Raetz tosses no-hit win as CYO tops Elks 4-2
Terry Raetz fired a no-hitter in his first start of the season, striking out 10 as the Bennington CYO defeated the Bennington Elks 4-2. The CYO offense produced a first-inning two-run triple by Mike Maguire and a fourth-inning rally, while the Elks scored in the seventh on a fielders choice and sacrifice.
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Post 13 Nine Plays at Keene
Bennington American Legion Post No 13 sits 1-1 in its Junior season and travels to Keene New Hampshire for a non league tilt under lights. Manager Red Silver and coach Ted Ripley plan to rotate the lineup with Bucky Long expected to start for an injured John Hart, while Arnie Wright covered in relief this past weekend. The game closes Bennington’s road slate before a three game home stand starting Saturday against Springfield and continuing Sunday versus Chester.
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General Cable Crushes Ladd Brook 11 2 in Little League
General Cable built a 5-0 first inning lead and rode 11 walks plus nine hits to an 11 2 victory over Ladd Brook in Pownal Little League. Milt Harrington led with four hits for General Cable, while Chris Gallant tossed all seven innings for the win. Ladd Brook’s Larry Burdick took the loss as Alonzo Bisson issued 11 walks.
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Undefeated Display Wins Third straight in Bennington
Bennington Display remains undefeated at 3-0 after defeating Tansitor Lectronics 6-1 in Bennington Little League action. Sennett pitched four hits and 11 strikeouts, delivering a four-run first inning outburst that carried the display nine to the win.
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Astros win as Watson fathers son with three hits
Keith Watson was born to Bob Watson just hours before Houston's 4-1 win over San Diego. The 25-year-old utilityman then collected three hits for the Astros, while Don Wilson pitched a three-hitter. In other NL games, Philadelphia swept Montreal, New York beat Chicago, Los Angeles topped Atlanta, San Francisco routed Cincinnati, and St. Louis split with Pittsburgh.
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Hank Aaron A Sensitive Superstar And 3,000 Hit Icon
New York UPI profile portrays Hank Aaron as the archetype of baseball greatness yet reveals the Braves star's personal sensitivity. He discusses struggles after reaching 3,000 hits, a reluctance to coach teammates, and a memorable incident when helping a teammate met with a cold shoulder, shaping his guarded approach.
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McCoy Eyes Pro Career In East All America Game
Notre Dame senior and 6-5 275 pound lineman Mike McCoy lines up for the East in the Coaches All America game in Lubbock Texas. He eyes a future with Green Bay after hearing he was drafted No 1 and says he is eager for the season to begin.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Update for Wednesday
National and American League standings shown with teams, win totals and percentages. Wednesday games listed include New York at Chicago and Montreal at Philadelphia, plus night matches St Louis at Pittsburgh. Probable pitchers for key matchups across leagues include Drago, Dobson, Blyleven, Bolin, and Palmer.
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Fans Vote for Favorites in All Star Balloting
National League voting shows established stars leading in most positions with Rico Carty rising to second among outfielders and Willie Mays slipping to third. Hank Aaron maintains a large edge with 390,357 votes as deadlines loom and team rosters will be announced the first week of July ahead of the July 14 game at Riverfront Stadium Cincinnati.
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