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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1975

Page

12

Cole Leads Open Contenders as Carnoustie Sets Record

South African Bobby Cole seized the early British Open lead at Carnoustie with a 36-hole total of 138, topping Graham Marsh who matched a course record 67 and Hale Irwin after a flawless second round. Marsh, 31, fired 33 and 34, while Irwin added a 70 to pair with his 69 first round. Nicklaus, Oosterhuis, and others chased in slick conditions as a birdie spree highlighted the day.

Cole Graham Marsh Hale Irwin Carnoustie Marsh Irwin Peter Oosterhuis Jack Nicklaus Oosterhuis Hogan Billy Casper Europe Asia Nicklaus Ben Hogan Tony Jacklin

All-Star rosters set as A’s and Yankees lead selections

Oakland four starters and two pitchers headline the AL lineup with Reggie Jackson, Bert Campaneris, Gene Tenace and Joe Rudi in the initial starting group alongside Thurman Munson and Graig Nettles. Yankees also place Catfish Hunter and Rod Carew tops the fan voting remains strong for starters from both leagues.

NEW York UPI Oakland A’s New York Yankees Bowie Kuhn A’s Gene Tenace Bert Campaneris Reggie Jackson Joe Rudi Oakland Vida Blue Rollie Fingers Milwaukee Yankees Thurman Munson Graig Nettles Bobby Bonds Catfish Hunter Minnesota Rod Carew Carew Cincinnati Johnny Bench Tenace Texas Mike Hargrove Nettles Sal Bando Indians Buddy Bell Campaneris Robin Yount Munson Boston Carlton Fisk Bonds Bobby Murcer San Francisco Jackson Rudi Fred Lynn Whitein Blue Fingers Hunter al Dark Baltimore Jim Palmer California Nolan Ryan Kansas City Steve Busby Chicago Jim Kaat Rich Gossage Walt Alston Don Sutton Andy Messersmith Mike Marshall Tom Seaver Jon Matlack Jerry Reuss Pittsburgh Tug McGraw Philadelphia Phil Niekro Atlanta Randy Jones San Diego

Cashman to lead 22nd Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl parade

Wayne Cashman of the Boston Bruins will be grand marshal of the Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl pregame parade in Hanover New Hampshire on August 16. He will also play in the Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl Golf Tournament August 15 and speak at a pregame dinner. The event benefits Shriners Hospitals for Crippled and Burned Children and features high school bands and 2000 Shriners.

Cashman Lake Morey Inn Fairlee Vermont Northeast Bruin Boston New Hampshire Shriners Shrine

Saints sign Manning to new four year deal

Saints owner John Mecom Jr. announces Archie Manning has a four year contract with the club and will be the starting quarterback. Manning says he rejected a substantial WFL offer to stay with the Saints, noting reports of a Memphis Southmen bid.

NEW Orleans UPI New Orleans Saints Archie Manning John Mecom Jr Manning Archie Mecom World Football League Saints National Football League Memphis Southmen

Stockton Defends Quad Cities Open On Oakwood Course

The Quad Cities Open at Oakwood Country Club in Moline starts with defending champ Dave Stockton cautioning that the 6400 yard course will be tougher than it appears. Only 11 of 104 qualifiers posted sub par scores as pros warned that high rough and firm greens will challenge scoring this week.

Moline UPI Oakwood Country Club Larry Nelson Jim Jamieson Stockton Crow Valley Country Club Mississippi River Bettendorf Iowa Oakwood Quad Cities Doug Sanders Sam Snead Frank Beard Homero Blancas Butch Baird Dave Hill Tony Jacklin

UVM Adds Providence To 1975 76 Hockey Schedule

Vermont athletics director Denis Lambert announced Providence will join the Catamounts 1975-76 home hockey schedule at Gutterson Fieldhouse on February 16. Providence, returning after a four year absence, was among the season’s top scorers with Ron Wilson leading the Friars, while Vermont captain Tim OConnell led Vermont’s scoring. Providence replaces Connecticut on the Catamounts schedule.

Burlington University of Vermont Vermont Denis Lambert Providence UVM Gutterson Donnybrook Friars Boston Garden Boston University Cornell Ron Wilson Tim O’connell Gutterson Connecticut

Vermont New Hampshire all star interstates soccer game set

In Middlebury on August 2 the Twin State Soccer Cup will launch what organizers hope as a series of Vermont New Hampshire all star high school matches. Dwight Fiske, Harwood Union coach and Vermont Soccer Coaches president, notes soccer growth hinges on local stars and broad support amid NCAA rule clashes.

Middlebury UPI Pele United States Ted Williams Mickey Mantle Dwight Fiske Harwood Union Vermont Soccer Coaches Association North America Fiske New Hampshire Vermont Middlebury College National Collegiate Athletic Association NCAA Lions Mark Kevorkian Mt. Anthony Rob Clayton Burr and Burton Seminary Manchester Clayton Kevorkian

Forbes trial opens in Minneapolis over hockey incident

The Boston Bruins forward Dave Forbes faces an assault with a deadly weapon charge in Hennepin County Court after an on ice scuffle with Henry Boucha. Boucha suffered a facial injury and stitches after the fight while Forbes apologized. Defense argues the indictment is selective and discriminatory with trial expected to end next week.

Minneapolis UPI Dave Forbes Boston Bruins Hennepin County Court National Hockey League Forbes Henry Boucha Boucha Minnesota North Stars Minnesota Fighting Saints John Brown Scarborough Cnt Brown Ronald Meshbesher

NBA Considers Unfair Labor Charges Over Talks

The NBA weighs filing unfair labor practice charges with the National Labor Relations Board after talks with the NBA Players Association were suspended. Alan Rothenberg said the refusal to bargain in good faith focused on college draft, option clause, and compensation for a team losing a player after his option date. The last agreement expired June 1.

New York UPI National Basketball Association NBA Players Association National Labor Relations Board Alan Rothenberg NBA Rothenberg Joe Axelson Kansas City Kings Ed Silver

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