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Bennington Banner in Bennington, Vermont

11 Sep 1974

Page 13

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Bennington Banner

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Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1974

Page

13

Brock steals record in upset loss to Phillies

Lou Brock set the major league single season stolen base record with his 104th and 105th steals, surpassing Maury Wills' 104 as the Cardinals fell 8-2 to the Phillies. Brock passed Max Carey’s NL career mark with 739 steals and remains short of Ty Cobb’s 892. Mike Schmidt powered the Phillies with a four RBI homer and two doubles. The Pirates gained in the NL East race as Chicago, Los Angeles results followed.

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Fred Down UPI Lou Brock St. Louis Cardinal Philadelphia Phillies Max Carey Brock Ty Cobb Cobb Maury Wills Maury Mike Schmidt Cardinal Star Pittsburgh Pirates Pirates Chicago Los Angeles Atlanta Cincinnati San Diego Montreal New York San Francisco Houston Boston Cleveland Detroit Milwaukee Baltimore Minnesota California Kansas City Cubs Richie Hebner Pittsburgh Ken Brett Rick Reuschel Dodgers Braves Don Sutton Reds Steve Garvey Willie Crawford Ron Cey Carl Morton Padres Pete Rose Don Gullett Gullett Randy Elliott Expos Mets Willie Davis Larry Lintz Tug McGraw Don Carruthers McGraw Giants Astros Tito Fuentes Bobby Bonds Oun Lee May Cesar Cedeno Milt May
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Brock sets stolen base record as Cardinals win

Lou Brock steals his 105th base to break Maury Wills season mark and 739th career theft, sparking a Cardinals rally amid a night of NL results. He also edges the season record and ties the single season mark. teammates mob him as Firecrackers fly and a 30,812 crowd roars.

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Brock Philadelphia Dick Ruthven Max Carey Cardinal
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Cappelletti brothers bonding fuels NFL rookie

John Cappelletti leads the Los Angeles Rams with 282 rushing yards in six pre season games while away from college glory. He speaks of his younger brother Joey who lives with pain daily and has begun tackle at St Lawrence grade school. The Rams feature other backs including Bertelsen McCutcheon Baker Bryant Scribner Josephson. John compares Rams coach Knox to Penn State’s Paterno and admires their attention to detail.

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New York UPI John Cappelletti Joey Big John All America Penn State John Ee Cappelletti Los Angeles Rams Jim Bertelsen Texas Darrell Royal Darrell Royal Once Called ‘‘the Finest Football Player I’ve Ever Coached Lawrence McCutcheon Rams Tony Baker Roman Gabriel Cullen Bryant NFL Rob Scribner Ucla Les Josephson Los Angeles Chuck) Knox Joe) Paterno Knox Upper Darby
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Courageous Edges Southern Cross In America’s Cup Opener

Courageous of the United States won the opening race in Rhode Island Sound by four minutes and 54 seconds over Australia’s Southern Cross in the best of seven. Ted Hood, skippering Courageous after Dennis Conner’s early start, built a clear lead and held it to the finish as weather warned of lighter winds. Allen Bond protested briefly over starting tactics but Hood called the incident an overlap, not a rules violation.

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Chicago UPI George Foreman Muhammad Ali Zaire United States Foreman Hat Newport R.I Courageous Australia Southern Cross Rhode Island Sound Alan Bond Dennis Conner Bond Ted Hood Coura Geous Conner Hood
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