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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1977

Page

9

Night slate features multiple MLB clashes across leagues

Milwaukee visits Toronto as Travers battles Lemanczyk while Hassler and Kravec duel Chicago. Rozema faces Alexander in Detroit at Texas, Guidry vs Langford in Oakland, and Jenkins meets Ryan in California. Flanagan starts for Baltimore at Seattle, with Boston at California and New York at Oakland on Saturday night. Midwest and East results update standings as Chicago, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Montreal, New York, Los Angeles, Houston, San Francisco, San Diego, Atlanta chase division leads amid Thursday scores and upcoming pitchers.

Milwaukee Travers Toronto Lemanczyk Kansas City Hassler Chicago Kravec Detroit Rozema Texas Alexander New York Guidry Oakland Langford Boston Jenkins California Ryan Baltimore Flanagan Seattle Galasso Pittsbgh Phila St. Louis Montreal Los Ang Cinei Houston San Fran San Diego Atlanta Cinci Los Angeles Philadelphia Pittsburgh Eastwick Rasmussen Cincinnati Seaver Moskau Reuss Niekro Baltimoe Cleveind Miln Weat Pet Kaw City Mine Texas Calif Minnesota Kan City Cleve Tony Goltz Cleveland Garland

Thursday Football Trades and Releases Summary

Cleveland released guard Mark Van Horne and tackle Tom Burkett. Oakland acquired defensive tackle Bob Brown for 100 waiver price. Pittsburgh waived kicker Tony DiRienzo. New England acquired Harold Hart and released Kevin Cuniff. Baltimore acquired Ken Rudolph and placed Al Bumbry on the 15 day list. Los Angeles sent John Hale to Albuquerque and recalled Joe Simpson. New York Mets sent Jackson Todd to Tidewater and activated Bob Myrick. San Diego optioned John D Acquisto to Hawaii. Toronto acquired Tom Murphy and sent Dennis DeBarr to Toledo.

Cleveland Mark van Horne Akron Tom Burkett North Carolina Oakland Bob Brown Cincinnati Pittsburgh Tony DiRienzo Oklahoma New England Harold Hart Kevin Cuniff Boston College Los Angeles John Hale Albuquerque Joe Simpson New York Mets Jackson Todd Tidewater Bob Myrick San Diego John D’acquisto Hawaii Toronto Tom Murphy Boston Dennis DeBarr Toledo

Baseball season leaders a mixed bag of NL and AL stats

National and American Leagues leaders show Foster and Cin top in home runs with 32 and 27, while Garvey and Bench pace RBIs for LA and Cin. Pitching led by Reuschel and Ryan, with key figures such as Tanana, Carlton, and Blyleven high in wins and ERAs among the season’s best.

Foster Cin Schmidt Phil Garvey Bench Cis Lusinski Rice Bos Scott Hisle Minn Nettles Bonds Cal Cey R.reuschel Chi Forsch St.l Carlton Ray Candelaria Pitt John Rhoden Rogers Ryan Goltz Tanana Palmer Balt T.johnson Alexander Tex R.may Colborn Cai Mtl Hooton Richard Hou Blyleven Rozema Del

Cubs Ride Wrigley Wind to 16-15 Marathon Win

The Cubs slugged 16 runs on 24 hits to outslug the Reds 16-15 in 13 innings at Wrigley Field. Dave Rosello delivered the game winner after a late error, as Chicago tied a major league record with 11 homers in extra innings, including two by Bill Buckner and George Mitterwald. The night also featured Dodgers over Phillies 2-1 and Pirates 9-4, with John Urrea tossing a five-hitter for St Louis in a 3-0 win over Atlanta. Expos beat San Diego 5-4 thanks to Andre Dawson's eighth inning homer.

Chicago Bill Buckner George Mitterwald Bobby Murcer Jerry Morales Cubs Johnny Bench Pete Rose Mike Lum Cesar Geronimo Ken Griffey Cincinnati Dave Rosello Reds Rick Reuschel Reuschel Steve Ontiveros Rosello Jack Billingham Dodgers Phillies Reggie Smith Los Angeles Tommy John Bill Robinson Phil Garner Jim Rooker Joe Ferguson Bob Watson Houston Cardinals Braves John Urrea Garry Templeton Urrea Expos Padres Andre Dawson

Monzon to Defend Title in Record Boxing Bout

Argentinian world middleweight champion Carlos Monzon meets Colombian challenger Rodrigo Valdes in Monte Carlo. Promoter Michael Malitz calls it the biggest middleweight fight ever for live gate purse and international TV reach, stressing a money driven attraction.

Monte Carlo UPI Carlos Monzon Argentina Rodrigo Valdes Michael Malitz Top Rank Inc Top Rank Rodolfo Sabbatini Malitz

Mets infielder Randle fined for March beating

Lenny Randle of the New York Mets received a 1000 dollar fine and 50 dollar surcharge plus free career advice after a March assault on Frank Lucchesi. The judge condemned the act, noting sports reputations suffered, as Lucchesiedge sustained facial injuries.

Orlando Fla UPI New York Mets Lenny Randle Texas Rangers Frank Lucchesi Randle Rangers Mets Maurice Paul Paul Don Zimmer Lucchesi Bump Wills

Turner wins in dinghy on Narragansett Bay

Ted Turner skipper of Courageous wins the five race dinghy series in Narragansett Bay. Turner takes two wins with Gary Jobson assisting as tactician. France II crewman Dominique Jamard loses a mast and tips over. Courageous crew members finish first and second, Independence third, Gretel II fourth.

