Bennington Beats Wilmington 9-1 to Reach Tri-State Final
Bennington’s wet windy quarterfinal win over Wilmington 9-1 sets up Sunday championship rematch at 3 p.m. on the Bennington College field. Matt Cook and Tim Miller led scoring with multiple goals as Adams Mass and Williams Co-Op decide Bennington’s final opponent in Williamstown tonight.
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The
Elements
Wilmington 91
Adams
Mass
Williams Co-Op
Mt. Greylock Regional High School
Williamstown
Matt Cook
Chip Henningsen
Art Hamerlin
Wilmington
Mike Sleeman
Barry LeBarron
Tim Miller
Tournament delays cloud Rutland showdown schedule
Post 13 waits as Bennington and Windsor face postponements in Rutland. Weather remains bleak but clearing, with plans to start 10 a.m. game at St. Peter's Field and possibly fit Brattleboro Newport at 1 p.m. If two games proceed, Post 13 and Windsor meet tomorrow at 10. Unclear if championship will be played Sunday.
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Windsor
Rutland
Don Webster
Burlington
Fair Haven
St. Peter’s Field
Brattleboro
Newport
al Plante
Post 13
Plante
Springfield
Mt. Anthony
Yellow Jackets
Gary Green
Leon Royce
Rick Rugg
Falcons Open NFL Exhibitions With Bartkowski Eye
Falcons coach Marion Campbell will study quarterbacks including top pick Steve Bartkowski as Atlanta hosts Washington in the exhibition opener. Washington owner George Allen focuses on running backs while facing booing over Sonny Jurgensen’s retirement role. Bartkowski may play late. McQuilken starts, with Sullivan Jaynes and Anderson also in the mix.
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Sam Fogg
Washington
UPI
Atlanta
Marion Campbell
Steve Bartkowski
Falcons
Washington Redskins
George Allen
Sonny Jurgensen
Kim McQuilken
Bartkowski
Pat Sullivan
McQuilken
David Jaynes
Kansas City Chiefs
Mitch Anderson
Northwestern
Allen
Larry Brown
Larry Smith
Duane Thomas
Moses Denson
Mike Thomas
Nevada-Las Vegas
Charlie Evans
Bob Brunet
Darwin Robinson
Ralph Nelson
Nastase and Connors Reach Volvo International Quarters
In North Conway New Hampshire Il Nastase defeated Colin Dowdeswell 7 5 3 6 6 2 to reach the Volvo International quarterfinals. Jimmy Connors beat Nicki Spear 6 1 6 4 as doubles also played. Nastase’s antics drew mixed crowd reactions while he expressed pride in his show and focus on winning. The quarterfinal slate includes Ken Rosewall Rod Laver John Alexander Victor Pecci Ray Moore and Norman Holmes.
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North Conway
N.H
UPI
the Nastase
New Hampshire
Nastase
Romania
Colin Dowdeswell
Rhodesia
Jimmy Connors
Belleville
Ill
Nicki Spear
Yugoslavia
Dowdeswell
Ken Rosewall
Rod Laver
John Alexander
Victor Pecci
Paraguay
Ray Moore
South Africa
Norman Holmes
Melbourne
Fla
Mt Anthony youth football registration dates announced
Mayaa announces Mt Anthony Youth Athletic Association pee wee and midget football registrations August 18, 19 and 20 from 6 to 8 PM at the Recreation Center on Gage Street. Midget players must be eight or nine and under 105 pounds, pee wees ten or eleven under 115 pounds. Fees are 5 dollars per player and 10 dollars per family. North Bennington registers at Welling Field 6 to 8 PM on August 18 and 19 only.
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Mt. Anthony
North Bennington
Welling Field
Rain Wrecks Card at Green Mountain Race Track
Heavy rains washed out last night's program at Green Mountain Race Track. Officials plan to run racing tonight with track conditions under review and weather forecasts monitoring the rescheduled program.
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Green Mountain Race Track
Races At Track Show Multiple Exacts And Wagers
The August 7, 1975 card lists nine pacing races and one trotting event with detailed pari mutuel payouts. Key entries include Pace winners such as Our Conga Second Miss Arch and Montague Express with reported times from 2:12.1 to 2:17.2, plus multi-race wagers like the Daily Double and Perfecta payouts. Attendance reached 1,289 with total handle of $96,588.
