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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1973

Page

5

Patriots Fall to Drury in Class L Quarterfinals

Mt. Anthony finishes 1-5 after a 6-1 loss to Drury in North Adams. The Patriots earned a Class L quarterfinal berth by seeding fifth with an 11-5 record and will face Rice in Burlington. Drury built a 6-1 lead with runs in the first, fourth, fifth and seventh.

Mt. Anthony Mury Mau Pete Sausville Terry Raetz Angor Billy Deforze Sausville Raetz Kevin Bullitt Lausville Patriots Walt Parmenter Bay State Bullitt Mike Maguire ML. Anthony Mey Rutland

DeBusschere Leaves Knicks for Nets in ABA Deal

The New York Nets announce signings, with Dave DeBusschere joining as player turned front office leader on a multi year, six figure contract. Nets owner Roy Boe aims for top ABA status with Laughery coaching and high profile acquisitions. DeBusschere, NBA champion and versatile forward, has been a cornerstone of the Knicks.

NEW York UPI New York Nets ABA Dave DeBusschere New York Knicks DeBusschere Kevin Laughery Nets Roy Boe Marquette Gicotti Jim Chones Loughery NBA Brian Taylor Larry Kenon Knicks Red Holzman Hieving DeBusschere

Blyleven Wins 1-0 As Darwin Homers For Twins

Blyleven pitched his second straight shutout to improve to 6-6, allowing seven hits and backing a lone run on Bobby Darwin’s seventh inning homer. Ollie Brown and John Briggs started Milwaukee’s ninth with singles but Blyleven induced a double play to end it. The Brewers’ Jim Slaton pitched well, yielding the loss despite seven hits.

Stu Camen UPI Bert Blyleven Minnesota Twins Holland Milwaukee Brewers Blyleven Ollie Brown John Briggs Brewers Twins Frank Quilici Don Ellie Rodriguez Rodriguez Jerry Terrell Bobby Darwin Jim Slaton Slaton Graig Nettles Roy White Bobby Murcer Patriots Sausville Hartford John Dyer Goat Horne

Arlington Eagles reach MVL quarterfinals in top seed

The Arlington Eagles earned the No 1 seed in the class M baseball tournament and finished the season 9-1 to share the MVL title with Otter Valley. They advance to face the Rochester Richmond winner from Thursday's playoff.

Arlington Eagles Arlington Eagles Otter Valley Rochester Richmond

May in Mount Anthony Baseball Sees Ups and Downs

Mt Anthony Patriots endured a rough May with a string of losses and weather delays. After a six win start they faced defeats against Windsor Adams and Brattleboro, then rallied with wins including a Hartford makeup game. Coach Lausville and Parmenter led pitching with Sausville limited by injuries as the team eyes post season play under Coach McShane.

Mt. Anthony Patriots MSJ Spinelli John McShane Patriot Pete Sausville Walt Parmenter Terry Raetz Windsor Bennington Rutland Raiders Lausville Parmenter RBI Mabeutable Tri Mike Maguire Maguire Anthony Yellow Jackets Men In Blue Pats Josa Adams Mass Hoosac Wesley Raetz Brattleboro Colonels

Braves introduce DiGregorio to rally Buffalo fans

The Buffalo Braves unveiled Providence College star Ernie DiGregorio as their No. 1 draft pick at a news conference in Memorial Auditorium. DiGregorio expressed eagerness to contribute and begin intensive practice after his honeymoon, as fans boosted season-ticket sales.

Buffalo N.Y UPI Ernie DiGregorio Buffalo Braves National Basketball Association Kenie Memorial Auditorium Braves DiGregorio Larry Fleisher Kentucky Colonels American Basketball Association Kentucky Providence Joe Mullaney Reat ABA DiGregoria Paul Snyder Ernie Snyder

Kansas City-Omaha Kings Sold to Local Business Group

A eight-member Kansas City group led by Ray Evans buys the Kansas City-Omaha Kings of the NBA. Evans becomes vice president, Joe Axelson remains president, and Bob Cousy is kept as coach. Sale price not disclosed awaiting stockholder and NBA board approvals. team shifts from Cincinnati and plays half its games in KC and half in Omaha.

Kansas City, Ma UPI Kansas City Kansas Ray Evans Kansas City-Omaha Joe Axelson Bob Cousy The Kings Missouri Valley Pro Sports, Inc Cincinnati NBA Board of Governors Los Angeles Jacobs Buffalo N. Y Omaha

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