Grade Schoolers Play Basket-Baseball Games
Bennington Elementary School hosts the third Basket-Baseball Tournament for fifth and sixth graders in the gym. Six teams of eight players compete in four innings, with three outs per side, culminating in a 10-0 fifth-grade victory and championship by Mrs. Jackson's class 125. Players include Shirley Baker Ruth Ballard Bonnie Bushee Lynda Chandler Sammy Coleliano Jeff Crawford Tommy Cutter Steve Dennis Debbie Esles Judy Flynn Chris Gates Russell Harwood Robert Welch Sharon Hayes Sandy Hitchey Conrad Hoffman Kathy Kehoe Bunda Kennard Ora Krumins Cheryl Maynard Keith Morse Kevin Murphy Jon Pappas Jean Peterson Joseph Salisky Jody Sprague Paul Ulrich and many more.
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Joyce Horst
Mary Coulter
Phillip Viereck
Coulter
Mary Whiteway
Mrs. Whitesway
Debbie Esles
Judy Flynn
Chris Gates
Russell Harwood
Robert Welch
Sharon Hayes
Sandy Hitchey
Conrad Hoffman
Kathy Kehoe
Bunda Kennard
Ora Krumins
Cheryl Maynard
Keith Morse
Kevin Murphy
Jon Pappas
Jean Peterson
Joseph Salisky
Jody Sprague
Paul Ulrich
Steve Eddington
Mara Krumins
Doug Whitman
Don Colvin
Barbara Pratt
Lisa Outwater
Nancy Lackey
Teddy Camp
Billy Wright
Jimmy Andersen
Nancy Boudakian
Daveid Hollister
Scott Butler
Dana Mears
Connie Keough
George Prouty
Susan Miller
Robert LaPorte
Kim Parizo
Patty Knights
Snead Seeks Masters After Greensboro Victory Record
Sam Snead, aged nearly 53, captured the Greater Greensboro Open with a 273 total to become the oldest major PGA winner. He held off late charges from Jack McGowan and Bil Siegel as he aimed at a fourth Masters title after his first regular tour win since 1961.
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Masters results and standings from Sunday tournament
United Press International reports Las Angeles 121 Baltimore 115 in an Easter playoff as the Western Final series lead. Boston 108 Philadelphia 98. Snead wins the GGP Sunday top prize of 11000 with final round 67 and a total 271. Casper Rogers Harris and Lema share purses for second through sixth. multiple players tie or place for Masters qualification.
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Glenn Stuart
Dan Sikes
Miller Barber
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Kel Nagle
Tommy Aaron
Bobby Nichols
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Bruce Devlin
Jay Dolan
Bob Zimmerman
Dale Douglass
Robinson Clouts Fifth Homer To Lead Cincinnati Over Detroit
Frank Robinson belts his fifth spring homer and drives in three as the Cincinnati Reds top the Detroit Tigers 7-3 in Tampa. The Reds boost a 17-6 Grapefruit League mark and Robinson sits among the league leaders in homers this spring.
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Demolay Tourney Results Highlight Bennington Arlington Defeat
Bennington and Arlington Manchester were defeated in Rutland during the State Demolay Basketball Tournament. Arlington Manchester beat Bennington 49 27 in prelims but lost to Burlington 56 45 in the semifinals. Rutland swept Middlebury 87 21 and Barre 60 38 to win the State Championship and earn a shot at New England in Northwood NH. Frank Hall led Arlington Manchester with 17 points. Bill Austin paced Bennington with 15 points, John Wilkinson added 14. Tim Lindsey led Arlington with 14 and Jim Marckres 12 points.
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Hogan Sees Slim Masters Chance At 52
Augusta Ga May Colossal weather kept Ben Hogan from practice but the 52 year old former Masters champion says he has a shot to win this week. He notes the course is wet and long and believes extra distance could shave several strokes. Hogan won 1951 and 1953 and still holds the 72 hole Masters record with 274. He admits his putter is returning and he feels daylight on the greens, though he won’t bet on a title without stronger ball striking.
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Venturi Faces Masters With Circulatory Trouble
UPI reports U S Open champion Ken Venturi enters the Masters in Augusta with circulatory problems in his hands. He battles fatigue and a four year dry spell while aiming to contend against the world’s best golfers. He vows to overcome despite limited practice as Sam Snead wins the Greensboro Open.
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UPI
Ken Venturi
Venturi
Bowling Greens Scores and Highs From Local League
Bowling Greens and several teams posted match results with high scores led by Hunt 197 in high single and Fisher 569 in high triple for A&W Rootbeer. Dunham’s topped Crosier’s 3 to 1 with Dunham 215 and 585 as top marks. Mears and Farrell’s Dist also produced notable totals including Gabrus 191 and Noyes 595 in high triple for County National.
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Hodges Sees Senators Climbing With New Blood in AL
UPI says Washington will rise with fresh faces and a new outlook under manager Gil Hodges. Acquisitions include Bob Chance Woodie Held Frank Howard Ken McMullen and Doug Camilli along with pitchers Nick Willhite Pete Richert and Roy Sievers as a free agent. Hodges expects better hitting pitching and attitude though pennant hopes remain distant.
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Washington Senators
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Claude Osteen
Hinton
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Woodie Held
Cleveland Indians
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Ken McMullen
Dick Nen
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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Doug Camilli
Dodgers
Roy Sievers
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Don Blasingame
Ed Brinkman
McMullen
Howard
Don Lock
Jim King
Willie Kirkland
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Woody
Don Zimmer
Buster Narum
Bennie Daniels
Ortega
Richert
Frank Kreutzer
White Sox
Willhite
Albuquerque
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