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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1970

Page

8

Mt Anthony Honors Athletes and Cheerleaders at Assembly

Mt Anthony Union High School honored 158 athletes and cheerleaders at the Kates Memorial Gym as the Winter Sports Award program awarded chevrons stars varsity letters and certificates plus a single sweater to ski team co captain Robin Outwater. Awards covered boys and girls basketball junior varsity and freshman teams and rifle competitors with multiple named recipients.

Kates Mt. Anthony Union High School Robin Outwater Chevrons Randy Mook Gene Luczynski Tony Wright Bob Thompson Dave Finnegan Dennis Green Ernie Hoisington Steve Mears John Hart Keith LeBarron Dennis Brooks Peter Fairley Dave Sauer John Wiskoski Kevin Murray Shawn Rice Peter Perkins Scott Danish Barry Ryan Barry Burdick Keith Hassenpflug Sam Colliano Matt Moore Kevin Wry Scott Tinney Dick Daily Guy Luczynski Mark Daigneault Steve Height Ron Shephard Perry Bouplon Keith Hoyt Mike Maguire Bob Mook Art Peterson Alan Pratt Barry LeBarron Paul Rice Ed Riley Wesley Ruland Terry Thibodeau Stan __ Wiskoski Stafford Whittem Steve Grover Michael Hubbell George Prouty Craig Allen Mark Briggs Colleen Burgess Eddie Flynn Keith Giroux Gerald Gras Gary Lewis Louis Mason David Mattison Tim McGrath James Prouty Joseph Roberto Dean Welch Susan Williamson Dean Yarnal William Dailey Peter Graves James Parker James Anderson Steve Eddington Rick Taylor Chris Thurber Tom Dailey Tim Miller Peter Chapman Dave Cadiz Gary Knights Tom Outwater Bernie Warner Bob Moreau Chevron Jean Shultz Ann Miller Cheryl Cook Helen Cleary Joan Walker Pam Viereck Corrine Hayden Gloria Humphries Nancy Eddington Mary Shea Joe Baldwin Roy Squires Tim Baldwin Mike Palmer Arnie Wright Tom Russell Mike Betts Gordon Elwell Chip Mather Steve L’heureux Roy Hulbert Tom Otero Gary Lampman Greg Hughes Greg Krause Ed Kalinosky Jeff Rounds Jon Dumas Rick Mattison Fred Driscoll Larry Gauthier Liz Elwell Pam Cherbonneau Kris Eagan Meg Moore Deb Chenaille Connie Keough Dawn Dailey Mary Rhinesmith Lorraine Lauzon Susan Casey Jackie Wright Kathy Ranzona Betty Damon Jean Peterson Patsy Ahearn Kathy Sawyer Jeanne Burgess Karen Martin Donna Cranston Chris Harte Donna Ackerman P.J. DeVito Shelia Kearns

Nets Sign 6-10 Forward Rod McIntyre For NY

Rod McIntyre a 6 10 forward at Jacksonville signed a three year contract with the New York Nets of the American Basketball Association. The move adds size for the Nets while rosters include players such as Steve Grover and James Anderson among others.

NEW York UPI Rod McIntyre Jacksonville Wednesday New York Nets

Orioles Win Rough Battle as Cuellar Shuts Down Tribe

Baltimore ace Mike Cuellar pitched into the eighth, guiding the Orioles to a 3-2 victory over Cleveland. Andy Etchebarren, Mark Belanger, and a bases loaded passed ball play drove the scoring, while Tony Horton countered with a homer for Cleveland.

Baltimore Orioles Cleveland Mike Cuellar Andy Etchebarren Mark Belanger Barry Moore Orioles Cuellar Tony Horton Larry Brown Eddie Leon California Milwaukee Detroit Washington Kansas City Oakland St. Louis Montreal Atlanta San Diego San Francisco Houston Cincinnati Los Angeles

Tight Security Surrounds Masters Golf Tournament

Security tightens around Augusta as Gary Player and the big three attend the opening round amid threats of harassment from antiapartheid factions. FBI presence noted by chairman Clifford Roberts amid worries from Dayton 1969 incidents. Nicklaus Palmer and Player lead a wide open field with last winners fading from form.

Augusta UPI FBI Gary Player Golf Clifford Roberts Dayton Ohio Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer Augusta National Country Club Nicklaus George Archer Bob Goalby Gay Brewer

Reformed Richie Paces Redbirds in Montreal victory

Richie Allen returned to the park with the Cardinals in Montreal and drove in three runs with two doubles and a homer in a 7 2 win over the Expos. He credited a team effort and noted he prefers playing third base as he helped the Cardinals pull away with five ninth inning runs.

Tigers Washington San Diego Niekro Bill Freehan George Brunet Milwaukee Kansas City Brewers California Bill Voss Angels Brewer Marty Pattin Tom Murphy Cecil Tatum Dick Drago A’s Charley Finley Oakland Ed Kirkpatrick Luis Alcaraz Jim Hunter St. Louis Cardinals Expos Allen Cardinals Leron Lee Julian Javier Gibson Chuck Taylor Cincinnati Reds Los Angeles Dodgers Atlanta Braves San Diego Padres San Francisco Giants Houston Astros Baltimore Orioles Cleveland Indians Detroit Bobby Tolan Reds Jim McGlothlin California Angels Dodgers Clay Carroll Rico Carty Bob Tillman Pat Jarvis Jarvis Atlanta

Defending Champion Needs No Prompting

Augusta based story profiles George Archer defending his Masters title. The six foot six athlete reflects on his independence and humor, recounts quitting basketball after a high school dispute over caddie duties, and criticizes professional players chasing money. Archer emphasizes self reliance and staying true to personal interests.

Augusta UPI George Archer Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Archer Bob Lanier Pete Maravich Spencer Haywood

Miami Names Monte Clark Offensive Line Coach

Miami selects Monte Clark 33 former NFL tackle and four time title game participant with the Browns as offensive line coach under head coach Don Shula. Clark previously played for the Forty Niners and Cowboys before joining Cleveland in 1963.

MIAMI UPI Monte Clark Cleveland Browns Miami Dolphins Don Shula Clark Forty Niners Cowboys Cleveland Browns

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