CYO and Elks Triumph in Interstate Baseball Action
Both of Bennington's Interstate Baseball League entries won last night. The CYO nine beat Arlington 11 to 5 with a five run fifth inning, while the Elks defeated Hoosick Falls Kiwanis 7 to 3 as Hec Stratton allowed seven hits and struck out 10.
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Bennington
Interstate Baseball League
CYO
Arlington
Elks
Hoosick Falls Kiwanis
Cyo-Arlington
Tom Pettit
Terry Raetz
Mike Hayden
Dave Hoyt
Steve Rice
John Hart
Hec Stratton
Tansitor Blanks Moose 7-0 On One Hit Effort
Tansitor Electronics tops Moose 7-0 behind Jimmy Sennett one hit pitching as Brookman breaks up the no hitter in the second. Moose Ahearn allows five hits but issues five free passes in defeat. Butler delivers two hits and scores three runs for Tansitor while Grookman musters Moose’s only hit. Pete Sennett and Jim Moore combine for 10 strikeouts but walk eight in the loss.
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Moose
Tansitor Lectronics
Bennington
Eastenders
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Brookman
Ahearn
Tansitor
Butler
Sennett
Green
Lyons
Grookman
Pete Sennett
Jim Moore
Mets Seaver Stuns In Near Perfect Game
Tom Seaver delivered a superb pitching performance for the Mets, nearly achieving a perfect game. He stood on the mound in the late innings, disappointed after a string of decisive outs, as fans watched in astonishment at New York.
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Mets
Seaver Marvelous
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Powell Drives Orioles to Narrow Win Over Yankees in 11th
Boog Powell advanced Baltimore with a sprint from first on Brooks Robinson's 10th inning double, fueling a 6-5 victory over the New York Yankees and keeping the Orioles ahead by 11 2 games in the American League East. Detroit, Washington, Chicago, Kansas City and California also won in varied fashion as league races tightened.
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New York Yankees
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Kansas City
Minnesota
California
Seattle
Tom Matchick
Carl Yastrzemski
Pat Dobson
President Nixon
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Joe Coleman
Coleman
Frank Howard
Mike Epstein
del Unser
Pete Ward
Wilbur Wood
Paul Lindblad
Joe Foy
Lou Piniella
Royals
Foy
Harmon Killebrew
Roger Nelson
Fred Talbot
George Brunet
Pilots
Angels
New York Mets
Seaver
Shea Stadium
Golden Boy
Mets
Nancy
Nancy Seaver
Tom Seaver
Chicago Cubs
Jim Qualls
Cubs
Jimmy Qualls
Tacoma
Randy Hundley
Qualls
East Washington
W. L. Pet
New York
West Pittsburgh
St. Louis
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Cincinnati
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Wash
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Balt
N.Y
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Pitts
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Red Sox Open Rugged Road Trip at Baltimore
Boston starts a 10 day stretch against Baltimore and New York after a narrow loss to Detroit. Dick Williams plans George Scott at first and Sonny Siebert to oppose Jim Hardin with shifting infield duties. A late Detroit rally and stellar defense kept the Tigers ahead in a tense finish at Fenway. A separate note: UPI reports on a computerized info board debut for the US Open at Forest Hills from Aug 27 to Sept 7.
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Orioles
Yankees
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Sonny Siebert
Jim Hardin
Williams
Dick Schofield
Dalton Jones
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Joe Lahoud
Carl Yastrzemski
Fenway
Tigers
Lee Stange
Bill Lee
Ron Kline
New York
Forest Hills
Power Brigade in AL Outfield
The American League named a homer hitting outfield of Reggie Jackson Frank Howard and Frank Robinson to start the All-Star game at Robert F Kennedy Memorial Stadium Washington in July. The 28 man squad includes Rico Petrocelli Boog Powell Rod Carew Sal Bando Bill Freehan and others with Manager Mayo Smith choosing the rest. Jackson led AL outfield votes with 260 Robinson 250 and Howard 169. Carew topped the majors at .356 while Robinson Powell Petrocelli and Howard each hit over .300.
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UPD
Reggie Jackson
Frank Howard
Frank Robinson
Robert F. Kennedy Memor
Washington
Bowie Kuhn
Rico Petrocelli
Boston Red Sox
Boog Powell
Baltimore
Rod Carew
Minnesota Twins
Sal Bando
Oakland
Bill Freehan
Detroit Tigers
Mayo Smith
Jackson
Robinson
Cincinnati Reds
Howard
Brooks Robinson
Bando
Kuhn
Carew
Powell and Petrocelli
Southpaw Bob Charles Leads British Open
New Zealand golfer Bob Charles from Christchurch held a two stroke lead after the first round of the British Open at Lytham St Annes. The Christchurch native led the field as play concluded with Charles in front by two shots.
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Lytham ST
Anes
England
UPI
Christchurch
New Zealand
Dave Love
Marietta
Atlanta
Love
Rangers star Rod Gilbert to direct Skateland summer hockey school
New York Rangers winger Rod Gilbert will direct training for the Skateland summer hockey school in New Hyde Park starting today for eight weeks, as challengers Hedley Muscroft and Tony Jacklin dispute the claim. Charles enjoys his best PGA year with over $50,000 in winnings.
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UPS
Rod Gilbert
New York Rangers
Skateland
New Hyde Park
L.1
N.Y
Weekend Food Buys Guide From USDA and Interior
The guide notes ample supplies for the second weekend in July with meat and poultry prominent. Broiler-fryer chickens and turkeys are most abundant, beef cuts like roasts and ground beef are in best supply, and pork items such as bacon and chops are widely available. Canned tuna, sardines, and fish sticks are noted for seafood buyers. Fresh vegetables include cabbage corn onions and potatoes with some areas adding tomatoes. Watermelons cantaloupes bananas limes and peaches appear in many markets. The list also highlights plentiful rice and summer vegetables and notes peaches are on the plentiful list though marketing remains slow.
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USDA
Maine
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