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Pace
Darwin
Corrisco
Miss Arch
Tommorow’s Darling
Lawyer John
Montague Express
Hotfoot
My Boy
Perfecta
Petron Carana
Burbank Lass
Casanova
Wallkill Sunny
Smally
Rock Maple Smokey
Darrell Lee
Bay Cloud
Mr. Bojangle
Duke
Kingly Hal
Gary Pick
Creditor
Pricila Wise
Chockoyette Rose
Andy’s Everett
Roseland Duke
Hinsdale Harness Entries Display Richfield Pace Card
Hinsdale on Friday August 8, 1975 features 10 Pace divisions with purses ranging from 450 to 4650. Notable horses include Yankee Oak Adios Henry Hart Gus Bourbon Senator Churchy Crain and Terri Tron among many others in multi race fields.
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Pace
White Hickory
Harveys Tom
Mr. Viceroy
C. B. Marches
Happy Acres
Tarport Ray
Don Brewster
Armbro Hotshot
Dells Image
Empire Kurt
Paceapiece
Carabel Allong
Hart Gus
Lisbon Hanover
Madams Rig
Ben Pretty
Harveys Maureen
Knight Edition
Bourbon Senator
Buddie C
EZ Parker
Shining Armour
Shadydale Madge
Polka Widow
Cora Hal
Queens Ginger
Churchy Crain
Amy Bull
Tommy Castle
Flossie
Echo Brook Steve
Jefferson Star
Cape Pine Senators
Terri Tron
Chips Time
Clever Patient
K Star
Scotty Greentree
Jane
Jerrys Platt
Mabdo Ready Rdy
Adios Cargo
Sutton Sammie
Doctor Sam
Dream Buck
Horse Racing Odds and Entries From Friday August 8 1975
Friday’s racing program lists multiple purses from 1500 to 1660 with numerous entries in each race. Notable names include One Track Tramp Play Safe and Restless Quill Fleet Minded Mr Chic, along with many others across nine races.
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Jose’s Mint
Carla Ray
Jack Flash
Canonica
Billy Ro
Mr. Sere
Mickey
Mr. Brick Jr
Hope Will
Freddy Jr
Arnie
Pal
Hayes leads PGA Championship first round at Firestone
Mark Hayes, 2nd year pro from Stillwater Oklahoma, shot 67 to lead by one over Bob Benson and Larry Hinson. Benson and others followed with 68 as Nicklaus and Weiskopf sit just behind. Hayes said he is not excited yet, while Miller laments a summer slump after a 78.
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Akron
Hayes
Bob Benson
Easton
Conn
Aspetuck
Larry Hinson
Bob Wynn
Billy Casper
Ed Dougherty
Fred Wampler
Jack Nicklaus
Tom Weiskopf
Firestone
Benson
John F
Teddy
Rose Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fila
Jamestown
N.Y
Nicklaus
Weiskopf
Ray Floyd
al Geiberger
Jim Dent
Bruce Devlin
Tom Watson
Mike Morley
Art Wall
Gary Player
Lee Trevino
Arnold Palmer
Trevino
Johnny Miller
Miller
PGA
Hoosick Falls Wins Summer League Basketball Title
Hoosick Falls New York defeated the Celtics 61 52 to capture the Summer League Basketball championship. Ed Martinez led the winners with 21 points and Larry Cabana added 13 while Rick Wright scored 18 for the Celtics and Jim Maguire 15. The Celtics finished 9 3 in the season and Hoosick Falls 8 4. In the consolation, Bucks beat Golden State 76 59 with Mitch Burke scoring 18 and Joe Rivers and Bill Maguire each 16. Pete Geannelis topped Golden State with 22 and Ron Pembroke had 15. All games were at the Mt Anthony gym and the season ended.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Celtics
Ed Martinez
Larry Cabana
Rick Wright
Jim Maguire
Bucks
Golden Stae
Mitch Burke
Joe Rivers
Bill Maguire
Pete Geannelis
Golden State
Ron Pembroke
Mt. Anthony Gyme
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