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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1975

Page

14

Patriots eye three in a row at Mt Anthony

Mt Anthony Patriots, led by guards Alan Daigneault and Bill Maguire, return a deep roster as they pursue a Southern Vermont League title and a potential state title. The 13 man squad features Ron Pembroke, Pete Geannelis, Scott Maguire, Rick Wright, Bill Russ, John Restino, and others under coach Dave Fredrickson. The non league slate includes Rice and Troy with a season opener road trip to Troy on December 16.

Patriots Alan Daigneault Bill Maguire Troy N.Y Providence R.I Washington Delaware Valley Forge Daigneault Maguire Mt. Anthony Ron Pembroke Pete Geannelis Joe Greene Pembroke Geannelis Scott Maguire Rick Wright Bill Russ John Restino Dave Fredrickson Russ Restino John Sleeman Mike Lemieux Terry Worden Dave Feenan Joe Rivers Tad Downing Tom Wassick Downing Wassick Rice Vermont New England Maine New Hampshire New York Massachusetts

Booster Club Meeting at Mt Anthony High Tonight

The Mt Anthony Booster Club will convene at 7 30 in Room 211 to discuss the winter sports program.

Mt. Anthony

Morgan Named NL MVP In Big Victory For Reds

Joe Morgan, Cincinnati Reds second baseman, wins the National League MVP by a landslide with 3213 points from 24 voters. Diamond-era standout Johnny Bench and Pete Rose place second and third, while Morgan emphasizes all around play over power. He also notes the World Series triumph surpassed the MVP honor.

New York UPI Joe Morgan Cincinnati Reds Bonham, Tex Pittsburgh Pirates Johnny Bench Pete Rose Reds Morgan Rose Baseball Writers Association of America Greg Luzinski Philadelphia Phillies Dave Parker Jackie Robinson Brooklyn Houston Astros

Squires saved by black businessmen rescue effort

Virginia Squires rescued by a group of black businessmen who contributed about $200,000 to cover this week's payroll and guarantee the season's completion. The team had teetered toward folding, and general manager Jack Ankerson called it a great day for area sports as the club will stay in the ABA.

Norfolk, Va UPI Virginia Squires The Squires Squire Jack Ankerson

Irish deny bowl bid amid turmoil and rumors

Notre Dame coach Dan Devine and players call reports of rejecting a Cotton Bowl bid a lie. Officials say the school was approached twice, with sealed votes sent to Father Joyce. players reportedly voted against a second invitation amid leadership dissatisfaction.

Albany N.Y Times-Union Notre Dame Dan Devine Fighting Irish Devine David Israel Washington, D.C Star Pittsburgh Pitt Israel Moose Krause Father Joyce Edmund P. Joyce Athletic Board Field Scovell

Zanussi Emerges With Bruins In High-Profile Trade

Detroit UPI report notes Joe Zanussi, once snubbed by the Rangers, has become a Boston Bruins defenseman alongside Orr or Park. Under Don Cherry, Zanussi impresses with smart play, solid defense, and strong penalty killing as Boston seeks a fifth straight win after the Esposito Vadnais swap for Ratelle.

Detroit UPI Joe Zanussi New York Rangers Boston Bruins Bobby Orr Brad Park Bruins Zanussi Rangers Don Cherry Cherry American Hockey League Providence Reds Winnipeg World Hockey Association Park Boston Gilles Gilbert Phil Esposito Carol Vadnais Jean Ratelle Gilbert Dave Reece Red Wings University of Vermont

Bullets star Dave Bing bruised kneecap sidelined five games

Washington Bullets guard Dave Bing has a bruised kneecap, not a fracture, and will miss a minimum of five games. Team physician Dr Stan Levine compared current X rays with older Pistons images noting a bone chip marker but deemed the injury a severe bruise. Bing remains on the injured list and is expected back for the Dec 2 home game vs the Los Angeles Lakers.

Detroit Splayer Levine Bing National Basketball Association Los Angeles Lakers

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