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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1976

Page

13

Finley trades A's stars in record $3 million selloff

Oakland owner Charles Finley shocks baseball by selling Joe Rudi and Rollie Fingers to Boston for $1 million each and Vida Blue to the Yankees for $1 million, plus acquiring Ken Holtzman from Baltimore in a ten-player swap. The moves, part of a broader disbanding of the 1970s powerhouse A's, end the club's no-sale stance as five star players head toward free agency.

Finley Rudi Red Sox Blue Yankees Ken Holtzman Baltimore Catfish Hunter Charlie Finley A’s Fingers Los Angeles Dodgers Cy Young

Tenace Leads A's To Win Amid Shock Over Trades

Gene Tenace homered twice guiding Oakland to a 3-2 victory over Boston as former A's stars Joe Rudi and Rollie Fingers appeared in Boston uniforms in Oakland. Vida Blue moved to the Yankees in a cash deal. Rudi and Fingers drew cheers and mixed reactions from Red Sox, who fear benching Cooper and contend the division is now Boston’s to lose.

Oakland UPI Gene Tenace Oakland A’s Joe Rudi Rollie Fingers Boston Coliseum Red Sox Vida Blue Yankees Rudi Fingers Tenace A’s Ferguson Jenkins Sal Bando California Cecil Cooper Wise Fred Lynn Lynn Darrell Johnson Johnson Glenn Abbott

Baseball Trade Fallout From Finley Era Reshapes AL

Oakland stars Bert Campaneris Sal Bando and Gene Tenace exit as Charlie Finley sells core, Yankees acquire Bando Fingers Blue and Rudi react with mixed feelings. Deals reshape AL West race while other trades move Doyle Alexander Rick Dempsey and more.

Yankees Bert Campaneris Sal Bando Gene Tenace Oakland Finley Bando A’s Rudi Fingers Blue Angels

Orioles stunned as rivals land big trades

Baltimore suffered a quiet 4-0 win over the White Sox amid blockbuster moves by Oakland owner Charles Finley. He shipped Vida Blue Rollie Fingers and Joe Rudi to Baltimore's AL East rivals, and Baltimore then traded Ken Holtzman Doyle Alexander to the Yankees. Mark Belanger and Lee May contributed for the Orioles. Royals routed the Tigers 21 7 as Amos Otis drove in five and Dave Nelson four in a high scoring day for Kansas City.

Finley Mack Lefty Grove Jimmy Foxx Mickey Cochrane al Simmons George Walberg Max Bishop Philadelphia Holtzman Yankees Doyle Alexander Elrod Hendricks Grant Jackson Jim Freeman Syracuse Orioles Rick Dempsey Tippy Martinez Rudy May Dave Pagan Scott McGregor Texas Joe Lahoud California Angels Chicago White Sox Pete Varney Atlanta Braves John ‘Blue Moon Odom Des Moines Los Angeles Dodgers Joe Ferguson St. Louis Cardinals Reggie Smith Dodgers Bobby Detherage Fred Tisdal St. Louis Bill Madden UPI Jim Palmer Baltimore Orioles Palmer Earl Weaver Oakland A’s Charles C. Finley Joe Ruii Rollie Fingers Vida Blue Baltimore Weaver Boston Ken Holtzman Mark Belanger Lee May Royals Tigers Amos Otis Dave Nelson Kansas City Otis

Matlack shines as Mets top Dodgers 2 1

Left hander Jon Matlack pitched six strong innings and allowed six hits in a 2 1 New York Mets win over the Los Angeles Dodgers. The Mets broke the tie with runs in the seventh and eighth as Dave Kingman scored on a dropped pop fly and later drove in the go ahead run with a two out single.

Jon Matlack Matlack New York Mets Los Angeles Dodgers San Diego Randy Jones Dodgers Ted Sizemore Joe Ferguson Mets Dave Kingman Wayne Garrett Kingman Steve Carlton Reds Cubs Bob Bailey Ed Armbrister Johnny Bench Darold Knowles Armbrister Bench Cesar Geronimo Dave Concepcion Bailey Pete Rose Geronimo Joe Morgan Ken Griffey Braves Ken Henderson Atlanta Lee Lacy Dave May Henderson Harry Rasmussen Dick Ruthven Wharrel Chaney Rowland Office Earl Williams Padres Expos Dave Winfield Gene Locklear Alan Foster Foster Winfield LocHear

Reds hold tryout in Pittsfield with Reds scout Porter Blinn

The Cincinnati Reds announce a one day tryout camp in Pittsfield Massachusetts at Clapp Park on June 19 starting 9:30 a.m. attendance requires Legion permission and full uniform gear. Porter Blinn leads the session and local contact Paul Ricciarini provides details. The surrounding baseball results note Phillies 10 Giants 2 and other NL AL games with several notable performances and a rain delay.

Cincinnati Reds Pittsfield Mass Clapp Park American Legion Legion Porter Blinn Reds New England

Girls softball team to begin June 21 at Memorial Park

The Recreation Department sponsors a girls softball team for ages 12 to 16 with practice from 10:30 to noon on Memorial Park Field near the Community Recreation Center. Practices Monday, Wednesday, Friday, leading to league play in the Green Mountain Girls Softball League. Sponsors are Business World and Lauzon Machine and Engineering. Pre-register at the Recreation Center, 442-5446, with final registration June 21 at the first practice.

Memorial Park Field Community Recreation Center Gage Street Green Mountain Business World Lauzon Machine and Engineering

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