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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1966

Page

10

Sal's Wins YMCA Softball Tourney Crown

Sal's jumped to a five run lead in the first inning and rolled to an 11 to 3 victory over Union Carbide to capture the YMCA double elimination softball tournament at Memorial Park. Leon Foster led Sal's with two doubles and a single, Phil Bushee hit the lone homer, and Andy Mattison was the winning pitcher. Carbide scored all runs in the fourth.

Sal’s Union Carbide Memorial Park Leon Foster Phil Bushee Sal Andy Mattison Carbide

Demo Derby Set at Fairmont Fair Haven Track Card

FAIR HAVEN Fairmont Speedway adds a demolition derby to the regular program for Sunday night aiming to draw 100 cars. Fifty seven cars attended the last event. In the 340 cubic inch sportsman class Roger Gauthier of Fort Edward NY returns in a Mach Mustang. George Bumgardner of Saratoga NY comes back after a week away. Lebanon Valley Speedway veterans Butch Jelley Bobby Leach Harold Montagne and Mert Sox Hurlbert are expected to enter the sportsman race. Barry Purdy of Bennington meets ex-regular Graham Trudo in the hobby class. Purdy had beaten Trudo last week to end a winless streak.

Fair Haven Fairmont Speedway Roger Gauthier Fort Edwards N.Y George Bumgardner Bumgardner Saratoga Lebanon Valley Speedway Butch Jelley Bobby Leach Harold Momtagne Mert ‘‘Sox’y Hurlbert Barry Purdy Bennington Graham Trudo Purdy Trudo

Bunning Dominates Pirates as Walker Becomes Rival Target

Phillies right-hander Jim Bunning earned his fourth win over the Pittsburgh Pirates this season by limiting them to one run on eight hits in a 4-1 victory. He labeled his success against Pirates manager Harry Walker as satisfying, while Chicago Cubs pitcher Curt Simmons picked up a win in another NL clash. In other action, the Cubs defeated the Mets 3-2 on a ninth-inning wild pitch. Nearby, Vermont Shrine football prepares for the Maple Sugar Bowl with Bennington’s Walt Morrissey likely to start, possibly at center or linebacker, as two-platoon strategy and iron men are discussed. Kickoff is 2 p.m. Saturday in Hanover, N.H.

Alexandria Philadelphia Phillies Pittsburgh Pirates Walker Pirates Pittsburgh Harry Walker Bunning Phillies Bucs Chicago Cubs New York Mets Dick Groat Jackie Brandt Bob Veale Bill Hepler Don Kessinger Cubs Mets Kessinger Glenn Beckett Hepler Billy Williams Ron Santo Ernie Banks Curt Simmons Ferguson Jenkins Northfield Vermont Bennington Catholic High Shrine George Morrissey Benn Catholic Sabers

Weiskopf Opens With Lead At Philadelphia Classic

Tom Weiskopf grabs a two stroke lead after a 66 at Whitemarsh Valley in the Philadelphia Golf Classic. Dan Sikes and Bob Goalby tied at 68, with 33 players under par. Notables Billy Casper and Jack Nicklaus shot 72, while Weiskopf surged with a 31 on the back nine including birdies on 12 13 14 and two more on 17 18.

Nicklaus Jack Nicklaus Whitemarsh Country Club UPI Philadelphia Tom Weiskopf Whitemarsh Valley Country Club Ohio State Dan Sikes Bob Goalby Butch Baird Julius Boros Rogey Ginsberg Jay Hebert Don January John Cook M. C. Fitts Bobby Charles Terry Dill Tommy Jacobs Billy Martindale Arnold Palmer Bruce Devlin Gardner Dickinson Jr Gene Littler Mason Rudolph Bert Yancey Billy Casper Weiskopf

Chargers Sold for 10 Million in Record Deal

San Diego Chargers changed hands in a 10 million dollar sale led by Eugene Klein Samuel Schulman and former White House Press Secretary Pierre Salinger with a group of 20 businessmen. The team had losses in 1964 and only one profitable year in seven, but posted 300000 profits in 1964 as Barron Hilton and his father retained 20 percent ownership.

