Bennington CYO Nine Punts To 4-1 Victory Over Manchester
Bennington CYO Nine beat Manchester 4-1 in Interstate Loop action behind pitcher John Hart who struck out 17. The win puts Bennington at 8-2, tied for first with Hoosick Falls Lions, while Manchester slips to 6-3 in a six team league.
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Manchester
John Hart
American Legion
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Hanover
N.H
Hoosick Falls Lions
Hoosick Falls Kiwanis
Bennington Elks
Arlington
New Haven Hosts Jets Giants Exhibition Clash
New York Jets and New York Giants prepare for a Yale Bowl exhibition with OJ Simpson in Buffalo this week. Jets vow to prove their Super Bowl win was not a fluke while Giants fans debate that title as trades ripple through NFL camps.
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Ewbank
New Haven
Buffalo
New York Jets
O.J. Simpson
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Fwbank
New York Giants
Jets
Giants
Baltimore Colts
Barry Purdy Repeats Victory At Lebanon Valley Speedway
Barry Purdy in car 167 captured the limited sportsman main, his third straight win, overtaking Tommy Lentini who led most of the event. Dexter Door dominated the Sportsman main with a 143, claiming his fourth Valley victory. Heat races featured Victor Cooch, Barry Purdy, and others. a midrace crash involved Ray Chapman’s axle failure and Carlton Moore’s crash, with Moore uninjured but his car demolished.
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Charlie Harrington
Lebanon Valley
Barry Purdy
Barry
Tommy Lentini
North Adams
Purdy
Lyle Jelley
Pownal
Claude Hoard
White Creek
Johnny Williams
Brandon
Dexter Door
Latham
Door
the Valley
Tom Carelis
Albany
George Genoski
Delmoleno
Butch Jelley
Jelley
Victor Cooch
Castleton
Len Bona
Lentini
Dave Robertson
Kert van Hawkins
Ted Baldwin
Chuck Hely
Dick Hanson
Ray Chapman
Carlton Moore
Williamstown
Chapman
Moore
Russel Blake
Ernie Marshall
Jerry Townley
Mert Hulbert
Dexter
Cubs Relief in NL Race Amid Card Turbulence
The St. Louis Cardinals surged into contention with a 4-2 win over the Dodgers, but Chicago Cubs countered by posting an 11-5 stretch since the All Star break. Tim McCarver belted a three run homer as Steve Carlton earned his 14th win, with Joel Hoerner closing for his 14th save. The Reds beat the Phillies 4-3 and the Astros shut out the Mets 3-0 in another NL clash.
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Red Schoendienst
New York
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Steve Carlton
Carlton
Joel Hoerner
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Houston Astros
New York Mets
Rudy May
Tom Egan
Angels
Tigers
Earl Wilson
Egan
May
Dick Bosman
Jackie Hernandez
Washington
Kansas City
Jim Rooker
Hearings Held On Vermont Antlerless Deer Plan
Vermont hearings begin August 25 across eight towns to discuss antlerless deer season. Meetings start at 7 30 p m in Brattleboro Cavendish Wallingford Middlebury Randolph Plainfield Newport Island Pond. A party permit system is proposed for the 16 day buck season allowing three hunters per permit but one antlerless deer total. The department urges attendance to voice support or opposition and notes past non attendance.
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College Street
Randolph Fish and Game
Plainfield Town Hall
Newport Municipal Building
Island Pond Fish and Game
Fish and Game Department
Fish and Game Board
White Sox endure another loss as May injured in camp
Chicago falls 5-2 to Boston as May loses the tip of his right thumb while cleaning a mortar at Camp Pendleton. The setback comes during a sixgame skid for the White Sox, who have dropped 17 of 20, while Oakland and Seattle win to tighten Western standings.
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Camp Pendleton
Calif
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White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Chicago
California
Detroit
Seattle
Cleveland
Oakland
Baltimore
Kansas City
Baseball Standings and Probables for Wednesdays Games
League standings and probable pitchers listed for multiple interleague matchups across cities. Cincinnati at Montreal leads the slate with Arrigo and Cloninger as starters, alongside Philadelphia at Atlanta and New York at Houston in night games.
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Cloninger
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Renko
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Niekro
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Koosman
Houston
Wilson
Chicago
Jenkins
San Diego
Santorini
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Los Angeles
Singer
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Walker
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Perry
Phila
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Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Washington New York
Kiladelphia
Cleveland
Minnesota
Oakland
Seattle
California
Kansas City
Pest
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