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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1972

Page

5

Rangers Beat Canadiens 3 2 In Opening Playoff Clash

Boston Bruins topple Maple Leafs 4 0 as Phil Esposito scores twice and Cheevers posts his fourth career playoff shutout. Rangers win 3 2 over Montreal with Hadfield scoring twice, Marksta and Pappin add goals. Minnesota tops St Louis 3 0 behind Dean Prentice two goals and Worsley posts shutout. Chicago beats Pittsburgh 2 1 behind Esposito’s brother Phil and Martin Pappin scorers. Boston ticket issues loom as Opening Day delayed amid players strike negotiations.

Phil Expostts Gerry, Cheevers Boston Vic Hadfield New York Gump Worsley Minnesota Tony Esposito Chicago Phil Esposito National Hockey League Montreal Canadiens Worsley Dean Prentice St. Las Ary Fsposito Phil Pittsburgh Penguins Toronto Montreal St. Louis Pittsburgh Esposito Bruins Don Marcotte John McKenzie Fred Stanfield Cheevers Hadfield Rangers Bobby Housseau Canadien Claude Larose Frank Mahovlich Montres Bob Leiter Pittburgh Penguins Pit Martin Jim Pappin Prentice Bob Nevin

Cornell Looms In Eastern Race For 1972 Baseball Title

Cornell faces a tight ELBL race after adding transfers Ted Shoren coaches three new players including lefty Fred Anyzeski from Palm Beach JC. Anyzeski beat Arizona State at Riverside in the recent invitational, helping Cornell post four wins and three losses. Navy and Pennsylvania open the league season as Columbia eyes improvements with returning starters except catcher. Dartmouth, Princeton, Harvard, and others are noted, with predictions vague as teams rebuild.

Cornell Harvard Ted Shoren Palm Beach Fla Fred Anyzeski Darrell Hullinger Hob Proechel Anyzeski Arizona State Hiverside Calif Riverside John Balquist Columbia Navy Joe Dull Middies Pennsylvania Dartmouth Wayne Young Young Princeton

Welling Field to be shared by summer leagues

Welling Field in North Bennington is likely to host both baseball and softball this summer as scheduling moves forward. The plan involves a seven team Interstate League for 13 to 15 year olds from Bennington North Bennington Shaftsbury Hoosick Falls Arlington and possibly Pownal with Recreation Director G Dana and commissioner Bill Hart coordinating. The field on the south lake side, owned by Stark Paper Co and the Welling family, has long served community and high school sports. The softball season starts after May 1 with games nearly every night.

Welling North Bennington North Bennington-Shatisbury Lake Paran Stark Paper Co Bennington Shaftsbury Hoosick Falls Arlington Pownal Little League Legion Ball Bill Hart

Esposito Scores Twice to Beat Maple Leafs in Playoff Opener

Bruins top Maple Leafs 3 0 as Phil Esposito nets two quick goals late in the second period to spark the win. Cheevers earns his fourth career playoff shutout with 27 saves, while Toronto’s Jacques Plante allows the goals.

Boston UPI Phil Eposito Esposito National Hockey League Hoston Bruins Toronto Maple Leafs Taranto Bruins Don Mareatte John McKenzie Fred Stanfield Toronto Jacques Plante Cheevers Derek Sanderson Sanderson Ron Ellis Garry Monahan Harrison Paul Henderson Maple Léafa

Nicklaus Opens Masters in Chase for Grand Slam Dream

Jack Nicklaus leads a star field at Augusta in the opening round as he aims for golf's first Grand Slam. Eddie Pearce joins him in a 12:03 p.m. EST start while Arnold Palmer challenges, with Trevino and Archer among rivals. Foreign contenders include Gary Player and rookies Bannerman Barnes Ozaki.

Augusta Jack Nicklaus Nicklaus Arnold Palmer Eddie Pearce Wake Forest Iharpp Trevino Toomy Aaron George Archer Gay Threwer Bob Goalby Casper Charles Coody Greensboro South Africa Gary Player Harry Bannerman Briar Barnes Scotland Masashi Ozald Japan

Maple Leaf coach accuses Bruins of dirty play in playoff opener

Maple Leafs coach Frank Clancy blasted Boston after a 54 loss in the opening game of a best of seven. He charged Bruins winger Johnny Bucyk with going after Toronto defenseman Bob Baun and warned that such acts amount to playing with fire. Baun said little about the incident beyond “I don’t know.”

Frank “King Cheevers Jim) Harrison Boston UPL Frank “King” Clancy Toccato Maple Leafs Boston Bruins Clancy Bruins Johnny Bucyk Toronto Bob Baun Bucyk Baun Phil Espostle Esposite Bueyk

Bucks Face Warriors in pivotal NBA climb to finals

Milwaukee leads 3 1 over Golden State and can clinch tonight. Lakers earned a Conference finals spot by sweeping Chicago. Knicks seek to even the East as they host Baltimore, while Boston and Atlanta duel in a tied East semifinal series.

National Basketball Association Milwaukee Los Angeles Lakers Bucks Golden State Warriors Warriors Neds Lakers Chicago Bulls New York Knicks Baltimore Bullets Gams New York New York Rangers Montreal Canadiens Boston Celtics Atlantic Hawks

Outing Club volunteers for Winooski raft race cleanup

The University of Vermont Outing Club will clear the Winooski River banks from Waterbury to Jonesville as part of Green Up Week. Raft race entrants build their own rafts and paddles, with the winner determined by who stays afloat longest, ages 18 and up. Green Up events run April 24 to 28 statewide with school programs and a large community clean up.

Montpelier University of Vermont Waterbury Jonesville Chris Christianssen Miss Christianssen UVM Vermont

NHL standings summary from midweek games

Minnesota, St. Louis, Toronto, Boston, Chicago, and Pittsburgh each posted results in midweek NHL standings. Key matchups highlighted include Toronto at Boston, Montreal at New York, and Pittsburgh at Chicago with St. Louis visiting Minnesota.

Wetogtse Middesota Roxo St. Louis Reese New York Momir Boston Toronto Chicago Pittsburgh Minnesota Genes Montreal Eyagall United Prods Tarermeiiered Senen Berend Berter Ete Bastanaro Les Barts Meriee Berter D

Hodges Rites Held In Brooklyn After World Series Heroics

Gil Hodges, who turned the Mets into champions, lies in Brooklyn after dying on Easter Sunday in West Palm Beach. A solemn Requiem Mass is set for 11 am at Our Lady Help of Christians with burial at Holy Cross Cemetery. Attendance is by invitation and thousands paid respects Wednesday.

NEW York UPI Gil Hodges New York Mets Brooklyn Hodges West Palm Beach Fla Francis A. Mugavero Diocese of Our Lady Help of Christians Holy Cross Cemetery St. Patrick’s Cathedral Midwood

Campanella Improves Slowly in Intensive Care

Roy Campanella, baseball Hall of Famer and former Dodgers catcher, remains in intensive care at Grass lands Hospital in Valhalla New York after being treated for a blood clot on the lung. Hospital officials said he is showing slow improvement today.

Valhalla N.Y UPI

Family Chess Club at Northern Berkshire YMCA Begins April 9

The Northern Berkshire YMCA Youth Department offers a Family Chess Club starting Sunday April 9 at 2 15 pm for local families. The program is free for members with a $3 per family fee for nonmembers. Pre registration is requested by contacting Ronald Tatro Youth Director at the YMCA 663 5529.

Northern Berkshire Ronald Tatro

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