Catamounts Beat McCann 16-5 in Return Game Preview
Bennington High School’s Catamounts exploded for 16 runs on 14 hits to rout McCann Vocational High School 16-5 on the road. Pitcher Charley Rice earned the win as McCann struggled with errors, while Benhi improves to 4-2 overall and 2-1 in league play. next, they host Adams High at Alumni Field at 4 pm.
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McCann
Adams
North Adams
Mass
Bennington High School
Cats
McCann Vocational High
Benhi
Vermont
Rutland
MSJ
Otter Valley
Adams High
Hassenpflu
Bob Baldwin
Bennington
McCann High
Baldwin
Jim Rivers
Danny Shultz
Benhi-McCann
Benhi Cats
Joseph A. Lucido
Drury High School
Bennington Graded School Board
Allan J. Heath
Lucido
Bendi
Heath
Drury
Art Gage
Footeball
Gage
St Marys Holds Sports Dinner in Hoosick Falls
St Marys Alumni hosted the annual athletic banquet in Hoosick Falls Parish Hall last Saturday. Walter Wirmusky served as toastmaster as seniors received basketball sweaters for finishing the season. Guests included former coaches James McGuire Tony Brandi Don Smith Robert Shiland Patrick Hennessey and current coaches Moe Haynes and Richard Hickey. Talks by coaches and Father Cook praised sports for character building and the Seal of St Marys symbol. Music by the Rainbows capped the evening.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
St. Mary’s
Walter Wirmusky
James McGuire
Tony Brandi
Don Smith
Robert
Tinker) Shiland
Patrick Hennessey
Moe) Haynes
Richard Hickey
Thomas Cook
Wirmusky
Father Cook
Gary Albowicz
William Benkowski
Patrick Leonard
Mt. Anthony CC completes first Scotch matches
Mt Anthony Country Club has completed the first round of Scotch Foursome matches with seven sets of winners and Burt Hartington prizes. Mr and Mrs James Hogan won two golf balls for a low gross of 44 while two other groups took second. Col Charles Hayward and Alma Paquin and Mr and Mrs Robert Wheeler tied with second low 46. Paul Pike and Helen Gibney tied with Bob Earnhardt and Mrs Leo Dennis for low on hole five. Mr and Mrs Eugene Chapin won high scores, while Mr and Mrs Robert LaBeau took second high. Burt Hartington prizes went to Mrs Chapin first Tony Lombardo second and Eugene Chapin third.
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John Maurycy
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Eugene Chapin
Williamstown
Mass
Burt Hartington
James Hogan
Col
Charles Hayward
Alma Paquin
Robert Wheeler
Paul Pike
Helen Gibney
Bob Earnhardt
Leo Dennis
Robert LaBeau
Chapin
Tony Lombardo
NBAL Tryouts Saturday at 2 in North Bennington
Little League registrations and tryouts at the North Bennington field Saturday May 1 at 2 p.m. Eligible players are boys nine years old by August 1.
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Little League
North Benenington
Bristol High Tops Bulldogs 9 8 on Six Unearned Runs
Bristol High defeated Burr and Burton 9-8 in Proctor after scoring six runs on errors. The Bulldogs led 6-0 before Bristol rallied with five runs in the fifth and two more in the sixth to win. Winning pitcher was D Augnon, loss charged to Kayatta.
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Proctor
Burr and Burton Bulldogs
Bristol High
Bristol
Bulldogs
Ed Smith
Sem
Inary Boys
Binty Bowen
Smith
Denny Edson
Phil Zandy
Mike Bentley
Bentley
Edson
Mike Kilburn
Ed Lathrop
Bob Fellon
Dick Ramsey
Mike D’augnon
Tom Bovier
Bob Lathrop
Lathrop
Mike Kayatta
Aaron Hill
Burr
Burton
Kilburn
Bovier
Fellon
Jim Orvis
Arlington High
D’augnon
Kayatta
Leland and Gray Rally To Beat North Bennington 8-5
In Towshend, Leland and Gray overhauled North Bennington Governors 8-5 after a four-run sixth inning. North Bennington led 5-1 early on, with Gordy Martin and Steve Fritz driving in runs, but the seminary boys tied it at 5-5 in the fourth and pulled away with a four-run sixth including an error and a key single from Dave Nystrom to seal the win.
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Palmer
McCann
Wynn
Bob Lively
Dennis Toye
Bill Neathawk
Lively
Toye
Charley Rice
Norman Toye
Townshend
North Bennington Governors
Leland and Gray
Seminary Boys
North Bennington
Leeland
Gray
Jim Coleeman
Mike Beers
Governors
Gordy Martin
Gle
Don Gabrus
Eddy Baldwin
Baldwin
Gabrus
Steve Fritz
Pat Brilesow
Leland
Mantell
Dave Bills
Seminary
Steve Gleason
Coleman
Beers
Gleason
Orioles Rally Past Senators 5-4 In Late Inning Clinch
The Baltimore Orioles edged the Washington Senators 5-4 as Brooks Robinson and Norm Siebern hit timely home runs in the eighth inning. Stu Miller earned his first win of the season in relief, while Phil Ortega took the loss. Woodie Held homered twice for the Senators.
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Orioles
Washington Senators
Senators
Phil Ortega
Brooks Robinson
Norm Siebern
Stu Miller
Ortega
Woodie Held
Johnny Orsino
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Providence Journal-Bulletin
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P Streeter
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Jack Birchant
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