Riendeau Credits Fans as RPI Beats Union 35 18
RPI engineers end 12 year winless streak over Union 35 18 shifting fan mood to optimism. QB Bob Baron with Kelle Kontson 201 receiving yards energizes offense while Rick Tarnow pins Dutchmen with booming punts. Middlebury visit Saturday as RPI fights top division scorer Middlebury.
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Key area football schedule tightens race to end season
Several league games loom as the 1971 scholastic season nears its close. Diocesan leaders Catholic Central and Bishop Gibbons chase the crown with Sunday games at stake, while Class A rivals Troy and Amsterdam vie for position. Southern and Suburban ratings stir with Coxsackie, Maple Hill, Ravena, and Shenendehowa eye pivotal matchups this weekend.
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Rod Gilbert Tops NHL Scoring List
Rod Gilbert of New York leads the NHL scoring race, the first Ranger in nine seasons to top the league. The youngster started his career strong as the season opened with notable scoring pace.
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Aqueduct Hosts Open New York Handicap Divisions
A rainy highlight sees Cam bridge Stable's Telly win the 13 16 mile grass NY Handicap division with Jamie Arellano up, while Princess Paut edges Specious for the other division under Jean Cruguet. Telly and Princess Paut each earn 16920. Bird wins Laurel feature under George Cusimano. NHL stats note scorers and leaders across leagues.
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Gaucas Voted National PGA Official in New York
Johnny Gaucas, golf pro at Van Schaick Island Country Club, was elected national PGA vice president by the Northeast New York Golf Association at Shaker Ridge. He will serve as District No. 1 vice president for Northeastern New York and New England after 31 years as secretary-treasurer.
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Saratoga Selections Best Bet A Q Perfecta
A list of ten horse selections at Saratoga including A Q Perfecta as the best bet with supporting entries such as Ohio Kay Steady Penny and Royal Hutch Rich Irish Scot Lit. The selections name multiple horses and triads from different stables for race day wagering.
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Avon Commando
Ben Harry
Rebel Land
Ted
Fuller Hanover
Gold Aplenty
Aston Byrd
Timmy Dean
Sylyn Ever Ready
Truant
Nell
Ohio
Kay
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Royal Hutch
Rich Irish
Scot Lit
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Klaverweiden
Irish Dean
Boston Globe editor Robert White dies at 63
Robert S. White, 63, longtime sports news editor for The Boston Globe, died in Quincy City Hospital Sunday night after suffering a stroke. He served 15 years in his current role and was a prominent figure in regional sports journalism.
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Burke Faces Three Night Games in Nine Days
Burke High School football in Gloversville schedules three home night games over nine days after a scheduling mixup with Fort Plain and Perth high schools. Coach Jack Weiss vows caution with 21 players, one injured, as Perth threatens to pull Burke from future events if Monday’s game is canceled.
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Mathis Bout Canceled and Training Plan Updated
New York AP. Jimmy Iselin manager of heavyweight Buster Mathis says Mathis will not box Leslie Borden of Canada in Portland Maine Thursday as previously announced. Mathis will train at the Felt Forum Tuesday and Wednesday then return to Rhinebeck NY training camp.
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Woodard and Gillman Testify in NFL Antitrust Probe
Former AFL president Milt Woodard and Chargers coach Sid Gillman testified before a federal grand jury probing possible NFL antitrust violations. Woodard discussed AFL NFL merger, option clauses, waivers, and player contracts while denying a blacklisting scheme. The panel resumes Tuesday after a summer break.
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Catskill Beats Waterford 2-0 In League Soccer
Catskill defeated Waterford 2-0 in a Central Hudson Valley League match on Monday. Don Ciampa and Bob Olsen scored for Catskill, who improved to 5-2-1. Waterford goalie Dick Dwyer made 15 saves and Bud Deyo had 14 for Catskill. Waterford moves to 4-3-2 and faces Heatly next.
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Bob Olsen
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