Hoosick Softball Results and Goobers Rise in Year Start
Hoosick Softball results show Goobers rout Top Hat 12 to 4 on Tuesday June 18 led by Tom Crowley with a 3 run homer and a triple. Crowley scored four times as Bill Rasch Pie McGuire and John Burdick produced multiple hits and Urgo allowed only two singles. Barbecue Tito and Okermans split early-week action with Okermans and a Matt highlight. A rumor swirls of Leo Bartoski making a comeback ahead of Sunday July 8 game versus Barbecue.
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Gopbers
Top Hat
Tom Crowley
Crowley
Bill Rasch
Pie McGuire
John Burdick
Mike Urgo
Goobers
Jim Nolon
Gary Danforth
Urgo
Ken Kennedy
Gerald Nason
Ray Ferrara
Okermans
Barbecue Tito
Bakers Nursery
Dbarbecue
Don Myers
Bill Ellis
Neal Waythus
Gary Crucetti
Ted Brague
Walt Fitzsman
Brogue
Burdick
Leo Bartoski
Country View Ceramics
Red Sox erupt for 16 runs in doubleheader
Boston bats break loose with 16 runs on 19 hits in the second game as Bob Montgomery drives in four and Reggie Smith belts a two run homer. Dick Pole and Ray Culp split the mound duties, while Smith and Aparicio propel the offense amid a 16-7 win after a 4-2 loss in game one.
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Gil Peters
Boston
UPI
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland
Sox
Bob Montgomery
Carlton Fisk
Reggie Smith
Timmerrhan
Ray Culp
Red Sea
Eighthander
Jatin” Lowenstein
John Ellis
Mario Guerrero
Lowenstein
Dave Duncan
Rico Petrocelid
Smith
Rick Miller
Luis Aparicio
Marty Pattis
Pattin
Kasko
Indians
Montgomery
John Kennedy
Tommy Harper
RBI
Aparicio
Petrocelli
Cater
Sith
Rogelio Moret
Dick Bosman
Bosman
Athletics
Royals
A's
Rod Carew
Dick Woodson
Twins
Rangers
Woodson
Willie Horton
Milwaukee
Detroit
Red Sox
Allen injures left leg in Chicago win over California
Dick Allen suffered a hairline fracture of his left fibula after colliding with a grod 4, 22%-pounder Epstein at first base in the sixth inning. He stayed in the game, then was hospitalized. Chicago rode two Meoli errors to defeat the Angels 1-0, with Luis Alvarado delivering a two‑run double in the second inning. Steve Stone and Terry Forster combined to post a shutout. The A’s moved into first in the West. various AL and NL results follow.
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Dick Allen
Chicago
California
Angels
Oakland A’s
Allen
Bill Melton
Epstein
Jules Rasinski
California Angels
Chuck Tanner
Rudy Meoli
Carlos May
Hank Allen
Luis Alvarado
Steve Stone
Terry Forster
Baltimore
New York
Minnesota
Texas
Detroit
Kansas City
Boston
Philadelphia
Montreal
Namath Wears Watergate Label at Charity Softball Game
DUDLEY Mass UPI Joe Namath the Jets quarterback, only sports figure on the White House enemy list, wore a Watergate Investigator shirt at a charity camp game. He called being on the list a little crazy, said he has no politics to hide, and noted he won’t back candidates or lend his name to unknown causes. He had three hits before leaving the game.
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Dudley, Mass
UPI
Joe Namath
Namath
White House
New York Jets
Major League Standings and Probables Summary
Probable pitchers Seaver for CAML Haven against Sutstas Rayshel 8 4. Philadelphia hosts Sutstas Reyschel 3 0 9 p.m. Moakrent McAgally 3 2 faces Pittnuueeh Manse 77 009 Br Willluns 20 in San Pranctato.
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Plickere Caml Haven
New York
Seaver
Sutstas
Reyschel
Pshvedelphia Cewitchell
St. Coutts
Murphy
McAgally
Pittnuueeh
Rozelle expects no change in NFL TV setup
NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle said there will be no bidding wars or major shifts in the current television network arrangements. Networks will have the option to renew their existing contracts with the league. The stance aims to preserve stability in NFL game broadcasts across channels.
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New York
UPI
Pete Rozelle
National Football League
NFL
Rozelle
Summer soccer kicks off in Bennington and MA youth league
The Mount Anthony Youth Athletic Association and the Bennington Recreation Department start summer soccer for boys under 14 and girls respectively. Coaches Birger Vigsner and Dennis Amadon lead sessions with help from MAYAA and the recreation program director Hank Tenney. The girls begin July 14 at 10 a.m. and girls may join boys on Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. at Memorial Park. Forty five students have attended early sessions as teams draw players from Shaftsbury Pownal North Bennington and Bennington. All students who register may play with no cuts. next practice is Wednesday July 11 due to the July 4 holiday.
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Mount Anthony Youth Athletic Association
Bennington Recreation Department
MAYAA
Recreation Department
Birger Vigsner
Dennis Amadon
Hank Tenney
Memorial Park
Wigsnes
Shaftsbury
Bennington Little League Meets and Week Games
A Bennington Little League meeting is set for Sunday July 1 at 8 pm at the Little League Fields with coaches managers and parents invited. The Generals play Monday at 8 pm under lights and a home game with Enfield Conn is scheduled for Wednesday a 1 pm doubleheader. Women’s Softball All Stars prep for BratWeboro July 4 with team practice July 2 at 6 pm and spectators invited. Each of the four Bennington teams sends four girls to the game as part of the first annual Bratileborg Old Fashioned Fourth of July celebration.
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Bennington
Little League
Wooren’s
BratWeboro
Wimbledon crowd finds Borg in danger of affectionate action
At Wimbledon the crowd of school age girls swarmed the arena causing officials to move Bjorn Borg’s late doubles match to a fully enclosed court. Borg, 17, beat Karl Meller in straight sets earlier, inspiring wild fan adulation and a few jeers from onlookers.
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Wimbledon
England
UPI
Arouni Court
Sweden
Bjorn Borg
Borg
Karl Me Ter
Germany
Meller
Buffalo Braves Rooks Beat 76ers In Exhibition Contest
Emile DiGregorio scored 27 points to lead Buffalo Braves rookies to a 115-96 victory over Philadelphia rookies. Randy Noll added 14 and Paul Ruffner 12 for Buffalo while Rod Freeman led Philadelphia with 17 points.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Emile DiGregorio
Buffalo Braves
Philadelphia 76Ers
Randy Noll
Paul Ruffner
Rod Freeman
Philadelphia
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