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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1973

Page

12

Kuhn Fines Finley and Places Oakland Owner on Probation

Baseball commissioner Bowie Kuhn puts Charles O. Finley on indefinite probation and fines him 7 000 dollars after three World Series actions. Finley defends his moves on reserve player Mike Andrews and lens at the Mets dispute, while Kuhn cites Article 1 authority to discipline further if needed.

Kuhn Finley New York UPI Bowie Kuhn Oakland Charles O. Finley Executive Council of Baseball Mike Andrews A’s New York Mets Andrews Joe Cronin Charles “Chub” Feeney Vida Blue Manny Trillo Bob Scheffing Mets Trillo Scheffing Oakland Coliseum

Proctor downs Arlington to reach Class M final

Proctor defeated Arlington 1-0 in the Class M soccer semifinal at St Michael's College. Steve Mullins scored the lone goal in the third period after a rebound from Mark Socinski. Arlington, led by Marty Kreel, pressed late but time expired with Proctor advancing to meet Thetford in the final.

Hubbard Mark Burke Arlington Proctor Chester Arlington Eagles Thetford Black River St. Michael’s College Steve Mullins Mark Socinski Mullins Marty Kreel Eagles

Mt Anthony girls edge North Country in semifinals

Mt Anthony field hockey defeated North Country 4 3 in a semifinal on corner shots with Steph Johnson supplying the lone Mt Anthony goal. North Country tied in the second half but could not score again as Mt Anthony advances to face Wilmington in Brattleboro for the state final.

Middlebury Mt. Anthony North Country Wilmington Brattleboro Steph Johnson Mt. An Thony Miss Johnson Sandy Cook Donna Main Debbie Harrington Cathy Leonard Mary Cole Debbie White Kathy Luce Sheila Whalen Kitty Kane Mimi Amos

Red Sox waive Veale Culp Kennedy sent to Pawtucket

The Boston Red Sox placed Bob Veale and Ray Culp on waivers and assigned utility infielder John Kennedy to Pawtucket in the International League. Eight players were promoted from Pawtucket, five of them pitchers, as manager Darrell Johnson directed the club in the farm system.

Red Sox Veale Culp Kennedy Pawtucket Boston UPI Boston Red Sox Bob Veale Ray Culp John Kennedy Darrell Johnson Pittsburgh Luis Aparicio Doug Griffin Mel Behney Lance Clemons Chuck Ross Mark Bomback Bill Kouns Tim Blackwell Jim Rose Frank Vasquez

Crenshaw Leads Young Pros In Texas Open Challenge

Former Texas star Ben Crenshaw headlines a list of rising golfers aiming at the 125000 Texas Open first prize after a strong run on tour. The field blends young players like John Mahaffey and Dwight Nevil with veterans including Masters winner Tommy Aaron and Dave Stockton as Woodlake's par 71 course hosts the event.

San Antonio Tex UPI University of Texas Ben Crenshaw Crenshaw Longhorn Tom Kite Texas John Mahaffey Forrest Ferler Dwight Nevil Mike Hill Dave Hill Woodlake Golf Club Woodlake Tommy Aaron Chi Chi Rodriguez Dave Stockton Homero Blancas George Archer Grier Jones Miller Barber Bob Lunn Doug Sanders Kermit Zarley Orville Moody al Geiberger Frank Beard Charles Coody Steve Melnyk Dan Sikes Dale Douglass

Pirates Acquire Reuss In Trade For May From Astros

The Pittsburgh Pirates traded catcher Milt May to Houston for lefty Jerry Reuss, adding to a rotation already boosted by Ken Brett from Philadelphia. Reuss, 16-13, criticized the deal as Houston paying too much, while Pirates GM Joe Brown called it not easy but worth obtaining a top pitcher. The trade echoes the Dave Cash for Ken Brett swap, as Pittsburgh rebuilds its pitching staff after a down ERA from 3.73 and Blass’s decline.

Pirates Jerry Reuss Houston Milt May Reuss Pittsburgh Ken Brett Philadelphia May Bill Virdon Roberto Clemente Manny Sanguillen Astros Dave Roberts Joe Brown

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