Doornhof Farm Trials Crown Top Finishers Weekend Results
Doornhof Farm Trials posted top placers across seven divisions after a two day event. Dressage Saturday cross country Sunday stadium jumping tested horse and rider. Jenny Wille of Conn won Open Preliminary Division A, Denny Emerson of Vermont edged Tad Coffin in Open Preliminary Division B, with winners named in all divisions including Jim Staments and Camilla Cutler.
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Doornhof Farm
Jenny Wille
Connecticut
U.S
Denny Emerson
Vermont
Montreal
Tad Coffin
Jim Staments
Massachusetts
Camilla Cutler
Dave Quimby
Christina Beaton
Cathy Bussey
Mass
Fifi Coles
Robin Imschweiler
Maine
Ann Savelberg
Jedd Flagger
Shaftsbury
Bartow to lead UAB athletic program in Birmingham
Gene Bartow, former UCLA coach, will become athletic director and head basketball coach at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. He will spearhead plans for a 1978-79 basketball season and a broader intercollegiate program focused on golf, tennis, swimming, and track, with no football. Bartow has a 310-153 career record and previously built Memphis State into a national powerhouse.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPI
Gene Bartow
Ucla Bruins
University of Alabama
UAB
S. Richardson Hill
Bartow
Gene
Hill
UCLA
Memphis State
University of Illinois
Penguins
al Savill
Wilson
Koosman Poised For Top Mets Role Amid Seaver Trade Talk
The Mets consider trading Tom Seaver to the Reds as Koosman eyes sole stardom after a standout seven run win over the Braves. Seaver refused to comment, saying the deal was up to the team, while Koosman brushed off reporters. Separate games saw Reds over Phillies, Expos edge Astros, Rangers topple Indians, Royals defeat Yankees, and Red Sox beat White Sox in extras as Fisk delivered a late-clinching hit.
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Tom and Jerry
Tom Seaver
New York Mets
Jerry Koosman
Koosman
Seaver
Cincinnati Reds
Mets
Atlanta Braves
Braves
Atlanta
Royals
Yankees
George Brett
Darrell Porter
Paul Splittorff
Mike Torrez
Red Sox
White Sox
Carlton Fisk
Rick Burleson
Richie Fisk
Allie Sherman Seizes Spotlight As Cosmos Rise
Clive Toye announced his Cosmos presidency resignation to become a special consultant after a 2-1 win over Minnesota Kicks. Allie Sherman emerges as a leading candidate to become the club's next president while Toye and Werner owners shape the future as fans roar at Giants Stadium.
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Clive Toye
New York Cosmos
Minnesota
Tony Field
Giants Stadium
Franz Beckenbauer
Pele
Giorgio Chinaglia
Bronx River Parkway
The
Cosmos
Allie Sherman
New York
Sonny Werblin
New Jersey Stadium and Exposition Authority
Giant
New York Jets
Wellington Mara
Giants
Steve Ross
Warner Communications
Jets
San Francisco 49Ers
Washington Redskins
Philadelphia Eagles
Wall Street
London
Franz
Generals practice tomorrow in Williamstown Mt Greylock venue
The Bennington Generals idle this weekend due to rain will hold a practice tomorrow night at Mt Greylock in Williamstown. They sit third in the Northway League at 2-2, with Dalton leading at 6-0 and Greenwich second at 4-0.
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Bennington Generals
Mt. Greylock
Williamstown
Generals
Dalton
Mass
Greenwich
N.Y
Shelburne Falls
Halfmoon
Penguins name Johnny Wilson fifth coach in 10 years
Johnny Wilson was named Monday the fifth coach in Penguins history joining Ken Shinkle and Marc Boileau. He vows to fix leadership in the dressing room and on ice while managing talent including temperamental star Pierre Larouche with past coaching in the World Championships and NHL teams.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Johnny Wilson
Pittsburgh Penguins
Pierre Larouche
Wilson
Penguins
Ken Schinkel
Marc Boileau
Larouche
NHL
Vienna
Austria
Europe
World Hockey Association
Detroit Red Wings
Los Angeles Kings
Colorado Rockies
Mixed scramble crowns Mt Anthony golf event at MACC
Fifty five teams competed in a mixed scramble at Mt Anthony Country Club on Sunday. Winners were Frank Falbo, Mr. Cornell, Helen Gibney and Hope Graves with a 69. A tie for second featured Chris Comi, Mr. Quadland, Drew Shea and Shirley Cornell, and Joe Schneider, Marion Vince, Ralph Dickinson and Jane Winegard both at 70.
