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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1973

Page

11

Reds and Cards race in stretch for NL flag

The St Louis Cardinals and Cincinnati Reds push through a tight NL races as Labor Day margins stay slim. The Cardinals beat the Pirates 5 3 behind Tim McCarver and Ted Sizemore and Alan Foster earned his 12th win. Sparky Anderson hails the Reds 9 3 win in 11 innings over the Astros. Reds surge with six runs in the 11th. Other NL results include San Francisco 7 0 over Los Angeles and New York 4 0 over Philadelphia. AL notes Detroit 7 3 Cleveland and Boston 7 5 Baltimore.

St. Louis Cardinals Cincinnati Reds Alan Foster Cardinals Pittsburgh Pirates Cincinnati Sparky Anderson Reds Houston Astros St. Louis Tim McCarver Pittsburgh Ted Sizemore Foster John Andrews Diego Segui Astros Dan Driessen Denis Menke Pete Rose Joe Morgan Chicago Montreal San Francisco Los Angeles New York Philadelphia San Diego Atlanta Jim Barr Giants Doug Ray Chris Speier

Major League Baseball Standings and Schedule Summary

Rain postponed Chicago at Montreal. Results: New York 4 Philadelphia 0, St Louis 5 Pittsburgh 3, Cinci 9 Houston 3, San Diego 4 Atlanta 3, San Francisco 7 Los Angeles today. Probable pitchers listed for San Diego Jones at Los Angeles Messersmith and Chicago Reuschel at Montreal Moore. Friday and Friday night matchups across divisions with multiple intercity games and doubleheaders noted.

Chicago Montreal New York Philadelphia St. Louis Pittsburgh Cinci Houston San Diego Atlanta San Francisco Los Ange Jones Los Angeles Messersmith Reuschel Moore Phila Cincinnati Los Ang San Fran Mth Detroit Fryman Cleveland Tidrow Milwaukee Colborn Dobson Bahnsen Minnesota Fife Oakland Blue California Wright W. 1. Pet G.d. Pittsburgh West W. Pet G.b. Incinnati Os Angeles

Nebraska Faces UCLA in Openers Despite Losses

Nebraska, missing much of its backfield and defense, is a nine point favorite against UCLA in the Saturday nationally televised season opener. UCLA mentor Pepper Rodgers calls the contest even, while Bruins stars Mark Harmon Kermit Johnson and James McAlister pace a high powered offense. Other Week One games include Mississippi-Villanova Virginia-VMI NC State-East Carolina and Delaware-Akron with Holy Cross Massachusetts and Grambling-Long Beach State also on the slate.

Nebraska Johnny Rodgers UCLA Pepper Rodgers Willie Glover Willie Harper Mark Harmon Kermit Johnson James McAlister Johnson Bruin McAlister Harmon

Hinsdale Harness Result Names and Numbers

In Hinsdale entries the list shows horse names with owners or handlers and assorted numeric codes. Notable entries include Scott's Top Cat Morrill 1 My Ghost Kane 1 Sea Cats Peters 8 Lakewood Bomb Green 4 and others like Cross 6 Georgia Donna Cross FOURTH-Cimg 1000 2 My Ghost.

Morrill Lucky Renee Mattison Carmine Abbe Cross Georgia Donna Kane Little Miss Cynte House Sea Cats Peters Racketeer Lakewood Bomb Green Gemini Cricket Lancaster Black Image Hindsfighter Foster

Saratoga Harness Meet Results and Placings by Pace

Thoroughbred and harness racing results from Saratoga on Thursday September 6 1973 list first through ninth pace mile races with winners and drivers including Sprite Kelly Annita Rose K Doll Rich Irish Dan Collins Emylou Ann Tom Hill Bernie Honor Me Flyatong Pick and Arnie Hanover among others, plus multiple pace and trot divisions and multiple payoffs.

