Opening Home Games Split by Expos Phillies and More
Montreal fans saw the Expos erase a six run lead to beat St Louis 8-5 as Dan McGinn drove in the decisive run with a single. Philadelphia fans enjoyed Richie Allen’s 500 foot homer and a 5-1 win over the Mets. Ken Holtzman’s seven hitter powered the Cubs past the Pirates 4-0 and Doug Rader drove in three as the Astros beat the Dodgers 11-5.
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Don Young
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Red Sox Eye New Jim Lonborg In Jim Landis Who Leads Loop
Boston fans watched Bill Landis tie his season high with three wins in four games, a rare feat for a reliever turning him into the majors’ pace setter. The surge also adds to the Red Sox ongoing Athletics connection as Haywood Sullivan oversees the folder.
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Dog Training Program Set for Tomorrow Night
A special education program for all area dog owners is planned for Wednesday at 7:45 pm in the Bennington Junior High School gym. Sponsored by the Bennington Dog Training Club the event features two Gaines Dog Research Center films and a discussion led by Dr. C. E. Lanfair. Admission is free and families are urged to use the main entrance.
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Knicks Force Game Six In Eastern Finals Thriller
New York's Knicks stay alive by beating Boston 112 104 to cut series deficit to 3 2. Frazier with 23, DeBusschere 20, Barnett 19. Havlicek leads Celtics with 29 as Russell scores 25. Celtics rest three days before pivotal sixth game in Boston.
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Barnett
John Havlicek
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Little League Sets Registration Dates and Tryouts
Bennington Little League announces registration on April 15 to 24 at Bradford Hook & Ladder Fire House seven to eight p.m. eligibility covers ages 9 to 12 by August 1. Tryouts for 9-10s April 28-30 and 11-12s May 1-3 at Beech Street. An auction of players will follow tryouts on May 4 at 6 p.m. at a to be announced venue.
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Major League Standings and Schedule Update
National and American leagues show Chicago Pittsburgh New York Montreal St Louis and Philadelphia leading their divisions with recent results Chicago beat Pittsburgh while Houston Los Angeles won and several games are listed with night schedules and probable pitchers for today including Morton Gentry Johnson and Niekro.
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Sonny Jurgensen Preps For Lombardi's Debut
Washington Redskins quarterback Sonny Jurgensen speaks of a new Lombardi era with brighter uniforms and a fresh team culture. He details his off season workouts, injury recoveries, and readiness for pre training camp sessions as he aims to lead a reshaped squad in a tougher division.
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Dallas
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Abusive Language Proves Very Dear
Boston slugger Dick Williams faced a 200 fine from AL President Joe Cronin for abusive language toward umpire Emmett Ashford after a ball call cost the Red Sox a game in Baltimore. Williams said he used every word he could think of, estimating about 50 cents per word.
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