Brattleboro Post 5 Defeats Bennington In Vermont Legion Play
Brattleboro Post 5 beat Bennington 2-1 at Spinelli Field to halt Bennington’s undefeated run. Bruce Bonnette pitched for Post 5, while Bennington’s Dave Hoyt allowed two costly first inning runs and was effective after. Post 13 coach Ted Ripley commented on the tough nature of losses to mistakes as the teams sit tied atop the Vermont Legion League Southern division at 8-1.
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Bennington
Spinelli Field
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Statle Field
Post 13
Bruce Bonnette
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Joe Boyle
Kurt Nims
Pete LaFlamme
Boyle
Jim Barrett
Paul Kenworthy
Paul Rice
Rice
Terry Raetz
Hoyt
Raetz
Randy
Moore
Barrett
Billy DeForge
Steve Bennette
Bennette
Berinette
Walt Parmenter
Bonnette
Ted Ripley
Ripley
David Carrier
Granville
Dartmouth
Hanover
N.H
Windsor
Rutland
Vermont Legion League
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Steve Bonnette
Forma
Cleveland
Jack Stohamer
Rudy May
Dave Sells
Indians
Rick Wise earns All Star nod despite rough Giants defeat
Rick Wise of the St. Louis Cardinals was named to the All Star team for the second time in three years, but he endured a tough outing as the Giants battered him for six runs on four hits in 2 2/3 innings. Gary Matthews drove in three on a homer and double, in a 8-3 Giants win that kept the Cardinals tied for first in the NL East as Chicago pressed. Ron Bryant earned the win to raise his NL-leading victory total to 14. Other scores: Pittsburgh 3-2 over the Dodgers, New York 12-2 over Atlanta, Cincinnati 7-3 over Philadelphia, Montreal 2-0 over Houston. In the American League, Minnesota blanked New York 3-0. Boston 8-3 over Chicago. Baltimore 5-2 over Oakland. Cleveland 10-6 over California in 11 innings. Milwaukee 6-0 over Texas. Detroit 14-4 over Kansas City.
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Clay Kirby
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Andy Kosco
Steve Carlton
Tom Hull
Osteen
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Coleman
Steve Busby
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Reggie Smith
Bill Lee
Jim Kaat
Tony Oliva
Twins
Mel Stottlemyre
Dave May
Jim Colborn
Brewers
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Merv Retterimund
Baltimore
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Dodgers lead NL pitching staff named for All Star Game
Sparky Anderson selected eight NL pitchers for the July 24 All Star game in Kansas City led by Tom Seaver Don Sutton Claude Osteen and Jim Brewer with Rick Wise Wayne Twitchell Dave Giusti Jack Billingham and Seaver as the senior hurler. Bill Russell was the Dodgers top finisher in balloting though L A was largely overlooked.
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Cincinnati Reds
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Claude Osteen
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Sutton
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Rick Wise
St. Louis Cardinals
Wayne Twitchell
Philadelphia Phillies
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Osteen
Brewer
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Coleman collects 15th win as Tigers hammer Kansas City
Detroit built a 10 hit attack to crush Kansas City 14 6 with Joe Coleman securing his 15th win. Stanley homered twice in the rally, Gates Brown and Dick McAuliffe added three run blasts, while Staley also connected as the Tigers produced a dominant offensive night.
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Kennedy to quit NBA post in 1975
Walter Kennedy announced his retirement as NBA commissioner effective June 1, 1975. He predicted future expansion beyond 17 teams, possible European play, and lower travel costs. He will advise as a consultant for over $500,000 and help select a successor.
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National Basketball Association
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NBA Board of Governors
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Donnelly takes charge in Vermont amateur golf update
Burlington reports a shift in the Vermont amateur golf championship where John Donnelly of Kwiniaska shot a 72 to reach 144 after two days, taking the lead. Doug Morissette faltered with 85 on day two, while Brad Griffin and Bruce Hier sit close behind with 144 and 145 respectively.
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John Donnelly
Kwiniaska
Donnelly
Brad Griffin
Rutland
Bruce Hier
Proctor-Pittsford
Joe Prarie
Dan Gleichowski
Crown Point
Jerry Daly
Bryan Laselle
Manchester
Dick Beauchamp
Mt. Anthony Country Club
John Wilkinson
Stewart Ledbetter
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