Post 13 routs Chester twice in weekend baseball
Bennington Post 19 aided two more to their wide seated ageing this weekend with 134 and 31 wing over Chester. Gary Green started and struck out six in five innings as Post 13 built a 13-0 lead. Chester offered little resistance. Bennington stole bases and plated runs in every inning. Sunday rain canceled a planned game with Fair Haven.
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John Hubbard
Bennington
Chester
Fair Haven
Ike
Post 13
Gary Green
Green
Nand
Uuta
Rice
Jeff Corey
Name Rice
Corey
Mike Maguire
Maguire
Tom Lingren
Dick Vasey
Walt Parmenter
Dave Hoyt
Hoyt
Jim Corey
Generals beat Dalton despite rain to stretch win streak
In Dalton Massachusetts the Generals outslugged the Collegians 128 in a rain shortened six inning game. John Hart pitched six effective innings allowing three unearned runs as Greg Feinberg and J J Moore led with three hits apiece. The win, one of three on the day affected by heavy rain, extends the Generals’ 14 game surge despite six errors and rainouts.
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Dalton
Mass
Generals
Collegians
Collegiens
Paul Gleree
The
Generis
John Hart
Scott Raviccl
Hart
Gae
Bennington
Greg Croft
Greg Feinberg
Leit
Roy Hil
al Plante
Guy Dunham
Moore
Croft
Feinberg
Perkins
Bucky Long
Bucky
Long
Dave Fair
Racicot
Fair
Racicat
J. J. Moore
Fatt
Gary Niles
Fran Maynard
J.J. Moore
Nelle
Winkles
New York
Kansas City
Oakland
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Cleveland
Baltimore
Chicago
Boston
Texas
Houston
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Montreal
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
St. Louis
San Diego
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Weiskopf Wins Open Ties Palmer Open Record
Weiskopf captured the British Open at Troon tying Arnold Palmer’s record with 11 years between major titles. The 6-foot-3 American earned $14,800 to boost seven week earnings to $131,445, while his late father would have shared in the victory. Nicklaus called Weiskopf’s talent unmatched, and Trevino praised his growing mastery as Weiskopf delivered a steady final round to win.
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Weiskope
Treon
Weiskopf
Troon
Outyard
Arnold Palmar
Jack Nicklaus
Columb Ohio
Ryan Sails To Second No-Hitter Of Season For Angels
Nolan Ryan thrilled a Detroit crowd by no-hitting the Tigers as the California Angels won 4 1. He struck out 17, the most by any pitcher in a no hitter. The win snapped Detroit’s four game run and left Ryan with an 11 11 record as he leads the Angels in a season shaping to the playoffs.
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Angels
Nolan Ryan Burns
Tigers
Neil Hershberg
UPI Sports
Wester
Nolan Ryan
California Angels
Kansas City Royals
Detroit Tigers
Ryan
Tryan
Alvin
Vox
Detroit
Johnny Vander Meer
Cincinnati
Aliie Reynolds
Yankees
Virgil Trucks
Jim Maloney
California
Oakland A's
Bobby Winkles
Foyt Beats McCluskey In USAC Stock Car Clash
A. J. Foyt beat Roger McCluskey in a USAC stock car race at Michigan International Speedway with a 6.3 second margin, averaging 134.429 mph. McCluskey, leader in USAC standings, earned $21,076 despite the loss. The card also notes Twin 200 results, and other IMSA Camel GT and CanAm outcomes at Mid-Ohio and Trenton, plus Peter Revson’s British GP win and CanAm issue.
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A.J
McCluskey
Michigan International Speedway
Foyt
Tucson
Ariz
Johnny Rutherford
Peter Revson
Jody Scheckter
CanAm
George Follmer
Bennington Defeats Crown Point In Six Four Soccer Victory
The Bennington soccer team beat Crown Point 6 4 as David Bushnell earned a hat trick with three goals. Richard Brunina added two goals and Tim Miller scored once to rally from an early two goal deficit. Next game is Sunday at 2 pm against Middlebury “Mister Up” at Bennington College field. season record 1 3.
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Crown Point
N.Y
Bennington
David Bushnell
Richard Brunina
Tim Miller
Middlebury
Middlebury College
Bennington College
Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl tickets go on sale in New England
The 20th annual Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl at Dartmouth Memorial Field in Hanover NH and Vermont Academy hosts the Shrine game featuring NH and VT players. NH coach Ken Parady guides the New Hampshire squad. Vermont coach Jerry Curcura leads the Vermont team. General admission tickets are 2.50 and reserve seats 4.00 with sales at 300 outlets. NH and VT ban alcohol at interscholastic contests per 1971 law.
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Hanover
N.H
Anglian Dartmmouth College
New Hampshire
Vermont
Green Mountain
New Hampshire Shrine
Ken Parady
Nashua
University of New Hampshire
Vermont Shrine
Vermont Academy
Jerry Curcura
Bellows Falls
Curcura
Memorial Field
Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl, Inc
Bennington
Elks Club
Alcoa Aluminum
Adama Drug Store
Powneal
Pownal View
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Terry Raeter
Ted Ripley
Bill Martin
Scott Buchanan
Scott Buck
Kevin Ryan
Buchanan
Buck
John Goslek
Pete Sausville
Parmenter
Raetz
Martin
Ripley
Brattleboro
Post
Springfield
Bratleboro
Randy Moore
Rain
Danny Sullivan
Racicet
Cooney
Palmer
By Roger Sargent
Scotland
UPI
Tom Weiskop
Nicklaus
Lee ‘Trevino
Merry Trevino
Tom Weiskopf
Johnny Millee
Neil Coles
Tom
Oakmont
Winston Tienas
Bob Oliver
al Gallagher
Roy White
Sam McDowell
Sparky Lyle
McDowell
Lyle
Denny Thompson
Mike Adams
Adams
Tony Oliva
George Mitterwald
Jim Holt
Joe Lis
Twins
Buddy Bell
Fead
George Hendrick
Dwight Evans
Evans
Tung
Mark Belanger
al Bumbry
Belanger
Paul’ Blair
Tommy Davis
Bumbry
Earl Williams
Pete New York
Raston
Bas Dallimore
Hausas City
Wanses City
Cleve
Kino
Mmiln
Gabland
Walt
Mina
Drago
Delroth
Stradler
Chiceen
Jobusen
Bites
Curtis
Pam
Castrox
Califorsia
Sinner
Adrian Oakland
Huster
Stratton Builders
Cherry Court
Sennington
A. J. Foyt
Gary Kale
Roger McCluskey
Awl
United States Auto Club
Mike Keyser
Bob Beasley
Horst Kweed
Mid-Ohio
Keyser-Beasley
Ike Knupp
Allan Barker
Mike Murray
Kweech
Theodoracopulos
Nick Craw
John Morton
Reading
Bob Sharp
John McCombe
Trenton Speedway
Bobby Allison
Revson
Mario Andrett
Main
Lee Marsh
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