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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1976

Page

10

Canadians win Canada Cup 5-4 in overtime

Canada captured the Canada Cup with a 5-4 overtime win over Czechoslovakia to sweep the best of three finals. Darryl Sittler scored the decisive goal after Bill Barber tied the game late in regulation. Rogie Vachon starred in goal as Team Canada reclaimed hockey supremacy.

Montreal UPI Team Canada Canada Czechoslovakia Darryl Sittler Rogie Vachon Gil Perreault Phil Esposito Jiri Holecek Vladimir Dzurilla Milan Novy Jaroslav Pouzar Bobby Clarke Josef Augusta Marian Stastny

Pro sports antitrust exemption eyed by DOJ official

Assistant Attorney General Joe Sims told the House Select Committee that there is no justification for exempting professional sports from federal antitrust laws and urged Congress to revoke baseballs exemption. He argued ending the exemption could foster competitive leagues and curb abuses by ownership groups. Sims said the sports business resists antitrust scrutiny and welcomes legal oversight.

Washington UPI Justice Department Congress Joe Sims House Select Committee On Sims Supreme Court Curt Flood

Finley final offer eyed by five A's players

In Kingston, five Oakland A's players including Rollie Fingers Joe Rudi Don Baylor Gene Tenace and Campy Campaneris will decide within three days whether to accept owner Charlie Finley's latest contract proposal Their attorney Jerry Kapstein said the players hope to remain in the Oakland area and would become free agents if they do not sign after the season wraps up

Kingston, R.I UPI Oakland A’s Charlie Finley Jerry Kapstein Rollie Fingers Joe Rudi Don Baylor Gene Tenace Campy Campaneris Oakland Kapstein Finley Fingers Rudi Boston Red Sox Bowie Kuhn

Compensation for Orr to help shape Bruins

Bruins Managing Director Harry Sinden said Boston’s final team strength hinges on resolving compensation with Chicago for Bobby Orr. With training camp for 34 players underway, Sinden cited two unresolved issues including Orr’s compensation and Dallas Smith’s salary, while optimism remained for a strong season.

Fitchburg Mass UPI Boston Bruins Chicago Black Hawks Bobby Orr Bruins Harry Sinden Sinden Orr Dallas Smith Hope Springs Eternal Chicago Boston Team Canada

Crenshaw Eyes Nicklaus Pace At Ohio Open

Ben Crenshaw, praised for a Nicklaus-like style and nicknamed One Putt for his fine putting, waits to see if Nicklaus falters at the Kings Island Open in Kings Mills Ohio. The 72 hole event begins with Crenshaw among 149 players aiming for the $30 000 top prize.

Kings Mills Ohio UPI Ben Crenshaw Jack Nicklaus Nicklaus Crenshaw Jack Nicklaus Golf Miller Barber Lee Trevino Tom Weiskopf Gay Brewer Rod Curl Bruce Devlin Rod Funseth

September Revival Fails to Dampen Phillies Resolve

Phillies cling to a six game lead as September baseball returns with pennant race drama. Tug McGraw, Dick Allen, Tony Taylor and Tim McCarver reflect on 1964 losses and current push to avoid history repeating. Manager Danny Ozark emphasizes player leadership and open critique within the squad as he nears his fourth season.

Dave Anderson N.Y. Times Philadelphia Philadelphia Phillies Pittsburgh Pirates Cincinnati Reds New York Yankees Kansas City Royals Phillies Royals Pirates Oakland A’s Kansas City Veterans Stadium Tug McGraw New York Mets Tony Taylor Jim Bunning Chris Short Johnny Callison Dick Allen Tim McCarver Tony Jim Kaat Gary Maddox Dave Cash St. Louis Cardinals Danny Ozark McCarver Danny Walter Alston East Walter Alston Alston Los Angeles

Night soccer debuts at MAU against Woodstock

Mt Anthony soccer hosts Woodstock for the first of seven night games at 7 p.m. The Patriots stand 2-0. The John James Tournament features Arlington and Burr and Burton at 7 p.m. and MAU meets Wilmington in the second game. Admission is charged.

Mt. Anthony Woodstock Patriots John James Arlington Burr Burton Wilmington

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