Carew Clinches Sixth AL Batting Title With Three Hits
Rod Carew finished the season with a .388 average the highest since 1957 and the most hits in 46 years. He totaled three hits and drove in a run to reach 100 RBIs as the Twins beat the Brewers 6 2. Dave Goltz won his 20th game on a seven hitter while Sixto Lezcano homered for Milwaukee.
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Hudson Falls defeats Mt Anthony 25 6 on road
Hudson Falls with QB Joe Sandora improves to 3 0 as Mt Anthony drops to 1 3 in a rain soaked non league finish. Sandora passes and Barber scores twice including a 41 yard field goal and an 81 yard TD run as the visitors pull away 25 6. MAU heads to Rutland next week to face MSJ in S Vermont league play.
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Hunt wins US Grand Prix as Lauda clinches F1 title
James Hunt narrowly beat Mario Andretti by three seconds at Watkins Glen to complete a rare double in the United States Grand Prix while Niki Lauda clinched his second Formula One championship with Ferrari. Andretti closed from 17 seconds down with two laps to go, but Hunt held on as Lauda secured the year’s crown with 72 points.
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Arlington Eagles Fall to Leland and Gray 3 2
Arlington drops 3-2 to undefeated Leland and Gray as the Rebels grab a late winner. Arlington’s Elaine Elmore and Dottie O’Dea trade goals with Leland and Gray who claim the decisive score with four minutes left. Eagles’ coach Jeri Himmselbach notes the shots and corners edge but calls it a loss. The two teams meet again later this month in Arlington.
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Powers cousins win fifth division title at Mt Anthony fall golf
Larry Powers and his cousin Don Powers of Manchester captured the fifth division title at the Mt Anthony fall foliage golf tournament this weekend despite poor weather. The Banner will publish full results when available. Revived Redskins clip Cards 24 14 behind Kilmer.
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Barber wins Napa Classic in stunning 16 under score
Miller Barber captured the Napa Classic at Silverado North, finishing 16 under par with a two stroke win over George Archer who set a course record in the final round. Howard Twitty shot a 62 to post 14 under and earn $14,200 as Archer claimed $22,800 for second.
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Recreation skateboarding and flag football youth programs
The Recreation Department offers a skateboarding program Saturdays 10 AM to noon at the Recreation Center parking lot with open participation for area youths. A flag football program for ages 5-7 runs Mondays and Wednesdays 3:30 to 5 PM at Bennington Elementary School playground with no fee and sneakers required.
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SVC Edges Columbia Green 3 2 For Third Straight Soccer Win
Southern Vermont College built a 2-1 lead by halftime at Willow Park and held on to defeat Columbia Green 3-2 for its third consecutive victory. Mike Andrews opened the scoring, Lou Casillini netted before the break, and Paul Barci added the winner early in the second half.
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MAYAA Pee Wee Championship Preview Narrows After Weekend Wins
Mayaa football action saw the Eagles defeat Hoosick Falls 12 to 0 and Dailey's Mixers top Harbour House 13 to 6. Both teams advance to Sunday’s pee wee championship with 3-0 records, setting up a decisive title matchup.
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