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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1976

Page

10

Yankees Open Playoffs On Artificial Grass In Kansas City

New York manager Billy Martin laments the Royals Stadium turf as the Yankees prepare for the AL division series. Catfish Hunter will start, after a shoulder tendonitis year, with Hunter recalling past KC mound alterations by groundskeeper George Toma and how they affected his numbers there.

Kansas City UPI New York Yankee Billy Martin Martin Yankees Royals Stadium George Toma Jim Catfish Hunter Oakland A’s Royals Athletics Oakland Phillies Danny Ozark Ozark

Phillies stress strength over Reds in first playoff game

National League championship could hinge on Reds baserunning or Phillies pitching depth. Reds boast Joe Morgan with 60 steals, while Phillies rely on bullpen leaders led by Ron Reed Tug McGraw Gene Garber Ron Schueler Wayne Twitchell and Tommy Underwood. Steve Carlton starts Game 1 followed by Jim Lonborg in Game 2.

Philadelphia UPI Cincinnati Reds Philadelphia Phillies Reds Phillies Pittsburgh Pirates Joe Morgan Ozark Ron Reed Tug McGraw Gene Garber Ron Schueler Wayne Twitchell Tommy Underwood Steve Carlton Jim Lonborg Schueler Twitchell McGraw Reed and Garber Underwood

Pearson wins pole in National 500 with 161.223 mph lap

David Pearson drove the Wood Brothers Mercury to the pole at Charlotte Motor Speedway with an average 161.223 mph securing $10,500. Bud Baker and Richard Petty followed in the top qualifiers as preparations for Sunday's race unfold. Pearson said he was more determined than ever to sit on the pole amid talk of beating him.

Charlotte N.C UPI David Pearson Pearson Wood Brothers’ Mercury Charlotte Motor Speedway Buddy Baker Baker

Mt Anthony nets hard win over Mill River in MVL clash

Mt Anthony defeats Mill River 3 1 at Spinelli Field to close the gap on Springfield in the Marble Valley League race. Kurt Becker scored twice in the first half and Keith Krause added a fourth quarter goal. MAU goalie Joe Rivers broke his collarbone and will miss six weeks. Keith Marino steps in. Miller River converted a second quarter penalty, but the Patriots held firm and prepared to host Springfield next.

Mt. Anthony Mill River Spinelli MAU Springfield Kurt Becker Keith Krause Patriots Joe Rivers Rivers Minder Birger Vigsnes Joe Keith Marino Becker Jeff Cook Mike Jones Jerry Csizmesia Krause

Mets Fire Two Coaches and Promote from Tidewater

Eddie Yost and Roy McMillan were released as Mets coaches. Rube Walker and Joe Pignatano were kept, while Tom Burgess was promoted from Tidewater to the parent club. McMillan, a former Mets player, had been a coach since 1973 after ending his playing career in 1966.

Deane McGowen N.Y. Times Eddie Yost Roy McMillan Mets Rube Walker Joe Pignatano Tom Burgess Tidewater Yost Walker Pignatano Gil Hodges Washington Senators McMillan

Generals rehire Cece Bob Long for 1977 season

Cece Bob Long, president of the Bennington Generals, announced that the board voted to rehire Al Cece for the 1977 season. Cece has led the club for the past three summers and also teaches and coaches at Mt. Greylock Regional in Williamstown, Mass. The piece notes related baseball figures and health updates for Randy Jones, Bobby Orr, and Tony Oliva.

Bob Long Bennington Generals al Cece Cece Mt. Greylock Williamstown Mass

Patriots shut out Ludlow in field hockey clash

Mt. Anthony field hockey defeated Black River of Ludlow 2-0 with goals by Sue Cross and Michelle Ackerman. MAU JV tied 3-3. JVs face Burr and Burton in Manchester, then Burr and Burton visit MAU tomorrow. Also notes about Olympic rider Frank Chapot heading Washington show and Muhammad Ali retirement chatter with no final decision.

Ludlow Mt. Anthony Black River Sue Cross Michelle Ackerman Patriots Brenda Wilcox Serena Dunham MAU Jvs Manchester Burr Burton Burr and Burton

Eagles stay atop standings with field hockey win

Arlington field hockey kept first place after a 0 win over Green Mountain in Chester yesterday. Sonya Ryan scored two goals for the Eagles, while Elmore and Joyce Smith added one each. Arlington junior varsity also won 2-0.

Chester — Arlington Green Mountain Sonya Ryan Eagles Elmore Joyce Smith Arlington

Mt Anthony Booster Club Meets Tonight for Homecoming Plans

The Mt Anthony Booster Club will convene at 7 PM in Room 211 of the high school. Members will discuss next weekend's Homecoming events and activities.

Mt. Anthony

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