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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1972

Page

5

American Teens Spark U S Victory In Indoor Dual Meet

United States track and field swept the first indoor dual with the Soviet Union in Richmond. Debut performances by 16 year olds Debbie Heald and Wendy Koenig led a surge for American women, with Heald running a 4:99.5 mile, the fastest ever by an American woman indoors or outdoors.

Nellamdur New York Times Richmond United States Soviet Union Debbie Heald la Mirada Calif Wendy Koenig Estes Park Colo Herirst Miss Heald Brooks Johnson Europe Debbie Wendy Kathy Hammond Italko Francis Jobson Munich Doris Brown Jim Ryuri Doris Sinol-Hinch California

Lakers rout Warriors sets NBA scoring margin record

United Press International reports the Los Angeles Lakers blasted the Golden State Warriors 162-98 to set a new NBA record for biggest victory margin. Gail Goodrich scored 30 points reaching 2,000 for his career as L.A. led 71-36 at halftime and surged in the third quarter.

United Press International Los Angeles Lakers Golden State Warriors National Basketball Association Syracuse Nationals New York Knicks Gail Goodrich Lakers Laker Baltimore Heston Atlanta Cleveland Chicago Detroit Cincinnati Buffalo Philadelphia Seattle

Cochran Named February Life Saver of the Month

Barbara Ann Cochran of Richmond Vermont wins February Life Saver of the Month for her gold medal in the women’s slalom at the Winter Olympics in Sapporo Japan. She is the second woman to receive the award joining Roger Staubach January winner in the 1972 Life Saver of the Year competition.

New York UPI Barbara Ann Cochran Richmond Barbara Ann Roger Staubach Dallas Cowboys Chris Evert Florida Sapporo Japan

Nets Aim to Avoid Colonels in ABA Playoffs

The Nets push to finish second in the Eastern Division to dodge the Kentucky Colonels in the ABA first round. They beat the Pacers 121 to 417 as Melchionni led with 23 and Roche added 21. Cougars topple Colonels 121-112 behind 23 from Ladner Johnson and Miller in Louisville. Stars defeat Rockets 125-113 to block Rockets clinching.

American Basketball Association New York Nets Nets Secon Floridians Caroling Cougars Kentucky Colonels Cougars Colonels Virginia Indiana Pacers Bill Melchionni John Roche Tom Washington Rick Barry Billy Keller Pacers Squires Wendell Ladner Stu Johnson Lacey Miller The Louisville Utah Stars Denver Rockets

Twelve hour Sebring set for Saturday endurance race

Ferraris lead the World Manufacturers’ Championship as they seek a third straight season win at Sebring in a 12 hour event on a rough 5.2 mile airport circuit in central Florida. Drivers include Tim Schenken, Ronnie Peterson, Maria Andretti, Jacky Ickx and Clay Regazzoni with Alfa Romeo and Lola forging a strong challenge.

Ferraris Seabring Florida Maria Andretti Andretti Tim Schenken Ronnie Peterson Buenos Aires Jacky Ickx Daytona Clay Regazzoni Brian Redman Alfa

Padres face tough fight to escape NL West cellar

In Yuma, Padres manager Preston Gomez notes the 1972 club will rely on strong pitching depth and speed to climb out of the NL West. With Clay Kirby and Steve Arlin leading a deep rotation, the team aims to improve from last year’s 61 wins and 486 runs, though the division remains the league’s toughest.

Yuma, Ariz UPI San Diego Padres Padres Tey Preston Gomez Clay Kirby San Diego Steve Arlin Fred Norman Bill Greif Gomez Mike Corkins Ed Acasta Dick Keiley Tom Phoebus Phoebus Kelley Acosta Gary Ross al Severinsen Mike Caldwell Jack Baldschun Ron Willis Bob Miller Bob Barton Fred Kendail

Padres Face Open Battle for All Positions in Spring Camp

The Padres pursue battle for every position as camp opens. Key players include Jim Timah and Nate Colbert returning from last year’s power, Enzo Hernandez at short, Derel Thomas and Don Mason competing at second, Garry Jestall and Dave Campbell at third, and John Jeter anchoring the outfield after a broken arm incident. Leron Lee, Tarry Stahl vie left field. Milie Brown, Clarence Gaston contest right field with Rod Gaspar and Ivan Murrell also in mix. Club notes competition signals growth despite tough upcoming schedule against Giants, Dodgers, Reds, Astros and Braves.

Nate Colbert Enzo Hernandez Derel Thomas San Diego Houston Greif Dave Roberts Don Mason Garry Jestall Dave Campbell Balting Guinez John Jeter Padres Pittsburgh Jeter Venezuela Gomez Leron Lee Tarry Stahl Milie Brown Clarence Gaston Rod’ Gaspar Tvan Murrell Lee Stahl Brown Gaston Mason

Umpires Association Meeting in Southern Vermont

Baseball umpires are invited to an organizational meeting at MAURS To for those who umpire high school American Legion and interstate games this summer and beyond. All interested should attend.

Maurs Vermont American Legion

Can You Canoe a Canoe For Olympic Tryouts

Columbia Conn grandmother Delthina Murphy known as Pat funds and coordinates an Olympic canoe and kayak effort. She leads the Columbia Canoe Club and its 17 year old members who placed ninth at the East Berlin world event while promoting paddling in schools nationwide for Munich 1972. She notes America's four golds seven silvers and two bronze medals since 1936 and seeks new talent for the U S team.

New York Times Columbia East Berlin Murphy United States America

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