Brattleboro and Bennington Play Brings Night to Tie
Brattleboro Post 13 pitcher Kevin Ryan and Bennington’s Bruce Bonnette duel through 11 innings in a game halted by darkness. Bonnette and Ryan go the distance as no-tellers reach third base twice, with a late Bennington rally thwarted by outfield throws and a now-scheduled replay in August.
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Redskins show off golden backfield with Brown and Thomas
Washington Redskins training camp in Carlisle features Larry Brown ending his holdout and rejoining Duane Thomas in a potent backfield. George Allen hopes the duo powers a Super Bowl run while Thomas may shift to fullback. Also notes Karl Kassulke in critical condition after motorcycle crash and Warren Wells reinstated to probation amid preseason kickoffs.
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Brewer defends Canadian Open under pressure free of nerves
Montreal readers learn Gay Brewer remains calm about defending the Canadian Open as he targets back-to-back titles. The defending champion Eyes a strong field led by Weiskopf Crampton Miller Littler Trevino and Palmer with $35,000 top prize and a $2,000 Eskimo sculpture prize.
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Amateurs tee off in Western Amateur at Point O Woods
Benton Harbor Mich UPI reports 168 amateurs tee off for Round 2 of the Western Amateur at Point O Woods with 50 advancing to double rounds Friday. Doug Ballenger leads at two under par 70, Mickey Van Gerbig one stroke back, Ben Crenshaw among early contenders.
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New lifetime sports shift in high school physical education
Patricia McCormack reports a move toward lifetime sports in schools with jogging tennis climbing skiing softball track and swimming. The Educational Facilities Laboratories notes facilities must serve many users and be adaptable, including roofing stadiums and using rooftops for turf. Innovations include converted arenas different campuses and surfing pools to provide varied athletic experiences for all students.
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Cook Seeks Pro Comeback as Bengals Quarterback
Wilmingon Ohio UPI reports former AFL star Greg Cook, after shoulder surgeries and three seasons out, is training to return as Cincinnati Bengals quarterback. He says he can throw at 65 to 70 percent and hopes gradual improvements, though arm soreness limits outdoor drills. Coach Paul Brown remains cautiously optimistic about keeping three quarterbacks on the roster.
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Mullaney to coach Utah Stars after leaving Colonels
Joe Mullaney, former FBI agent turned basketball coach, leaves the Kentucky Colonels with a year left on his contract to become head coach of the Utah Stars in the ABA. The Utah appointment was expected in Salt Lake City. Mullaney succeeds LaDell Andersen who quit to return to Utah State.
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Horseshoes Tourney Returns to Bennington After Years Away
The Bennington Horseshoe Club hosts the Southern Vermont tournament on August 4 and 5 at Willow Park. Action begins Saturday at 1 40 pm with women and juniors. juniors are 16 and under. Sunday features men’s classes with morning and afternoon sessions based on percentage of ringers. Entries expected from southern Vermont, with many from Brattleboro and Springfield.
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Bennington Considers Fast Pitch A League Meeting
Recreation Department schedules a Friday July 27 8 p.m. meeting at Stark Street Playground to discuss starting a fast pitch league in Bennington. A Saturday Beech Street Field session at 1 p.m. invites players to practice and join teams.
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