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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1975

Page

12

Connors and tennis group settle lawsuits quietly

Jimmy Connors and the Association of Tennis Professionals settled out of court for a substantial amount, ending all suits since Wimbledon 1974. The agreements nullify Connors libel actions against Jack Kramer and Arthur Ashe, and the parties agreed not to disclose the settlement sum. The resolution also clears the way for Connors to participate in the Davis Cup.

South Orange N.J UPI Jimmy Connors Association of Tennis Professionals Connors Association of Tennis Jack Kramer Donald Dell Arthur Ashe Rome Paris Oper Australia France Wimbledon Forest Hills Kramer Jimmy Ashe Tony Trabert United States Las Vegas Bill Riordan Riordan Vegas Guillermo Vilas Manuel Orantes Bjorn Borg

Geiberger sails to 10 under in Colonial win

Al Geiberger shoots a record 10 under 270 to win the Tournament Players Championship at Colonial Country Club. Dave Stockton aids with praise as Hubert Green, Mason Rudolph, Bob Dickson and Bob Murphy also post solid scores. Jack Nicklaus fades from contention. Geiberger nets $50,000 and peaks to over $170,000 in 1975 earnings.

Fort Worth Tex UPI al Geiberger Dave Stockton Stockton Geiberger Colonial Country Club Hubert Green Mason Rudolph Bob Dickson

Miss Babashoff wins three events at AAU meet

Shirley Babashoff, 18, led Mission Viejo Nadadores to three relay wins and set a new U.S. record at the 1975 National AAU Long Course Championships in Wyandotte. She won three of four individual events, reflecting her rising dominance after Olympic silver.

Kansas City Kan UPI Shirley Babashoff U.S Miss Babashoff Mission Viejo Carlif Nadadores Mission Viejo Nadadores Wyandotte

Tanana Dominates Yanks to Spark 9-0 Win

Frank Tanana, 22, blanked the New York Yankees on four hits and struck out eight to push his strikeout total to 197, leading the majors. Angels manager Dick Williams praised his velocity and poise, comparing him to Whitey Ford, while Tanana touted his two-pitch approach with fastball and curve.

California Frank Tanana Sandy Koufax Koufax Angels Dick Williams Tanana Whitey Ford Frank Yankee Billy Martin

Lakewood captures Little League title in 4-3 comeback

Lakewood New Jersey pitcher Bobby Del Conte shook off a first inning homer by Rickie Crum of Tampa Florida to throw a complete game as Lakewood overcame a 3 0 deficit. Del Conte allowed only one hit while striking out four and walking four in the 4 3 victory. Nine Lakewood batters produced in the second inning with key hits by George Starr Jay Teitelbaum Cecil Casey and others to spark the rally.

Williamsport UPI Lakewood N.J Bobby del Conte Tampa Fla Rickie Crum del Conte Vance Lovelace George Starr Jay Teitlebaum Cecil Casey John Davis Crum Casey Shofield Edwards Davis China Medford Ore Lisa Killingsworth Dix Hills N.Y Royals Indians George Brett George Hendrick Kansas City al Fitzmorris Doug Bird Rangers Orioles Mike Hargrove Len Randle Baltimore Boston Ken Singleton Tom Grieve Texas

Major League Standings and Results Summary

Baseball standings and results from a period showing daily games. Notable scores include New York defeating San Francisco 9 to 5, San Francisco later beating New York 6 to 0, plus Houston 8 Chicago 4 and St. Louis 6 Atlanta 2. Tuesday and Saturday results list multiple matchups and extra innings notes.

Pittsburgh Cincinnati Houston Chicago St. Louis Atlanta New York San Francisco Ed Halicki San Diego Philadelphia Montreal Los Angeles Red Sox White Sox Carl Yastrzemski Jim Rice Boston Baltimore Bill Lee Wilbur Wood Twins Tigers Jim Hughes Detroit California Minnesota Oakland Milwaukee Texas Cleveland Kansas City Pet. G.b. Pittsburgh Philadelphia Baltimore Pet. G

Ashe Faces Vilas in U.S. Pro Singles Semifinals

Arthur Ashe, seeded third, battles Guillermo Vilas in the U.S. Pro Tennis Championships semifinal as Bjorn Borg and John Alexander also reach the final four. Ashe seeks to maintain undefeated run. Vilas arrives as top seed after defeating Rod Laver.

Boston UPI Arthur Ashe Guillermo Vilas Ashe Vilas Bjorn Borg Raul Ramirez John Alexander Alexander Manuel Orantes Spain Wotjek Fibak Argentina Rod Laver U.S Guillermo Laver

Club golf results at Mt Anthony Country Club

Eunice Wisher won the Ladies Club Championship with a 36 hole gross score, Ginnie Lonergan was runner up, and Wisher also claimed the Ladies Sloan Gold Tournament with a 36 hole net score, Diane Amos runner up. John Ottaviano Jr won the first division of the Men's President Cup, Arnie Clough led the second, Louie Graves the third, Ayden Knapp the fourth, with Clough taking the overall title over Graves. In Ladies Day Golf, Ester Reeves and Doris Quadland won first low gross, Lonergan and Shirley Cornell were second, Maxine Heald and Marilyn Mahar took first low net, Marion Vince and Dru Shea were second, and Jean Edmundson won the special.

Mt. Anthony Eunice Wisher Ginnie Lonergan Mrs. Wisher Sloan Diane Amos John Ottaviano Jr Arnie Clough Louie Graves Ayden Knapp Ester Reeves Doris Quadland Mrs. Lonergan Shirley Cornell Maxine Heald Marilyn Mahar Marion Vince Dru Shea

World Frisbee Championship At Rose Bowl Sanctioned

Frisbees flew over the Rose Bowl as 121 throwers competed for the world title. Bruce Roger of Chicago and Jo Cahow of Highland Park won the men's and women's overall championships, Cahow repeating after two tournaments. Dan Roddick led accuracy with 12 perfect shots. Roddick and Irv Kalb won the freestyle team title. Dave Johnson earned men’s distance honors with 290 ft 10 in, while Monika Cahow claimed the women’s distance at 212 ft 3 in. Kerry Kollmar won the singles freestyle event.

Pasadena Calif UPI Roddick Irv Kalb New Brunswick Dave Johnson Boston

Season tickets available for Mt Anthony football

Season tickets for the longest Mt Anthony football campaign are still on sale at the high school. For $10, fans get six home games with reserved 50 yard line seats and first crack at postseason tickets. The season opens September 5 when the Patriots host Fair Haven at Spinelli Field.

Mt. Anthony Patriots Fair Haven Spinelli

Percey Takes Second at Berkshire AAU Freestyle Open

Don Percey of Mt. Anthony finishes runner up in the Berkshire Community College AAU Freestyle Open wrestling in the 114 pound class. He won 5-4 over a Union College foe, then fell to a New England champion from Chelmsford, Mass., 4-0 before clinching second with a first period pin in his third bout.

Pittsfield Mass Don Percey Mt. Anthony Berkshire Community College Percey Union College New England Chemsford Steve Beaudoin New Jersey Mike Armand Patnaude

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