Paquet Defends Vermont Amateur Title At Manchester
Cindy Paquet of Burlington won her fifth Vermont Ladies Amateur championship at Manchester Country Club, finishing 36 holes with 161 after an 80 in the rain-shortened final round. She edged Susan Bresser of Stowe by three strokes, while Betsy Weston posted the day’s best 79. Ann Savela dropped from the lead to seventh. Elinor Miller and Pam Reynolds of Manchester followed in sixth and eighth.
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Stowe
Betsy Weston
Ann Savela
Miss
Elinor Miller
Pam Reynolds
Leo Reynolds
Mrs. Reynolds
Post 13 to Open Tournament Play At St Peter's Field
Bennington American Legion Post 13, 17-3 first in the south, faces Proctor Post 6 at 1:30 on Rutland's St Peter's Field. Coach Al Plante guides a versatile club with strong pitching led by Dale Corbett and hitting power from Pizzano, Feenan, and Antognioni.
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St. Peter’s
Post 13
Bennington American Legion
Proctor Post
Rutland
St. Peter’s Field
Gary Green
Spinelli Field
Dale Corbett
Bob Ryan
Dave Feenan
Tom Pizzano
Rob Mather
Don Burke
Feenan
Antognioni
Greene
Ryan
Corbett
Rocky Norse
Manchester
Flynn
Thompson
Pizzano
Kurt Schultze
Mike Reed
Bennington
Rangers outslug White Sox 12 10 in a high scoring win
Texas Rangers defeated the Chicago White Sox 12 to 10 behind Mike Hargrove's three run homer and a six run 12th inning. Billy Hunter led the comeback while Toby Harrah and Jim Sundberg contributed key RBI. The win extends Texas’s streak to five straight and 11 of 12.
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Toby Harrah
Jim Sundberg
Willie Horton
Minnesota
Detroit
Kansas City
Carlton Tops Padres. Phillies Stay Within One Game
Steve Carlton improved to 15-6 with a six hit allowed, three walk, and 12 strikeouts as the Phillies beat the San Diego Padres 81. Carlton also contributed three hits while claiming his 12th straight home win after an opening day loss, moving Philadelphia within one game of the Cubs in the NL East. Reds, Astros, Mets, Cardinals, Expos win in other NL games.
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Houston
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St. Louis
Atlanta
Montreal
San Francisco
Twins
Tigers
Lyman Bostock
Craig Kusick
Dan Ford
Rod Carew
Royals
Blue Jays
Fred Down
UPI
Steve Carlton
Carlton
Phillies
San Diego Padres
George Foster
Reds
Pedro Borbon
Rick Reuschel
Willie Hernandez
Norshaft All Stars Fall to Cambridge in Tournament Game
Norshaft L L All Stars lost 6 1 to Cambridge N Y last night in a tournament. Mike Ware hit Norshafts only run with a homer. Norshaft faces Argyle N Y at p m tomorrow in Greenw ich New York fields.
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Cambridge
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Argyle
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Dairy Bar Club season ends as Arlington soccer busy
Arlington Soccer Club the Dairy Bar ended their season with a 5-1 loss to Martys on Sunday and a 5-3 win over Killington last night. Jim Wade scored four goals, John Werner tied late to break a 3-3 deadlock, and Arlington finished 3-4-1 in league play and 7-4-1 overall.
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John Werner
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Cosmos
Rice Mashes Two Homers As Red Sox Top Mariners
Boston slugged five homers, led by Bernie Carbo with a grand slam, as Jim Rice blasted his 28th and 29th to drive a 12-4 win over Seattle. Johnson, once Rice’s manager, noted Rice’s growing maturity and power while Boston extended its AL East lead. Hobson and Scott also added long balls.
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Jim Wohlford
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Orioles
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Mariners
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Bernie Carbo
George Scott
Rice
Butch Hobson
Seattle
UPI
Darrell Johnson
Seattle Mariners
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Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Tigers take Generals in makeup by Halfmoon Tigers
WATERFORD N Y The Bennington Generals closed their Northway League season by dropping a makeup game to the Halfmoon Tigers 4 3 The loss leaves Bennington 9 7 in league play but keeps them in third place ahead of a Sunday nine inning title decider between Dalton Greenwich The Tigers built a lead in the second inning Bennington tied in the fourth Halfmoon added single runs in the fifth and sixth Bennington tallied once in the seventh Walt Parmenter and Russ Pembroke doubled Pembroke drove in two runs Paul Rice added one Five Generals collected hits Rick Genesi lasted six innings allowed 10 hits and took the loss The Generals finish the season Saturday at home vs Utica in a 1 p m doubleheader
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Frank White
George Brett
Toronto
Jerry Garvin
Royals
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Joe Zdeb
Fred Patek
Steve Staggs
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Bobby Bonds
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Ryan
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Joel Youngblood
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Walt Parmenter
Russ Pembroke
Pembroke
Paul Rice
Rick Genesi
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