CYO Nine Wins Second Start as Elks Fall to Arlington
Bennington CYO nine remains undefeated in Inter-State League with a 9-5 win over Hoosick Falls Lions while Arlington defeats the Elks 13-4. Terry Raetz, Shawn Rice, Mike Maguire and LeBarron fueled the CYO offense. Arlington pitcher Dennis Holton went the distance for his team’s second straight victory.
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One Hitter Sparks A W Nine Victory in Little League
The A W squad of the Bennington Little League edged the Moose 6 to 1 on Park Street Extension as pitcher Phil Thayer fired a one hit game with 12 strikeouts. A W broke a 1 1 tie with three runs in the second inning and added two more in the third before sealing the win with a fourth inning run. Four A W hits supported Thayer while Moose managed a lone first inning tally and committed multiple errors.
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Murcer Hits Four Homers To Split Yankees-Indians Doubleheader
Bobby Murcer slugged four homers in the doubleheader, three in game two, to power the New York Yankees to a 5-4 victory after Cleveland won the opener 7-2 behind Sam McDowell. Vada Pinson of Cleveland was ejected in the fifth after decking Yankee pitcher Stan Bahnsen with a left hook during a rundown at the plate. The nightcap saw Murcer drive in four runs, tying the game at 4-4 in the eighth inning.
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Clay Frazier bout planned in Detroit arena
A Detroit promotion group has reserved Cobo Arena for a September 21 heavyweight title showdown between Cassius Clay and Joe Frazier. Gov Milliken supports it if boxing commissioner Davey approves. no official status yet.
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League Standings and Friday Night NBA Schedule
Los Angeles Osteen 9 7 visits Atlanta Reed 0 0 while Montreal Nye 1 0 travels to Philadelphia G Jackson 1 5 St Louis Carlton 1 8 goes to Pittsburgh Veale 5 8. Friday features New York at Montreal Chicago at Pitts Philadelphia at St Louis Cincinnati at Houston San Diego at Los Angeles Atlanta at San Francisco Chicago John 5 9 at California Wright 95 Oakland at Minnesota California at Kansas City Minnesota at Chicago Cleveland at Detroit Baltimore at Washington Boston at New York
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Mets Clinch Doubleheader Sweep To Lead NL East
The New York Mets, now in first place, swept the Chicago Cubs 9-5 and 6-1 as Gil Hodges stressed no emotional stakes. Tom Seaver prevailed in game one with a seven hitter, Nolan Ryan logged a one hitter through seven, and Tug McGraw finished the finale with two perfect innings. In other NL action, Pittsburgh beat St. Louis 4-3 in 11, Cincinnati edged San Francisco 5-4, Montreal beat Philadelphia 8-0, Los Angeles defeated Atlanta 7-0, and Houston edged San Diego 5-4 as Crosley Field closed before Cincinnati’s move to Riverfront Stadium.
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Mobilemen Stroll To 10-9 Victory
Bennington Mobile defeated Display 10-9 in Little League action after trailing 7-0, then scoring six in the fifth on six walks and a hit batsman, added four more in the sixth, while Display amassed four runs in the first inning and two in the fifth before succumbing.
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