Pats blank Green Mountain as Miller nets hat trick
Tim Miller led Mt Anthony with three goals in a 5 0 victory at Spinelli Field over Green Mountain. Terry Raetz opened scoring, Miller added two more before halftime, and a direct kick finish in the third extended the lead. Mt Anthony seals first in MVL as they host Wallingford next.
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Tim Miller
Anthony Patelets
Green Mountain
Spinelli
Patriots
Terry Raetz
Miller
Barry LeBarron
Bob Gerrity
Birger Vigsnes
Mt. Anthony
Terry Racts
Ex Bosox Scott lifts Brewers past Red Sox at Fenway
Former Red Sox outfielder George Scott delivered a two run homer in the eighth inning to erase a 4-3 deficit and give Milwaukee a 6-4 win over Boston at Fenway Park. The defeat tightens the AL East race with Boston slightly ahead of Detroit and Baltimore while Cleveland and New York hover nearby.
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Vito Stellino
UPT
Guirge Scott
Scott
Milwaukee
Detroit
New York
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
Ken Aspromonte
Yastrzemski
Marty Pattin
Brack Davis
Carlton Fisk
Ellie Rodriguez
Yaz
Lahoud
Scott Chris Chambliss
Dick Tidrow
Severist
Canadians tie series in fight marred game
Canadian coach Harry Sinden praised a thrilling finale as the Canadian pros and the Soviet National team tied the series after a seesaw 4 3 victory. Phil Esposito scored twice, Boris Patrov and Serge Savard helped set up plays, and a late brawl led to ejectons before the officials calmed the melee. The Soviets played without star Valery Kharlamov who was sidelined by an ankle injury.
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Moscow
UPT
Harry Sinden
Boston
Phil Esposito
Ron Ellis
Toronton
Treatiak
Brad Park
New York
Alexander Yakushev
Yakushev
Tony Fsposito
Bill White
Boris Patrov
Esposito
Rudolph Ratja
Aechasloakia
Uve Dalberg
Sweden
Valery Kharlamov
Canadiens
Kharlamov
Litster
Len Macaluso
Macaluso
Colgate
Hamilton
Wisconsin
Michigan
Pirates win behind Blass as Phillies felled late
Steve Blass held Philadelphia to eight hits for his 19th win as Pittsburgh cruised to an easy victory. Hank Aaron and Dusty Baker homered for the Braves who beat the Reds. Johnny Bench moved atop the NL home run list with two more shots for Cincinnati. Jerry Koosman dominated St Louis in a New York win. Gary Matthews and Tito Fuentes sparked the Giants past Houston. Billy Williams drove in three for Chicago in a Montreal shutout. Ran Cey and Joe Ferguson two run homers for the Dodgers over San Diego.
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Coerary
Joe Frohlinger
UPI Sports
Steve Blass
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Bless
Pirates
Vernon Law
Blass
Hank Aaron
Dusty Baker
Braves
Reds
Aaron
Johnny Bench
Nate Colbert
Jerry Koosman
New York
Cardinals
Koosman
Joe Torre
Tug McGraw
Gary Matthews
Tito Fuentes
Giants
Houston
Billy Williams
Milt Pappas
Chicago
Montreal
Ran Cey
Joe Ferguson
Dodgers
San Diego
Murphy's Annual Open Golf Tourney Held at Hoosick Falls
In Hoosick Falls New York Bill Murphy hosted the Annual Open Golf Tourney at Hoosick Falls Country Club on Sunday with 59 players. W Clark Thorpe was official scorer and Lincoln Von Hagger marshal. Prizes went to Pete Vash for best score and to Jack Ryans team for the summer league championship. Donald Smith received a championship trophy and Andy Jones got the winner trophy for the August Championship Tournament.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Bill Murphy
Hoosick Falls Country Club
W. Clark Thorpe
Lincoln von Hagger
Marshall
Redden's Grove
Murphy
Pete Vash
Jack Ryan
Ryan
Joseph Burns
Rose Ryan
Andy Jones
Dick Ward
John Keough
Donald Smith
Arlington Eagles edge Burr and Burton in double overtime
Arlington and Burr and Burton played to two overtimes before Bob Brown tipped in a goal 20 seconds into the second OT after a pass from Dave Hoyt. Arlington outshot 44 to 13 but could not score again as Herbie Spaulding kept Burr and Burton in it. Arlington hosts Otter Valley Friday. Arlington visits Springfield.
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Eagles
Arlington
Bulldogs
Burr
Burton
Bob Brown
Herbie Spaulding
Brown
Dave Hoyt
Spaulding
Otter Valley
Springfield
Green Mountain dominates first cross country meet of season
Green Mountain defeated Burr and Burton in yesterday afternoon’s cross country opener. Aacon Manner ran the 2.4 mile course in 14 minutes 10 seconds to win, with teammate Dan McCoy second. Chuck Black of BBS finished third as the BBL squad, coached by Nick Owens, included Terry Clapper Greg DeCell Tan Drake and Den Kimball.
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Green Mountain
Burr
Burton
Aacon Manner
Dan McCoy
Chuck Black
BBS
Nick Owens
Terry Clapper
Greg DeCell
Tan Drake
den Kimball
Colgate's near invincible teams and star Litster memories
John Litster and Colgate's 1929 to 1931 era are recalled from Vermont. The article notes Colgate's dominant, scholarshipless teams and rose from humbler days to near national glory. Litster, a double wing fullback, reflects on games against Wisconsin Indiana Michigan State and NYU, and the Rose Bowl bid that went to Columbia.
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Vermont
John Litster
North Bermington
Colgate
Litster
Indiana
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