Camp Y Woods Offers Youngsters Adventures Near the Monument
Camp Y Woods YMCA in Bennington area offers youths ages seven to twelve a day camp experience with archery, crafts, nature study, and events like Hippi Day and Friend Day. The program aims at recreation, woods safety training, self-reliance, teamwork, and leadership while preventing juvenile delinquency. Two two week sessions remain with July 21 to August 1 and August 4 to 15. Registration is at the Bennington YMCA.
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Orioles lefty Dave McNally appeared headed for a loss after 13 straight wins when Cleveland trailed 2-1 in the seventh. Boog Powell doubled and Brooks Robinson hit his 15th homer to lift Baltimore 3-2. Pete Richert got the win, McNally’s streak intact, as Indians and other AL results followed: Twins beat White Sox, Tigers over Senators, Athletics over Pilots, and early divisional action noted.
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Phil Niekro, once a high school teammate of John Havlicek in Bridgeport, Ohio, rises to lead the Braves with his 15th win as Atlanta shells the Reds 12-2. He credits teachers including Ly, Harris, Dorish, Paige, and Richards for his path to the majors. A 20-hit attack backs him, with a third inning two-run single from Niekro. Other NL games feature Giants over Dodgers in a slugfest, Wills and Parker pacing L A, and Torre turning 29 with Cardinals in a rout of Philadelphia as Montreal tops Pittsburgh on back-to-back doubles by Ty Cline and Coco Laboy granting the winning run.
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Mobile Homes Stuns Hard Luck A&W 10-9
Bennington Mobile Homes edged Hard Luck A&W 10-9 in Bennington league play after a six run fifth inning, overcoming an 8-3 hit edge by the A&W squad. Hard Luck A&W struggled to finish strong despite late rally.
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A&W Rally Stuns Trailermen In Nine Inning Split
West roaders push across eight runs after a rough start as Svitak limits walks and Mobile Home hurler Thayer unravels. Davis leads with three hits as both sides exchange runs early. late surge seals 8-3 rally and a split.
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Santiago Starts Workouts For Red Sox Comeback
The Cuban pitcher Jose Santiago, once a key Boston starter, reports improved arm condition after elbow surgery. He hopes to be reinstated as an active pitcher early next month, following last season’s tendonitis and a mid career rehab.
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Burlington Golf Star Reaches Vermont Amateur Quarterfinals
Scott Griffin of Bennington, Berkshire County Junior Allied Golf Champion, survives two torrid rounds at Burlington Country Club to advance to the quarterfinals of the Vermont Amateur Golf Championship. He defeated Ted Cheeseman then beat John Wilkinson 6-5, while Mickey Carmody fell to Billy Joyce in a dramatic day of match play.
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Pro football players show reluctance in July as veterans retirements and unsigned contracts ripple through teams. Rams see two seven year veterans depart and Fred Biletnikoff seeks talks with Al Davis while Oilers lose Coverson and Halley. Packers struggle with Wilson and Williams not reporting, and Patriots deny any trade talks for their top draft pick.
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