Newport R.I UPI Ted Turner Courageous Turner Atlanta Braves Narragansett Bay Gary Jobson Rhode Island International Sailing Association Dominique Jamard France II Jamard Dan North Enterprise Lowell North North Turner-Jobson Steve Sirakis Joe Cooper

U S Ski Team Opens South American Training Camp

The U S Ski Team will send 30 skiers to Portillo Chile for early on snow training after a short break. Hank Tauber notes funded trips allow more racers to compete internationally, with eight downhill specialists slated for the Argentine International Championships Aug 18-20 and a year aiming toward the 1978 FIS World Championships in Germany. Several top riders, including the Mahre twins, will skip to continue dryland training in Washington and Northwest motocross. The roster spans both men and women with many named athletes and upcoming camps in Austria and Italy.

Europe Andes Chile Austria Italy Garmisch-Partenkirchen West Germany Tauber U.S Phil Steve Mahre Latin America Washington Pacific Northwest

Green Mountain Entries Race Card July 29 1977

The Green Mountain card lists fourteen races from Grade C to A. Notable entries include My T Roy and Pandora's Box in Race 1, Sophisticated and G.H.'s Juanita in Race 2, Shorty Win and Lucky Scatter in Race 3, River Bolt and Mr. Mousie in Race 4, and Casey Kid and Wax Cookie in Race 10. Race 11 features Mr.'s Socksanna and Kevins Fortune among others, with Dixie's India opening Race 12.

My T Roy Pandora’s Box Mike Ron Lee Jazzy Mary Tuffy Go Daffy Fiora Mae Smokin Tammy Fernwood Sophisticated Crockery G.H Juanita C.K M.E Mossy Ed’s Clipper R.W. Peanut Lucky Scatter J.A. Carter Misty Shy Goldie Dasha Glory River Bolt Mr. Mousie L.L Lular Skihi Dude Molly Jean Capac Ruby Good Flight Gilmoe D.K Doc Woodlark Lady Dixie Terry Campus Red Green Mountain Miss Glittering Smoke Babes Image Smiling One Eye Malcolm X Go Leo Hi Speedy Real Bug Allie Rack Donna Claudia Sarah Joey Tuff Helen Smiles Gypsy Rand Bonnie Gold Ridge Narissa L Casey Kid Wax Cookie Jerry Clifford Moe Lacy Patty Fiam Boy Socksanna Kevins Fortune Just Joe Picki Picki Corky Cork Miami Lakes Analee Cox

Pownal racing results and Friday July 29 card summary

Race by race results from Pownal meet including first grade through twelfth grade events on Thursday July 26 1977 and Friday July 29 1977 with winners payoffs quinielas and trifectas across multiple grades. Key horses include Secrets My Madonna Woody's Boy Faster Faster Clearday Minnie Patty Dart and Puzzle among others. overall handle reported as 106966.

Erico Ginger Quiniela Clearday Minnie TJ Gleaming Ruby Abest Patty Dart Dixie Don Lee Bengie Again Quintela

Saratoga harness results July 28 1977 card

Results from Saratoga with 10 pace horses led by Helenda and Roberts Folly. Winnings shown for top three in each mile race, times around 2:04 to 2:08, audience of 3,367 and total handle $247,179.

Helenda Na Jo Bunty Dear Roberts Folly Bridgen Girl Mighty Lisa Bob Colling Collar Lil Vermont Gold Wallkill Love Gay Dexter White Light Mr. Ike Tarport Eric Reporter Boy Ravin Kash Miles End Aaron Little Speedy Ray Barmin Scott Fashion Ray B. Echo Tarka Hortense Barmin Hand's Harp Another Flanagan Little Foxie Dutch Silk Mir Worthy Greg Raider City

Hinsdale Harness Entries Reveal Mixed-Field Races

A list of Hinsdale harness racing entries outlines ten races with notable favorites and longshots. Dutch Chocolate leads the early pace, while Mummy Lu and Gaelic Watty headline later fancies, across pace and trot events with several AE entries noted.

Dutch Chocolate Little Ridge Mac Maudine N Rummy Pete Call Me Mummy Lu Fort Thomas Ree Bell Adilyn Superior Knight Star Baby Dew Jim Wish Primidge Bergen Secure Aef J Byrd Dangerous Monard Sue Oliver Granby Winkins Drexel Millie Treasure Rainbow Woodys Clay Flacco Gelopp Lake Widower Delaware Land Thoughtful Brown Painter J & Cramer Albertino Mighty Hi Sam Town Key Sir Bruce Dunlie Mr Glendale Gaelic Easter Lady Vette Sunshine Square Bert Brooks Swift Creek Fred Dickens Maidas Pokey Mal Moraka D's Hobson G. Denton Dream Mims Gold Sylvania

Horse racing meet results and payouts for July 28 1977

A detailed ledger of trot and pace race results from July 28 1977 listing first to ninth place horses with their win place show and quiniela payouts. Notable entries include Nosey Hoot Miss Lizzy Lind Nancy Dee Oakwood Tranquil Cincy See Don Chester s Marimae and attendance figure 955 with a total handle of 48010.

Nursday Miss Lizzy Lind Topic Dime Nancy Dee Oakwood Quiniela Perfecta Cookes Boy Our Way N Phoenix Jerry Flyer Goldie Adios Vela Don Molly Printer Comma’s Baby Perfecte Chester Marimae Garrock Mike Nero Pick Hardie

Hart Becomes Patriots Add Veteran RB From Buccaneers

Harold Hart, veteran running back, joins the New England Patriots from Tampa Bay after two Raiders seasons. Hart, who missed last season with a knee injury, carries 107 attempts for 441 yards in his Raider stint.

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