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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1967

Page

8

Rainy Bennington Rotary Lions Softball Classic Ends In Deadlock

Rain washed out the Bennington Rotary and Lions Clubs softball game after 3 1/2 innings with Lions leading 7-3, score reverting to 3-3 as the official result. the contest ended in a rain-soaked deadlock amid a strong crowd and pregame events.

Rotary Bennington Rotary Lions Jupiter Pluvious Tom Steffen Dick Jollivette Stef Lion Club Dave Alcorta Alcorta Fred Butler Lion Buckler

Local Golfers In Weekend Victories

John Maloney won the Mt Anthony Club title with a 36 hole total of 157 over two weekends, beating Alex Mahar by two strokes. Jack Schehr finished third at 165. Rolland Roy claimed the President's Cup handicap win with 130, Art Dewey second at 143, and John Griffin third at 144. At Valley View, Ann Noel and Bob Earnhardt led in low gross with 73, while Dot Mack and John Mack were runners up at 77 and Ceil Silver with Al Aiken had the low putts at 31.

Mt. Anthony Country Club Valley View John Maloney Mt. Anthony Maloney Alex Mahar Mahar Jack Schehr Art Dewey John Griffin Ann Noel Bob Earnhardt Dot John Mack Ceil Silver al Aiken Dick Stillings Mt. Snow Bill Preston Bob Gratton Dave Wilkinson Eddie Maynard Red’’ Silver Mickey Carmody Frank Lamphier Jimmy King Bob Cummings Max Vaz Chubby Watters Dick Ledegar Andre LaRoche Jimmy Collins Carl Hegel Jeff Scott Griffin

Wilkinson and Beauchamp Lead Medalists With 65

John Wilkinson and Dick Beauchamp fired a seven under par 65 to lead medalists at the Third Annual Oakerwood July Fourth Four-Ball Tournament. They posted seven birdies in 18 holes, front nine 30 and second nine 35, breaking the course record. Defending champions Galipeau and McGurn were 60 for their qualifying score, while Vallotti and Don Smith shot 72 with Tom Bushee.

John Wilkinson Dick Beauchamp Oakerwood Craig Galipeau Jimmy McGurn John Vallotti Don Smith Hoosick Falls Tom Bushee

Reichardt Plates Inside the Park Grand Slam for Angels

Rick Reichardt ends batting slump with an inside the park grand slam as California beats Kansas City 4-3. Reichardt had been adjusting stances, batting .241, after earlier strikeouts and bench time. Also: AL results Minnesota 3 Chicago 1 New York 3 Detroit 2 Boston 8 Cleveland 3 Baltimore 8 Washington 3. NL: Philadelphia 6-4, 10-4 over St Louis. Chicago 4-1 and 8-0 vs Houston. Atlanta 4-2 over New York. Pittsburgh 5-4 Cincinnati. Los Angeles 2-1 San Francisco. Rojas fends off A’s rally, Brunet's 4th win. Pinch hitter Battey drives two with triple, Stillings 7-3. Golf results: Mt Snow players finish in 70s.

Rick Reichardt Wisconsin California Bill Rigney Stringman Reichardt Angels Kansas City Athletics Municipal Stadium Athletics Mike Hershberger A’s Philadelphia St. Louis Chicago Houston Atlanta New York Pittsburgh Cincinnati Los Angeles San Francisco

VFW Batterymen Defeat Eagles 5-3 In Close Little League Clash

The VFW entry edged the Eagles 5-3 as Stash Wiscoski earned the win and Eddie Vosburgh drove in two runs. Keith Pareiro and Barry Le Barron led the Eagles with early scoring, while Mark Rousseau struck out 14 for the losers. Battery duo Wiscoski Vosburgh delivered the late decisive two runs in the bottom of the final inning.

VFW Bennington Eagles Stash Wiscoski Rosseau Wiscoski Eddie Vosburgh Keith Pareiro Barry LeBarron Vosburgh

Spitz Smashes World 400 Meter Freestyle Record

Mark Spitz 17, a Santa Clara student, set a world mark in the 400 meter freestyle with 4 10.6 at the San Leandro relays at Chabot College. He beat East Germany's Frank Wiegand record of 4 11.1 set last August.

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