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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1972
Page
6
Proctor Patriots defeated Mt Anthony 1-0 on a sunny afternoon. Mt Anthony faced travel delays when their bus broke down hours before kickoff, hampering prep and contributing to a defensive battle that produced no scoring until the decisive goal in the late stages.
Mt Anthony pressured early but could only muster limited offense as Dick Hancsarik slipped a goal past McDonald. Arlington beat Otter Valley behind Dave Hoyt's late strike, while Burr and Burton upset Ludlow 10. Proctor and teammates fought hard in a back and forth battle on Spinelli Field.
Mt Anthony Unicon High School gains momentum as undefeated Patriot soccer soars at Spinelli Field. Coach Vigsnes loves the game, the players gain confidence, and the team eyes a Vermont high school title while football may feel the shift in the balance. Proctor 1-0 victory ends undefeated run, but resolve remains high.
Boston Bruins and players Gerry Cheevers and Derek Sanderson must file briefs by Thursday as U S Court of Appeals weighs whether to bar the two from playing in the World Hockey Association. The dispute centers on the players possibly violating the NHL reserve clause after leaving the Bruins for new contracts with WHA teams.
Kaline and Fryman spark Detroit as they beat Boston 3-1 to clinch the AL East and set up a World Series bid against Oakland. McAuliffe and Yastrzemski error aid Kaline's run as Tiant, Lee duel in a tense race finale.
Philadelphia pitcher Steve Carlton capped a brilliant season with 27 wins tying a Sandy Koufax record. He led the NL in strikeouts and complete games while the Phillies erupted for six homers against the Cubs. Don Money and Greg Luzinski hit back to back shots as Philadelphia rolled to the win.
Kansas City owner Ewing Kauffman dismissed manager Bob Lemon and elevated minor league skipper Jack McKeon. McKeon, 41, has led the Omaha AA farm club to two titles since 1983. Lemon, 52, had led KC since June 9, 1970, and was a runner up for 1971 Manager of the Year. Royals were 75-77 and fourth in the AL West.
BBS outpaced Arlington as Burr and Burton defeated Arlington on Monday. The Bulldogs swept the top five with Chuck Black first, followed by Terry Clapper, Tom Drake, Greg DeCert, and Don Kimball. Arlington’s Jim Poulin led his team across the line.
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