Terrible Teddy traded to Jets by Whalers
Ted Green, longtime Whalers captain and 1972-73 Avco Cup winner, is being traded to the Winnipeg Jets for future considerations at his request. He leaves Hartford to finish his career in Winnipeg, citing a desire to return home. Green, 35, known for leadership and a 16 goal defenseman record, has endured multiple injuries including a groin pull and a head injury in his career.
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Rankin Opens Defence At Pine Ridge LPGA Championship
Judy Rankin, hot on back to back Pine Ridge wins, begins her bid for the LPGA title at Towson Maryland. The 72 hole $55000 event features top contenders Joanne Carner Donna Young Carol Mann Sandra Haynie and Kathy Whitworth newly inducted to the LPGA Hall of Fame. Rankin notes rough conditions favor strong players while greens remain slower than recent years.
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Carol Mann
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Nicklaus Leads Strong Field At Atlanta Golf Classic
The designated Atlanta Golf Classic opens with top pros in a $225,000 event led by Jack Nicklaus and rival Johnny Miller. Nicklaus already tops 1960s money lists with over $166,000, while Tom Weiskopf and Gary Player also figure to contend as Arnold Palmer returns from England after winning the PGA. Player predicts lower scores and backs a strong field after favorable course conditions.
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Arnold Palmer
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South Africa
Gary Player
Hawks hold two of NBA draft's top three picks
New York UPI reports the Atlanta Hawks own two of the first three selections in today's NBA draft. Marvin Webster from Morgan State is the projected No. 1 pick, joined by likely picks David Meyers of UCLA or David Thompson of NC State for the Lakers. Adrian Dantley withdraws from the draft.
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Mt Anthony second in SVC golf tourney
Rutland won the Southern Vermont Interscholastic Conference championship with a 326 total. Mt Anthony finished second at 354, tied with Bellows Falls and one stroke ahead of Burr and Burton. Sennett of Mt Anthony was medalist runner up to Reggie Columb of Rutland, after a playoff on the 22nd hole.
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Mt Anthony tennis team tops MSJ in Vermont clash
Mt Anthony wins 7-2 over MSJ in a Vermont tennis meet. Brad White defeated Rick Manning 10-5 in singles. David Riddle edged Bill O Rourke 11-10 with a tiebreaker. Howard Schneider beat Steve Falco 10-4, and the Mt Anthony duo of Schneider Horstmann won 10-7 in doubles. Mt Anthony now 9-2 and set to rematch Stratton Friday.
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Mt Anthony Meet Rice In First Class L Playdown
The Mt Anthony Patriots make history by facing Rice in the 1975 class L playdowns at Spinelli Field. Gary Green will throw the first pitch at 4 as the team ends its tournament debut at the venue.
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Willow Park Tennis Court Reservations Open
Beginning today the Bennington Recreation Department will accept requests to reserve Willow Park tennis courts with time slots starting June 1. Call 24 hours in advance between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. to reserve, with a one hour limit for singles and doubles. Pick up a verification slip at Stark Street office starting June 4 to confirm. Weekend reservations require 48 hours’ notice and slip pickup by 5 p.m. on June 4. One court remains first come, first serve. No reservations Monday and Wednesday evenings or Saturday mornings. Adults favored after 5 p.m. and on weekends.
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Bennington Little League Action See Display Beat Moose 5-3
In Bennington action Display defeated Moose 5-3 with Dan Pierce earning the win on the mound. Tonight Electronics faces Kelly Oil in another league matchup.
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Basketball School Invites Youth Ages 10 to 15
Mt Anthony hosts a summer basketball school the week of July 21 to 25 run by coach Dave Fredrickson. Sessions split by age 10 to 12 morning and 13 to 15 afternoon with lectures demonstrations drills and a daily game. Fee is 45 dollars. contact 442 8075 for details.
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