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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1973
Page
6
Brattleboro Post 5 coach Ed LaFlamme pushes to overturn a lineup protest in a tense fight over a state Legion tournament berth. Ri pley and Hutland clash in a dispute over illegal changes as Brattleboro eyes a bold, delayed bid amid a 13 inning loss and looming playoffs.
Post 13 of Bennington edged Brattleboro Post 5 2-0 in the 13th inning to claim the win after a delayed game. The protest over an alleged illegal lineup change hovered as officials review the South regional standings with Rutland viewed as the top team and Bennington advancing to the tournament.
Officials upheld the protest after conflicts over Mike Maguire’s lineup. Bennington earned top seed in the tournament after a rout of Rutland and a tied record with Brattleboro, with Vermont officials and national body review failing to overturn the decision.
Dale Corbett pitched a no hit shutout as Display crushed First Vermont Bank 14 to 0. Teammates backed him with 16 runs while Scott McKenna homered for the winners. Longtime NFL coach Larry Gilmer, in his 15th season, is noted in a separate line.
Doug Bird, a right hander signed by Kansas City in May, shut out the Boston Red Sox on two hits over 11 innings as the Royals moved a games up in the American League Western Division. They capitalized on a late rally with Low Piniella's two out double and Reichardt's timely hits to spark a 6 11 inning victory.
Weeb Ewbank clashes with Jets stars over salaries as Namath secures a six figure deal while Emerson Boozer John Riggins and Winston Hill press for around 100 000 to 150 000. Riggins remains unsigned as other cuts and trades reshape the roster ahead of the season.
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