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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1974

Page

12

People speak opinions split players owners in NFL dispute

The article reports public opinion in letters to players owners and the NFL Commissioner. Readers largely blame players for the dispute while some defend owners. Milton Richman notes readers express clear views though coverage omits complete details of the case.

NFL Commissioner’s Office Wellington Mara New York Giants Mara NFL Management Council Giants

Dolan wins third N E women’s amateur title

Marcia Dolan of Ridgewood Conn. captured the New England Women's Amateur Golf title at Rutland Country Club with a 54-hole total of 229, finishing one stroke ahead of Martha Kirouac. Bonnie Rothwell posted the tournament’s low round but finished fourth overall.

Rutland UPI Marcia Dolan Ridgewood Conn New England Rutland Country Club Danbury Dolan Martha Kirouac Barrington R.I Bonnie Rothwell Charles River Mass Pat O’brian Pittsfield Nancy Black Marshfield Anne Marie Boylan Patricia Torzia Manchester Noreen Friel

24 team identified in Bennington County photo with Walter Wood

Walter Wood identifies members in last week's pro Bennington County Athletic Association photo. The back row includes J Harvey Robert LeBeau Sam Levin coach Paddock Duncan McLaren and Clarence Walker. The second row lists Hugh Mattison Marshall Russell Franklin Hyde John Litster Francis Evans Grant Seaton and George Plumb. The front row shows Tarrant Sibley Rober Thompson Woodhull Hall and Joe Crohat. Wood recalls early fundraising by students and field moves ending with Hunt's Grove rental and a 40 year field use after clearing hundreds of loads of stones and bringing in soil. A memorable win came against Troy High in Troy New York.

Bennington County Athletic Association Walter Wood Wood J. Harvey Robert LeBeau Sam Levin Coach Paddock Duncan McLaren Clarence Walker Hugh Mattison Marshall Russell Franklin Hyde John Litster Francis Evans Grant Seaton George Plumb Tarrant Sibley Rober Thompson Woodhull Hall Joe Crohat Wod Card Elm Street Monument Avenue Pratt’s Woods George Hawks Fred Martin Opie Harwood Russell Hyde Lester Nichols Hunt’s Grove Bennington Troy High Troy N.Y

Legion Game Canceled Between Post 13 and Pittsfield

The scheduled American Legion baseball game between Post 13 and Pittsfield has been canceled. Uncertainty remains on whether the game will be made up as Pittsfield, in a tight league context, did not want to play any non league games.

American Legion Post 13 Pittsfield Bellows Falls Brattleboro Bennington Norshaft

Hoosick softball results and standings

Weedens beat Brogues 8 to 3 on July 11 led by Bruce Weeden with a two run double and Paul Kovage with two doubles. Bakers Nursery crushed Goobers 26 to 0 on July 12 as Dick Weeden produced a three hitter and multiple RBIs. Okermans squeezed past Youth Commission 8 to 7 on July 14 to tie for first place. Bench notes mention postponed Little League games and multiple players with hits, RBIs, and stolen bases across the matchups.

Hoosick N.Y Weedens Brogues Bruce Weeden Paul Kovage Bill Bushner Pete Beaudry Frank Babcock Chuck Weeden Babcock Ted Brogue Bakers Nursery Goobers Dick Weeden Weeden Mark Harrison Vern Weeden Raider Eddy Mike Barratto RBI Jiggs Geraghty John Tudor Jeff Burdick Pete Sennett John Burdick Tom Crowley Okermans Youth Commission John Eldred

Two Brattleboro softball teams to play here Sunday

Brattleboro women face local clubs at Beech Street Field this Sunday with two games. Green's Oil, 7-1, opens at 1 p.m. led by Carol Williamson and Judy Stone against Vermont Graphics. The 3 p.m. matchup features Tuttles, 8-1, versus Mr. Dirt's Girls with Dottie Nelson and Norma Weeks as Brattleboro battery. Donations support the Women’s Softball League for next year equipment. A Brattleboro committee led by Sheila Slocum with Jane Freeley Grace Hallock Patti Hebert will assist.

Brattleboro Beech Street ASA Geri Rush Green’s Jean Bates Pownal Green's Carol Williamson Judy Stone Vermont Graphics Joyce Goodnow Wanda Wheelock Alice Miller Jane LaBreck Tuttles Mr. Dirt Butch Hayes Jim Mulvey Gale Mulvey Mary Hanson Battery Dottie Nelson Norma Weeks Miss Rush Jane Freeley Grace Hallock Patti Hebert Sheila Slocum

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