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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1975

Page

12

Flyers win second straight Cup in 2-0 victory over Sabres

Philadelphia goalie Bernie Parent earned the Conn Smythe trophy as MVP again, leading the Flyers to a 2-0 win over the Buffalo Sabres in game six to clinch the Stanley Cup. Bob Kelly opened scoring 11 seconds into the third period. Bill Clement added the final goal with 2:47 left.

Flyers Sabres Parent Buffalo N.Y UPI Bernie Parent Philadelphia Flyers Buffalo Sabres Bob Kelly Kelly Roger Crozier Philadelphia Fred Shero Shero Bill Clement Orest Kindrachuk Crozier Bobby Clarke Smith

Rutland tears up triangular meet in standout show

Rutland swept the triangular meet scoring 111 points to Mt Anthony 37 and MSJ 13. Louis DeHaan won the two mile and helped in the two remaining events as Rutland dominated. Mt Anthony's Peter Gray and Jim Guerard posted strong showings in their first district trials with multiple runners placing.

Rutland Mt. Anthony Louis DeHaan MSJ Raiders DeHaan Steve Zimianek Peter Gray Jim Guerard

Mt Anthony girls dominate triangular meet in Rutland

Mt Anthony high performers Sue Mulligan Sandy Cook and Lisa Ripley led a dominant girls team in a triangular meet at Rutland, scoring 57 points to beat Rutland 31.75 and MSJ 25.75. Mulligan won the 880 and mile and discus, Cook won high jump and placed in 880 and mile, Ripley won the 220, with other strong showings in sprints and relays as the team eyes the Springfield district meet Saturday.

Rutland Mt. Anthony MSJ Patriots Springfield Jeri Himmelsbach Sue Mulligan Sandy Cook Miss Mulligan Miss Cook Lisa Ripley Sandy Cook Mau Diane Amos Sue Mulligan Mau Lisa Ripley Mau Kingsbury Rutland Heather McDougall Mau Kathy Lockwood Mau Linda Andrews Mau Rowe Msj Sharon Pembroke Mau Sandy Shea Mau Mickey Girarde Sharon Brooks

Ekwanok links loaded for SVC gold tourney

The Southern Vermont Conference golf championship began at Ekwanok Country Club in Manchester. Mt Anthony led by Sennett brothers and Kantorski Columbo aims for medalist honors as Brattleboro’s Jon DeWitt sits out. top four of five count for score over 18 holes. They will qualify for the state meet in southern districts.

Vermont Manchester Ekwanok Country Club Middlebury Burr Burton Rutland Mt. Anthony Jerry Sennett Ed Sennett Mark Kevorkian Bill Joppich Tom Johnson Sennett Brothers Mau Jim Gallagher BBS Bill Kantorski Reggie Columbo Jon DeWitt Brattleboro

Summer Soccer Sign Up for Middle School Players

Sign up for a new summer soccer league for sixth through ninth graders is held daily this week until 5 p.m. at the Recreation Center.

Mt Anthony High to Offer 6-Game Football Season Pass

Mt Anthony Athletic Department announced a six game home schedule for next year and for the first time offers a season pass. The pass costs 10 dollars for the six games and grants first right to postseason tickets. Call or write Mt Anthony Union High School to reserve.

Mt. Anthony Athletic Department Mt. Anthony Union High School

Ezzard Charles Dies at 54 Former Boxing Champion

Former heavyweight champion Ezzard Charles died in his sleep at the VA West Side Hospital in Chicago at 3:50 a.m. CDT. Born July 7, 1921 in Lawrenceville Georgia, he won the heavyweight title in Chicago on June 22, 1949 by defeating Jersey Joe Walcott. Charles finished 96 wins with 58 knockouts and was elected to the Boxing Hall of Fame in 1970. He had worked on Englewood community projects in recent years.

Chicago UPI Ezzard Charles Veterans Administration Westside Hospital Charles Cincinnati Cobra Joe Wolcott Veterans Lawrenceville, Ga Joe Louis Jersey Joe Walcott Philadelphia Rocky Marciano Boxing Hall of Fame Englewood Bugner Ali Las Vegas Joe Frazier Foreman King Joe Wepner Lyle George Wallace

Patriots Host Rice In Mt Anthony Baseball Playdown Opener

Mt Anthony seeded eighth hosts Rice in a 4 p.m. Thursday baseball playoff at Spinelli Field with winner advancing to South Burlington Saturday. The Patriots carry a 9-7 mark and a .307 team average led by Russ Pembroke.

Mt. Anthony Patriots Rice Spinelli Field South Burlington Rebels North Country Mt. Abraham Field Brattleboro Colonels Essex Springfield Cosmos Windsor Rutland Spaulding Burlington MAU John McShane Vermont McShane Clarmont Gary Green Russ Pembroke Barre

Ali and Bugner at Garden preview clash in Kuala Lumpur

The piece describes Muhammad Ali and Joe Bugner at Madison Square Garden promoting their title bout to be staged as a closed circuit event with two supporting matches. It notes Monzon Licata and Galindez Ahumanda as the other main fights, details purse money, and mentions Don King and Michael Burke leading the promotion.

Red Smith N.Y Bugner Joe Bugner Ali Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Carlos Monzon Santa Fe Argentina World Boxing Association Tony Licata New Orleans Victor Galindez W.B.A Jorge Ahumanda New York World Boxing Council Rodrigo Valdes Cartagena Columbia John Conteh England Don King Teddy Brenner Madison Square Garden Michael Burke Madison Square Garden Center Don King Productions George Foreman Zaire Africa Brenner Penses Monzon Licata Rhumada Galindez Carlos United States

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