Keene Dominates Post 13 With 7-0 Victory
Keene-NH pitcher Steve Cutter limits Bennington Post 13 to three hits as Keene rolls to a 7-0 win at Alumni Field. Bennington, now 15-6, faces Burlington next in a state tournament tilt. Keene improves to 28-14 and remains unbeaten against Vermont teams this season. Dan Watterson leads with four hits in five at bats. Ken Watterson adds two. Mike Trubiano contributes two. Errors hurt Bennington in the lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene
N.H
Bennington Post
Keene, N.H
Shrine
Squirrel” Sawyer
Steve Cutter
Bennington
Vermont
Ted Ripley
New Hampshire
Keene Power
Bucky
Burlington
Arnie Wright
John Hart
Robin Outwater
Long
Dan Watterson
Ken
Mike Trubiano
Craig Reppel
Tony
Wright
Lipscomb
Pownal
Randy Brookman
Joe Garrison
Kevin McLinithon
Ray Bosley
Steve Brayman
Florida
Chris Gallant
Garrison
Tom Davis
Pownal All-Stars Win 5-2
Pownal Little League All-Stars defeat Florida Massachusetts 5 to 2 in a regional Little League game. Players from both teams contributed, with Pownal securing key runs late to break the tie and advance. Florida MA fought hard, but Pownal maintained control in the final innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal
Florida, Mass
Sanders struggles and supports amid a year of turmoil
Doug Sanders, one of golf’s likable pros, endures a turbulent season marked by missed majors, a blown crucial putt at St Andrews, and a non-title bout invitation, while remaining confident in friends and personal balance. Interwoven is a North Pownal baseball recap and a Florida-tinged scoreline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
UPI
Doug Sanders
Joe
Joe Bisplk
al Capp
Joe Bispik
Spiro Agnew
Palm Springs
Calif
Sanders
St. Andrews
Scotland
Joe Pispik
PGA
Jack Nicklaus
Frank Howard Powers Senators Past Tiant in 5-3 Win
Frank Howard drove in three runs with a homer and a double as Washington edged Minnesota 5-3. Mike Epstein added a two-run homer, Lee Maye scored on Harmon Killebrew error, and Tiant yielded Howard’s 31st homer. Oakland and other AL results noted. St Louis Blues announce 39-game home schedule starting Oct 10 against the Rangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Howard
Washington
Howard
Mike Epstein
Washington Senators
Minnesota
Twins
Luis Tiant
Epstein
Senators
Tiant
Lee Maye
Harmon Killebrew
Oakland
A’s
Cleveland
Frank Fernandez
Bert Campaneris
Milwaukee
Detroit
Baltimore
California
Chicago
New York
Kansas City
Boston
Red Sox
Royals
Carl Yastrzemski
Piniella
Ed Kirkpatrick
Bob Oliver
Schanel
Andy Etchebarren
Dave McNally
Bernie Smith
Brewers
ST. Louis
UPI
St. Louis Blues
National Hockey League
New York Rangers
Joe Louis honored at Detroit salute without the champ
A star-studded Detroit tribute at Cobo Arena celebrated Joe Louis with Gov Milliken, Mayor Gribbs and 12,000 attendees. Louis, 56, hospitalized for psychiatric care in Denver, sent his wife Martha notes of longing and pride as cultural figures like Billy Eckstine Redd Foxx Mahalia Jackson and B B King performed for the Joe Louis Trust Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
UPI
Joe Louis
Denver
Joe
Martha
Cobo Arena
Louis
Michigan
William G. Milliken
Roman S. Gribbs
Mrs. Louis
Billy Eckstein
Redd Foxx
Mahalia Jackson
B. B. King
Sugar Ray Robinson
Sonny Liston
Bill Russell
League Standing and Wednesday's Baseball Schedule
Wednesday standings show San Francisco 3 San Francisco at Pitts 4 and multiple results. Probable pitchers listed with matchups including Pappas and Koosman. Friday schedule includes Los Angeles at Chicago and Montreal at Houston among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Frank
Chicago
Los
San Francisco
Pitlock
Pappas
San Diego
Roberts
St. Louis
Parker
Montreal
Marshall
Atlanta
Stone
New York
Koosman
Cincinnati
Merritt
Philadelphia
Houston
Blasingame
Los Angeles
Pitts
Twinite San Fran
Twinite
Atla
Phila
Cinci
W. L. Pet
St. Louis No
Detroit
McLain
Milwaukee
Pattin
Miller
McCormick
Kansas City
Fitzmorris
Boston
Romo
Cleveland
McDowell
Oakland
Odom
Baltimore
Palmer
Clifornia
Wright
Minnesota
Kaat
Washington
Bosman
Alls
Cleve
Wash
Kan City
Minn
Mets Gamble Pays Off Against Reds Behind Gentry
Gary Gentry faced Johnny Bench with two on that game in the sixth, gave up two doubles, then used a changeup to strike out Bench and Bernie Carbo. He followed with a four-hitter gem, Mets win 2-1 to trim the Pirates’ lead to 1½ games. Other scores: Giants over Cubs 6-3, Reds hold, Braves beat Expos, Cardinals edge Padres in 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Gentry
New York Mets
Bobby Tolan
Tony Perez
Cincinnati Reds
Johnny Bench
Met
Duffy Dyer
Gentry
Reds
Bench
Bernie Carbo
Mets
Pittsburgh Pirates
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Chicago
Houston
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Montreal
St. Louis
San Diego
Pittsburgh
Bob Gibson
Ron Willis
Carl Taylor
Willie Mays
Giants
Cubs
Bobby Bonds
Pirates
Hank Aaron
Aaron
Babe Ruth
Bob Priddy
Hoyt Wilhelm
Braves
Larry Dierker
John Mayberry
Astros
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boxscore Bennington
R H LeBarron
Is Perkins
Dunham
Outwater
Niles
Ib Pokines
C Wright
Raymond
O'Dowd
P Wright
Ap Maroc
Ib Keene
R Watterson
C Watterson
Herbert
Ib Ganley
Towne
Bergeron
Mayes
Lf Sarsfield
Shadydale
Hinsdale Raceway
Leonard Cross
Leonard
Maryland
Shadydale Hostess
All-Stars
Golf
Ismael Laguna
Raul “Lobito
Montoya
San Antonio
Tex
Lions Club
North Pownal
Baystaters
Mike LaCroix
Billi Lipscome
Alan Buck
Kevin McLinithan
George Messina
Massachusetts
Dave Clark
Bill Lipscomb
Florida Stars
PownalStars
Rocks Tiant
Prince’s Restaurant
Clams Casino
East Main Street
Brown Bomber
UPS
New York Yacht Club
Royal Sydney Yach Club
Australia
Bill Cosby
Joe Louis Barrow
Alabama
James J. Braddock
Triple ‘‘S
Grand Union Empire
Adams Clothes Shop
Torino
New England
Ford Dealers
Ford
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!