Green Mountain Park Nine Wins Pownal Little League Title
Green Mountain Park Nine clinched first place in the Pownal Little League with a bases loaded walk in the bottom of the sixth. Sam Pettibone earned the win as Ladd Brook’s Joe Buck collected three hits in defeat. Ladd Brook and Pownal Fireman also posted big wins in other league action.
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Green Mountain Park
Pownal
Peter Pettibone
Joe Buck
Ladd Brook
Sam Pettibone
Green Mountain
Ron George
Alonzo Bisson
Alan Buck
Ronnie George
Mike Lacroix
Kevin McLinithan
Alan Provost
Randy Brookman
Kevin McLinithon
Jim McLinithon
General Cable
Bill Lipscomb
Chris Gallant
Bill Lipscome
Bench Bosses Fall On Late Inning Pitching Moves
Oakland and Milwaukee managers McNamara and Bristol were burned by relievers as Cleveland beat Oakland 6 5 in 10 innings and Detroit 6 2 over Milwaukee. Key moments included Lachemann surrendering a two run pinch homer, and Hinton tying the Indians game in the ninth.
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John McNamara
Oakland A’s
Dave Bristol
Milwaukee Brewers
Oakland
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Detroit
Chuck Dobson
McNamara
Ray Fosse
Marcel Lachemann
Chuck Hinton
Roy Foster
Indians
Paul Lindblad
A’s
Frank Fernandez
Bristol
Tigers
Jim Northrup
Brewers
Pinch Hit Home Run No Balm for Bailey
Montreal Expos used a two run pinch hit homer by Bob Bailey in a 84 victory over the Cincinnati Reds. Bailey’s fourth of the season came in the sixth after a misplayed grounder, aiding starter Carl Morton who earned his sixth win. Bailey lamented only wanting more regular playing time. Other NL results: Atlanta over Philadelphia 64, Chicago over San Diego 7 1, Los Angeles over St. Louis 2 1 in 12.
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Carl Morton
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Chicago
San Diego
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Orlando Cepeda
Braves
Reds
Rico Carty
Montreal
Cincinnati
Phila
Los Ang
Niekro
New York
Gentry
Pittsburgh
Ellis
Yale
Combs
Roberts
Houston
Billingham
McGinn
Gibson
San Francisco
Pitlock
Holtzman
Foster
Simpson
Fryman
Hinsdale Racing Entries Framed by Pace and Trot Divisions
A Hinsdale race card lists Friday June 12 1970 events with ten pace and two trot divisions. Horses include Polaris Hanover Interstate Miss Pepperell Debbie Demon Titus Byrd Just aplain Fred Timber Dean Cyclone Hanover Yankee Dean Miss Day Julia Rose Abbot Brown-Pratt and more with purses from 500 to 1000 dollars and multiple drivers. A second section for Thursday June 11 1970 shows Pace divisions with Queens Ohio Cherokee Kid Early Bird Breezy plus Miss Greenfield Avalon Girl Hal Wayne and others and page results with winning times and payoffs.
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Polaris Hanover—Harp
Interstate
Miss Day—Mackay
Julia Rose Abbot
Hassapelisne
Apostle Star— Burdick Velour
Kittle
Pace
Brenda Blackguard—Kent
Knight Ranger— Hassapelis
Grand Ohio
Rose— Marshall
Glowing Star
Mattison
Dark Pride—Kane
Low Street
Gilman
Grand Music
Peter Spitfire
Brown—Pratt
Hanover—Robichaud
Little River Boy
Rock Maple Polly
Harp
Adios Con—Renaud
Moe—Kane
Jean Gay— Mattison
Jeffs
Mark—Huen
Z. C. Trinket—Gilman
William Ed—Burgoyne Ae Korwin
Gilman Ee Sane
Flashy
Doug
May
Georgiana Irish
Whittemore
Majestic Knight
Peters
Quick Lightening
D’ Alessandro
Libby Dares—Cross
Fees Lad—Renaud
Peter Echo
Wilsey
Fred Flanagan
Kent—Mackey
Quickway
Rousseau
Master Jon—Beauchesne
Miss Cindy—Beckwith
Nanee— Marshall
Gin Fizz—Gilman
Kinleith
Giddis
Fountain
Notorious Pick—Kane Ae Mc Man—Letendre
Queens
Ohio— Beckwith
Cherokee Kid
Constantino
Early Bird Breezy— Marshall
Miss Greenfield
Pike
Avalon Girl
Cross
Hal Wayne— Martin
Jury verdict clears Bennington Little League in negligence suit
A Bennington County Court jury found in favor of the defendant in a negligence case brought by John B. Harte III against Bennington Little League Inc. The verdict, delivered after under two days of trial, concluded that the August 1965 injury to Harte during a fielding practice did not involve negligence by coach George Allard. A related suit against Allard was dropped. Judge Franklin S. Billings Jr. presided.
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Manchester
Bennington County Court
John B. Harte
Bennington
Bennington Little League Inc
John B. Harte III
Harte
Superior Court
Franklin S. Billings Jr
Woodstock
White Sox Recall Secrist as Morales Hits Disabled List
The Chicago White Sox recall lefty Don Secrist from the Tucson farm system to fill the roster spot created when shortstop Rich Morales went on the disabled list. The move comes as teams in the National and American leagues push for playoff contention with late season schedules underway.
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Chicago
UPS
Chicago White Sox
Don Secrist
Tucson
Rich Morales
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Sweet Boot
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Renaud
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Silk
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