Fenway Falls, Sox Win 10-9 in Crazy Ballpark Shootout
Red Sox outslugged the Oakland Athletics 10-9 at Fenway Park to take a two game lead in the AL East. Boston slugged four homers and built an eight inning cushion before Oakland rallied in the ninth, but Bob Veale secured the save after a tense finish.
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Schaffer earns top Red Cross rating
Pat Schaffer physical director at the community recreation center earned the Water Safety Instructor Trainer rating from the American Red Cross. Presented by Mrs. Walthrude Pierce, the Bennington County Red Cross director, the patch marks the highest lay rating in the aquatic program. Schaffer is now qualified to teach and certify all levels from beginners to Water Safety Instructors. Final approval came from Ray Amier, Red Cross field representative, after a recent W S I course at the center. Lifeguard and instructor training will continue at the recreation center. contact Pat for details.
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Dorset Memorial Day Mixed Tournament Results
Dorset Field Club announced results with Richard Baily and Eloise Mikesh winning the Memorial Day mixed event. Gib and Ann Sykes and Stewart and Sheila Ledbetter took second. The weekly club tourney winners were Gib Sykes, Carl Nichols, Bob Brightman and Dr. H. Thompson.
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Nicklaus Adjusts Alignment For U S Open Readiness
Jack Nicklaus, in Winged Foot practice, says his slump stems from playing the ball too far forward. He moved the ball back about two to three inches, then adjusted grip and stance, claiming improved alignment boosts his setup and swing. Nicklaus, 34, notes past majors and Masters missteps guided his adjustments as he heads into the U S Open.
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Winegard makes ace at Mt. Anthony Country Club
Bennington golfer Jack Winegard nailed a hole in one with a No 8 iron on the 4th hole at Mt. Anthony Country Club. The 115 yard shot occurred Saturday June 8.
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Expansion teams seek new players in NHL draft
Montreal reports the expansion draft for the league's two new clubs, Kansas City and Washington, selecting 22 skaters and two goalies from unprotected rosters as they outfit their rosters for the upcoming season.
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Expos Dodgers trade cited as smart deal for all
Montreal Expos and Los Angeles Dodgers completed a winter swap sending Mike Marshall to L A for Willie Davis. Davis sparked a 16-6 Expos win over Cincinnati with a grand slam and seven RBI after Davis and Marshall thrived for their clubs. Davis praised future focus.
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Goobers edge Weedens 9 7 in tight Thursday tilt
In H F softball action Goobers edged Weedens 9 to 7 on June 6 led by Pie McGuire who homered for the winning run and added a double. Tom Crowley drove in two, Pete Nelesky knocked in two, and Bill Bushner added a key RBI plus a steal.
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Greene fans 16 as A W batter wins 16-0
Brian Greene pitched for the A W little league team striking out 16 batters to lead a 16-0 victory Tuesday night. The six inning format means complete strikeouts could reach 18 if every batter retired. Tonight at 6 p.m. Kelley Oil faces the Moose at the little league field.
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