Third shutout for Wood as White Sox trim Birds
Wilbur Wood earned his third straight shutout to lower his ERA as the Chicago White Sox defeated the Baltimore Orioles 4-0. Pat Kelly sparked the offense with a first inning triple and sacrifice fly, while Wood improved to 6-2 behind his famed knuckleball and even temperament. The Sox have won six straight.
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Wood
White Sox
Fred McMane
UPI
Wilbur Wood
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Sactet
Johnny Sain
Sam
Pat Kelly
Carlos May
Kelly
Boston
Texas
California
Detroit
U S quickness wins over Russians in third game
UPI report from Albuquerque notes Coach Bob Cousy altered strategy by starting three small forwards Behagen Saunders and Jones to speed the game against the Soviet Union. The United States defeated the Russians 83 to 67, with Digregorio and Jones scoring 16 each in the second half and Behagen totaling 19 in the first half.
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Cousy
Indianapolis
Swen Nater
Ron Behagen
Fred Saunders
Bobby Jones
Behaga
Jones
United States
North Carolina
Providence
Ernie Digregorio
Digregorio
Behagen
Saunders
Alexander Relay
San Diego
Alexander Salnikov
Plante leaves Bruins to coach Nordiques
Jacques Plante signed a multi year coaching general manager deal with the Quebec Nordiques of the World Hockey Association, ending a 17 year NHL goaltending career. He will not play this season due to his Bruins contract, aiming to play next year.
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Quebec City
UPI
Jacques Plante
Quebec Nordiques
World Hockey Association
National Hockey League
Plante
NHL
Boston Bruins
Nordiques
Morris Filion
Marius Fortier
France
Bruins
Shawinigan Falls
Iue
Montreal Canadiens
Montreal
Glenn Hall
Dog Show Results From West Dartford Area Event
Results list top dogs across breeds with Toby the Poodle earning highest obedience score and several non-regular and junior winners. Notable names include Nancy Merrill, Nancy Merit, Carlton Welch, J. Kenneth Gardner, Bea Griffin, and Frank Ives, with awards like the BKC Silver Platter and Hack Diana Trophy noted.
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Toby
Nancy Merit
West Dartford
Coon
Sheiland
Teddy
Carlton Welch
Gansevoort
N.Y
Thompson
Amsterdam
J. Kenneth
J. Kenneth Gardner
Troy
Nancy Merrill
Maxtford Dunn
BKC
Anrk Ogilvie
Kennz Club
Dane
Trauma
Keith ‘O'Snauahnessy
Bea Griffin
Becalogton Dog Training Club
SuSu
Jeag N. Thomas
Glens Falls
Frank and
Mary Ives
Benantago
Cats fall to North Adams in Tri-State hockey playoffs
North Adams defeated the Bennington Catamounts 7-3 in the Men’s Tri-State league playoff game. Seely opened scoring at 10:09, Colletti tied it one minute later with assists from Malcolm Starr, then North Adams pulled away with a three-goal stretch in the first period.
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North Adams
Mass
Bennington Catamounts
Cats
Seely
Don Colletti
Malcolm Starr
Phil Steckler
Colletti
John Lyons
Bennington
Pittsfield
Joe Trefry
Treiry
Recreation Dept offers table tennis for all ages
The Recreation Department offers table tennis instruction and open play for area residents. Open play runs Tue May 15 and Thu May 17 at 7 p.m. Draws and tournament play follow Tue May 22 and Thu May 24 at 7 p.m. Register at the recreation center or call 442-2006. all events at Mt. Anthony High Gym.
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Recreation Department
Recreation
Mt. Anthony High
Whalers ground Jets 7-4 to seize 2-0 WHA final lead
New England Whalers crushed Winnipeg Jets 7-4 to go up 2-0 in the WHA title series. Tom Williams aided the rally with two assists and a goal as John French and Brit Selby scored key early goals. Jets goalie Ernie Wakely allowed seven goals while backup Joe Daley faced the final onslaught.
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Winnipeg
UPI
Winnipeg Jets
New England Whalers
World Hockey Association
Bobby Hull
Whalers
Hull
John French
New England
Jim Corey
Brit Selby
Tom Williams
Duluth
Minn
Williams
Terry Caffery
Cleveland
Jack Kelley
Jets
Poalies
Ernie Wakely
Joe Daley
Daley
Boston
Wakely
Houston
Brad Selwood
Selby
Chris Bordeleau
Norm Beaudin
Wally Boyer
Special Olympics Practice Open to All Students in Burlington State Meet
Bennington’s Special Olympic group keeps busy through winter with soccer basketball and more. Practice starts 6 30 at Mt Anthony Union High School and runs toward the state meet in Burlington June 9 and 10. Open to students in special education classes transportation arranged by contacting program staff.
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Bennington
Burlington
Mt. Anthony
Mt Anthony golfers edge Brattleboro in 5-1 setback
Mt Anthony golfers lost to Brattleboro 5-1 at Brattleboro Country Club. Matches included Tod Mook and John Ottaviano losing 3-0. Ed Sennett and Tim Miller winning. Jerry Sennett and Pat Joppich losing 24. Ed Sermett was medalist with 41 and Ottaviano 44. Both squads prepare for Friday in Springfield. Brattleboro fielded no girls, Mt Anthony had one female golfer.
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Brattleboro
Mr. Anthony
Bratlebers
Brattleboro Country Club
Tod Mook
John Ottaviano
Don Dewitt
Pete Hichardson
Ed Sennett
Tim Miller
Michelle Duchame
Jim Hill
Jerry Sennett
Pat Joppich
Charlie McCormick
Sue Stavey
Mt. Anthony
Ed Sermett
Springfield
Prattlehoro
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Kansas City
New York
Oakland
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Orlando
Cepeda
Red Sox
Pete Eroberg
Luis Tiant
Mike Fipstein
Ken Suarez
Rangers
Art Kusnyer
Angels
Nolan Ryan
Tigers
Ryan
Mickey Lolich
Kirkpatrick
Royals
Yankees
Ron Luciano
Paul Splittorff
Ken Holtzman
A’s
Mike Hegai
Leo Cardenas
Indians
Twins
Ray Lamb
Ken Sanders
George Mitterwald
St Baltimore
Chicaro
Tony's
Althees
U.S
Sunior
Bonnie Belt
Jock
Lynne Goodrich
Chesterfield
Ith
Sezan Bound
Diana Mason
Agcoln
Braeside Janine
Ralph Kuive
Adams
Gorlin
Kuno
Sportsbriefs
Mts. Anthony Tennis Club
Rutland
Mt. Greylock
Willow Park
Mt. Anthony Tennis Club
Teninis
Phile
Dick Torrey
Marra
North ST. Bennington
ST. Louis
Cardinals
Bob Gibson
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Atlanta
Denny McClain
Koufax
MAU
New Hampshire-Vermont
San Francisco
Miami Beach
Boca Raton
Florida
Hamilton
Bermuda
Charles Dings, Jr
P.O. Box
Manchester
N.H
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