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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1976

Page

15

Royals rally past A s to widen Western lead in pennant race

In Kansas City, the Royals beat the Oakland Athletics 3 1 as Mayberry and McRae delivered key two out RBIs in the third inning and Mayberry added an eighth inning sacrifice fly. The win moves the Royals seven games ahead of the A’s with 11 to play, keeping them in control of the division. Doug Bird earned the win after a bullpen effort in the ninth.

A’s Kansas City Royals John Mayberry Hal McRae Mayberry Doug Bird Chuck Tanner Whitey Herzog Bird Herzog Phillies Tom Underwood Tug McGraw John Denny Cardinals Pirates Chicago Rennie Stennett Jim Rooker Cub Cubs Manny Trillo

Mixed opinions on Ali Norton bout and sports gossip

Muhammad Ali mocks Ken Norton ahead of their September title defense at Yankee Stadium. The column blends athlete salary squabbles with team moves, noting Reggie Jackson and Julius Erving contract talks, Sonny Werblin era Jets ties, and Stan Musial praise, alongside minor league memories and upcoming baseball and football schedules.

Ken Norton Yankee Stadium Norton Ali Iselin Monmouth Park New York Titans Sonny Werblin Jets Donald Lillis Broncos

Blackman earns national coach of the week after upset win

Illinois coach Bob Blackman, in 27 years of coaching, earned UPI National Coach of the Week following Illinois 31-6 upset of No. 6 Missouri. Blackman credited his players for overcoming heat and other factors, signaling a potential rise of Illinois among Big Ten contenders.

Champaign Ill UPI Illinois Bob Blackman Dartmouth Blackman Missouri Michigan Ohio State Big Ten Chubby Phillips James Coleman James John DiFelicantonio Kevin Pancratz Illini Dan Beaver Brian Kingsbury Phil Vierneisel John Sullivan Joni Scott Studwell

Ivy and Yankee clash highlights New England grid slate

Harvard hosts Massachusetts in a region televised showdown while Dartmouth welcomes New Hampshire in a key Ivy Yankee Conference crossovers. Connecticut visits Yale and Rhode Island plays Brown as 19 regional games unfold with Northeastern at Boston University and Boston College at Tulane on TV.

Harvard Massachusetts Ivy Dartmouth New Hampshire Connecticut Yale Rhode Island Brown Kevin Case Curt Oberg Sam Coffey Tulane Larry Smith Boston College Eagles Texas Ken Smith Joe O’brien Maine Central Connecticut Colby Middlebury Bowdoin Trinity Bates Union AIC Norwich Springfield Amherst Tufts Wesleyan Montclair State Curry Hamilton Williams Coast Guard Worcester Tech New England Bridgewater Framingham State Plymouth State Massachusetts Maritime Boston State Nichols Maine Maritime New Haven

Reds clinch division as Phillies surge toward title

Cincinnati Reds clinched the NL Western Division with a 9-1 victory over the Padres, while the Philadelphia Phillies stayed five games ahead of the Pirates in the East after a 5-1 win over St. Louis. George Foster and Johnny Bench paced Cincinnati with multiple hits and RBIs, Zachry starred on the mound, and Phillies’ Dick Allen belted his 15th homer as New York and Los Angeles also won in the majors.

Cincinnati San Diego Philadelphia St. Louis Montreal New York Atlanta Houston Los Angeles San Francisco Chicago Pittsburgh Pirates Orioles Yankees Cincinnati Reds Philadelphia Phillies Reds San Diego Padres Phillies Pittsburgh Pirates St. Louis Cardinals Bob Howsam Pat Zachry Howsam Zachry Groucho Marx Johnny Bench Joe Morgan Danny Ozark Chicago Cubs Bucs George Foster Bench Jerry Johnson Dick Allen W.W. L. Pet Pittburgh Medich Bonham Matlack Landreth Falcone Kaat Strom Gullett LaCorte Richard Andujar Sutton Riccelli

Patriots view films show good play and hard Steelers game

New England coach Chuck Fairbanks praised the offensive line and several players after Sunday's win over the Dolphins. He noted Steve Grogan gained 76 yards on the ground and 166 passing, while Grogan joked about running and tennis training with punter Mike Patrick to boost conditioning.

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