Bennington Post 13 in Regional Tournament Clash
Bennington American Legion Post 13 meets Manchester NH Sweeny Post in the New England Regional at Keene State College Field at 2 p.m. The Bennington club, Vermont champions, carry a 12-4 season mark while Manchester NH posted 19-5 after a late surge. Managers Croft and Ripley may start mound ace Scott Racicot with Arnie Wright or John Hart as alternatives.
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Bennington American Legion Post
Vermont
Manchester
N.H. Sweeny Post
New Hampshire
New England
Keene State College
Keene
Bennington
Hanover
Gerry Croft
Ted Ripley
Scott Racicot
Arnie Wright
John Hart
League Standings Ahead of Tournament Action
Racicot on mound Hart to catcher Outwater at first Church second Croft short Rice third Woodard left field Maynard center Wright right. Manchester may start Flanagan or Hoot. Flanagan 4-0, Hoot 5-0. Bennington faces a schedule with games against Sweeney Manchester N.H. winners advance to clashes with Plattsburgh N.Y. and Naugatuck Conn. tournament rounds run Thursday through Monday with 15 games if needed.
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Racicot
Hart
Robin Outwater
Bill Church
Greg Croft
Steve Rice
B.J. Woodard
Fran Maynard
Tony Wright
Manchester
Bennington
Mike Flanagan
Don Hoot
Jumbo Reilly
Flanagan
Hoot
Plattsburgh
N.Y
Naugatuck
Conn
Fishing Fever and Vermont Bear Season Notes
A group plans September trout trips to Quebec with Francis Greenslet and family, while Vermont’s bear season opens with a new license tag requiring immediate kill reports. The author notes bear kill figures by county from 1962 to 1968, discusses habitat loss, and recommends Reading The Deer Hunter’s. He plans to test Sell’s target-shooting method before deer season and to borrow the book from the library.
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Quebec
Francis Greenslet
Canada
Howard
David
Vermont
Vermont Fish and Game Department
Montpelier
Ben
Francis E. Sell
Libra
Jelley Wins Third Devil's Bowl Race in Yellow X
Butch Jelley drove the Yellow X to a third consecutive Devil's Bowl victory on Sunday night amid tight early racing in the Sportsman Main Event. Ernie Marshall, Peppy Pepoceli, and others showed strong pace before Jelley pulled away. Hoard and Nutting posted notable finishes, while Chapman wrecked and Quinville was disqualified for rough riding.
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Butch Jelley
Jelley
Ernie Marshall
Marshall
Lebanon
Peppy Pepoceli
Fonda Speedway
Butch
Vince Quinville
Beaver Dragon
Bernie Kenzile
Ray Chapman
Jim r_ dri
Barry Purdy
Tom Lentine
Purdy
Claude Hoard
White Creek
Hoard
Sportsman
Bob Harrison
Eddie Allen
John Fanchine
Green Bay Trades Veteran Tackle for Future Draft Choice
Veteran lineman Ron Kostelnik exits the Green Bay Packers after eight seasons, traded to the Baltimore Colts for a future high draft pick. The move comes amid a flurry of NFL contract talks and player shifts, with Leroy Keyes unsigned by Philadelphia, Calvin Hill exciting Dallas, and other roster changes across the league.
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Clive Rush
New York Jets
Ron Sellers
Patriots
Sellers
Florida State
Green Bay Packers
Ron Kostelnik
Kostelnik
Baltimore Col's
Green Bay
Philadelphia Eagles
Dallas Cowboys
Philadelphia
Leroy Keyes
Cowboys
Calvin Hill
Keyes
Canada
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By Roy Marsden
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Adams Clothes Shop
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