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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1974

Page

12

Post 13 Drops Tough Extra Inning Loss In Keene

Keene New Hampshire Post 13 suffered its first defeat in a heated game against Post 14 of Keene. The bench was ejected after close calls, but Post 13 rallied to force extra innings before losing 4-3. The team sits 4-1 overall and schedules Plattsburgh and Bellows Falls next.

Keene, N.H Post 13 Wild Bunch Keene

Coup Landing Dies After Belmont Park Win

At Belmont Park Coup Landing, a 9 year old gelding and half brother to 1972 Derby winner Riva Ridge, collapsed in the winner's circle after winning the first race. The horse had three outings this year, most recently a two length score after paying $6.20 to win. Jockey Robyn C. Smith (woman) last rode Coup Landing.

New York UPI Belmont Park Coup Landing Riva Ridge Robyn C. Smith Miss Smith First Landing

Americans near Patch Trophy lead after close Newport race

The American team led by Scaramouche finished 27 to 24 over Britain in the third Patch Trophy race, closing the gap to seven points for the series as Canada and Bermuda trailed. Scaramouche, a 50-foot sloop owned by Charles Kirsch, won for the third straight time in the 24 mile race from Brenton Reef to Newport.

Newport, R.I UPI Scaramouche Charles Kirsch Sturgis Mich Brenton Reef Ron Amey Noryema United States Canada Bermuda Scaramouci Reduta III Carlos Corna Buenos Aires

Moose Edges A W 5 4 In Seven Inning Game

Moose beat A W 5 4 in seven innings. Jeff Condon earned the win pitcher. David Fiederowcz homered. Tonight Display faces First Vermont Bank. Friday ends with Little League door to door canvas from 6 p.m. Bennington Little League lists two divisions majors and minors with six and nine teams respectively. Total program cost is 2500 dollars. Bennington will allow girls to play per Williamsports ruling. Tryouts and registrations completed for 1974. Bennington Generals hold workouts Thursday and Friday at 5 30 p m at Spinelli Field. They travel to Dalton Mass Saturday for a 1 p m double-header and play another away Sunday versus the Amsterdam Knights.

Walt Parmenter Keith Buck Parmenter Bennington Plattsburgh N.Y Moose A&w Jeff Condon David Fiederowcz First Vermont Bank Bennington Generals Spinelli Field Dalton Mass Amsterdam Knights

Nations battle for six places in World Cup finals

In the World Soccer Cup race, 11 nations contend for six berths in the final rounds as West Germany and Poland have clinched spots. Australia Haiti and Zaire are already eliminated, while Chile East Germany Brazil Scotland Yugoslavia Holland Sweden Bulgaria Uruguay Italy Argentina compete for the remaining eight final spots.

Frankfurt Germany UPI West Germany Poland Australia Haiti Zaire Chile East Germany Brazil Scotland Yugoslavia Holland Sweden Bulgaria Uruguay Italy Argentina Georg ‘‘Anby Ericsson

Hoosick Softball results and World Cup notes

Hoosick Falls N Y Okermans edged Goobers 14 3 with pitcher Sharkey Zilinskas allowing three hits and delivering two RBIs as Okerman's key eight runs in the seventh. Youth Commission beat Bakers Nursery 10 9 on June 14 with Jim Cusack earning a bases loaded triple. Tonight Goobers face Baker's Nursery at 6 15 while Youth Commission meets Brogues on June 21. World Cup play resumes Saturday with Australia matchup and Europe betting odds update.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Apple Burdick Goobers Paul Haynes Pete Sennett Tom Crowley Youth Commission Bakers Nursery Jim Cusack Joe Shaw Brian Harrison Baker John Tudor Vern Weeden Gene Roberson Mark Harrison Tom Scott Bill Keyes Howie Wright Dick Weeden Baker's Baker’s Nursery Brogues

Standings Friday's Games Across Major Leagues and Groups

Detroit at New York and Cleveland at Boston lead Friday night schedules with Baltimore at Milwaukee Chicago at Minnesota Calif at Texas 2 Kansas City at Oakland and Group One matchups Chile vs East Germany and West Germany awaits. Group Two features Scotland versus Yugoslavia and Zaire against Brazil with goals shaping second phase progress. A Scotland-Yugoslavia win could clinch Group Three while second place hinges on Brazil's margin versus Zaire.

Detroit New York Cleveland Boston Baltimore Milwaukee Chicago Minnesota Calif Texas Twinight Kansas City Oakland Chile East Germany West Germany Scotland Yugoslavia Zaire Brazil Montreal Cincinnati San Diego G.d California Tex Oakind

Celtics eye first three draft picks for 1974-75

Boston coach Tom Heinsohn predicts promising rookie potential from Glenn MacDonald Kevin Stacom and Roscoe Pondexter as part of a season plan. He notes none likely start immediately but may compete for jobs while avoiding injuries remains crucial to a repeat NBA title defense.

NEW York UPI Boston Celtics Tom Heinsohn Glenn MacDonald Long Beach Kevin Stacom Providence Roscoe Pondexter Heinsohn McDonald Stacom Pondexter Boston

Blalock Aims for LPGA Championship Win After Turbulent Past

Jane Blalock, 26, from Portsmouth NH, seeks her first LPGA Championship title at Pleasant Valley. She endured a high profile suspension over ball movement accusations two years ago, later lifted after a federal court fight. Now second on LPGA money list, she concentrates on golf and eyes success at the 6130 yard par 73 course where a $7000 top prize awaits.

Blalock Miss Blalock JoAnn Prentice Lawson Mary Mills JoAnne Carner

Canadians Can Play Hockey for BU Says District Court

A U S District Court judge ruled that two Canadian students William Buckton and Peter Marzo are eligible to play hockey for Boston University. The NCAA and ECAC had claimed they were professionals after playing in the Canadian Junior League. The judge kept a consent decree and directed NCAA review by August with a report due by Sept 3. The ruling preserves BU eligibility while signaling negotiations between U.S. and Canadian officials on junior players.

Boston UPI Boston University National Collegiate Athletic Association Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference William Buckton Peter Marzo Joseph L.tauro ECAC Buckton Marzo NCAA

McLaughlin Joins Cornell as Track Assistant Coach

Ted McLaughlin, age 35, named assistant track coach at Cornell University in Ithaca after two years at Brown University where he specialized in weight events. He previously led Hope High School in Providence as head coach and has now moved to the Cornell coaching staff.

Ithaca, N.Y UPI Ted McLaughlin Brown University Cornell University McLaughlin Brown Hope High School Providence

Club 22 Faces Semi in Cambridge Digger Connell Tourney

Three teams remain in the Digger Connell Tournament sponsored by the Men's Softball League. Club 22 of Cambridge coached by Butch Eastman reached the finals after beating Winslow Plumbing 13-4 W.E.T.N. 11-0 and Peacock Construction 7-4. The semi final is Sunday at 1 30 p m at Beech Street with the final at 3 p m. Proceeds support future league activities.

Digger Connell Club 22 Cambridge Butch Eastman Better T.V Villagers Beech Street Howard Therrien Hank Tenney al Cihochi Winslow Plumbing W.E.T.N Peacock Construction Steve Coyne Punky Thompson Jim Mardsen Ed’s Market Green Mountain Furniture Doug Steve Luke Don Record Bob Marsh Economy Graphics Union Carbide Eagle Squares

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