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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1970

Page

9

CYO Nine Edges Bennington Elks 5 4 In Loop Thriller

Bennington CYO nine edged the Bennington Elks 5 to 4 in Interstate League action on MAUHS diamond. A five run fifth and sixth inning burst gave the CYO the win despite Elks early 2-0 lead and injury time protests potential. Paul Rice and Sennett led the offense with timely hits as Elks pitcher Sausville struggled and Wiskoski provided two Elks hits in a losing effort.

CYO Nine Bennington Elks Bennington CYO MAUHS Elks Sennett Paul Rice Terry Raetz Elk Pete Sausville Shawn Rice Mike Maguire L'Heureux Artie Peterson Raetz Rice Shaughnessy Cook Wiskoski

Return to Minors Achieves Purpose

Steve Hargan credited a June recall to Wichita for earning a regular rotation spot as he pitched past the Twins for a 3-2 win. Hargan carried a seven and two thirds no hit bid before a Mitterwald single ended it. Cleveland later added two more as Pinson homered.

Wichita Steve Hargan Twins Hargan

Manchester Booters Upend Locals 4-1

Manchester hosts Bennington in an exhibition in the Vermont Amateur Soccer League. Manchester led briefly, then pulled away with three goals in the final 10 minutes as Bennington, missing four starters, pressed with a 30-man Manchester squad providing new lineups. D. McWaters guarded the Bennington goal. L. McWaters, Brunina, Lemieux, Woodard, Murray, Sweet, LaCross, Broomhall, Wade, and Churchill saw action. Coach Harry Dickie announced a Monday practice at 7 p.m. at MAUHS for players and candidates.

Manchester Bennington Vermont Mye Ben Nington D. McWaters Bennington Nets L. McWaters Brunina Lemieux Woodard Murray Sweet LaCross Broomhall Wade Churchill Harry Dickie Mauhs

Playground Cage League Formed at Stark Street

The Recreation Commission announced the formation of the Playground Cage League with seven teams and early contests at 6 p.m. at the Stark Street playground. Players can join via Bennington YMCA offices as openings exist on all squads. Schedule lists August 3 Bitensky vs Hurley and Cook vs Thompson, with additional games through August 20 Hurley vs Mears.

the Recreation Commission Stark Street Bennington Bitensky Mears Cutler Thompson Cook Manchester Hurley The Park and Recreation Commission YMCA Vermont Department of Recreation New England Lawn Tennis Association Bennington College Stan Gibson West Hartford Conn Youth Tennis Foundation Mt. Anthony Jr., High School Main Street Willow Park

Bench is Amazed At His Success

Johnny Bench hits his 35th homer as the Cincinnati Reds beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 84. Bench, 22, says he is more amazed than anyone by his numbers as NL action sees Chicago, Los Angeles, and St Louis win. The Cubs, Dodgers, and Cardinals all post victories with key homers and strong pitching.

Johnny Bench Cincinnati Cincinnati Reds Pittsburgh Pirates Bench Reds Perez Tony Cloninger Don Gullett Billy Williams Cubs Johnny Callison Chicago Ferguson Jenkins Denis Menke Cesar Cedeno Jeff Torborg Dodgers Bill Russell Los Angeles Bill Singer Pittsburgh San Diego Dobson New York Gentry Nelson Atlanta Jarvis St. Louis Carlton Houston Wilson Sutton Osteen New York Se Philadelphia St Louis San Francisco

Major League Standings and Schedule Highlights

American League East standings show Baltimore leading with 63 wins and 39 losses, followed by Minnesota and California in the late season stretch. A rundown of daily results lists Cleveland beating Minnesota 3-2 and Oakland defeating Boston 2-1, with several late games projected and pitchers named for today’s matchups. In football notes, Steelers release rookie Clarence Kegler and place Jim Shorter on waivers, while basketball news reports the 76ers will play 39 home games at the Spectrum in 1970-71 starting October 14 against the Chicago Bulls.

L. Pet Baltimore Minnesota California Oakland Kansas City Milwaukee Chicago Cleveland Boston Miln Wash Ran City Det Austin John Washington Shellenbach Fingers Siebert Murphy Blyleven Detroit Lolich Butler McNally New York Peterson Bahnsen Bolin Braebender Kegler Latrobe UPI Clarence Kegler South Carolina State Pittsburgh Steelers National Football League Steelers Jim Shorter Philadelphia Philadelphia 76Ers Chicago Bulls

Chiefs Rated Solid Choice in Star-Studded Showdown

The 37th College All-Star game at Soldier Field pits the Chiefs against the All Stars amid NFLPA strike disruption. Kansas City, two touchdown favorites, practiced five days after approval from the players union while the All Stars also faced disruption. Coach Hank Stram of the Chiefs and Otto Graham of the All Stars spoke of expectations and adjustments as teams navigate the unusual buildup.

Chicago UPS Soldier Field Kansas City Chiefs National Football League Players’ Association Chiefs NFLPA All Stars Hank Stram Otto Graham The Graham

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