Patriot Rifle Team Seeks Third Crown
Mount Anthony Union rifle team coached by Rudolph Woodcock seeks a third consecutive Vermont state championship as about 70 individuals and 12 teams compete. Bennington’s Patriots, defending champions since 1965, face Northfield High School and Burlington rifle clubs in a major test of skill this Sunday.
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Orioles Pound Twins as Robinson Sparks 7-1 rout
Robinson belted two early homers to power the Orioles to a 7-1 victory over the Minnesota Twins at Memorial Stadium. Brooks Robinson added a solo shot, while Jim Palmer delivered a strong six inning start after spring shoulder concerns. The win put Baltimore at 2-0 atop the AL. Chicago upset Boston 8-5 elsewhere.
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Patriots Open Baseball Season Today at Adams
Mt Anthony Union High School begins the 1967 scholastic baseball schedule with a 4 p.m. non league game at Adams High School Hurricanes in Adams Massachusetts. Don Ziter leads a lineup featuring Jim Shoemaker Don Gabrus Kevin Mears Greg Croft Bill Brownell Gary Martin Dave Wickenden Bill Church John Peckham in a mix of veterans and newcomers hoping to repeat last year’s win over Adams while preparing for Mt Greylock tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Williamstown field.
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Red Sox Play Give Away Before Faithful Few
The Boston Red Sox opened a brief road trip in New York after a 85 loss to the White Sox in a virtually empty Fenway Park. Boston, 1-1, heads to Yankee Stadium with Billy Rohr vs Whitey Ford as Hank Fischer worked in relief amid seven errors, including three ninth inning miscues. Manager Dick Williams blamed the field for the loss but praised Fischer’s relief work as Petrocelli drove in a run with a squeeze bunt.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule From Thursday to Saturday
Major league results show Baltimore defeating Minnesota 7-1 and Chicago beating Boston 8-5. Standings list Cincinnati St Louis Houston Pittsburgh Chicago Phila New York San Francisco Los Angeles Atlanta with various records and games behind. Friday show Baltimore at Kansas City and Boston at New York among scheduled pitchers for several doubleheaders or matinees.
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Bantam bowling champs rise as league finals unfold
The Monument Bantam League crowned Swingers after a roll off while Catamount Bantam and Green Man Bantams posted strong scores. In the Southern Vermont and Girls Eastern circuits, Pownal Valley clinched the So Vt title in a late night three game decider, and Barb Kenyon led the Girls Eastern League with 562.
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Canadiens Sweep Ranger Playoffs
United Press International reports the Montreal Canadiens swept the New York Rangers in the Stanley Cup semi finals with a 2-1 overtime win to complete a four game series. John Ferguson scored the overtime winner at 6:28 as Montreal extended its win streak to ten and 15 game unbeaten run.
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