Sprite Kelly Allen Wyncrest Gertie Martin Karens Childress Dagger Wave Hartmann Normans Jewell Berg Butcher LaRouvech Annita Rose Current Allambee A DeCario Juanitas Knight Marshall Dippy Dean DeSantis Dea Frisky Breton Roses Desire Morel Doll VanAlstyne Barbara Traganza Rich Hal Borovsky Wandrin Star Mills Dangerous Dean DeSantis Jimmie Edition Staker Parker Square Coppola Delanson Deb Langtry Timrick Andrews Hanry Knauf Parker Honest Eileen Mackey Weaver Chapel Lite Davis Johnny Fling Emylou Ann DeCarlo Candor Rainbow Godin Nappy Dale Rebel Land Pat No Driver Theo Dundee Echo Brook Steve River Frost Miss Juanita Belmonte Tom Hill Aston Byrd Jobidon Leedam Scotty Rich Irish Fanelli Prince Bully Brook Ross Special Butler Ricci Reenies Bromiey Sweet City Sue Mannart Harry McCasland Agatha Marshal Evelyns Gunner Dan Collins Miss Baccarague Alley Adios Carlos Wyncrest Gail Swan Range Filion Janet Flash Watson Nonee Gilman

Lombardi last NL batting champ era ends with Som

Boston Braves catcher Big Som hits .342 to win the National League batting title, last achieved by Ernie Lombardi in 1938. The season also notes Ole Miss through Kinard eyes a rebound year after a 5-5 finish, with offensive strength led by QBs Norris Weese and Kenny Lyons.

Boston UPI Ernie Lombardi Big Som Boston Braves Rebels Ole Miss Billy Kinard Norris Weese Kenny Lyons

Arlington Vermont public hearing notices 1973

Public hearing set for September 10 1973 at 8 00 P M under Arlington Interim Land Use Ordinance for Angelo Carbonti to build a shopping complex east of Route 7 Arlington Vermont Aug 20 1973 notice dated Arlington Vermont. Also notices for Carl Bernhardt to open Red Mountain Restaurant on Route 7 and Steve Dooley subdivide 6 lots on Highway 8 Crow Hill Arlington Vermont dates listed September 10 1973 scheduled times 7 45 and 7 30 P M respectively.

Arlington Angelo Carbonti Vermont Robert Lindsey Harry Pickering Donald Keough Carl Bernhardt Red Mountain U.S. Route 7 Steve Dooley Highway No. 8 Crow Hill

Vermont Public Service Board hearing on Green Mountain Power cases

The Vermont Public Service Board will hold a hearing September 10 1973 at 2 00 P M in Montpelier to consider accepting stipulations filed by parties in Docket Nos 3501 and 3642 on changes in retail rates with June 12 1971 effective dates excluding street and area lighting. The August 27 1973 filing notes the stipulation outlines temporary rate adjustments following the final order in Docket 3642 and remains contingent on board approval.

State OF Vermont Public Service Board Vermont Public Service Board Pavilion Montpelier Vermont Green Mountain Power Corporation Public Service Board Florence S. Christie Vermont Supreme Court

Rate design Stipulation for Green Mountain Power filing

Counsel stipulates that the retail rate increase approved by the Board be allocated 48 percent to residential customers and 52 percent to commercial and industrial customers. Residential increases follow a fixed per kWh amount with a 1.5 cent tail block. Commercial and industrial portions mirror the proportions in the September 29 1972 filing. Stipulation may align with Docket 3501 adjustments if approved, effective without prejudice to any party.

State OF Vermont Public Service Board Green Mountain Power Corporation Vermont Public Service Board

Probate notice of David Candie will in Bennington district

In the Probate Court of Bennington on August 24 1973 an instrument purporting to be the last will and testament of David Candie of Bennington was presented for probate. The court assigns September 14 1973 at 11 in the forenoon for proving the will and orders notice by three weekly publications in The Bennington Banner. Interested persons may appear to contest.

David Candie State OF Vermont Bennington David

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