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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1974

Page

12

Tenace hits grand slam as A's topple Tigers in Oakland

Gene Tenace, slotted as regular first baseman, belted a grand slam off Dave Lemanczyk to power the Oakland Athletics past the Detroit Tigers 9-1 before 18,341 fans. Vida Blue improved to 5-5 with relief help from Fingers and Knowles as Deron Johnson added a seventh inning homer.

Tenace Tigers Fred Down UPI Gene Tenace Oakland A’s A’s Detroit Tigers Gene Oakland Detroit Dave Lemanzcyk Deron Johnson Vida Blue Roland Fingers Darold Knowles Cleveland Texas Baltimore Kansas City Boston Minnesota California Milwaukee Chicago New York St. Louis San Francisco Philadelphia Atlanta Montreal Houston San Blue Fingers Knowles Fosse Haney Coleman Lemanczyk Ray Freehan

Major League line scores wrap up tense pennant chase

United Press International reports National League results with Atlanta Philadelphia Houston Chicago San Diego St Louis Pittsburgh Oakland Detroit and Boston games. Notable homers by Boone Schmidt Johnson Cey Garvey and Spikes plus key pitching decisions and scores across 18 lines.

Boston Milwaukee Cleveland Baltimore Detroit New York Oakland Chicago Kansas City Texas California Minnesota Cleve Calif Lange Wright Brown J. Perry Medich Bahnsen Bali Kan City Milwa

First Vermont Wins 6-5 in Seven Inning LL Action

In Bennington Little League First Vermont edged Tansiter 6-5 over seven innings. Winning pitcher was Bob Antognioni as First Vermont improves to 4-0. Tonight Display faces Kelly Oil.

Bennington Vermont Tansiter Bob Antognioni Kelly Oil

Celtics Select McDonald First In Draft

Glenn McDonald a 6 6 swingman from Long Beach State joined the Boston Celtics on a two year deal as a first round pick. He aims to push for playing time despite competition from Havlicek Cowens and Chaney and says he will not let reputations affect his game. Celtics coach Tom Heinsohn praised his defensive reach and expects a strong fit with the team style.

Boston UPI Glenn McDonald Boston Celtics Celtics McDonald Long Beach State John Havlicek Dave Cowens Tom Heinsohn Don Chaney McDonald’s

Bennington Horseshoe Club Wins Seven Trophies at Spring Round-Up

Bennington Horseshoe Club collected seven of 12 trophies at the Springfield Horseshoe Club spring round-up last Sunday drawing 42 throwers. Dick Greene won first in Class D, with Kevin Hollister second and Len Farrington third in Class C. O'Dell and Don Greene took second and third in Class B, while Ralph Watson and Roland O'Dell were second and third in Class A. Roland O'Dell led with a 52 percent ringer, Watson 49. Dick Krawczyk announced Southern Vermont tournament at Willow Park on July 7 with 40-50 entries expected, Bennington hosting for the second year. Members praised scoring and storage building and the pending water hookup.

Bennington Horseshoe Club Springfield Horseshoe Club Springfield Dick Greene Keving Hollister Len Farrington Leon O’dell Don Greene Ralph Watson Roland O'Dell Bennington Dick Krawczyk Vermont Horseshoe Association

Beer headlines Indians game as crowd runs wild at Cleveland

Cleveland fans rushed the field at Municipal Stadium after a 9-0 forfeit loss to the Texas Rangers spurred by a dime beer promotion. The piece cites Pete Rose and other players on crowd trouble, TV influence, and weak security, arguing stricter measures and broader crowd-control changes are needed beyond banning cheap beer.

Dave Anderson N.Y. Times New York Cleveland Indians Indians Municipal Stadium Texas Rangers Cleveland Rowdies Baltimore Mike Curtis Colts Shea Stadium New York Mets Cincinnati Reds Bob Watson Houston Astros Cincinnati Pete Rose Bud Harrelson Mets Shea Los Angeles San Francisco San Diego Harrelson Philadelphia

Evert Tops Paris French Open Field At Roland Garros

Fresh from Italian triumph, 19 year old Chris Evert leads a thin women's field at the $200000 French Open in Paris. Defending champion Marga Court is absent, Evonne Goolagong barred for signing with World Team Tennis, with top seeds Wade Morozova Mastrovall in play. Americans pursue tough clay challenge as 64 players chase $8000.

Paris UPI Chris Evert Margaret Court Australia Billie Jean King Rosemary Casals Kerry Melville Francoise Durr Nancy Gunter United States Evonne Goolagong World Team Tennis Miss Evert Virginia Wade Britain Olga Morozova Helga Mastoff

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