoreless offense and costly errors. Coach Ken Liporto pushes consistency as Wahconah, led by running back Tom Caliente and QB Fred Barschdorf, arrives fresh off a 32-20 win at Hudson.
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Magic number five keeps Phillies and Royals in pennant chase
Phillies beat the Cardinals 7-3 while Kansas City fell 8-1 to Oakland, leaving both clubs with a magic number of five for clinching. Philadelphia would reach 97 wins if they win five of 11, while Kansas City would reach 93 wins with five wins in nine remaining games. Yankees drop a 2-1 decision to Baltimore, still holding a three game magic number. Steve Carlton allowed seven hits over eight innings with nine strikeouts in the Phillies victory.
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OJ Simpson returns to Bills amid disputed salary talk
OJ Simpson has begun the season with limited production, totaling 66 yards on 21 carries as Buffalo debates value and future with owner Ralph Wilson. Wilson says money was never the issue and expects Simpson to regain form, planning a long term Bills career.
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Keystone Ore wins 1976 Jug in Delaware records pace
Stanley Dancer drives Keystone Ore to victory in the 31st Little Brown Jug at Delaware County Fairgrounds. The win earns $56,903 and pushes Keystone Ore's 1976 earnings to $403,580 while matching the 3-year-old half-mile track world record with 3:542-5. Armbro Ranger second in heat. Dancer notes his post position and calls the final heat the colt's best race.
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Saratoga Harness Results September 23 1976 First Pace
Summary of Saratoga race results for Thursday September 23 1976 featuring eight pace and trot events. Winners include Yorkville My Compare Easter Babe Fortune George Magnificent Wave Really Majestic with payouts and times listed for each division. Scratched: Fawns Pride.
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