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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1970

Page

8

Troy High School Golf Stars Capture Honors in 24th W.T. Jerome Tourney

Troy High School stars win the 24th annual William Travers Jerome Invitational at Mt. Anthony Country Club with a two and one victory in the finals. Dick Serian and E.J. Cardish teamed to defeat Paul DuBois and Jim Meaney in a large-galleries championship match. The event drew the largest field in years and featured multiple flight divisions with local and regional teams earning consolation honors.

Berkshire County Troy N.Y Mt. Anthony Country Club Fairways William Travers Troy High School Dick Serian E.J. Cardish Paul DuBois Pittsfield Jim Meaney Serian Cardish Gunzelman and Dye Allen and Leahy Jones and Fontana DuBois Meaney John Wilkinson Brad Griffin Jack Carmody Fr. Duff Alex Mahar Mickey Carmody Bennington John Maloney Eddie Maynard Jerry Messia Jack Moynihan Budz and Douglas Massachusetts Bosquet Boisvert Dave Blair Tom Moffitt North Adams Jack Fabricius Bob Rivard Mt. Anthony Jerry Finnegan Dave Pierce Charlie Kokoras Col Charles Hayward Jim Darmstadt Bob Lane Bernie Wisher Larry Powers Dave Griffin Ernie Hawk Jones Fontana Maloney Maynard Chubby Watters

Weekend Slugfest: Sox Top Red Sox in 22-13 Affair

The Chicago White Sox piled up 24 hits to crush the Boston Red Sox 22-13 as Eddie Kasko shuffled six pitchers in a futile effort. Luis Aparicio and Walt Williams led with five hits apiece. Bill Melton drove in four with a homer, while Carl Yastrzemski and Mike Andrews homered for Boston. Across the league, no AL pitcher logged a complete game as Minnesota edged New York 7-6 in 10 innings and other late Sunday scores followed. Harmon Killebrew’s 14th homer helped Minnesota beat the Yankees and Stan Williams earned his fifth win.

Chicago White Sox Boston Red Sox Boston Eddie Kasko White Sox Ken Britt Luis Aparicio Walt Williams Bill Melton Carl Yastrzemski Mike Andrews Red Sox Minnesota New York Kansas City Washington Milwaukee Detroit California Baltimore Cleveland Oakland Harmon Killebrew Twins Yankees Killebrew Stan Williams San Francisco Houston Braves Carty Jim Nash Phillies Ron Stone RBI Perez Lee May Hal McRae Reds Jim Merritt

Pale Hose. Sox Tilt A Scorer's Nightmare

The Red Sox slumped early but found hitting by watching the White Sox as Boston and Chicago combined for 35 runs. Chicago surged to a 22-13 victory with 24 base hits while Boston collected 16 hits, two homers, a triple and five doubles. Carl Yastrzemski, shifted to center, was among Boston's hitters.

Boston UPI Red Sox White Sox Eddie Kasko Chicago Ray Culp Minnesota Luis Tiant Owever Carl Yastrzemski

Pee Wee Infielder Stroking the Ball Dodgers Rally to 6-6 then win

Rico Carty led NL with a .436 average as Billy Grabarkewitz, a Pee Wee infielder for the Dodgers, delivered a two run single and a late homer to beat the Cardinals 8-6. Braves, Reds, Pirates and Mets posted big wins while Yastrzemski and other stars homered in varied games.

Rico Carty Carty Jim Nash Billy Grabarkewitz Bill-y Pee Wee Dodgers Reese Los Angeles St. Louis Cardinals Tony Perez Atlanta Philadelphia Cincinnati Montreal Chicago San Diego Pittsburgh

Troy Driver Edges Jerley at Lebanon Valley Speedway

Tom Corellis of Troy New York won the 35 lap Sportsman feature at Lebanon Valley Speedway, holding off challenges from Butch Jelley and others as the checkered flag fell. Johnny DeBell claimed the Limited Sportsman feature in a late-race run after a heat accident. Corellis also captured the Formula VW class, edging Bob Middleton in a close finish. In other mains, VanTassel led the Limited Sportsman before DeBell overtook him on the final lap. Demolition Derby winner was Vern Maynard. New York Giants acquire Clifton McNeil from San Francisco for two future draft choices. McNeil led the NFL in receptions last season but had injury issues earlier.

West Lebanon N.Y Tom Corellis Troy Lebanon Valley Speedway Johnny DeBell Chatham Corellis Bob Middleton Averill Park Butch Jelley Pownal Jack Farquhar Jelley Garrison Hansen Tommy VanTassel Ghent DeBell VanTassel Larry Maxwell Rennselaer NEW York UPI New York Giants Clifton McNeil San Francisco Forty-Niners McNeil Giants Homer Jones Cleveland Browns

Orr Rules Out Wedding Plans and Bruins Break

Lynnfield Massachusetts Bobby Orr says he is single not engaged and has no plans to marry now He also rejects breaking his Boston Bruins contract noting he will pursue a multi year deal likely five years when negotiations resume Proceeds from his testimonial benefit hockey schools and the event opened with a moment of silence for Terry Sawchuk.

Lynnfield Mass UPI Bobby Orr Boston Bruins Bruins Nahant Orr Colonial Hilton Inn Julie Donahue Florida Alan Eagleson Toronto Terry Sawchuk New York Ranger New York

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