Post 13 Struggles In Weekend Doubleheader Run
Post 13 faced a brutal weekend as two extra inning losses and a split with Bellows Falls dropped them from the South lead. Rutland beat Bennington in 11 innings to clinch a tourney berth while Post 13 slogs into a three game slate to end the season at Spinelli Field and on the road.
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Post 13
Legion
Bennington
Bellows Falls
Rutland
Hadley Field
Fete Lausville
Im Corey
Dave Hoyt
Corey
Terry Raetz
Hoyt
Scott Buchanan
Lausville
Walt Parmenter
Jim Corey
Parmenter
Jeff Corey
Mike Maguire
Hayt
Gary Green
Paul Rice
Mike Eno
Bill Hancock
Kane
Danny Bruce
Post
Stan Markowski
Hutland
Bill Ciofreddi
Markowski
Len Gluck
Jim McKeon
Dave
Walker
Joe Canty
Dave Shortsleeves
Maguire
Haetz
Buchanan
Raatz
Kevin Ryan
Ciofreddi
Gluck
Ratz
Raitz
Canty
McKeon
Ryan
Rice
Hore
Poat
Chafreddi
Nichols Wins Westchester Playoff In Sudden Death
Bobby Nichols defeated Bob Murphy in a sudden-death playoff to win the Westchester Golf Classic and collect a $50,000 prize. Tom Weiskopf, angered by camera fans, squandered a final-round four-shot lead with an eight at the 42-yard fourth hole, while Nichols sealed victory with an 18-foot eagle putt and a 3-foot birdie to win the playoff.
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Ira Miller
Hlarhison
N.Y
UPL
Bobby Nichols
Tom Weiskopf
Nichols
Bob Murphy
Weiskopf
Murphy
Hale
Firestone Country Club
Akron
Ohio
Welskopf
Dan Sikes
Ted
Three no hitter bids reach near miss in AL Sunday
Pitchers Bert Blyleven and Brent Strom each carried no hit bids into the seventh inning as the American League saw near no hitters on Sunday August 5 1993. Strom’s Indians beat the Brewers 4 1 and Blyleven’s Twins won 5 3 while the Royals faltered ending their winning streak and dropping into second in the AL West. Oscar Gamble homered twice for Cleveland and Fred Patek tripled for Kansas City.
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United Press International
Phil Miekro
Atlanta Braves
Bert Blyleven
Minnesota Twins
Brent Strom
Cleveland Indians
Ted Hreilenstein
Cincinnati
Jim Hughes
Baltimore
Blyleven
Strom
Nohitfame
Milwaukee Browers
Oscar Gamble
Indians
Minnesota
Kansas City
Royals
Oakland
California
Fred Patek
Tony Oliva
Steve Busby
Chicago
Texas
Boston
Detroit
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Montreal
Atlanta
San Diego
Houston
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Dick Green
Carlos May
Larry Bittner
Tommy Harper
Kim Northrup
Bennington Generals thump SGF in final home game 1973
In a sunny finale at Spineill, the Bennington Generals defeated South Glens Falls 8-4 after early 2-0 and 7-0 leads. J. J. Moore, Dennis Hart and John Hart powered the offense with key hits while Scott Racicot closed strong. The 25-7 season record reflects a polished, professional club and calls for planning for next year.
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Bennington Generals
Spineill
South Glens Falls
Generals
J.J. Moore
Dennis Hart
John Hart
Scott Racicot
Bennington
J.J
Greg Croft
Peter Perkins
Fran Maynard
Roy Hill
Greg Fineberg
Croft
Moore
Dave Fair
South Glenns Falls
Epgch
Paul VanArnsdale
America v. Legion Baseball
Petit
Fineberg
Scott Raelot
Bob Long
U.S., Chile settle nothing in longest Davis Cup match
The U S and Chile doubles teams battled for six hours in Little Rock through the longest Davis Cup set on record, 39-37, before darkness suspended play. Smith and Van Dillen led 7-5 in the fourth set after a opening struggle as Chile failed to close out the match despite repeated breaks and tense rallies.
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Ark
UPI
Chile
Brazil
Israel
Montreal
Newport
R. I
U. S
Stan Smith
Jik van Dillen
Jainie Fillol
Pat Cornejo
Smith
van Dillen
United States
San Francisco
Val Dillon
U.S
Billie Jean King tops again in Denver tennis tourney
Billie Jean King, slowed by injuries earlier, defeated seventh seed Betty Stove 6 2 6 4 to win $7,000 first prize at the Virginia Slims of Denver. The match drew 3,500 spectators as King redeems a year marked by injury and a Wimbledon title.
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Denver
UPI
Bille Jean King
Billie Jean
Batty Steve
Mile High City
Nanvy Richey Gunther
Hilton Head
5.C
Miss Stove
Mrs. King
Steve
Betty
Long Beach
Calif
Rosemary Casals
Misa Steve
Francoise Durr
Nashville
Tenn
Pats Tie Raiders With 2 TD Rally In Preseason
In Foxboro the New England Patriots and Oakland Raiders played to a 17-17 tie after NE rallied with two fourth quarter touchdowns. Coach Chuck Fairbanks praised Plunkett's return from knee surgery and Paul Gipson's 43 rushing yards while Madden noted he wanted to win and played reserves after using Lamonica for most of the game.
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John Madden
Oakland Raiders
Chuck Fairbanks
New England Patriots
Raiders
Patriots
Fairbanks
University of Oklahoma
New England
Madden
Foxboro
Mass
Miami Dolphins
Cincinnati Bengals
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Kansas City
New Orleans
Chicago
Green Bay
New York Giants
San Diego
Daryle Lamonica
Ken Stabler
Ben Milen
Milen
Oakland
George Blanda
Lamonica
Cuff Branch
Sigard
Stabler
Steve Sweeney
Bill Bell
John Tarver
Tom Reynolds
Plunkett
Raider
Bell
Raitlers
Blanda
Paul Gipson
Paul
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