Brewers stun again contending in tight AL East race
Milwaukee manager Del Crandall hails a breakaway streak as the Brewers rally from behind with a two run homer by John Briggs in the eighth to beat Minnesota 3 1. The win keeps them tied for second with Detroit, a half game behind New York. The Yankees moved to first by routing Oakland 3 3.
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Natace Clarke
Bobby Murcer
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White Sox
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Stan Bahnsen
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Dick Drago
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Clyde Wright
Dwight Evans
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Jim Spencer
Rangers
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Gaylord Perry
Toby Harrah
Buddy Bell
Costs Might Kill College Regatta In New London
Yale and Harvard face budgets squeezing intercollegiate athletics as Yale plans a 1974 trimester calendar and earlier May commencement. Harvard aims to keep the Thames River race, with captains Labarre and Mahoney weighing a shift to Navy, Cornell, or Brown, while crews train for Saturday's 108th regatta.
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Gene Labarre
Bill Mahoney
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Nicklaus favored to win fourth Open at Oakmont
Jack Nicklaus, chasing his 14th major, heads the 150 man Oakmont field as the favorite for the Open. Weiskopf arrives off back to back wins but Nicklaus's hunger and status push him as top pick. The 6,821 yard par 71 course, with fast greens, hosts the 73rd Open amid mixed forecasts and comments from Trevino and Aaron.
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Hungry Jack
Frank Berkopec
Oakmont, Pa
VPI
Jack Nicklaus
America
Tom Weiskopf
Uhioan
Oakmont
Marvin Giles
Bob Goalby
Lee Trevino
Tommy Aaron
Bennington Athletes Shine at Vermont Special Olympics
Bennington youths joined nearly 32 teams from nine programs at the University of Vermont for the Vermont Special Olympics. Events spanned swimming, track and field, bowling, and gymnastics with multiple Bennington winners in 25 and 50 yard freestyle, 440 relays, softball throw, and sprint dashes across age groups.
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Bennington
Vermont
University of Vermont
Bradford
Rutland
St. Johnsbury
St. Albans
Brandon
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White River Junction
UVM
Forbush Pond
Peter Pendlembury
Peter Pendlebury
Joe Ward
Art Knapp
Brian Pierce
Timothy Bellville
Edward Kartell
Dianne Knapp
Brenda Bellville
Fase Knapp
Cherie Bellville
Edward Bortell
Arthur Knapp
Edward Bartell
Recreation Tennis Winners and Summer Programs
The team of Marni Krause and Bucky Stultz won the mixed doubles in the spring tennis tournament defeating lla and Ken Cestone 5 6 6 4 6 0 to capture the Championship. The Cestones beat Linda and Chuck Tilgner 1 64 to reach the final as Tilgners had earlier defeated Rosara van der Linde and George Sachse 64 65. Singles and women doubles are scheduled for this weekend at Willow Park. The Recreation Department expands summer activities with signups at the Junior High School. Activities include hiking tennis softball gymnastics field hockey basketball and soccer with schedules set by registration. Tennis lessons at Willow Park begin July 9 taught by Sue Spooner with four categories and a $5 fee for adults.
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Lla
Ken Cestone
Christine Wolfe
Neil Ross
Bent
Jean Edmundson
Tan Geer
Cestones
Linda
Chuck Tilgner
Tilgners
Rosara
van der Linde
George Sachse
Willow Park
Stark Street
Memorial Park
Stack Street
WiNan Park
Morse Soccer Vield
Recreation Department
Wilow Park
Sue Spooner
Sue
Finley to keep NHL franchise in Oakland after vote
NHL board of governors ruled the Oakland franchise will remain with Charles O. Finley despite an initial move proposal. The meeting also revised goaltender pad rules, banned end-of-period skating for security, set next All-Star game for January 29 in Chicago, and discussed playoff tie breakers and a league drug standard audit. Five new NHL Hall of Fame members were inducted in the final day.
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UPI
Charles O. Finley
National Hockey League
Oakland
Board of Governors
NHL
Finley
Clarence Campbell
Toronto
Campbell
Chicago
NHL Hockey Hall of Fame
Hartland Molson
Montreal Canadiens
Frank Udvavi
Tillers
Doug Harvey
Chuck Rayner
Tommy Smith
MAYAA opens track program for youth in Bennington
The ML Anthony Youth Athletic Association launches a summer track and field program for girls and boys ages 7 to 14 under Dr. Oakley Frost and Knute Westerlund with help from Hank Tenney of the Recreation Department. Registration drawn 75 youths. current practice on Morse Field with plans for a dirt track and temporary site clearance. Coaches include Richard Squires Kathy Wright Frankie Frodgett Mrs Oakley Frost Stan Miler John Shannon Leslie Shannon and Hank Tenney. Practice times are Tuesdays 4 HT for 7-8 4 30 for 11-14 and Saturdays 9 am for the full team.
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ML Anthony Youth Athletic Association
MAYAA
Oakley Frost
Knute Westerlund
Recreation Department
Hank Tenney
Morse
Frost
Bennington
Richard Squires
Kathy Wright
Frankie Frodgett
Stan Miler
John Shannon
Leslie Shannon
Scotch Foursome Braves Rain at Mt Anthony Club
Mt Anthony Country Club Scotch Foursome faced rain and slick fairways for weekly play. Low net on back nine went to Dave Pierce and Phyllis Dickinson, while front nine honors went to Rid Ludwell and Anne Ballou.
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