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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1977

Page

10

Rozema Tops Mariners In 5-2 Tigers Victory

Tiger rookie Dave Rozema scattered nine hits over eight innings for his sixth win in eight decisions as Detroit beat Seattle 5-2. Fidrych had blanked the Mariners the previous night, highlighting similarities between the two young right-handers and their sinking fastballs and control. Steve Foucault earned the save in relief.

Fred McMane UPI Mark Fidrych Dave Rozema Fidrych Rozema Tigers Seattle Mariners Mariners Steve Foucault Ralph Houk Houk

Royals Beat Red Sox 5 4 as Zdeb's Bases Loaded Single Caps Rally

Kansas City catcher Amos Otis driven home by Joe Zdeb's bases loaded single in the ninth. Zdeb's decisive hit came off Mike Paxton, with Al Cowens and Jim Rice each homering for KC and Boston. Mark Littell earned the win to improve to 5-2 while Paxton fell to 1-2.

Jason Thompson Ben Oglivie Rozema Thompson Kansas City Boston Minnesota Chicago Milwaukee Baltimore Texas New York Toronto California Royals Red Sox Joe Zdeb Amos Otis Zdeb Mike Paxton al Cowens Jim Rice Mark Littell Twins White Sox Jerry Terrell Alan Bannister Jorge Orta Jim Spencer Glenn Adams Brewers Orioles Tippy Martinez Sixto Lezcano Bill Castro Dyar Miller Sal Bando Don Money Rangers Yankees Willie Horton Mickey Rivers Reggie Jackson Rivers Horton Toby Harrah Mike Hargrove Tom Grieve Bucky Dent Blue Jays Angels John Scott Ron Paul Hartzell

White Sox draft local star Harold Baines in round one

New York UPI reports the Chicago White Sox and Detroit Tigers again looked locally in the 13th annual amateur summer draft. The White Sox grabbed Harold Baines from St Michaels Maryland near owner Bill Veeck, bypassing touted pitcher Bill Gullickson in favor of the local talent.

New York UPI Chicago White Sox Bill Veeck Detroit Tigers White Sox Bill Gullickson Harold Baines St. Michaels Veeck Easton

White Sox pass on high school star Gullickson

Left handed power hitter capable of first base or the outfield hit .532 as a senior and was courted by the White Sox after being signed by Veeck. Veeck praised his speed and bat, recalling Little League scenes, but reports say his $100,000 price tag deterred the club.

Veeck White Sox Gullickson

Red Sox draft five pitchers to bolster 1980s staff

Boston Red Sox selected five pitchers in the major league baseball free agent draft along with twelve total picks including three infielders two outfielders and two catchers. They signed James Wilson 19 of Cerritos JC as their first round pick from last January's draft. Wilson will report to Elmira NY. The notable pitchers include Andrew Madden 17 a 6 7 right hander from New Hartford NY and Robert Sprowl Jr 21 a left hander from the University of Alabama. Outfielder Scott Sullivan, shortstop Erwin Bryant, and right handed pitcher Mark Baum were among the other picks with Marshall Burk later joining as a pick at six.

White Sox Baines Montreal Expos Detroit Tigers Kevin Richards Detroit Wyandotte Roosevelt Tigers Frank Tanana Nolan Ryan Boston UPI Boston Red Sox Red Sox James Wilson Cerritos Calif Wilson Southern California Elmira Andrew Stewart Madden New Hartford N.Y Robert John Sprowl Jr University of Alabama Wareham Cape Cod Scott Edward Sullivan Cupertino Erwin Bryant Lexington Columbia Community College Bryant George Digby Mark Steven Baum Columbus Ohio Northland High School Marshall Burk Burk Englewood, Colo Oklahoma State University

Seaver stars in showcase five-hit shutout of Reds

Tom Seaver delivered a five-hit shutout against Cincinnati, striking out 10, driving in two and boosting his career total to 2,400 strikeouts. The Mets built a 4-0 lead with timely hits and a Seaver sacrifice fly, while Seaver moved past Sandy Koufax into 13th on the all-time strikeout list as New York beat the Reds in a showcase performance amid trade interest.

