Fall Doe Hunt To Be Explained
Arlington hosts a public hearing at 7:30 pm on the fall antlerless deer hunt, one of eight meetings by the Fish and Game Department to explain the season. The plan calls for 8,000 antlerless permits across four southern Vermont areas, with 1,300 permits in Area A from Rupert to Vernon along VT 30.
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Fish and Game Department
Randolph
Bradford
Chester
Hartland
Fish and Game
Edward F. Kehoe
Ben Day
Day
Vermont
Heads of Fish and Game Committees
House
Senate
Bennington Les
Area
Rupert
Vernon
Clarke Considers Quitting After Two Losses in 48 Hours
Kingston report says Ron Clarke, a famed figure in track, may quit after consecutive defeats within 48 hours. Kipchoge Keino of Kenya defeated him in a three mile event at the British and Empire Commonwealth Games, following an unheralded Kenyan performance on Saturday.
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Kingston
Jamaica
UPI
Ron Clarke
Kipchoge Keino
Kenya
Naftali Temu
Clarke
Keino
England
Linda Ludgrove
Diana Harris
Judy Gegan
Pauline Sillett
Peter Reynolds
Kathy Wainwright
CYO Beats Kiwanis 7 2 in Narrow League Losses
CYO defeated Hoosick Falls Kiwanis 7 2 on Monday as Elks beat Lions in Hoosick Falls, costing CYO first place in the Interstate League. LeBarron and Rice shared pitching with LeBarron doubling and singling, Maynard adding a double, and Durkin contributing a triple and single. Kiwanis replies came from Durkin and Martelli, while Blinstraub and Martelli pitched for Kiwanis. North Bennington Arlington game incomplete. replay date not yet announced.
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North Bennington
Bennington
Cyo
Hoosick Falls
Kiwanis
Elks
Lions
Steve LeBarron
Steve Rice
Francis Maynard
Mike Durkin
Joe Martelli
Mick Blinstraub
Martelli
North Bennington-Arlington
Pirates Rout Red Sox 10-0 Behind Hoyt's Complete Game
Pirates stay league leaders with a 10-0 win over the Red Sox as David Hoyt pitched a complete game allowing three hits. Jim Eggerton contributed a home run and double, while Chris Keough added two singles for the Pirates. Craig Cherbonneau had a double and single for the Red Sox and Ernie Livingston took the loss.
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Pates
Red Sox
Jim Eggerton
Pirates
Chris Keough
Pirate
David Hoyt
Craig Cherbonneau
Ernie Livingston
Nash’s Sixth Straight Win Booster From July Rise
Kansas City starter Jim Nash powered to a 6-0 mark after a July promotion from Mobile. He held opponents to 42 hits over 50 innings and struck out 49, while Detroit beat Washington 5-3 in 12 innings and Boston downed Cleveland 3-1 in other AL action.
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Cabeza Grande
Big Head
Nash
Mobile
Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Kansas City
Dick Green
Ed Charles
Joe Nossek
al Vincent
Oliva
Tony Oliva
Soccer Merger Forms Nine-City Pro League
NEW YORK (UPI) A merger of two professional groups creates the National Professional Soccer League to operate next year in nine cities including St. Louis New York Boston Chicago Atlanta Los Angeles Toronto San Diego and Hartford Conn. Philadelphia Detroit Cleveland and San Francisco are under franchise consideration. The league seeks a national commissioner and stadiums while planning abroad with coaches and players. It operates independently of USSFA but hopes future cooperation with the federation.
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UPI
United States
Robert Hermann
St. Louis
National Professional Soccer League
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Chicago
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Toronto
San Diego
Hartford
Conn
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
San Francisco
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U.S. Soccer Football Association
Federation Internationale de Football Association
FIFA
USSFA
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
San Fran
California
Minnesota
Cincinnati
Houston
Kansas City
Washington
City
League leaders and season totals in baseball
League leaders show batting totals for players like Santo Chi and Oliva Minn with averages and RBI. Home run leaders list Aaron and Robinson, with 31 and 33 homers respectively. Pitching leaders include Regan, Perry, and Koufax with win loss records and ERAs.
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Cin
Santo
Chi
Allen
Phil
R. H. Pet
Oliva
Minn
Kaline
Det
Absn Bal
Witn Wash
Berry
Behroit
Cal
Powell
Bal
Horton
Wear
Aaron
Braves
Torre
Mays
Giants
Cubs
Phillies
Hart
F. Robinson
Orioles
Pepitone
Yanks
Colavito
Indians
Killebrew
Twins
Whitfield
Clemente
Pirates
Stargell
B. Robinson
Tigers
Regan
Dodgers
Perry
Marichal
Koufax
Maloney
Reds
McNally
Sanford
Angels
Watt
Palmer
Boswell
Gauthier Wins At Fairmont Speedway Feature
Gauthier of Fort Edwards New York took the checkered flag in Fairmont Speedway sportsman feature Sunday leading the 20 car field from mid race. Nelson Moore of Gansvoort New York finished second with Ted Brown of Keene New Hampshire pursuing. Graham Trudo extended his undefeated hobby class streak winning after charging from rear.
