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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1974

Page

14

NFL quarterbacks shuffled as deadline passes in chaotic trades

Major trades reshaped QB lineups with three veterans changing teams. Dallas sent Craig Viorton to the Giants for a first round pick, Norm Snead moved to the 49ers, and John Hadl went to the Packers for five high selections. Hadl’s exit opens a West Coast path for Joe Namath, who could join the Rams on May 1 if Hadl’s departure clears his option.

Joe Namath West Coast Dallas Cowboys Craig Viorton Roger Staubach New York Giants San Francisco 49Ers Los Angeles John Hadl Green Bay Packers Hadl James Harris Rams Green Bay Harris 49Ers Namath New York Jets West Had John Matuszak NFL Houston Kansas City Curley Culp Chiefs Jim Marsalis Denver Tom Graham Tom Drougas Culp Drougas WFL Dallas Tom Landry Morton Craig World Football League Cowboys Snead Jim del Gaizo Dick Nolan Oakland Steve Spurrier Dennis Morrison Joe Reed Tom Owen Oilers Austin Tex Matuszak WFI Sid Gillman Hank Stram

Top three hold in weekly SVL cross country meet

Rutland won the SVL cross country meet with 35 points, Bellows Falls second at 40, Mt. Anthony third at 67, while Brattleboro Windsor and Hartford trailed. Walt Farrell of Rutland beat Mt. Anthony’s Peter Gray in 13 47, with De Haan and MAU teammates close behind. The next SVL race is Tuesday in Brattleboro.

Windsor Rutland Bellows Falls Mt. Anthony Brattleboro Hartford Walt Farrell MAU Peter Gray Farrell Gray Louis de Haan Duncan Whitney Jim Guerard Barlow Thomas

Mt Anthony Homecoming Weekend Planned

Bennington selectmen declare Homecoming Weekend at Mt Anthony Union High School. Patriot Booster Club and MAU cheerleaders organize events around the Rutland Patriot football game. Kickoff at 8 Friday night under Spinelli Field lights. MAU classes decorate areas. judging by local residents.

Harold Saunders Mt. Anthony Bennington Selectmen Mt. Anthony Union High School Patriot MAU Spinelli John Ahearn Charles Bushey James Olsen Albert O’neil Robert Russ Willam Foss Pete Billard Janet Flynn Kathy Leonard Bennington County Athletic Association Patty Thomas Andrea Morrison Maureen Roy Mary Feenan Michelle Gilardi Joann McKeon Sue Sorenson

Yankees and Giants swap Bonds for Murcer in landmark deal

San Francisco Giants trade right fielder Bobby Bonds to the New York Yankees for outfielder Bobby Murcer in a first $100,000 straight-up exchange. Yankees mentor Bill Virdon cites Bonds' all-around play and speed. Giants manager Wes Westrum emphasizes adding left-handed power. Bonds expresses happiness at joining the Yankees. Murcer to remain in right field for San Francisco.

NEW York UPI San Francisco Giants Bobby Bonds New York Yankees Bobby Murcer Giants Yankees Yankee Bill Virdon Springfield Virdon Bonds Murcer California Angels Wes Westrum San Francisco Westrum Bobby

Mt Anthony seeds fourth in field hockey playoff

Mt Anthony high school earned the fourth seed and will meet the winner of the Essex Brattleboro game in a Saturday quarterfinal at Windsor after finishing 10 1 1. Wilmington led Class L with 11 0, followed by Middlebury and Hartford. Burr and Burton were eighth in Class I.

Mt. Anthony Patriots Windsor Wilmington Middlebury Hartford Burr and Burton Bulldogs Mt. Mansfield Mt. Abraham

Moscow and Lake Placid to host 1980 Olympics

The IOC awarded the 1980 Summer Games to Moscow in a first for a Communist country and chose Lake Placid, New York, as the Winter Games site. The Lake Placid bid was the sole remaining candidate after a loss by the rival proposal.

Vienna UPI International Olympic Committee Moscow Lake Placid N.Y Los Angeles Tom Bradley Ron Stafford New York IOC Montreal Vancouver-Garibaldi Alexander Gresko

Lake Placid to Host 1980 Winter Games Says Stafford

New York State senator Ronald Stafford announced after the IOC awarded the 1980 Winter Games to Lake Placid that serious work begins. He cited overwhelming state and national support and guaranteed funding from state and federal governments to finance the events.

Vienna UPI New York State Ronald Stafford International Olympic Committee IOC Lake Placid Stafford Peru N.Y New York U.S Senate Ing House of Representatives United States John A. Shea Innsbruck

Mt Anthony all stars win over Brattleboro in Friday game

Mt Anthony Junior High all stars won 18 to 6 Friday with Jeff LaCroix scoring two touchdowns and Wayne Jelly one. Brattleboro answered on a late score after Kevin Callanan tipped a pass into a Brattleboro receiver end zone. The teams meet again Friday at 3 30 on Spinelli Field.

Brattleboro Mt. Anthony Spinelli

Islanders defy odds to take early division lead in NHL

New York Islanders, two years old, upset the Atlanta Flames 2-1 as Bob Bourne scored late with assists from Denis Potvin and Garry Howatt. Gerry Hart opened scoring for the Islanders, Pat Quinn tied, and Al Arbour praised a superb goalie night. Other NHL results included Philadelphia, Detroit, and Minnesota wins.

United Press International New York Islanders Islanders Philadelphia New York Rangers Atlanta Bob Bourne Atlanta Flames Bourne Denis Potvin Garry Howatt Phil Myre Gerry Hart New York Pat Quinn Noel Price Price Kansas City Bernie Geoffrion al Arbour Los Angeles Detroit Washington Minnesota Vancouver World Hockey Association Toronto San Diego Cleveland Quebec Houston Andre Dupont Kings Dupont Flyers Ross Lonsberry Bob Nevin Bill Lochead Lochead Jim Rutherford Henry Boucha Dennis Hextall North Stars Tom Sampson Pat Hickey Pierre Guite Andre Lacroix

Raymond Transferred to Bennington Convalescent Center

D. D. Raymond, former star relief pitcher for the Bennington Generals, has been moved to the Bennington Convalescent Center and is in Room B7. Visitors are welcome.

D. D. Raymond Bennington Convalescent Center Raymond The Bennington Generals

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