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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1977

Page

12

Page wrecks Rice story Oakland drops Sox 8-7

Oakland won 8-7 as Mitchell Page homered twice in the ninth to spoil Jim Rice's big night for Boston. Rice slugged three homers and a single in a standout effort, but Campbell could not hold and the A's tied the game in the eighth.

Oakland Sox A’s Boston Yankees Kansas City Rice Red Sox Bill Campbell Sheldon Mallory Jim Rice Boston Red Sox Oakland A’s Mitchell Page Bruce Colon Snow Valley Jim Tyrone Page Campbell Fenway Park

Burleson blasts Red Sox after blown lead in A’s loss

Boston infielder Rick Burleson raged after a 8-7 defeat to Oakland, complaining pitchers failed to challenge hitters and calling for players to call their own game. He cited misreads on off speed pitches and booing over errors as fuel for his anger.

Boston UBS Roggebas Boston Red Rick Burleson Ae Zimmer Red Sox Oakland Burleson Zimmer Rick Wise Mitchell Page

Chambliss breaks out and wins game with pinch homer

New York 5 Kansas City 3 as Chambliss lofted a pinch homer with two on, boosting the Yankees to their 19th win in 22 games. He snapped an 0-for-11 skid, matching a pennant-clinching echo from last year’s ALCS finale.

New York Kansas City Minnesota Toronto Cleveland Chicago Baltimore California Yankees Royals Chris Chambliss Thurman Munson Lou Piniella Chambliss Cliff Johnson George Brett al Cowens Twins Larry Hisle Hisle Bob Gorinski Lyman Bostock UPI Kansas City Royals Johnson Yankee Roy Reaa Bird E Mingori Man Munson Louigella Ingori Bch Bucky Mickey Rivers Whitey Herzog Catfish Hunter Graig Nettles Nettles Reggie Jackson Munson Royal Paul Splittorff Lark Lyle

Brock Breaks Ty Cobb Stolen Base Record Night in San Diego

Lou Brock, 38, tied and then surpassed Ty Cobb with 893 stolen bases, in a 4 3 loss to the Padres. Brock’s two steals extended his career mark as teammates honored him, including Brock receiving the game ball and a commemorative bag. He noted overcoming doubters from 1972 and drew comparisons to Hank Aaron in pursuit of a historic achievement.

SAN Diego UPI Lou Brock Hank Aaron Aaron Babe Ruth Brock Ty Cobb St. Louis Express Cobb San Diego Padres Padres St. Louis Mike Ivie al Hrabosky Cardinals San Diego Stadium Cardinal Randy Jones Maury Wills King of Thieves

Ranger manager Billy Hunter keeps smiling amid pennant pursuit

At Yankee Stadium Billy Hunter reflects on a improving Texas Rangers and their chase in the American League West. He praises catcher Jim Sundberg and notes his own plans to possibly host Earl Weaver after a division race while crediting Earl for Mike Hargrove’s improved leadoff performance.

New York UPI Billy Hunter Yankee Texas Rangers Kansas City Royals Chicago White Sox Minnesota Twins Hunter Lutherville, Md Beverly Pennsylvania Three Rivers Weaver Chunter Happ Earl Mike Hargrove Hargrove

Brock Sets Modern Stolen Base Mark In Padres Loss

Lou Brock, at 38, tied Ty Cobb’s 892 and then stole his 893rd bases in the Cardinals 4-3 defeat to San Diego. The milestone came as fans cheered and teammates helped retrieve the bag. Other NL scores included Dodgers over Cubs and Expos over Reds, while AL results featured Minnesota, Baltimore, and Oakland wins.

MACC golf winners at Mt Anthony Club by divisions

The 80th MACC member member and guest golf event at Mt Anthony Country Club concluded with 31 men’s teams and 11 women’s teams. Winners include John Maloney Jack Griffin for first division low gross and Alex Mahar Jack Carmody for first low net, with numerous names listed for second and lower divisions across gross and net scores.