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Mt. Anthony Country Club
Frank Falbo
Mr. Cornell
Helen Gibney
Hope Graves
Chris Comi
Mr. Quadland
Drew Shea
Shirley Cornell
Joe Schneider
Marion Vince
Ralph Dickinson
Jane Winegard
Twin Cup Soccer Plans In Middlebury July 30 Fundraisers
Plans for the Twin State Soccer Cup at Porter Field Middlebury College July 30 outline a third annual match between NH and VT seniors. Vermont won the first two games 2 1 and 8 4 and will retire the trophy if they prevail. NH aims to halt that. Proceeds split between states fund sight programs, with promotions and practice arrangements noted.
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Middlebury
Spencer Kingsland
New Hampshire Lions Soccer Association
New Hampshire- Vermont Lions Soccer Associations
Porter Field
Middlebury College
Vermont
New Hampshire
Brian Sly
West Yorkshire
England
Harwood Union High School
Waterbury
Malcolm Longnecker
Stevens High School
Claremont
N.H
Edmund Lauzon
Vermont Lions Soccer Association
Richard Snelling
Meldrin Thompson
Manchester Country Club Four Ball Tourney attracts 72 teams
The Manchester Country Club invites 72 teams for its seventh annual Invitational Four Ball Tournament set June 23 to 26. Events include a stag dinner June 23 and a steak dinner June 25 at Bromley Base Lodge, with practices and medalist qualifying leading to June 26 finals and a postfinal cocktail party.
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Manchester
Manchester Country Club
Bromley Base Lodge
Bromley
Golf Committee
Mary Hawkins
Purdy’s Shoe Store
Youth summer soccer league formed
A summer soccer league for youths in Grades 8 11 has seven area teams. Contact Birger Vignes or the Bennington Recreation Center for participation and insurance release forms. All games at 6 p.m. with home games at Willow Park. First practice June 20 at Willow Park. Schedule lists June 22 Whitingham Bennington, June 29 Thayer at Bennington, July 9 Bennington at Brattleboro, July 20 Bennington Dye, July 27 Play-offs, June 25 Bennington at Hinsdale, July 6 Les Gray at Benington, July 13 Wilmington at Bennington, July 23 Playoffs, July 30 Championships.
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Birger Vignes
Bennington Recreation Center
Vignes
Rec Center
Bennington
Willow Park
Whitingham
Thayer
Brattleboro
Bennington Dye
Hinsdale
Les & Gray
Wilmington
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Tracy Mallen
Emily Goss
Ann George
Bead Perkins
Lisa Kincaid
Renee Schurink
Beth Adams
Ashley Warren
Kathy Brown
Karen Sellers
Ian Grant
Cammy Briggs
Arlene Full
Martha Hoar
Cathy Fiske
May Emerson
Elizabeth Armstrong
Cindy Carr
Andrew Hoar
Hilary Morris
Peter Guenther
Liz Guenther
Henry
Janet Schurink
Doornhof Farms
Missouri
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Tainly
Cincinnati
Philadelpia
Houston
Reds
Phillies
Dan Driessen
Wayne Twitchell
Pedro Borbon
Mike Schmidt
Expos
Astros
Joe Kerrigan
Kerrigan
Jose Cruz
Santo Alcala
Rangers
Indians
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Bert Campaneris
Bert Blyleven
Blyleven
Dennis Eckersley
Sports of the Times
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Times News Service
New York Football Giants
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Gordon Bradley
Colonie
Amsterdam
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Sausville
George Mason
Virginia
Beckenbauer
Downing Stadium
Randalls Island
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Savill
Alan Eagleson
NHL Players Association
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Monument Plaza Shopping Center
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