Post 13 Clinches Southern Division Title With 17 3 Record
Post 13 finished atop the Southern Division at 17 3 after beating Chester 7 6 in 11 innings and splitting with Brattleboro. Bennington advances to the State Legion Tournament in Rutland, opening Friday against Proctor in a 1 30 p.m. game at St Peters Field. Rutland is Central Division champ and hosts the state event.
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Chester
Brattleboro
Rutland
Bennington
Proctor
St. Peter’s Field
McGee shoots 69 to win Philadelphia Golf Classic
Jerry McGee fired a final round 69 for a four-stroke victory in the Philadelphia Golf Classic, earning $40,000 and moving to $104,701 in prize money this season. John Lister and Bob Shearer tied for second at 276, with Gilder and others close behind.
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McGee
John Lister
Bob Shearer
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Shearer
Bob Gilder
Grier Jones
Bob Murphy
Bill Rogers
Rod Curl
Mac McLendon
Ray Floyd
Lyn Lott
Victor Regalado
Honey
Vermont Repeats Victory Over New Hampshire in Cup Final
Vermont beat New Hampshire 2 1 at Middlebury Porter Field to retire the Twin State Cup after achieving a 3 0 series record. Rob DelBianco and Steve Lunna scored for Vermont as goalie Dave Josselyn earned MVP honors amid a late New Hampshire comeback.
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Lions
Porter Field
Rob DelBianco
Proctor
Steve Lunna
Missisquoi
Dave Josselyn
Black River
Ludlow
Generals split with Greenwich to settle third in Northway League
The Bennington Generals split a doubleheader with Greenwich New York, losing 8 0 in the second game after a 3 1 extra inning win powered by Walt Parmenter and Mark Parmenter. The team ends the season tied for third with one makeup game against Halfmoon and a title playoff to be decided by Spinelli Field.
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Scott Buck
al Cece
Gary Green
Mark Parmenter
Greenwich
Bucky Long
Generals
Buck
Jay Grandin
Dalton
Spinelli Field
Utica
N.Y
Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl camp opens with NH VT squads
Hanover NH today opens the 24th Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl training for 60 players from New Hampshire and Vermont. Coaches Lovett and Jordan plan to test offenses and install schemes with two-a-day workouts midweek ahead of the Aug 13 game, with a pregame parade and 4,000 expected spectators.
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Dover
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Plymouth
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North Country Union
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St. Johnsbury
Warren Brooks
Mike Lemieux
Mt. Anthony
Memorial Field
Batman and
Robin
TV Fame
Imperial
Frederick Morrison
Detroit
Mich
Mechanic St
Lebanon
Brattleboro Stuns Bennington in Little League Showdown
Brattleboro Little League All-Stars defeated Bennington 5-2 behind Marty Rancourt two-hitter. Bill Sprague homered in the first, Brattleboro added a second-inning run, while Bennington twice threatened but left runners later blocked by errors and timely plays. Brattleboro, the four seed in the section, advances toward the state championship as Bennington returns to its teams to finish the season.
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Don Burke
Dale Corbett
Mather
Ryan
Kurt Schultze
Bennington
Post 13
Chester
Brattleboro
Dave McGinn
McGinn
Dave Feenan
Pizzano
Marty Rancourt
Bill Sprague
Tony Ottaviano
Jim Henry
Bill Walsh
Haynes
Ottaviano
Henry
Bennington Little League Results and Standings
Last week schedule shows games: Monday Pod Rain. Tuesday A and W 13 Moose 5. Thursday Fairdale 4 Tansitor 5. Friday Display 3 Ist Vermont 2 in 8 innings. Sunday Display 7 Tansitor 5 in 7 innings and A W 2 Ist Vermont 3. Second half standings list matchups for Tuesday through Sunday with multiple pairings.
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Tansitor
Ist
A&w
Agway
Kelly Oil
Track Night at MAU Opens Second Half Six-Meet Series
The summer track program resumes at MAU with a 6 pm start and six events tonight weather permitting. Top scorers across classes include Jr. Highs Paul Page and Shawn Alexander, Girls Sandy Thomas and Anne Guerrero, High School Boys Jeff Girarde and Peter Jones, and Women Sandy Cook and Julie Dewey, with several open and masters divisions listed by name and score.
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Jr. High
Paul Page
Shawn Alexander
Sandy Thomas
Anne Guerrero
Jeff Girarde
Peter Jones
Sarah Brooks
Barbara Henry
Bennington College Clay Tennis Tour Opens Aug 11 21
The first annual Bennington College Clay Tennis Tour will run August 11 to 21 with events in men’s singles and mixed doubles. Entry is 5 dollars per person to benefit the Early Childhood Center. finals begin August 20.
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Early Childhood Center
Tech Hi Fi
Vermont Country Sports
Country Casuals
Ladies Amateur Championship Delayed by Rain in Manchester
Vermont State Ladies Amateur Championship opener moved to tomorrow at Manchester Country Club due to morning rain. Defending champ Cindy Paquett of Burlington among favorites. Pam Reynolds, wife of club pro Leo Reynolds, holds course record 73.
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Vermont
Manchester Country Club
Cindy Paquett
Burlington
Pam Reynolds
Leo Reynolds
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