Drury High's Lucido to lead Bennington grid team
Joseph A. Lucido, formerly Drury High School assistant football coach, is named head football coach at Bennington High School starting in August. At 26, the Holy Cross graduate will also teach French and assist with baseball and track, with a $6,725 annual salary. He succeeds Art Gage, who remains as physical education teacher and wrestling coach.
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Gesell Institute
Phillies option Boozer to Arkansas to make room for Duren
Philadelphia teams option pitcher John Boozer to Arkansas for a 24 hour recall to clear space for Ryne Duren who was acquired on waivers. New York Derby telecast set for CBS May 1 from 5 to 6 pm EDT with a helicopter view after the race.
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Osteen Tosses Two-Hitter As Dodgers Top Pirates 3 1
Dodgers pitcher Claude Osteen fired a two hitter in a 3 1 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. The win, aided by Ron Fairly’s homer and Maury Wills’ aggressive base running, delivered Los Angeles its second complete game in two starts and sparked a bench-clearing fracas after Wills chased a steal.
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Angels Pound Yanks 4-3 in 12 Hits
Angels beat the Yankees 4-3 after 12 hits in a game that saw rookie Jose Cardenal homer off Whitey Ford. Jim Fregosi drove in the decisive run with a seventh-inning double, while Cardenal added four hits as Willie Smith contributed three.
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YMCA Shooters In Championship Match Saturday
The Bennington YMCA Jr. Rifle Club championship pits the Trigger-Happys led by Paul Riddle against John Wiskoski s Bolters in a decisive Saturday morning clash. Both squads sit at 4-1 on the season, with Long Rifles and Fugitives trailing in the standings. Individual honors include Grisha Alexiev and Keith Hassenpflug as Pro-Marksman, plus Gary Allen Rick Davis Chris Patten Craig Reynolds Greg Racicot as Marksman and Sharpshooter names among others.
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Rick Davis
Chris Patten
Craig Reynolds
Greg Racicot
Vic Racicot
Mark Hassenpflug
Frank Rich
76ers Celtics Meet In NBA Title Tilt
Boston hosts Philadelphia in game seven of the eastern division finals for a shot at the Lakers. Wilt Chamberlain faces Bill Russell in a high stakes clash as Boston aims for nine straight eastern titles while Philadelphia pursues its first major crown.
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Bulldogs Open Ball Season with Six Returnees
Burr and Burton Seminary begins baseball with six returning starters and six lettermen led by coach Carl Rice. Pitching staff features Aaron Hill, John Waite, Vinnie Kayatta, Jim Pecor, and Craig Fedor. Catchers Mike Kilburn and Mike Bentley anchor the lineup with Kilburn moving to first if Bentley catches. Infielders include John Wright, Phil Zandy, Binty Bowen, with Arnie Abramson and Jim Henry versatile infield options. Outfielders include Art Martinez departed, Jim Fleming, Brad Taft, Dennis Edson, and Ed Smith. Kayatta to pitch and play right field. Season opens April 23 hosting Woodstock Wasps. 12-game schedule through May 21 with most games at 4 p.m. and opener at 3 p.m.
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Mt Anthony CC To Open Saturday For Regular Play
Mt Anthony Country Club will open for regular play this Saturday April 17. Due to recent rain the course ground is soft and no electric or gasoline powered vehicles will be allowed until further notice. In other news Benedict College free agents Jim Bines and Jim Gray signed by Baltimore Colts will report to training camp in July for tryouts.
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Bowling Scores Untouchables and Abel Cable-4 High Single
The Untouchables dominated with Thomson earning a 5 0 mark while Abel Cable-4 posted a high single of 167 and Sweet finished at -167 for the session.
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Area gym teachers attend conference at Castleton
Vermont Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation held its second annual conference at Castleton State College last weekend with attendees from Bennington and North Bennington. Gov Hoff spoke at lunch, a World’s Trampoline Champion demonstrated exercises, and clinics covered softball, wrestling, track, baseball, volleyball, choreography, and intramural sports.
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North Bennington
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