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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1974

Page

10

Mt Anthony blanks Black River 4 0 in league soccer clash

Mt Anthony Patriotssailed to a fourth straight win beating Black River 4 0 yesterday afternoon. Mark Kevorkian scored early in the second quarter and added two more goals later. Dave deMercado Brad White and Bruce Parmeter contributed as Mt Anthony controlled play and coach Birger Vigsnes praised their passing and defense. Tomorrow they face Otter Valley in a makeup game at Brandon.

White Kevorkian Mt. Anthony Birger Vigsnes Dave Riddle Mark Parmenter Wigsnes Ludlow Black River Vigsnes Bruce Parmenter Parmenter Pat Shea Shea Patriots Otter Valley Brandon Wallingford Otters

Grudge match Sunday for Steelers Raiders

The Steelers and Raiders meet Sunday in Pittsburgh with playoff rust and injuries shaping the outcome. Oakland backs Marv Hubbard and Charlie Smith face leg issues while Pittsburgh receivers Frank Lewis and Ron Shanklin are doubtful. Rookies John Stallworth and Lynn Swann may fill in if needed as both teams seek win No. 1 or 2.

Joe Carnicelli UPI Pittsburgh Steelers Oakland Raiders Pittsburgh Raiders Marv Hubbard Charlie Smith Hubbard Steelers Clarence Davis Oakland Frank Lewis Ron Shanklin Lewis Shanklin Dwight White L.C. Greenwood Denver John Stallworth Lynn Swann Franco Harris NFL Los Angeles New England Cleveland St. Louis Chicago Minnesota New York Giants Dallas Baltimore Philadelphia Detroit Green Bay Atlanta New Orleans Cincinnati San Francisco Miami San Diego New York Jets Buffalo Kansas City Houston Washington United Foxboro Mass

Red Sox switch to Channel 38 ends WBZ deal

The Boston Red Sox sign a five year contract with WSBK Channel 38 in Boston, ending a three year term with WBZ TV Channel 4. Money factors drive the move, and Channel 38 promises more televised road games with fewer network conflicts. Ken Coleman and Johnny Pesky lose Red Sox broadcasting roles, with no replacements announced.

Boston UPI Boston Red Sox WSBK Wbz-Tv Red Sox Dick O’connell William Flynn West Coast Channel 38 Ken Coleman Johnny Pesky Flynn

Casper Aims for $2 Million With Kaiser Lead

Billy Casper opens Kaiser International Open with a seven under par 65 to lead by one stroke over Bunky Henry and Larry Ziegler and two over Bobby Walzer Curtis Sifford and Wally Armstrong. Casper seeks $2 million career earnings, saying he plans to play 8 to 10 more years and remains energized by competition.

Napa Calif UPI Billy Casper Casper The Kaiser Bunky Henry Larry Ziegler Bobby Walzer Curtis Sifford Wally Armstrong Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer

Baseball leaders by league season totals

National League leaders include Phil Schmidt with 36 home runs and Joe Morgan and Dave Lopes among top RBI and stolen base contenders. American League leaders show Billy Buckner? and Dick Allen among notable sluggers, with Rick Burroughs and Sal Bando leading RBIs. Runs scored and other metrics feature Brock, Morgan, and Henderson among top base threats.

Schmidt Phil Wynn Bench Cin Perez Cedeno Hou Allen Chi Jackson Oak Darwin Minn Tenace Burroughs Tex Garvey Bando Rudi Henderson Brock St.l Morgan Lopes LA SA

Mt Anthony freshmen blank Hoosac JV 3-0

The Mt Anthony freshmen soccer team defeated Hoosac School junior varsity 3-0 on Wednesday. Curt Schultz opened with a first quarter penalty, while Chris Berry added goals in the third and fourth quarters. The Patriots improve to 2-0-1 under coach Rick Haynes and host Mt Greylock JV at 3:30 today.

Mt. Anthony Hoosac School Curt Schultz Chris Berry Patriots Rick Haynes Frosh Mt. Greylock Jvs

MAU hosts St. Joe in key Patriots clash at Spinelli Field

Mt. Anthony coach Ken Liporto expects improvement as Alan Daigneault returns from back pain and sophomore Pete Gennelis shifts to middle linebacker for a 5 4 defense. St. Joseph of Pittsfield undefeated, featuring a strong backfield and a 4 4 defense, poses a tough test tonight at Spinelli Field with kickoff at 8 p.m.

John Hubbard St. Joseph Pittsfield Mass Mt. Anthony Mel Noel Bennington Alan Daigneault MAU Ken Liporto Liporto Daigneault Pete Geannelis Geannelis Tom Bushey Hudson N.Y Patriots St. Joe Spinelli

Kaat Wins 20th As White Sox Sweep Split Day

Johnny Sain hoped for better 1974 results as Chicago’s pitchers struggle in the hitter friendly park. Kaat earned his 20th win by beating Texas 5 1 in the opener, boosting Chicago’s stance in the AL West as Oakland nears clinching with Hunter dominating. Hunter’s 23rd complete game and A's offense sealed a 2 1 win over Minnesota. Red Sox beat Detroit 5 3 on a ninth inning tying homer and 10th inning single. Kansas City toppled California 10 1. Royals pitcher Busby earned his 22nd win as he overcame earlier losses.

Johnny Sain Chicago White Sox White Sox Chicago Wilbur Wood Jim Kaat Kaat Sain Minnesota Texas Chisox Oakland Jim ‘Catfish Hunter Rangers Kansas City California Boston Detroit Pittsburgh New York Cincinnati Houston Los Angeles San Diego A’s Twins Bobby Darwin Dave Goltz Claudell Washington Red Sox Tigers Bob Montgomery Dick Drago Royals Angels Steve Busby Hal Vin Oakland Pet. G.b Baltimore Cleveland Milwaukee

Mount Anthony JVs open season with wins and a loss

Mt. Anthony junior varsity soccer opened the season with a 2-1 loss to Springfield. Becker scored MAU's lone goal as Malanga Krawczyk Cook and Becker starred. MAU then lost 1-0 to Burr and Burton despite strong play. The Patriots won 2-0 over Brattleboro with Becker and Malanga scoring. Krawczyk in goal and Malanga, Porter, Sweet, Tilgner also stood out.

Jim Malanga Steve Krawczyk Jeff Cook Kurt Becker Patriots Becker Mau Burr Burton BBL Brattleboro Malanga

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