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Roger Gauthier
Fort Edwards
N.Y
Fairmont Speedway
Gauthier
Nelson Moore
Gansvoort
Ted Brown
Keene
N.H
Graham Trudo
Strangler Lewis Laid To Rest
Private funeral services were held for Ed Strangler Lewis 76 former world heavyweight wrestling champion He died Sunday at a Muskogee Oklahoma hospital after a brief illness His real name was Robert H Friedrich
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Tulsa
Okla
UPI
Ed (Strangler) Lewis
Lewis
Muskogee
Robert H. Friedrich
Giants Rally Pushes Braves Past Giants and Dodgers
Denis Menke starred with late-inning hits for Atlanta, delivering two decisive RBI singles against the Giants, Dodgers, and later a 9th inning winner over Los Angeles. Willie McCovey sparked the Giants with four hits and a 23rd homer as San Francisco split with Cincinnati, while Pittsburgh pressed ahead in the pennant race.
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Menke
Atlanta
Braves
San Francisco
Giants
Los Angeles
Gary Geiger
Cincinnati
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Willie McCovey
McCovey
Jack Baldschun
Sammy Ellis
Tom Haller
Lindy McDaniel
Reds
Leo Cardenas
Tony Perez
Foggy Fenway Helps Red Sox Top Indians 3 1
Boston beat Cleveland 3 1 to open a four game set as fog rolled over Fenway and Logan Airport. George Scott hit a sixth inning homer unseen by most, Jose Tartabull drove in a first inning run, and Jose Santiago earned his 11th win aided by Tony Conigliaro’s sharp outfield plays.
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UPI
London
Logan
Red Sox
Fenway Park
Cleveland Indians
Dennis Bennett
Steve Hargan
Braves Field
Charles River
Fenway
Prudential Tower
Jose Santiago
George Scott
Joe
Scott
Don Demeter
Santiago
Cleveland
Gary Bell
Jose Tartabull
Carl Yastrzemski
Joe Azcue
Tony Conigliaro
France and Austria clash in World Championship slalom showdown
Austria seeks a second gold as Egon Zimmermann and Karl Schranz face France’s Jean Claude Killy Leo Lacroix and Guy Perillat in the giant slalom at Portillo Chile. For the first time, the event is run in two heats on consecutive days with Erika Schinegger fresh from downhill victory. Billy Kidd out with a broken leg, James Heuga among the top U.S. hopes.
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Portillo
Chile
UPI
France
International Ski Federation
FIS
Erika Schinegger
Wolfgang Girardi
Egon Zimmermann
Karl Schranz
Jean Claude Killy
Leo Lacroix
Guy Perillat
Francois Boulieu
Billy Kidd
James Heuga
Tahoe City
Calif
U.S
Slight Improvement Shown by Dressen in Tigers Condition
Charlie Dressen, 67, registered only slight improvement from an acute kidney infection at Ford Hospital in Detroit. Doctors listed him in serious condition as tests continued, dimming chances of his return to manage the Detroit Tigers.
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Detroit
UPI
Charlie Dressen
Detroit Tigers
Ford Hospital
Dressen
Elks Edge Lions for First in Interstate League
Hoosick Falls N Y Kevin Mears pitched seven innings allowing one run as the Elks defeated the Lions 4 to 1 to seize first in the Interstate League. Ray Wrebinski added two singles and both pitchers contributed at the plate while the Elks turned three double plays and stole nine bases.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Kevin Mears
Elks
Lions
Ray Wrebinski
Mears
Wrebinski
From KC to the Mets Like Joining Big Leagues
Ralph Terry joined the Mets after being sold from Kansas City. The veteran right hander, once a Yankee World Series winner, arrived amid a roaring Shea Stadium welcome for Ron Swoboda who had just made a spectacular catch. Terry said it felt good to be back in the big leagues and expected plenty of work. He reported to the team and was sent to the bullpen as a precaution.
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Kansas City Athletics
Nash
Dressen
Tigers
Chicago Bears
Detroit
Frank Skaff
UPI
NEW York
Ralph Terry
Mets
Terry
Shea Stadium
Kansas City
Met
Ron Swoboda
Cardinals
Yankees
Giants
Cleveland
Ed Lopat
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