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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1970

Page

8

Norshaft-Arlington All Stars Claim 5-1 Regional Final

Norshaft-Arlington Little League toppled Bennington 5-1 to reach the District II finals behind Chuck Brady’s two hit mound effort and timely hitting from Kevin Snow. Brady fanned seven, Nor shaft built a three-run first inning, and Duane Peacock added two runs. Bennington’s lone score came in the third. Norshaft advances to face Brattleboro or Hinsdale for the title tomorrow at 2 p.m.

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Sudden Sam Returns to Form for Indians Big Victory

Cleveland fireballer Sam McDowell improved to 15-4, striking out nine in a 5-2 win over the Chicago White Sox. Vada Pinson hit a two run homer, with Ray Fosse, Duke Sims, and Ted Uhlaender adding key RBIs as Cleveland pulled away in the later innings. Joe Horlen took the loss for Chicago.

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Red Sox option Lonborg to minors in bid to regain form

Boston shifts veteran Jim Lonborg to Louisville to work on his pitching after a season clouded by arm and shoulder trouble. He will host a news conference at Fenway Park as Chuck Hartenstein joins the roster. Lonborg aims to prove he can return to the major league rotation.

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