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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1974

Page

12

A's beat Williams sixth time amid Nolan Ryan wildness

Oakland A's defeated California 7-0 behind Ken Holtzman’s five-hitter and strong defense. Williams, now 0-6 against Oakland this year, saw Nolan Ryan struggle with control as the A's extended their mastery.

Williams Vito Stellino UPI Charlie Finley Oakland A’s Dick Williams Oakland California Angel William A’s California Ken Holtzman Goodnight Finley Nolan Ryan Angel Holtzman

Robertson retires from NBA after 14 seasons

Oscar Robertson, the famed Big O, ends his 14 season NBA career with the Cincinnati Royals and Milwaukee Bucks. He signs with CBS as a color commentator for NBA Game of the Week, citing a failed Bucks contract and a no cut no trade clause. CBS also hires Johnny Unitas as NFL Game of the Week color commentator.

New York UPI Oscar Robertson National Basketball Association Robertson Cincinnati Royals Milwaukee Bucks CBS Television Big O CBS TV Bill Walton Portland The Bucks Oscar Milwaukee NBA University of Cincinnati Cbs-Tv Johnny Unitas Unitas San Diego Chargers

Thurmond Traded by Warriors for Bay and Pick

Oakland UPI reports the Warriors sent 6 foot 11 center Nate Thurmond to Chicago for Clifford Ray, a 1975 first round pick, and cash. Thurmond, 33, scored 13,191 points and 12,701 rebounds in 11 Warriors seasons, a move tied to age and salary concerns. Chicago coach Dick Motta predicted a 1975 title, stressing a superstar center.

Oakland UPI Bay Area Willie Mays Willie McCovey John Brodie Nate Thurmond Warriors Chicago NBA Clifford Bay Thurmond Bowling Green Wilt Chamberlain Philadelphia Richard Vertlieb Wertlieb Rick Barry Dick Motta Motta

League leaders in bat and pitching stats for both leagues

National League top hitters include Garr and Zisk with high averages and power totals, while stars like Bench and Schmidt lead home runs and RBIs. American League leaders feature Crw and Hrgrv in batting and Alten and Jackson in home runs, with notable pitching marks from Hunter and Tiant.

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Newcombe Powers to Open Quarterfinals at U S Open

John Newcombe, defending champion, reached the quarterfinals in Forest Hills as top rivals Arthur Ashe Ken Rosewall also advanced. Vijay Amritraj, unseeded, joined by beating Marty Riessen, will meet Rosewall next. Ashe defeated Guillermo Vilas and Amritraj prevailed over Riessen amid wind and rough grass conditions.

Forest Hills N.Y UPI John Newcombe Arthur Ashe Ken Rosewall India Vijay Amritraj Rosewall Jimmy Connors Stan Smith Newcombe Ray Moore South Africa Raul Ramirez Mexico Ashe Guillermo Vilas Argentina Amritras Marty Riessen Evanston Ill

MAU Football Clinic and Taconic Scrimmage Set for Saturday

Mt Anthony football program hosts its annual parents clinic at 9 in the MAU gym with coaches and players demonstrating equipment and basic offensive and defensive sets. A 10 am scrimmage with Taconic follows on Spinelli Field. Herbie Jr. winner drawn by Selectman Timothy Corcoran at Cinema I and II. Little League picnic at 1 pm on the Field with adult $1 and child 50 cents. rain date Sunday.

MAU Mt. Anthony Taconic Spinelli Herbie Surdam Herbie Jr Bennington Timothy Corcoran Little League Monument Motors Cinema I and II

Burr and Burton football outlook under coach Tobin

Manchester preview notes Burr and Burton, led by coach Bill Tobin, entering preseason with dreams of success. The article recalls last season's five wins and outlines plans to scheme, shuffle players, and refine strategies as anticipation builds for the coming campaign.

Hal March Manchester Burr Burton Bill Tobin

Bulldogs Eye Strong Season After Last Year's Standings

The Marble Valley League's Bulldogs, captained by Forest Mayer and Scott Krenz, enter a new campaign with hopeful depth. Tobin seeks a taller season, replacing key seniors and naming potential leaders on offense and defense. Sept 7 at home against Woodstock opens the schedule, with junior Scout Kilburn among candidates to step up as a punishing runner and Krenz or Carrano vying for quarterback duties.

Tobin Scott Kilburn Nate Gaiotti Tommy Pelton Scott Krenz Greg Carrano Woodstock Bulldogs Forest Mayer Fineman Krenz Mike Casey Dan O’leary Andy Shaw John Franzheim Thinking Swan Cary Lewis Joe Charbonneau Grant Johnson Mark Bischoff Scout Kilburn Pete Everett Springfield Greg Bartholomae Bruce Towsley

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