Brattleboro Colonels rout Patriots 7-2 in non league clash
Brattleboro Colonels defeated Mt. Anthony Patriots 7-2 to drop the visitors to a 4-6 season mark. Carr earned seven strikeouts over seven innings as Mt. Anthony’s Outwater and Dunham led the Patriot offense with two hits each while Brattleboro’s Putnam and Reynolds drove in key runs in a five run third inning that broke the game open.
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Keith LeBarron
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Dan Carr
Tony Wright
Robin Outwater
Chris Reynolds
Chris Dunham
Gary Niles
Darrell Raymond
LeBarron
Outwater
Ken Whitworth
Aleksiewicz
George Stone
al. Putnam
Arnie Wright
Carr
Doug Shaw
Whitworth
Dunham
Terry Ryan
Raymond
Patriot
al Putnam
MLJ Mounties
Vermont
County
Mounties
Rutland
Cavaliers Acquire Harlicka From Hawks for 1970 71 Season
Cleveland obtains Skip Harlicka the top Hawks draft pick two years ago in a move before the 1970 71 NBA season. Atlanta receives the Cavaliers 1970 71 draft consideration in the deal.
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Middlebury College Hosts Vermont Special Olympics Contest
Middlebury College will host the Vermont State Special Olympics on Saturday May 16 at the campus. State chairman Raymond Huether of Bennington says the event is co sponsored by the Vermont State Jaycees and the Joseph P Kennedy Jr. Foundation.
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Department of Mental Health
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Department of Recreation
Edward Kenneman
Patricia Hernandez
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Chicago
Terri Bellamy
Brandon Training School
Barry Hickok
Johnson
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Jefferson Ave
Free Passes Ruin Royals Give W. Drabowsky
Aches in Baltimore beat the Royals 7 6 as Frank Robinson hit a ninth inning homer off Moe Drabowsky after two walks kept the Orioles alive. Roy White drove in six for the Yankees, while Minnesota and California posted wins. Vermont Jaycees host a Special Olympics meet with honorary committee members from state government and hospitals.
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Tony Oliva
Rod Carew
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Angels
Jim Spencer
Tom Murphy
Willis Reed Sidelined Mystery in Knicks Lakers Decider
New York faces a pivotal game against the Los Angeles Lakers as Willis Reed, hurt in game 5 and hampered in game 6, may or may not play. Team physician Dr. James Parkes estimates a 50 50 chance while Wilt Chamberlain dominates for the Lakers. If Reed cannot go, Dave DeBusschere must shoulder rebounding duties amid a Knicks crisis.
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Holy Cross weighs ending athletic scholarships
Worcester based Holy Cross College faces a shift away from major athletics after an ad hoc committee proposed ending full athletic scholarships by 1971 and reallocating funds to recreational and intramural sports amid budget pressures. The plan also calls for need based aid for all incoming students and de-emphasis of football and basketball if approved.
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S.J
Holy Cross
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the Cross
Kaline Omitted From All Star Nomination List
Detroit star Al Kaline is left off the 48 AL players named for first public All Star voting. Manager Mayo Smith expressed confusion over selection, while Kaline hints at rest before the July 14 game in Cincinnati. Other Tigers named include Horton, Northrup, and Stanley among 18 outfielders.
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Mickey Stanley
Horton
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