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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1971

Page

8

Canonero IT set to prove Derby win was not a fluke

Canonero II and trainer Juan Arias arrive at Pimlico for the Preakness Stakes facing 10 rivals. Rival trainers voice doubt about the Kentucky Derby victory while noting Canonero’s fever and tooth issues are resolved. Track conditions and muddy potential are discussed as hopes rise for a repeat performance in Baltimore.

UPI Baltimore, Md Canonero II Pimlico Churchill Downs Juan Arias Arias Jim French Bold Reason Eastern Fleet Vegas Vic Impetuosity Caravan Executioner Limit To Reason Sound Off Royal J.D Horn Canonero Gerry Lord Reggie Cornell George Poole Cornell Poole Eric Guerin Jocky

Hawks win 2 0 over Canadiens to lead series

Chicago Black Hawks defeated the Montreal Canadiens 2 0 to take a 3 2 lead in the Stanley Cup series. Cliff Koroll and Dennis Hull scored with help from Mikita and Esposito in net as Montreal’s Ken Dryden faced strong checks. Mikita predicted a win in Montreal while Koroll credited a strong team effort.

Esposito Hawks Chicago UPI Bobby Hull Billy Reay San Mikita Montreal Chicago Black Hawks Montreal Candiens Tony Esposito Montreal Forum Canadiens Henri Richard Cliff Koroll Dennis Hull Canadadiens Cliff Dennis Koroll Ken Dryden Korell Mikita

Hogan quits after disastrous 12th hole at Houston event

In Houston, Kermit Zarley led after a 67 in the opening round but incurred a two stroke penalty for hitting a loose impediment in a bunker. Ben Hogan withdrew on the 12th hole after a 9 at No 4 and reinjuring his knee. Ken Venturi also withdrew after a rough front nine.

Houston UPI Kermit Zarley Larry Hinson Zarley U.S. Golf Association Joseph Dey New York PGA Ben Hogan Hawk Ken Venturi Hogan

Birds Bosox Mets Pirates in spring pennant race

United Press International notes early season action with Boston at Baltimore and New York at Pittsburgh as first place battles loom in the Eastern Leagues. Highlights include Vida Blue and Denny McLain in special matchups and Oakland’s Mike Epstein adapting after a late deal.

Birds Bosox Mets Pirates Abner Doubleday Alexander Cartwright New York Milwaukee Oakland Kansas City Baltimore Boston Pittsburgh Vida Blue Denny McLain Washington Detroit Orioles Red Sox Jim Palmer Sonny Siebert Jerry Koosman Bob Johnson Mike Epstein Jim Hunter Blue Epstein

League standings Thursday results and schedules

A list of Thursday results and upcoming pitching matchups across the league. Teams include New York Boston Chicago Oakland Kansas City Philadelphia Atlanta Montreal St Louis Houston Los Angeles San Francisco with notable pitchers noted for each night game.

New York Oakland Kansas Baltimore Palmer Boston Siebert San Diego Phoebus Chicago Pappas Kobosman Pittsburgh Jhnson Philadelphia Lérsch Atlanta Reed Montreal Stoneman Cincinnati Nollan St. Louis Gibson Houston Billingham Los Angeles Downing San Francisco Stone Detroit Washington Cleveland W. IL W. L. Pet California Minnesota Kansas City Milwaukee

DiMaggio Dominates as Home Runs Outpace Strikeouts

Baseball legend Joe DiMaggio posts 361 homers and 368 strikeouts, with seven of 13 seasons showing more homers than whiffs. The piece compares him to Ruth, Aaron, Mays, Mantle, Berra, Williams, and others, noting era ratios and notable career records for homers to strikeouts.

New York Times Joe DiMaggio Yankee Clipper DiMaggio Lombardi Berra Ted Kluszewski Cincinnati Reds Ted Williams DiMaggo Babe Ruth Hank Aaron Ruth Aaron Willie Mays Mantle Vic Power Cadillacs Frank Howard Senators Joe Sewell Sewell

Underdogs Blast Try Hards In 28-1 Softball Opener

In Bennington Wednesday night Pine Crest Kennels sponsored Underdogs shocked the Union Caribbe Try Hards 28-1 to open women’s softball. Pam Lasher starred on the mound allowing four hits while Linda Williamson hit a two run homer to pace the winners.

Pine Crest Kennels Union Caribbe Bennington Pam Lasher Linda Williamson

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