Marble Valley Soccer League Opens 1969 Season
The Marble Valley Soccer League launches the 1969 season with three Bennington County teams Mt Anthony Patriots Arlington Eagles and Burr and Burton Bulldogs in a 10 team loop including Ludlow Otter Valley Springfield Fair Haven Chester Wallingford and Proctor the defending state champions. Games run Tuesday and Friday at 4 pm with Saturday matches at 10 am.
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Marble Valley Soccer League
Bennington County
Mt. Anthony
Patriots
Arlington Eagles
Burr and Burton Bulldogs
Ludlow
Otter Valley
Springfield
Fair Haven
Chester
Wallingford
Proctor
Anthony
Walligford
Burr & Burton
Arlington
Anthony Arlington
Anthony Chester
World Series Dreams Slip Away From Chicago Great Ernie Banks
Ernie Banks waits for a World Series as Al Kaline recalls ending his own long wait. Kaline praises Banks as a fine person and notes Banks’s optimism. The piece links Banks’s World Series absence to Kaline’s recent success and offers mutual support between Cubs and Tigers figures.
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Chicago
Ernie Banks
New York
UPI
al Kaline
Tigers
Yankees
Kaline
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Mets
Almos
Cardinals
Hanks Aguirre
Banks
Detroit
Celtics Open Training Camp with Russell Retirement
Boston starts training camp under new coach Tom Heinsohn as veterans Bailey Howell John Havlicek and Don Nelson report. Only Larry Siegfried has a new contract pending while Bill Russell has retired as player and coach leaving an uphill climb to make the playoffs with six of seven first year men reporting and Jo Jo White delayed by service.
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Boston
UPI
Tom Helsohn
Boston Celtics
Bailey Howell
Tom Sanders
John Havlicek
Larry Siegfried
Don Nelson
Emmette Bryant
Siegfried
Bill Russell
Celtics
Jo Jo White
Kansas
Marichal Leads Giants Toward Division Lead With Shutout
San Francisco pitcher Juan Marichal fired a four-hitter in a 2-0 win over the Atlanta Braves to seize first place in the Western Division at 82-66. His steady dominance contrasts with past pennant droughts as San Francisco moves one-half game ahead of the Dodgers, who swept the Reds in a doubleheader. Marichal’s two key runs support his 45th career shutout, with Willie Mays and Hal Lanier providing the scoring support.
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Jack Sanford
Marichal
Sandy Koufax
Bob Gibson
Cy Young
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Atlanta Braves
Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
Koufax
Gibson
Reds
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
Montreal
San Diego
Houston
New York
Boston
California
Kansas City
Seattle
Baltimore
Washington
Detroit
Hal Lanier
Willie Mays
Jim Brewer
Dodgers
Pedro Ramos
Wes Parker
Billy Williams
Cubs
Mets
Jose Pagan
al Oliver
John Jeter
Pirates
Phils
Bob Moose
Nate Colbert
Ron Slocum
Tommie Sisk
Padres
Astros
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Milton Richmond
San Francisco
Vito Stellino
Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Kathy Nichols
Marge Moon
Jane Hill
Mae Bostwick
Ethel Brown
Marcia Ryder
Jan Bishop
T. E. Livewires
T. E. Bilastoffs
Fairdale Dreamers
T. E Alley-Oops Sim Senettes
Pownal Valley
Guttersnipes
Carl's Restaurant
T. E. Alley
Oops S
Senettes
Carl's Restaurant Satellites
Prestone
Zerex
Greenberg
Main Street
Bennington
Lebanon Valley Speedway
West Lebanon
N.Y
Albany
Pittsfield
Mass
Gwen
Eastman Chemical Products
Owens-Corning
American Enka Co
Peggy
Dacron Marquisette
DuPont Reg. TM
Salem
Savings
Grants
Jacquard
American Viscore Co
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Paulin’s Garage
Shoftsbury
Sport Fury Brougham
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