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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1976

Page

11

First Ever Re-Entry Draft Spars With Big Names

Free agents drafted as MLB owners begin bargaining in a multimillion dollar re entry draft. Reactions range from Finley calling it a den of thieves to Campaneris saying it feels like auctioning slaves. Grich Baylor Rudi among top bidding targets with Jackson priced at 3 million.

NEW York UPI Charlie Finley Bill Campbell Grant New York Mets Bobby Grich Don Baylor Joe Rudi Reggie Jackson Grich Rudi Baylor Jackson New York Yankees George Steinbrenner Yankees Steinbrenner Oakland Finley Oakland A’s Gene Tenace Sal Bando Rollie Fingers Bert Campaneris Buck Jackson Campanis Gullett West Coast Montreal Expos Charles R. Bronfman Expos Jerry Kapstein Marvin Miller Players Association Miller

New teams shuffle draft plans in expansion draft

In the American League expansion draft Toronto Blue Jays and Seattle Mariners revise plans as rosters shuffle to protect young players. Teams protected minor leaguers and younger talent, leaving veterans like Rico Carty and Lou Piniella exposed, while old guards such as Carl Yastrzemski and Roy White risk unavailability due to the 10 and 9 rule.

NEW York UPI Toronto Blue Jays Seattle Mariners Blue Jays Mariners Lou Gorman The Peter Bavasi Gorman Bavasi Baltimore Orioles Cleveland Indians New York Yankees Orioles Rich Dauer Kiko Garcia Paul Blair Brooks Robinson Dave Duncan Yankees Ron Guidry Ken Clay Grant Jackson Dick Tidrow Carlos May Indians Alan Ashby Rick Cerone Ray Fosse Boston Red Sox Bob Stanley Don Rase Boston Steve Dillard Rico Carty Cleveland Lou Piniella Charlie Spikes Bob Montgomery Carl Yastrzemski Toronto Seattle Red Sox Roy White Mickey Klutts

Rookies share lead in Disney World PGA team event

Woody Blackburn of Florida and Bill Kratzert of Georgia shot a nine under par to lead the Disney World National PGA Team Championship after the first round. Their Georgia Florida rivalry fueled confidence as they teamed with Bill Miller and Jerry McGee, who are also nine under. The winning pair will take home $20,000 each.

Reggie Grace Fingers Grich Baylor Rudi Cincinnati Reds Don Gullett San Francisco Giants Gary Matthews Baltimore Orioles Wayne Garland Campbell Minnesota Twins Los Angeles Dodgers Gullett Atlanta Braves Matthews Garland Cleveland Indians Orioles Dodgers al Campanis Jackson Lake Buena Vista Fila UPI Woody Blackburn University of Florida Bill Kratzert University of Georgia Jerry McGee Allen Miller Kratzert Blackburn Jacksonville Georgia McGee Miller ABC

Cavs extend best record as Russell sparks win over Bucks

Cavs remain undefeated in seven with a 96-88 victory over Milwaukee. Supersub Campy Russell led a decisive fourth quarter rally, scoring 14 points to finish with 22 while Dick Snyder added 18 as Cleveland built a two game lead in the Central Division. Milwaukee’s Bob Dandridge and Elmore Smith were sidelined by injuries.

United Press International Cleveland Cavaliers National Basketball Association Cavaliers Milwaukee Bucks Campy Russell Russell Bucks Michigan Cavs Swen Nater Dick Snyder Houston NBA Brian Winters Milwaukee Bob Dandridge Elmore Smith Washington Philadelphia 76Ers Golden State Warriors Atlanta Hawks Chicago Bulls 76Ers Warriors Gene Shue George McGinnis Doug Collins McGinnis Rick Barry Hawks Bulls Joe Meriwether Chicago Mickey Johnson Artis Gilmore

Patriots end year with Brattleboro in Elwell Trophy clash

Mt Anthony travels to Brattleboro for the final game seeking a win to salvage a disappointing 2-5 season. Brattleboro stands 6-2 with a 3-1 SVL mark and could force a three way SVL playoff scenario. MAU veterans include Corbett Gall Thompson Wright and coach Liporto notes a victory would ease the season’s sting. An Elwell Trophy banquet for the team is set for Nov 11 with Lee Maitland as guest speaker.

Albert Elwell Mt. Anthony Brattleboro Elwell MAU Patriots Colonels Anthony Ken Liporto Bellows Falls the Elks Lee Maitland The Sporting Eye

Baker claims perfect pole for Dixie 500 at Atlanta

Buddy Baker locked the pole for Sundays Dixie 500 at Atlanta International Raceway in a Ford, setting a track record of 161.652 mph. Dave Marcis qualified second at 161.571 mph, while David Pearson took third at 160.817 mph citing tire heat effects and a different chassis setup for the race.

Hampton UPI Buddy Baker Baker Atlanta International Raceway Charlotte, N.C Dave Marcis Ford Buddy Marcis David Pearson Pearson

Former husband wife still a racing team

MARQUETTE Michigan United Press International reports ex-husband John Buffum and his former wife Viki Buffum race side by side in the North American Rally Marquette 1,000. Buffum, 1975 rally champion, leads the America's Cup Series with a Porsche Carrera as co-driver Vicki supports the effort amid 60-plus entrants. The 1,000-mile event starts at Marquette Mall and winds through tough Upper Peninsula roads, concluding Sunday. Petty and Donnie Allison note wind and chassis setup affect times as they post practice speeds near 160 mph.

Marquette, Mich Marquette Mall Upper Peninsula Richard Petty Petty Donnie Allison

Arlington Eagles reach class M final vs Stowe

Arlington Memorial High School hosts Stowe in the class M state field hockey final tomorrow at noon in Bristol. The Eagles, first-time finalists, advanced by winning the Dot Jones League title and beating Leland and Gray and Thetford. Strong offense led by Sonya Ryan and Joyce Smith backs a capable defense as Arlington aims for its first state crown amid local support.

Arlington Arlington Memorial High School Eagles Bristol Stowe Mt. Abraham Dot Jones Leland and Gray Thetford Sonya Ryan Joyce Smith Dottie O’dea Jeanne Corey Beth Elmore Terri Wilkins Paula Smith Laural Mattison Debbie Wood Jean Boyce Jane Towne Robin Pero Leah Wood Lori Farrell Elaine Elmore Jeri Himmelsbach

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