Orioles push to catch Red Sox in tight East race
United Press International reports the AL East standings as Boston holds a one game lead with New York and Detroit close behind. Both Yankees and Orioles rest up for upcoming series while Detroit hosts Milwaukee and New York.
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Orioles
Tigers
United Press International
New York
Detroit
Motor City
Boston
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Cleveland
Red Sox
Yankees
Brewers
Indians
Oakland
Chicago White Sox
Pitcher Ryan shines after change of scenery in Angels win
Angels hammer Texas 2 1 as Nolan Ryan surpasses 300 strikeouts for the fourth time. He fanned 12 to reach 802 on the season, the AL lead, amid a tight pennant race with Boston Detroit Baltimore and New York pursuing.
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United Press International
Nolan Ryan
Ryan
New Yorks Mets
California Angels
Angels
Texas Rangers
Steve Carlton
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Oakland
California
Jim Fregosi
Texas
Ted Ford
Dalton Jones
Mickey Rivers
Yada Pinson
Larry Bittner
San Diego Padres
Los Angeles Dodgers
Randy Elliott
Fred Stanley
Padres
Dodgers
Elliott
Dodger
Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
Yankees
Dinner for Ducks Unlimited in Bennington Oct 4
The Bennington chapter hosts its final annual sportsman conservation dinner on Wednesday October 4 at Mount Anthony Country Club. Proceeds aid Ducks Unlimited. Cocktails at 6 p.m. and a prime rib dinner at 7 30 p.m. plus auctions and raffles. Over 100 area sportsmen have bought tickets. Tickets must be ordered by October 4 and are not sold at the door.
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Bennington
Ducks Unlimited
Mount Anthony Country Club
Arta Sportymen
International Conservation Organization
Bucks Unlimited
Griff's
Crosier's
Beecher’s Drug Store
DeMsree’s
Sporting Goods
Dao's Gunstock and
Jerry's Gulf
Arlington
Orvis Company
Sore and Ken’s
Manchester
Merrill's
Merrill's Country, Peru; Landman's Hardware
South Londonderry
Battenkill Supply Co
Salem
N.Y
Carl's
Hoosick
Three Way
Petersburg
Vermont Sportsman
Shaftsbury
Chiefs rally past Saints for 20 17 victory
Kansas City overcome three fumbles to beat New Orleans 20 17 as Len Dawson connects twice with Willie Frazier and Olis Taylor while Jan Stenerud boots a late 22 yard field goal. Coach Hank Stram praises his team and lauds Archie Manning after the comeback win.
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Fred Lankard
Orleans
UPI
Kansas City
Hank Stram
Chiefs
Biram
New Orleans
Saints
Jan Stenerud
Len Davison
Willie Frazier
Olis Taylor
Steverud
Fiyard
Charlie Durkee
Dawson
Frazier
Doug Wyatt
Archie Manning
Dave
Stram
Manning
Stam
Wyatt
Richard Neal
Fall tennis tourney ends with finals at Willow Park
Parks Recreation Department wraps up the fall tennis tournament at Willow Park with men's singles and women's doubles finals. Pat Jesseman and Linda Tilgner won the women's doubles 14 6 5 62 after a bye. Bucky Stultz defeated Ken Ceslone for the men's singles 5 5 3. Other results include Ken Cestone and Glenn Gilchrist winning the men's doubles and Liz Saunders with Marty Krause in mixed doubles. A new four-session tennis lesson series for youth and adults begins Saturday at Willow Park, taught by Mary Reczek. call 442-3543 to enroll.
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Parks Recreation Department
Willow Park
Pat Jesseman
Linda Tilgner
Eleanor Kolkebeck
Batty Clark
Bucky Stultz
Ken Ceslone
Ken Cestone
Glenn Gilchrist
Recreation Department
Mary Reczek
Recreation Office
Hawks fined for playing Erving while in suit
The NBA fined the Atlanta Hawks 25000 for using Julius Erving in two games despite directives. The Hawks retaliated with a federal antitrust suit seeking 2 million dollars and an injunction to stop the fine, with a preliminary hearing set in Atlanta. Erving, a former Virginia Squires player, had signed with the Hawks after a college career at UMass.
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Atlanta
UPI
National Basketball Association
Walter Kennedy
Atlanta Hawks
Ray Julius Erving
Hawks
Erving
Virginia Squires
American Basketball Association
Kennedy
NBA
Hawka
Kentucky Colonels
Seattle
Spencer Haywood
William Putnorti
New York
Julius Erving
Federal
Richard Freeman
University of Massachusetts
Punt Pass and Kick set to start in Bennington area
Five days remain for local boys to register for the Punt Pass and Kick event at Spinelli Field MAUBS on September 30 at 9 15. Winners in six age groups earn trophies and advance through zone and district contests toward national finals in Dallas at the Pro Bowl Jan 21 with an all expense paid trip for winner and parents.
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Raetar
Barr and Furton
Patriots
Green Mountain
Spinelli Field
Bennington
Alan Morrison
Bennington Ford
Park and Recreation Department
Spinelli
Maubs
Morrison
Istand
Ard
Pownal
North Bennington
Shaftsbury
Dallas
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Middlebury Country Club
Sue Dresser
Slowe High School
Mt Anthony
Pat Joppich
Nadine Wisher
Nancy Wisher
SU Tuttle It
Benmington’s
Frqgressive Building Supply
Bennington Progressive Building Supply Center
Depot Street
Tuttle’s
Liz Saunders
Marty Krause
Bob Kolkebeck
Chuck Tilgner
Bucky Stutz
Dave Cheselttine
Andy Castle
Mike Reilly
Ed Miller
Cestone — Castle
Stutz — Kolkebeck
Rahrah Pats
Mt. Anthony
Marta Burton
P.J. DeVito
Karen Halvorsen
Iay Goodrich
Jo-Ann McKeon
Sharon French
Patsy Ahearn
Debbie McKeen
Maureen Moore
Sue Sorenson
Milwaukee Bucks
Board of Governors
Meet the Eagles of Arlington
Erna Halbur
Erna
Arlington Memorial High School
Sesson
Martin Kreel
Martin
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Hathaway
Adams Clothes Shop
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