Generals Beat Post 13 In Pitchers Battle At Spinelli Field
Generals defeat Bennington Post 13 6-1 in seven innings as Mike Diodati and Dave Hoyt combine for two hitter. Errors hurt Post 13, while Fran Maynard and Kevin Wry helped Gen rans score in first and fourth innings. Maynard returns to lineup and big week looms with Sons of Italy clash at Spinelli Field.
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Williams named Angels manager replacing Winkles
Dick Williams accepts the Angels job and will join next week as Nolan Ryan dominates Texas 5 0 in a one hit shutout. Ryan, 10th win in 16 decisions, notes his fastball was off but still leads Angels to victory amid Williams’ hiring ahead of next week.
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No freedom no football could cancel NFL exhibitions
NFL players threaten a strike over freedom to sign with any team, ending Rozelle rule and a voice in trades. Picket lines may form after two days, jeopardizing preseason games and revenues. Rookies and free agents can report July 3, with clubs potentially fielding teams if enough report.
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Green's Oil and Tuttles tied for league lead in softball
Green's Oil and Tuttles share top spot in the Women's Softball League after week of play ending June 28. First Vermont beat Tansiter 47-12, Green's Oil defeated Carlton 43-1, and Green's edged First Vermont 11-10 in a make-up game. Thursday Putnam beat Tansiter 17-15 as no league games occur next week due to All Stars practice. golf at Mt Anthony noted Rhoda Comi low gross 92 and Jane Winegard low net 77.
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McGlothen matches Gibson as Cardinals beat Mets 6-1
Lynn McGlothen held the New York Mets to three singles and struck out seven to raise his record to 11-3, tying Sonny Siebert for the club lead. Ted Simmons and Joe Torre drove in two runs apiece as St. Louis built a 4-0 lead, with four Mets pitchers yielding the distinction. Cleveland, Milwaukee, Kansas City, Minnesota, and California also won.
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Scottish youth soccer team to play here in Hamden area
A 22 player Scottish team from Jim's Boys Club Port of Leigh near Ejidenburgh arrives Saturday for games in the Bennington region. Ages 13 to 16, with four adult supervisors, will stay at Hoosac School in Hoosick. They face Williamstown Monday and Mt. Anthony Tuesday and Wednesday before moving on to New York Philadelphia and Washington. Harry Dickie of Hoosac School previously visited Scotland.
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Scotch foursome results at Mt Anthony Country Club
Marion Vince and Jack Winegard led front nine with 43 in Scotch foursome play. Helen Gibney and Al Scheider were second with 44, Liz Chapman and Jim Vince third at 45, Dot Wirthman and Dave Pierce fourth with 46. Special prizes went to Dot Chapin and Jerry Finnegan and to Linda Buss and Herm Dennis. Back nine low gross went to Carrol Studwell and Fred Joppich with 42, Cele Short and Ed Studwell second at 45, Norma Finnegan and Del Sterling third at 46. Closest to the pin winner was John Chapman with 5 feet 3 inches. Ann Ballou was runner up.
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