Patriots Split Weekend Baseball Series With Adams and Greylock
Mt Anthony Union High School slumped to a 5 0 loss at Mt Greylock as Johnny Blair fired a no hitter for the Mounties while Adams took a 17 7 win at Adams Field. Patriot bats collected 17 hits in the Adams game led by Greg Croft and four others with two hits each.
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Hollister
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Beard Wins Tournament of Champions In Vegas
Frank Beard edges Arnold Palmer by one stroke to win the 15th annual Tournament of Champions at Stardust Golf Club Las Vegas. Beard finished 72 holes at 278 six under par after rounds of 65 68 74 and 71 scoring an 8 000 payday for first. Palmer shot a final 64 course record to finish second at 279. Beard admitted nerves and said he gambled on the last hole choosing a driver over a safer option.
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Mt Anthony Rifle Team Falls to Burlington in State Meet
The Mt Anthony varsity rifle squad upset in a 28 point defeat by Burlington Recreation Center’s team. Burlington freshmen Allen and Vento led with 100 and 99 in prone respectively, Vento edging Bennington’s Cleveland 378 to 377. Ruth Gavin led the Patriots with multiple trophies as Norwich University rifle range hosted 10 teams.
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Baseball Standings and Sunday Results Summary
Baseball standings and Sunday results show New York beating Boston 7-6 in 18 innings. Chicago outlasted Washington 4-3 in 16 innings. Key divisional games include Detroit 6 Kansas City 3, Kansas City 11 Detroit 7, Baltimore 5 California 4 in 10 innings, and Baltimore 3 California 0. Upcoming pitchers include Coleman for Washington against Peterson of New York.
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Bowling Girls Eastern High Singles Feature Top Scores
Barb Kenyon led the Eastern High bowling meet with a 222 game in singles while Doris Fisher posted 210 and Maxine Heald 208. In triples Barb Kenyon finished with 587, Doris Fisher 537, and Frances Snow 536 in the high event.
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Cardinals Undefeated As Brock Leads Attack
Lou Brock stars for the St. Louis Cardinals as he belts five homers in four games and helps the team open 4-0, the only unbeaten record in the majors. He homered in the first pitch of the game and again in the fourth, contributing to an 11-8 win over the Houston Astros alongside Orlando Cepeda's homer and Roger Maris driven in three runs.
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Orioles Lefthander Barber Wins Fast Acquittal in No-Hit Bid
Baltimore Orioles pitcher Steve Barber survives a tough trial of his career as he takes a 3-0 win over the California Angels in the second game of a doubleheader. Barber comes within two outs of a no hitter before Jim Fregosi's ninth inning double ends the bid. The day also features lengthy extra inning games across the American League.
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76ers Coast To 126-95 Play-Off Tilt
The Philadelphia 76ers defeated the San Francisco Warriors 126-95 in Philadelphia to take a 2-0 lead in the NBA playoffs. Defense limited the Warriors to 29.8 percent shooting as Wilt Chamberlain grabbed a record 26 first half rebounds, while Hal Greer led with 30 points and Billy Cunningham and Chet Walker added key scoring as the 76ers pulled away late.
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Warriors
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Sharman
Wilt Chamberlain
Boston
Bill Russell
Hal Greer
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NBA Standings Final Best of Seven Update
Philadelphia and San Francisco finish the season with final winloss records in the standings. Philadelphia posts 201,000 games won and 126 losses to San Francisco's 95 losses and 02 wins, reflecting the final tally.
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Courtship Season For Game Birds In New Albany
Albany readers learn of the woodcock courtship season with notes on behavior and habitat. Guides describe locating a singing ground after sunset and listening for the peent call, then approaching as the woodcock spirals overhead to sing. The bird’s long bill probes mud for earthworms, with binocular and monocular vision and no blind spots aiding its display.
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