Vermont Teens to Represent State in National Bowling Finals
Two Mt. Anthony Union High School seniors Helen Ordway and Robert Short won the Vermont State Youth Bowling championships in the handicap division and were named to represent Vermont in the NBC All-American Youth Bowling Championships national finals in Washington D C during July and August 1969. Both will receive an all expense trip plus outfitting and will take national college scholarship exams. Judges cited scholastic standings, bowling ability, and essays in selecting the finalists, and 21 total scholarships totaling 21000 will be awarded at the national finals.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Helen Ordway
Robert Short
Vermont
Washington D.C
Miss Ordway
Harrison Ordway
Bennington
University of Vermont
Harry Short
Morgan Street Extension
MAUHS
Vermont Technical College
Randolph
Greater
Washington
Short
David Lavender
John LeBlanc
David Guy
Gary Daniels
Twin City
Barre
Washington, D.C
Bob Lobell
WVNY
Burlington
Cepeda Haunts Cardinals as Ex-Star Beats Them
Former Cardinals star Orlando Cepeda torments his old team by defeating St. Louis while playing for another club. Cepeda, a pivotal hitter in the 1967 and 1968 pennant runs, delivered the first big blow against his former mates.
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Orlando Cepeda
St. Louis
Cardinals
Braves Beat Pirates as Cepeda Homers in Atlanta Return
In Busch Stadium Cepeda returns in Atlanta uniform and powers Braves to 6 3 win over Cardinals with a homer and a triple. Aaron hits milestone 522nd career homer as Braves extend lead. Stone earns sixth straight win, Upshaw relief. Padres top Phillies 6 4. Mets beat Dodgers 2 1. rainouts delay SF-Montreal and Cincinnati-Pittsburgh.
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Atlanta
Busch Stadium
Braves
Cepeda
Hank Aaron
Sonny Jackson
Aaron
Ted Williams
George Stone
Cecil Upshaw
Ray Washburn
Cardinals
San Diego Padres
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Mets
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco
Montreal
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Nate Colbert
Tommy Dean
Padres
Colbert
John Lipin
Dean
al Santorini
Jerry Johnson
Jerry Grote
al Weis
Mets
Jerry Koosman
Claude Osteen
Moose Rallies Past VFW 11-9 In Wild Little League Clash
The Moose squad of Bennington Little League edged VFW 11-9 in a high scoring game. Weav er and Salem worked on the mound with 13 hits and 14 walks issued, while Moose batters collected 10 hits off Riddle including five in the fifth inning to erase a 6-5 deficit before nearly surrendering the lead in the sixth. Weaver also contributed at the plate with three hits.
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Moose
Bennington
VFW
Weaver
Salem
Moundsman Riddle
Briggs
Gauthier
Riddle
Hogan
ABA
Salem Brookman Weaver
Salem Baker Hewson
Ahern Cross Briggs Briggs Guerard
Open Champion Seeks U S Open Berths In Qualifying
United Press International reports Arnold Palmer remains a leading figure as qualifying rounds for the 1969 U S Open unfold at multiple sites. At Youghingheny Country Club Pittsburgh eight berths are up for grabs among 52 players, with Memphis Dallas Seattle Los Angeles Denver Cincinnati and Chicago also producing qualifiers. Palmer must qualify again for a major he won in 1960 as pros and amateurs vie for final spots ahead of the June 12 to 15 Open at Houston.
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Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Latrobe
Houston
Jesse Snead
Sam Snead
John Schlee
Dallas
Doug Sanders
Jackie Burke
Seattle
Bob Duden
Portland
Ore
Mike Davis
Los Angeles
Jerry Steelsmith
Jerry Barber
Jack Fleck
Don Finsterwald
Colorado Springs
Colo
Denver
Cherry Hills Country Club
Cincinnati
Joe Cardenas
Chicago
Calumet Country Club
Grid Alignment Nearly Settled
New York reports the NFL 1970 alignment talks under Commissioner Rozelle as owners search for a unified division plan after weeks of rehearsals and a 109 variant computer run. Key divisions proposed included Los Angeles San Francisco in One and Dallas eschewed in favor of Atlanta and New Orleans for Division Three.
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New York
UPD
Max Winter
Minnesota
Pro Football Writers Association of America
Pete Rozelle
Palm Springs
Baltimore
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
AFL
Angeles
San Francisco
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Dallas
Green Bay
Detroit
Chicago
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Dallas Cowboys
Atlanta Falcons
New Orleans Saints
Mt Anthony Patriots Meet Burlington in Class L Semi Final
Mt Anthony Patriots will play Burlington Seahorses in the Vermont Class L semifinal at Windsor tomorrow at 3 p.m. The contest site and time were moved from Hartford 1:30 p.m. yesterday. Other Class L games follow at Windsor 3 p.m. and Norwich 4 p.m.
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Mt. Anthony Patriots
Vermont
Burlington Seahorses
Seahorses
Windsor
Hartford
Mt. Anthony
Burlington
May's grand slam keys White Sox comeback win over Red Sox
Chicago rookie Carlos May hit his first career grand slam with two outs in the eighth, sparking a six run rally to lift the White Sox 6 4 over Boston. The day’s AL action also saw Washington slip past Kansas City 7 6 Minnesota beat New York 3 2 California top Detroit 3 1 and Seattle 8 2 over Cleveland.
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Kansas City
Minn
New York
Chicago
Boston
Calif
Detroit
Seattle
Cleveland
Peters
Lonborg
Hiller
California
Messersmith
Tiant
Pattin
Washington
Hannan
Bunker
Peterson
Minnesota
Boswell
Balto
Oakland
Kaw City
W. L. Pet
Baltimore
Ww. Il Pet
Chi
Carlos May
May
White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Carl Yastrzemski
Rico Petrocelli
Red Sox
Frank Howard
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Vermont Bowling Proprietors Association
William Kirby
Montpelier High School
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North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
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Main ST
Kidde Fire Equipment
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Phone Walker
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AB Caslin Long
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United Press International
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Joe Carnicelli
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Bernie Allen
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Erant
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Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Old Tire
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