Mt. Anthony Country Club Ball Gross John Maloney Jack Griffin Clayton White Bernie Wisher Alex Mahar Jack Carmody D. Bower J. Bower

Mt Anthony Tennis Champs Crown Winners

The Mt Anthony Country Club hosted tennis championships on Sunday. In boys' division, a defeated John Whitney 6-1 6-4. Lila Cestone beat Patty McKeon 6-2 6-3 in women's A. Nancy Dupont defeated Joanne Collins 7-6 6-4 in women's B. Ken Cestone beat Harry Kaufmann 3-6 6-0 6-2.

Mt. Anthony Country Club John Whitney Vision Lila Cestone Patty McKeon Nancy Dupont Joanne Collins Ken Cestone Harry Kaufmann

Saratoga Harness Results Report From August 29 1977

Results from Saratoga on Monday include multiple pace and trot races led by Chew Direct Steps Melissa Dear AB Collins and Little Prize among others. Final handle totals reach 172019 with earnings across ten pacing and trotting events and a 2 483 win pool.

Chew Rascal Gurn Springs Gayle Bunty Dear Mooney Hanover Melissa Dear Piper Belle Sagacity AB Collins Majestic Frost Brave Ringo Meadow Paradise

Saratoga Harness Card Highlights August 30 1977

The Saratoga race program lists ten pace and trot races for August 30 1977 with fields led by Vanilla Fudge White Boots B and Lucky Dicy in the first race and Colonial Chuck Quick Kick Socks Bohemia in the second. The Driver Championship Pace names Uncle Hermen Mighty Lisa Ber way and others as top entrants across a full card of one mile events with purses ranging up to 3200 dollars.

Lucky Dicy Patty Farrel Gay Dexter Field Reagh Cinder Fella J T Byrd Colonial Chuck Helenda Quick Kick Socks Bohemia Billy Turbo Marks Sheeba Radio Pru Hanover Red Hustler Rosewater Symetra Kates Angel Autocrat Foresees Willies Pace Liberal Arts C C Byrd Petite Cloud Aurelius Kabyrd O Briens Brindle Rockville Alice Debbie Pioneer Star Child Lucky Speed Colins Lady Abbe Airedale J Ds Susan Garys Buddy Blossom Belle Barrico Blue Grass Frank Contessa Bonny Woodhill Urania So Sudden Max von Scott Gina Marie Garrock Adios Suerte Tumbling Peter Hop Sweet Leilani Juanitas Boy Another Flanagan Redwood Beau San Special Butler le Thon Little van Tuxedos Treasure Show Gem Reporter Boy Punch Lockswinger Minos Alien Silk Mir Nardins Bee Clippers Bomb Dark Mirage Rachel Newport She Can Breeze Step Saver Hyridge Song Bay Cloud Parnelli Swanzey Toots Nancy Lullwater Dukes Mike Billys Bunny Missions Jessette Bolden Victor Queen Mite Sams Kin Pece Caspian Les Shannon Bug Bycome Kay Blackstone Chips Bea Frisky Suzy Lady Lana N Speedy Socks Wee Richard D Jeff T. S Batle Charge Old Man Anderson Greenbush Lorna Orlandos Pride Mighty Forever Garrock Mike Power Crater Mr. Morton Egg

Hinsdale Harness Entries Race Card Unfolds With Turbid Scratched Picks

Hinsdale harness meet lists nine pacing divisions with $500 to $4600 purses. Each race names eight horse entries led by favorites such as First, Pace and Ninth with trainers including Margie. Jockeys vary as horses like Power Crater and Still At Large vie for top spots.

P M Star Wallkill Sunny Jamesway Philly Ossipee G. Denton Mar Con Valor Navarac F J Byrd Tarry On Lota Woman Bear Market Danby Volo Snow Boy Vic Quick Marktree Sam Pace Mister Taptoes Ding Ding Yankee Swanzey Dickory Lori Cassco Margie J M Dick Bam Bam Lawson Allstar Pick Starflyte Tass Blaze Knight Berliner Girt

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