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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1967

Page

8

Sabers Defeat Colonels 5-2 For Fifth Win of Season

The BCHL Sabers improved to 5-1-1 with a 5-2 win over the Brattleboro Colonels on Welling Field. Denny Hart delivered a two run homer in the sixth, while Rick Bartholdi pitched well and J J Moore finished. Colonels had led 2-0 early. Sabers answered with timely hitting from Al Plante and Scott Racicot.

Bchl Sabers Brattleboro Colonels Welling Field Denny Hart Sabers Rick Bartholdi J. J. Moore Colonels Brattleboro Dave Henry Labers al Plante J.J. Moore Scott Racicot Henry Moore Hart

Dame Pattie Secures Final Victory in Australia Series

Dame Pattie defeated Gretel in the 13th race to clinch selection as Australia’s America's Cup representative. The win was her 11th of the 13 race series by a record 24 minutes and 10 seconds, with Dame Pattie slated to sail to the United States on May 17.

Sydney Australia UPI Dame Pattie Gretel Sunday Dame Pettie United States

NCAA Hints at Court or Congress to Resolve Track Feud

The NCAA policy council endorsed a federation plan to push the AAU and USATF dispute into courts or Congress if mediation with the sports arbitration board fails. NCAA President Mark Plant cited antitrust concerns and noted three Congress bills proposing binding arbitration a czar for track and field or a government supervised association.

Sports Arbitration Board Congress NCAA Mark Plant Michigan Plant AAU Kansas Jim Ryan

Bombastic Bengals Sweep Orioles Behind Sparma's No-Hit Win

Detroit Tigers pitcher Joe Sparma allowed three hits in a 4-0 victory over the Baltimore Orioles, completing a six straight win run over Baltimore and lifting Detroit to first place a half game ahead of Chicago. Al Kaline drove in the first run, with three more in the fifth. Orioles starter Dave McNally walked five and was charged with two unearned runs that inning before being ejected for protesting a call.

Joe Sparma Baltimore Orioles Detroit Tigers Detroit Orioles Tigers Chicago Cleveland Baltimore Kansas City New York Athletics Yankees Boston Red Sox Minnesota Twins California Angels Washington Senators Sparma Johnny Sain al Kaline Tiger Dave McNally McNally Jerry Neudecker Neudecker Jim Nash Yankee Jack Aker Danny Cater Dick ‘Green A’s Joe Pepitone Dick Howser al Downing Dooley Womack Rico Petrocelli Jim Fregosi Bobby Knoop California McGlothlin Fred Valentine Ed Brinkman Washington Pete Richert

Ferrari Driver Bandini in Fiery Monte Carlo Crash

Italian driver Lorenzo Bandini survived a severe Monte Carlo Grand Prix crash. He suffered burns over about 70 percent of his body, chest and abdominal wounds, and 10 chest fractures after his Ferrari spun, hit a guard rail and a light pole, ending under burning wreckage. Denis Hulme won the race.

Monte Carlo Lorenzo Bandini Princess Grace Polyclinic Bandini Denis Hulme New Zealand Ferrari R. Chatelain Polyclinic Hulme Britain Graham Hill Lotus Chris Amon Bruce McLaren

Flood Sets All Time Mark But Boots Ball Game

Curt Flood, the St. Louis center fielder, set an all time league record with 206 consecutive errorless games but committed an error on a routine ball that cost the Cardinals in a 5-4 loss to the Chicago Cubs. Orlando Cepeda added his fourth homer in three days for St. Louis as Ernie Banks hit his 422nd career homer for Chicago.

Curt Flood Flood St. Louis Cardinals Chicago Cubs Cardinals Mike Shannon Bob Gibson Clarence Jones Don Kessinger Chicago Kessinger Cubs Atlanta Cincinnati Reds Pittsburgh Pirates San Francisco Orlando Cepeda Cards Ernie Banks Woody Woodward Braves Woodward Joe Torre Rico Carty

Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights

Standings note Chicago at Cleveland postponed by rain. Detroit beats Baltimore 4 0 and Boston tops Minnesota 9 6 Kansas City 4 New York 1 with first place New York and Kansas City leading, California 5 Washington 0. Monday night games list doubleheaders and probable pitchers Talbot Willhite Ortega Boswell. Sunday's results include Chicago 5 St. Louis 4 and Atlanta 5 Cincinnati 3. Multiple games rescheduled or postponed due to rain with night matchups and Tuesday slate listed.

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Beard Nips Palmer With Birdie To Win Houston Event

Beard, Kentucky pro and half-brother of Ralph Beard, edged Arnold Palmer by one stroke at the Houston Champions International with a course record 274. He tied Palmer on the back nine with a final birdie on 18, after leading entering the final round over Billy Casper. Hogan and Boros tied for fifth at 279 as Beard won $23,000, confessing he’d rather play basketball.

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