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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1972

Page

6

Orioles end losing ways with six game win streak

Baltimore's 5-1 win over Oakland ties the Orioles with Detroit for first in the AL East as Mike Cuellar limits Oakland to seven hits and belts a two run homer in the second. Other MLB results include Chicago's 2-0 shutout of New York and Kansas City's ninth straight win at Fenway.

Baltimore Orioles Oakland Athletics Detroit Tigers Minnesota Zar Weaver Baltimore Chicago White Sox Oakland New York Yankees Kansas City Royals Boston Red Sox California Angeleste Cincinnati Philadelphia San Diego Chicago Cubs Los Angeles St.Louis Montreal Houston Atlanta New York Mets San Francisco Pittsburgh Mike Cuellar Orioles Cuellar Sal Bando Rod Carew Tony Oliva Jim Perry Tigers Carlos May Homer Wilbur Wood Yankees Chicago New York Kansas City Fred Patek Amos Otis Royals Mady Pattin Bob Lee Boston Fenway Park Cleveland Jack Brohamer Sete Broberg Texas Milwaukee

Golf's big three eye Pebble Beach U S Open duel

Lee Trevino arrives amid illness talk as Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer predict a tough Open. Nicklaus calls Pebble Beach a course demanding study while Palmer vows heavy practice. Trevino leaves El Paso hospital fit, joins workouts as odds list Nicklaus co favorite at 4 1 alongside Archer Murphy Miller chasing historical Grand Slam hopes.

John G. Griffin Pebble Beach Calif UPV Lee Trevino Gay Caballero Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer Nicklaus Palmer Jonsy Nevaia George Archer Gilroy Seth Murphy John Miller Trevino Tom Weiskopf Bruce

Magazine charges NBC says TV show was a lie

Vermont officials and Outdoor Life debate a TV documentary on hunting. The June issue accuses NBC Wesper Productions and Quaker Oats of misrepresentation in Say Goodbye. Keith Kehoe calls it a malicious misrepresentation harming sport hunting and wildlife management in Vermont.

Magazine NBC Vermont Edward F. Kehoe

Are eastern horse races fixed say witness claims

An unimatted horse racing fixer told the House committee that illegal drugs and collusion by jockeys and trainers control races at many eastern tracks from Florida to Maine. The unnamed witness identified as Bobby Byrne said about 20 tracks were involved and described using depressants to drug several horses per race, then betting on the remaining winners. He cited tracks including Suffolk Downs Pocono Laurel Aqueduct Churchill Downs Pimlico and more amid a sweeping fraud claim.

Washington UPI House Select ‘Committee East Bobby Byrne Mr. X Byrne Tall William J. Keating Ohio Keating Suffolk Downs Boston Lincoln Downs Pawtucket Naragansett Pocono Laurel Tropical Park Coral Gables Fla Aqueduct New York Hixleah Miami Dover Del Cincinnati Liberty Bell Philadelphia Bowie Pimlico Baltimore Florida Maine Bellar Riva Ridge House Crime Committee East Coast Heasy Mister X

Finley to buy Memphis ABA franchiseadds third pro team

Charles C Finley moves to acquire the Memphis ABA franchise. Sale to be finalized after 10 day stockholder vote. Board officials in Chicago and Memphis push to complete transfer within two weeks. ABA trustees earlier voted to buy Pittsburgh and Floridians clubs leaving nine teams. Draft phase assigns players Carlisle. Commissioner Dalph notes post season meeting in Virginia.

Chicago Oakland Athletics California Golden Seals National Hockey League Finley John Buddy” Leake ABA Marthn Heller Memphis ABA Board of ‘Trustees Pittsburgh Floridian New Orleans Langdon Zip Veracola Washington Fros AHA Bretheren George Thompson Denver Warren Jabali Carolina Mike Tewis Dallas John Brisker Skeeter Swit Mack Calvin Willie Long Ron Franz Regislar Virginia Swen Nater Utah Traok Larry Jones Florida Kentucky Walt Szczerbiak New York Chuck ‘Terry Indiana Dwight Davia West Jack Dalph White Sulphur Springs National Basketball Association

Erving Sues ABA Club Over Release From Squires

Julius Erving files suit against the American Basketball Association club to gain release from the Virginia Squires. He has a five year NBA Hawks deal worth reportedly 2 million with a 250000 bonus, while the Squires say he signed October 3 1971 with three years left. The suit cites agent Steve Arnold as linked to both sides and alleges ABA influence. Squires owner Marl Foreman was served a subpoena Tuesday.

NEW York UPI Julius Erving Virginia Squires American Basketball Association Atlanta Hawks National Basketball Association Erving Virginia Squires Steve Arnold University of Massachusetts Star ABA Arnold Marl Foreman

Track officials deny charges of race fixing in hearings

United Press International reports accuser Bobby Byrne testified before the House Crime Committee in Washington alleging a betting ring tampered with horses across tracks from Florida to Maine including Aqueduct Garden State Hialeah Pimlico and Howie Byrne claimed depressants were used on up to eight horses per race and that Riva Ridge could be defeated by a doped horse Officials including Chick Lang and Pat Lynch dismissed the claims as unfounded and lacking evidence saying such methods are unlikely and no scandals exist at NYRA tracks

Kehoe Vermont Department Bobby Byrne Imawa Florida Maine Aqueduct Garden State Hialeah Pimlico Howie Byrne Washington, D.C Riva Ridge Chick Lang Maryland Jockey Club Cuirne James Ladohn Pennsylvania Horse Racing Commission Pat Lynch New York Racing Association

Mixed doubles crown claimed in Willow Park tourney

The Park and Recreation Department tennis event saw Marty Krause and Bucky Stultz defeat Eleanor and Bob Kolkebeck 60 46 61 in the mixed doubles final. They ousted Clifford and Judy Clark and Unda and Chuck Tilgner en route. Finals for men’s singles and women’s doubles set for this weekend at Willow Park starting 11:00. Call 442-3543 to register by Friday.

Park and Recreation Department Marty Krause Bucky Stultz Eleanor Bob Kolkebeck Clifford Judy Clark Unda Chuck Tilgner Willow Park

John McKenzie to coach Blazers in new league

National Hockey League veteran John McKenzie was set to be named player coach of the Philadelphia Blazers of the World Hockey Association. The 34 year old, a six season Bruins veteran, would join Bernie Parent and Andre Lacroix in Philadelphia after being left unprotected in last week’s NHL expansion draft.

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Bennington Baseball Stars Lead Post 13 to State Title

Bennington fans recall J J Moore who hit .596 at Castleton and Steve Rice with home runs as Post No 13 Legion earns a state championship after 40 years. Robin Outwater batted .306, with pitchers Bucky Long and Radtea cited. Don Ryan heads the program as the former Mt Anthony pitcher coaches a new team, balancing Interstate League and Legion schedules in Wilmington Sunday at 1 30.

Bennington Church Croft Legion J.J. Moore Castleton Steve Rice Robin Outwater Bucky Long Radtea Wilmington Don Ryan Mt. Anthony Marty Hansen Ace Winkles

NEL files unfair labor charge against Players Association

The National Football League Management Council accuses the Players Association of failing to bargain in good faith over commissioner fines and artificial turf. The charge was filed yesterday at the NLRB Region 2 office. A similar charge against the league's 26 teams is set for June 20 in Minneapolis. The council says the union's actions amount to harassment and an attempt to undermine the collective bargaining agreement.

New York UPI Chargng National Football League Management Council Players Association Region 2 National Labor Relalions Board NFL Minneapolis NLRB John Thompson Council

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