Fred Down UPI Tom Seaver Seaver New York Mets Cincinnati Reds Koufax Mets Joe Torre John Milner Pat Zachry Ed Kranepool Lee Mazzilli Dan Driessen Mazzilli RBI

Lafleur wins fourth Hart Trophy in 1976-77 season

Montreal's Guy Lafleur captured his fourth major award of 1976 77 as the Hart Memorial Trophy winner for MVP. He led the NHL with 136 points and helped the Canadiens to a Stanley Cup title, joining a group of winners that included Larry Robinson Norris Trophy Marcel Dionne Lady Byng and Willi Plett Calder winner. Lafleur also earned Art Ross and Conn Smythe honors and was named to the first all star team, boosting his NHL earnings to a record 27500 for the season and playoffs.

Montreal UPI Montreal Canadiens Guy Lafleur National Hockey League Larry Robinson James Norris Marcel Dionne Los Angeles Kings Canadiens Boston Bruins Superfleur Lafleur NHL Er Rogatien Vachon Robinson Borje Salming Toronto Salming Denis Potvin New York Islanders Dionne Los Angeles Detroit Red Wings Jean Ratelle Lafleur Finshed

Abdul-Jabbar Leads NBA All Stars Over Erving

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar was named to the NBA All-Star first team as MVP, while Julius Erving failed to make the first unit. Elvin Hayes of the Washington Bullets and David Thompson of the Denver Nuggets joined the selection.

Abdul-Jabbar New York UPI Kareem Abdul-Jabbar National Basketball Association Julius Erving Washington Bullets Elvin Hayes Denver Nuggets David Thompson American Basketball Association New Orleans Jazz Pete Maravich Phoenix Suns Paul Westphal Hayes Thompson Edge Erving Portland Bill Walton Walton Trail Blazers Maravich

Kennedy to teach golf at Waubeeka Springs Links

Helen Kennedy a versatile sports star and actress has been named in charge of golf instruction at Waubeeka Springs Golf Links in Williamstown Massachusetts Rowland Armacost Waubeeka superintendent manager said her varied golf world experience makes her ideal for the teaching post Kennedy who lives in Williamstown has taught at Brentwood California and in the Catskills and studied with golf greats Claude Harmon Johnny Revolta Frank Stranahan and Dick Chapman Her son Randy Porter is a Florida golf pro Reservations for private and group lessons and clinics may be made by calling Waubeeka at 458-5869 Kennedy will offer private group instruction playing lessons and clinics and will bring strategy and technique to advanced lessons

Williamstown Mass Helen Kennedy Waubeeka Springs Golf Links Bennington Kennedy United States Rowland Armacost Waubeeka Ms. Kennedy Brentwood Calif Catskills Claude Harmon Johnny Revolta Frank Stranahan Dick Chapman Randy Porter Florida

Bucks ship Nater to Braves for top three draft pick

Milwaukee Bucks trade Swen Nater to Buffalo in a deal that gives them the No. 1 and No. 3 selections in the upcoming NBA college draft. The move clears the way to draft Indiana center Kent Benson with the top pick and leaves the Bucks poised to secure one of the nation’s premier college players. Kansas City holds the No. 2 choice, expected to select Otis Birdsong. The Bucks eye UCLA forward Marques Johnson at No. 3.

Milwaukee UPI Milwaukee Bucks Swen Nater Buffalo Braves Bucks Kent Benson Indiana Nater Buffalo The Kansas City Otis Birdsong Marques Johnson UCLA

Allard and Bizzarro Lead Summer Basketball Camp

Frank Bizzarro of Mt. Saint Joseph and George Allard of Burr and Burton Seminary will run the Mt. Equinox Basketball Camp from August 8 to 12. The $30 session is open to students entering sixth through eleventh grade at E H Henry PE Center on the BBS Manchester campus. Contact Allard at 362-1321 for details.

Frank Bizzarro Mt. Saint Joseph George Allard Burr and Burton Seminary Mt. Equinox E.H. Henry BBS Manchester Allard

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