Bennington Post 13 Defeated Twice in Plattsburgh Invite
Bennington Post 13 suffered two losses at the Plattsburgh New York invitational, ending their run in the tournament. They fell to Burlington 13 later after a 9-4 strike, with standout performances from Pete Perkins and John Wart, while Norse and Mosher fueled a Friday win over Newport and a Saturday setback against Newburgh. Post 13 dropped two non league games but moved to first in the Southern Vermont Legion League as Fair Haven lost twice to Springfield.
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Tigers and Orioles race tight in AL East showdown
Detroit and Baltimore split a tense series as Gallimore beat the Tigers 1-2 behind Mike Caesar five-hitter. The Orioles, despite slumps, won twice in 12 meetings to stay in contention. A crowd of 37,635 at Tiger Stadium boosted paid admissions to 119,500 for the first three games.
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UVM Names New Coach Salzberg from Columbia
Peter Salzberg, longtime Columbia assistant athletic director and freshman basketball coach, was named head basketball coach at the University of Vermont. He led Columbia to a 17-4 Freshman mark this season and holds a 47-41 overall record. Salzberg is a 1984 Columbia graduate and former varsity basketball player and golf team captain.
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Seagren nears 19-foot pole vault at U S track trials
At Eugene Oregon Seagren the 1968 Olympic pole vault champion and Monterey Park California native cleared 18 5 percent to approach a world record near 19 feet amid rising U S track standards. He later discussed a possible acting career and the Munich Games buildup.
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U S hopes for both singles and doubles at Wimbledon
The Wimbledon Championships enter their second week as Americans Tony Traber and Louise Brough chase both singles and doubles titles amid strong field. Stan Smith and Evonne Goolagong survive to quarterfinals with key American peers Nancy Gunter and Patti Hogan in the mix. Evonne Goolagong matches Francoise Durr while Chris Evert faces Miss Hagan.
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Robertson Stars With Homer as Pirates Triumph Over Cubs
Pirates beat the Cubs 7 to 4 as Bob Robertson homered and Manny Sanguillen drove in two runs. Sanguillen also started at third, going 2 for 4, while Bruce Kison earned the win with bullpen help. Cubs’ Don Kessinger, Rick Monday, Billy Williams and Randy Hundley each had two hits. Other league scores included Expos over Mets 4-4, Reds over Padres 12-2, Astros over Braves 5-4, Giants over Dodgers 9-3, and Cardinals over Phillies 7-3.
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Standings Highlight Mixed Softball Briefs and Vermont Soccer Notes
In the Men's Recreation Softball League 3 Ways Leads at 8-0, Ghillits 7-1, Locals 7-1. Other results include Eagle Square over Greenbergs 43, Grants over B&R 12-10, 3-Ways over Locals 20-4, Heavysnacks over Villager 2-1, and Grants over Benn Pastry 12-6. Bennington, amid Vermont dandleur Soccer League action, beat Arlington to drop to last. Brian Lewis of Middlebury leads scoring with three goals. Jaislinen, Link, Truina, and Sweet add efforts. Arlington and Bennington share and challenge atop and bottom standings.
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Benn-Mobile and Lectronics clash in Bennington league action
Friday's game pitted Benn-Mobile against Lectronics with LeMieux and Johnson leading Lectronics scoring five apiece. Sunday features Moose and Benn-Mobile in two contests while other matchups include VFW and A&W teams with several players contributing multi run efforts.
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