Bennington Post 13 Splits Weekend Doubleheaders
Bennington Post 13 split two weekend doubleheaders over the Fourth of July. At Williamstown Post 152 edged them 2-1 as Gadbois fended off Bennington’s rallies while Martin Pem and Maguire produced the offense in a 15-5 rout for Post 13. Sunday at Springfield Post 13 fell 5-4 before taking the second game 9-8 behind hot bats from Buck and Maguire as Green closed out a seven run nightcap victory.
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Generals Drop Trio of Games in League Play
The Bennington Generals lost two Saturday games to Amsterdam New York 3-2 and 7-5, then were shutout 12-0 by Enfield Connecticut in a nine inning contest. Niles scored in the first win and again in the second. Springfield’s late rally fell short. Green left with a blister as Post 13 fell behind then split the Sunday twin bill, trailing in the league standings with a 5-3 mark. Wednesday’s non league game at Brattleboro looms as a key test.
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Williams promises Angels moves after eighth defeat
United Press International reports Dick Williams vowed changes after the California Angels lost their eighth straight game under his management. The 6-2 defeat to the Cleveland Indians on Sunday left Williams hinting at moves but not detailing them as he faced a tough start in Anaheim.
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US Olympic Committee meets in Durham to pick Pan Am team
The United States Olympic Committee meets in Durham to choose a head coach and a method for selecting the Pan American Games team for Sao Paulo Brazil next spring. The session also reviews a weekend dual meet with the Soviet Union where the U S men won and the women lost as usual. Sam Colson and Mac Wilkins posted standout marks at Duke's Wallace Wade Stadium in front of 65 000 in rain.
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Wimbledon Champs Head for Home as Couple in 75
Wimbledon champions Jimmy Connors and Chris Evert headed home after their titles, planning a 1976 marriage to become the first married couple to win both Wimbledon crowns. Evert defeated Olga Morozova 6-0 6-4 for the women’s title, earning $16,800, while Connors beat Ken Rosewall 6-1 6-1 6-4 for $24,000.
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A&W Edges Display 9 8 In Little League Clash
Bennington action Sunday night saw A W beat Display 9 to 8 with Mike Serre earning the win. Tonight First Vermont faces Tansitor while Bennington Iron Works meets Globe Union in the minor league lineup.
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