San Diego Calif White House Pierre Salinger Eugene Klein Samuel Schulman Beverly Hills American League Football Club Los Angeles Rams Hiltons Barron Conrad Chargers Team

Elk Shoemaker Croft Combine in One-Hitter

Elk 9 North Bennington 1 as Jim Shoemaker and Greg Croft nearly pitched a combined no hitter. Don Ryan broke the bid with a sixth inning single, his team’s lone run, while Ryan also took the loss. Duncan Keir led the Elks with a triple and a single, and Robin Outwater added a third inning double. The schedule ends with Elks vs CYO in North Bennington Monday, a decisive league title clash.

North Bennington Jim Shoemaker Greg Croff Elks Don Ryan Ryan Duncan Keir Robin Outwater Shoemaker Croft CYO Flynn Carey Flood

Dodgers erupt for 19 in Little League clash

North Bennington scene as the Little League Dodgers outslug the Red Sox 19 to 8. Hector Stratton pitched a complete game for the Dodgers while Ernie Livingston went the distance for the Red Sox. Chuckie Peacock belted a two run homer in the fourth.

North Bennington Dodgers Red Sox Hector Stratton Ernie Livingston Chuckie Peacock

North Bennington Little League Players Face Coaches and Wives

North Bennington Little League graduates will play their managers coaches and their wives in a Sunday softball game. First pitch is 1 30 p m at the North Bennington Little League field.

North Bennington

Hockey Sensation May Join Bruins

Bobby Orr, 18, top junior hockey prospect in Canada, is nearing an NHL contract with the Boston Bruins. His attorney says a deal could be finalized this weekend, with a potential two to three year contract and signing bonus. If talks fail, Orr may play for Winnipeg school or the Canadian National team.

Hariburton Ont UPI Bobby Orr Canada Boston Bruins Ontario Hockey Association Bruins NHL al Eagleson Leighton Hap) Emms Bobby Eagleson Orr Boston Bobby Hull Chicago Winnipeg Man Whiz Kid

Mt Anthony Country Club Prepares for Annual Tourney

Golf and the good things that go with it will be in plenty at the Mt. Anthony Country Club this weekend. The event showcases local talent and community support as players tee off in a longtime annual tournament.

Mt. Anthony Mt. Anthony Country Club

McLain Breaks Slump With 15th Victory Over White Sox

Denny McLain, after a clubhouse dispute with manager Frank Skaff, silenced the White Sox with an eight to zero win to improve to 15-11. The Tigers had rallied earlier as Baltimore and Boston won in other AL action, while the club seeded a weekend Scotch foursome golf tournament with 96 players teeing off Saturday.

Denny McLain Detroit McLain Tigers Frank Skaff Skaff Frank Paquin Alma Paquin Col Charles Hayward Jim Vince

Sellout Crowd Expected At Football Doubleheader

Cleveland fans anticipate a sellout Municpal Stadium crowd of over 80,000 for the fifth annual football doubleheader featuring the Minnesota Vikings versus the Washington Redskins, and the Cleveland Browns hosting the Baltimore Colts. The Browns face injuries as Frank Ryan and several receivers nurse ailments while the Colts arrive after a 27 0 loss in 1964. Colts undefeated in exhibition play, Browns at 2 1. Other NFL and AFL games through the weekend are listed with matchups in Tulsa Princeton Allentown and Denver.

Cleveland UPI Municipal Stadium Cleveland Browns Art Modell Minnesota Vikings Washington Redskins Browns Baltimore Colts Colts Dallas Detroit Tulsa Philadelphia New York Princeton N.J Pittsburgh Green Bay St. Louis Los Angeles Houston Kansas City Boston San Diego Buffalo Allentown Oakland Denver

Baseball Standings Update Night Games

Chicago trips New York 3 to 2 Phildelphia 4, Pittsburgh 1. Only games on the schedule last night.

Chicago New York Phila Pittsburgh

Bennington Catholic players plan Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl trip

Twenty members of Bennington Catholic football will travel to Hanover New Hampshire on Saturday to watch the Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl at Dartmouth College. Saber head coach Ben Rusilowski announced 20 bus seats are open to any local male with a small trip fee. tickets will be sold at the stadium and the bus departs Bennington Catholic High School at 9 a.m.

Ben Rusiloski Dennis Joy Bennington Catholic Rusiloski Fair Haven Sullivan Hanover N.H Dartmouth College Saber Rusileski Bennington Catholic High School

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