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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1970

Page

8

Patriots Beat Fair Haven 7-3 at Slater Field

Mt Anthony Patriots improve to 7-7 with a 7-3 win over Fair Haven behind Bucky Long seven hit complete game. Key runs in sixth inning produced by Niles LeBarron Long and Outwater. Fair Haven tallied early but could not sustain offense.

Fair Haven Mt. Anthony Patriots Slater Field Bucky Long Dave Lapine Gary Niles Long Keith LeBarron Tony Wright Dave Anderson Paul Laramie Slater Glen Martel Laramie LeBarron Niles Outwater Af Patriot Mike Gray Bennington Slaters Lapine Springfield Rutland Raiders Vermont Cosmos Brattleboro Colonels Boxscore ABA Perkins Hart Dunham Wright Raymond R Anderson Hutchins Martel Vinci Colville Gray P Gilbert Egan Sheldon Brough

Three-Hit Night for Morton Beats Mets in Feature Game

Carl Morton pitched a three hitter with 10 strikeouts for the Expo win over the Mets. Seaver allowed three hits and 10 strikeouts but walked seven, fueling Expo runs in the fourth. St. Louis won 3-2 over Houston as other NL games produced varied results. Richie Allen drove in a run and set up two more with a double for St Louis.

Carl Morton Mets Los Angeles Art Shamsky Ron Swoboda Tom Seaver Expo Mack Jones Rusty Staub Ron Fairly Jones Jim Fairey Staub Seaver St. Louis Houston Atlanta San Francisco Pittsburgh Richie Allen Cardinals New York Joe Torre Allen Mike New York Yankees Chicago White Sox California Angels Cleveland Indians Boston Red Sox Mickey Lolich Tigers Orioles al Kaline Willie Horton Jim Northrup Tom Phoebus Steve Horley Hank Allen Milwaukee Marty Pattin Don Mincher A’s Tommy Harper Brewers Gene Michael Stan Bahnsen Senators Dick Bosmar Darold Knowles Walt Williams Gail Hopkins Bob Christian White Sox Tommy John Angels Shortstay Syd O’brien Tom Murphy Sam McDowell Tony Horton Indians McDowell Cleveland Sonny Siebert Red Sox Philadelphia Roberto Clemente Johnny Briggs al Oliver Nate Colbert al Ferrera Pat Dobson San Diego Dobson Dave Roberts Dodger Alan Foster

Rod Carew Hits For Cycle In Big Night

Rod Carew the AL batting champion with a .322 average in 1969 collected a single, homer, double and triple to pace the Minnesota offense in a dramatic Wednesday night win.

Rod Carew Minnesota

Player Atlanta Pick ATLANTA Class ic favorite opens golf meet

Gary Player was chosen as the favorite at the Atlanta golf classic and aims to rise toward the leading money winner status with a possible $25,000 prize. The South African star has earned $81,768 in 10 US starts since returning, while Lee Trevino leads the money list.

Atlanta UPI South Africa Gary Player U.S United States Lee Trevino Georgia Trevino Augusta Harold Henning England Tony Jacklin Frank Beard Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Billy Casper Miller Barber Bruce Devlin

Royals Boss In Deep Soup Heads For June 15 Change

New York based UPI reports Kansas City manager Charlie Metro, famed for 100 percent baseball, faces mounting player discontent and potential reassignment as the Royals slump toward the cellar after a 17 losses in 24 games. Joe Gordon, former Royals leader, quit citing pressure from younger players.

New York UPI Charlie Metro Kansas City Chicago Cubs Royals Omaha American Association Twins Joe Gordon

Famed Iowa gridder denies responsibility in turmoil

Forest Evashevski, Hawkeye athletic director, denies he caused the department’s turmoil leading to Ray Nagel’s resignation and firing. In a Cedar Rapids TV interview he says the board controlled athletics and acted after careful consideration. Nagel accuses him of orchestrating problems and alleges harassment at staff meetings. Co-captains Manning and McDonald voice support for Nagel and urge board and regents to review the firing.

Iowa City, Iowa UPI Forest Evashevski University of Iowa Ray Nagel WMT Cedar Rapids Nagel Iowa Evy Ray Manning Dan McDonald Board of Control Regents

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