Bennington Nine Eyes First Crown in Vermont Tourney
Bennington American Legion Post 13 eyes its first Vermont American Legion tournament title in 38 years after a 3-0 win over Barre at Dartmouth’s Red Rolfe Field. Pitcher John Hart struck out eight, Bennington’s Fran Maynard led with three of 14 team hits, and Glovework by Steve Rice kept Barre at bay as the title decision moves to Wednesday with Barre needing a win to force a decisive second game.
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Bench Drives In Four As Reds Blank Phillies 10-0
Johnny Bench drove in four runs with a single and a homer as Cincinnati routed Philadelphia 10-0 behind Gary Nolan's three-hitter. Nolan improved to 3-3, facing a single blemish to Larry Hisle in the seventh. The win widened the Reds’ lead in the NL Western Division and sparked a string of other NL game results featuring Mets, Cardinals, Dodgers, Astros, and Pirates.
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Wings, Barons announce working pact to borrow players
Cleveland Barons and Detroit Red Wings announced a working agreement allowing the American Hockey League club to fill its roster with players borrowed from the Red Wings organization. The pact aims to strengthen Cleveland as the two teams align on player sharing.
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League Standings and Probable Pitchers Preview
The standings show Pittsburgh leading San Diego 7 5 and other results with New York, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Houston, Montreal, St. Louis, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Pitts. Probable pitchers listed for today's games include Wise Merritt McAndrew Griffin Carlton Osteen with scheduled ET times across four matchups.
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Baseball Players Seek New Ruling
New York report says Major League Baseball players will notify owners that the reserve clause should be revised or abolished. Marvin Miller notes proposals to be submitted by Aug. 31 as the players push changes before the December expiration, while Commissioner Bud Kuhn declines comment until receipt.
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Ken Still Wins Milwaukee Open
Ken Still fired a final round 65 to win the Greater Milwaukee Open by two strokes with a 277 total. Gary Player was runner up at 279, Lee Elder took third at 280, and Arnold Palmer finished tied for 23rd at 287 as Still earned 20 000 dollars and qualified for the Ryder Cup.
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