Generals blast for 32 runs in weekend twinbill
The Bennington Generals won two of three as they piled up 32 runs over the weekend. John Hart pitched the opener against Halfmoon Tigers, fanning 14 with two hits allowed and contributing a second inning homer. Maynard and Rossi sparked late scoring, including a grand slam in a tangled seventh inning.
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Generals Sweep with Big Offense and Controversy
In a weekend doubleheader the Generals crushed the Sons 14 left on base in the opener while Greg Fienberg starred with four hits and seven RBIs leading to an 11 5 win in the second game marked by controversy. Umpire tensions and manager Roy Hill's ejection followed a disputed play in the first inning as John Hart, Maynard, and Croft fueled a four run fourth. J.J. Moore made a stellar defensive stop.
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Monday Puts Power In Leadoff Spot In Cubs Surprises
After years of underachieving in the leadoff role Rick Monday finally shows power as he belts homers in two early at bats to reach 14 on the season. Cesar Cedene drives five runs for the Astros, while Jerry Reuss wins again and Osteen shines for the Dodgers. Wayne Twitchell shuts out San Diego as the Phillies breeze, and Montreal climbs to 500 with Boots Day delivering a run-scoring hit in a late rally.
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Leader of the pack Bush hike race
Bush leads the field in a veterans class hike race with Woodall noted as tpinisher.
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Indians end skid with win as White Sox split doubleheader
John Elis drove in Buddy Bell in the ninth to lift Cleveland over Chicago 6 5 and salvage a doubleheader split after a 10 game slide. Reichardt's three run pinch homer in the ninth gave the White Sox the opener 4 3. Oakland shut out Detroit 5 0 and other scores followed across the majors. A death threat to Indians manager Aspromonte prompted extra security in the stands.
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Weiskopf Wins Philly Classic Amid Reflections on Father
Tom Weiskopf captured the MS Philadelphia Golf Classic by four strokes at Whitemarsh Valley, earning $30,000. He spoke of his late father who supported his career, saying the victory, his 17th straight sub par round this year, and recent wins mark a pivotal stretch in a demanding season.
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Rottenhill Bush bike race yields crowded Arlington results
In Arlington, Howie Johnston set the top time on the ma mile course as 1 minute flat for 25 mph. Mike Stoe took second and Mike Gallager, last year’s winner, was third. Brian Doxee finished fourth with 54 54, Scott Palmer, seven, finished near last on a one speed bike, and Kim Mumford led the women. Five more riders completed the field with 50 starters and two minor injuries reported.
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