Patriot booters open season with 5-1 win over Leland & Gray
Mt Anthony High School soccer dominated Leland & Gray as Keith Mattison opened the scoring at 4:14 of the first quarter and Terry Raeetz added two goals. Tim Miller, with two goals, and a strong defense led by Barry LeBarron and Paul Rice propelled the Patriots to a commanding 3-0 lead by halftime and 5-1 final. Burr & Burton edged Springfield 2-1 in their opener as Gordie McClure returned as coach. J Beardsley scored Springfield's lone goal.
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Leland & Gray
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Mattison
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Pesky Raeetz
Tim Miller
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Burr
Dave Harrigan
Allan Markey
J. Beardsley
Springfield
Bench’s grand slam caps Reds 7-5 over Braves
Johnny Bench drove in five runs with a grand slam and a fielder’s choice as the Cincinnati Reds beat the Atlanta Braves 7-5. Cincinnati opened with four runs in the first inning and added three in the ninth to seal the win, widening the NL West lead over Houston. Sparky Anderson, praised for his team’s season, voiced a desire for a tighter race to keep momentum.
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Dave Giusti
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Chicago
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Labey
NFL rosters trimmed to 40 with notable veteran cuts
NFL teams reduced rosters to 40, releasing players including seven year safety Bob Petrella and Ernie Kellermann. Duane Thomas remains with the Chargers but is excluded from the 40 due to a loophole. Several clubs placed players on taxi squads and waivers as the league narrows to start the regular season.
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Jim Duncan
Pittsburgh
Jon Staggers
Glen Edwards
Warren Bankston
Rocky Bleier
Chicago
Dave Hale
Matt Maslowski
AL East contenders stay within a game after Tuesday results
Four AL East teams are within one game of each other after New York and Detroit wins. The Yankees beat Boston as Luis Tiant’s streak ended. Sparky Lyle earned his third save. Detroit’s Eddie Brinkman and Dick McAuliffe provided the offense in a 2-0 win over Baltimore as Woody Fryman earned his sixth victory.
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Woody Fryman
John Hiller
Boog Powell
Paul Blair
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Dick Allen
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Stan Bahnsen
Rick Gossage
Bennington Generals Meet Tonight for Budget Discussion
The Bennington Generals hold an important meeting at 7 30 tonight in the Eagles Hall upstairs room. All interested in Bennington baseball are welcome. The 1873 budget will be the main topic and a buffet will be served.
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Eagles Hall
Bennington
Bushee Schleis capture Stratton Mountain Pro Am title
Tom Bushee of Bennington Mt Anthony Country Club and amateur Bob Schleis won best ball with a low gross 68 at Stratton Mountain Country Club Pro Am. Russ Ebbets and Dave Robbins tied for second, while Leo Reynolds and Ace Manley led the low net division with a strong finish over Woody Kay and Casey Rowley.
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Bennington Mt. Anthony
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Stratton Mountain Country Club
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Ebbets
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Manchester Country Club
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Rockledge Country Club
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Stratton
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