Flaky Bill Lee Shuts Out Yankees For 4 0 Sox Victory
Left hander Bill Lee hurls five hits over seven innings as Boston defeats New York 4 0. Carl Yastrzemski drives in two with a bases loaded two run single in the third. Lee improves to 3 3 while Yankee batters struggle with double plays and late flight excuses. Royals top Rangers 4 2 and Indians edge Angels 3 2 in other AL action. Mets beat Giants 4 2. Houston over Pirates 8 6.
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Old Stars stop Nets' playoff sweep in Salt Lake City
Zelmo Beaty, back from illness, scoring 18 in the second half helped Utah's Old Stars defeat the Nets 97-89 to avoid a sweep and trim New York's series lead to 3-1. James Jones and Ron Boone combined for 46 points as Willie Wise limited Julius Erving to 18. Utah aims to even the series in New York seeking a seventh game.
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Bennington Forms Athletic Club to Honor Local Stars
A new Bennington Athletic Club aims to honor past local sports stars while supporting current players. Founders Frank Hogan Robert Cummings Jr and Burton Potter plan meetings May 13 at 7 30 p m in Community Recreation Center Room B to gain support and draft a charter for a non profit group.
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Flyers seek to end Boston jinx in deciding game
Philadelphia’s Fred Shero reviews Team Canada Russia film as the Flyers brace to counter Boston’s danger on the power play in a pivotal Stanley Cup final showdown. Boston’s Wayne Cashman scored on a power play as the Bruins push the series. Flyers vow to neutralize the veteran attack and win in Boston Garden.
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Mt Anthony golfers drop season opener to Middlebury and Rutland
Mt Anthony loses first match of season, finishes third with 249 as Middlebury leads at 219 and Rutland 228. Rick Jefferson is medalist with 40, Eddie Sennett 42, Jerry Sennett 45, Matt Cook 51, Tom Clark 55, Mark Kevorkian 56. Next 18 hole match Friday in Springfield against Cosmos Burr and Burton Brattleboro.
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Bennington Generals to Meet at Elks Hall Tonight
The Bennington Generals will gather at 7 PM at the Elks to discuss advertising and booster sales. Dan Hier II became the first junior General Booster by his father purchasing a membership, despite under 12 admission rules. The Bennington Little League seeks umpires and asks interested volunteers to call Terry Granger at 442-9011.
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Bennington duo Hog an Raetz shape hometown sports scene
Otto Raetz and Bob Hogan are longtime Bennington fixtures at Mt Anthony games and Little League, guiding, cheering, and funding local fields. Their dedication spans soccer, baseball, and community work, with Raetz also umpiring and Hogan mentoring coaches while steering behind the scenes. Their presence embodies the spirit of Bennington youth sports and the Little League field’s growth.
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Cambridge takes nonleague win over Burr and Burton 5 2
Cambridge, N Y defeated Burr and Burton 5 to 2 in a nonleague game. Ken Dooley allowed three runs in the first after four walks and a Preece double but settled after that. Burr and Burton scored in the fourth and sixth on Pelton and Campney hits and a fielder's choice. Dooley held a six hitter with Cambridge collecting three early runs and Ed Gurdon, Brendan Preece and Preece had timely hits. Burr and Burton return home Friday to host West Rutland.
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Wiley to Cyclones Hire Brings Ex-Iowa Coach as Recruiter
Iowa State football coach Earle Bruce announced John Wiley, 25, a former Iowa coach, will join the Cyclone staff as assistant coach and fulltime recruiter. Wiley replaces Keith Kephart, reassigned to Bruce’s junior varsity squad.
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