Brattleboro, Rutland beat Bennington in Legion games
Brattleboro won 3-1 at home and Rutland won 4-2 at Bennington Alumni Field over the weekend. Bennington manager Ev Chaffin protested a third inning interference call that could require replay.
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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1965
Page
8
Brattleboro won 3-1 at home and Rutland won 4-2 at Bennington Alumni Field over the weekend. Bennington manager Ev Chaffin protested a third inning interference call that could require replay.
Lectronics outlasted Poly 6 5 Sunday night in Bennington Little League action, winning with an eighth inning run after tying in the sixth. Darrell Raymond and Terry Raetz produced early offense, Poly answered, and the game stretched past regulation before Raymond scored the decisive run. Kent Woodard took the loss for Poly as Raymond earned the win for Lectronics in relief of Raetz.
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In a 6-5 victory, the Pirates scored four in the fifth inning to overcome the NB Giants in North Bennington action. Giants led 5-2 after Ted Dunn delivered a three-run homer, but Pirates hitters Tom Wilcox Mike Mears and Jim Howard sparked the comeback with three singles and an error in the fifth. Mike Keough earned the win in relief, while Ted Dunn took the loss.
Kathy Whitworth recovered from a rough morning and sank a nine-foot birdie on the final green to win the LPGA Lady Carling Midwest Open in Columbus Ohio prize money of 1500 dollars. She also posted a two under par 70 in the afternoon round, the best score of the tournament, her fourth victory of the year.
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