Major League Standings and Wednesday Results Summary
Major league standings show Cleveland and Boston tied around .667, with Detroit and California near.667 and Chicago Minnesota and New York also in contention. Wednesday results featured Boston defeating Detroit 5 3 and New York beating Washington 4 3, plus several rain posts and postponed games.
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Ski Meeting Friday Night In Marlboro Vermont
The Southern Vermont Junior Ski Council holds its annual spring meeting Friday night at Skyline Restaurant on Vt. 9 Marlboro east of Hogback Ski Area. The 1965 66 racing program will be reviewed and plans for next year discussed after dinner at 7 30. Representatives from Stratton Mt Bromley Mt Snow Brattleboro Outing Club Prospect Mt Ski Club Bennington Woodford attend with John W Miller new Prospect VP.
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Red Sox take two of three from Tigers in rain delayed tilt
Boston offense led by Tony Conigliaro’s first 1966 homer and Jerry Stephenson’s win as Dick Radatz closed the door for his first save. The 5-3 victory, in front of 2,618, came after Conigliaro snapped a scoreless spell, Green and Yastrzemski added run support, and Radatz limited Detroit to one run in relief. The win boosts Boston ahead of a Cleveland span, with Stephenson pitching deeper as Maglie encouraged his command and confidence.
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Celtics Two Wins Away From NBA Championship
Los Angeles game three gave Boston a 120 106 win to take a 2 1 lead in the NBA final. Sam Jones scored 36 as Bill Russell grabbed 19 rebounds and the Celtics surged in the third quarter. Lakers guard West led with 32 points but Boston maintained distance en route to victory.
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Red Wings Ready For Cup Finals
DETROIT based hockey report notes the Detroit Red Wings prepared for the Stanley Cup finals with a light workout after beating Chicago in six games to eliminate the Black Hawks. Sid Abel planned hard sessions Friday and Saturday before leaving for Montreal for the Sunday opener. Canadiens rested after sweeping Toronto, Abel saying rest length does not give Montreal an edge.
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Tebbetts Happy With Southpaws In Cleveland Start
Cleveland manager Birdie Tebbetts enjoys lefthanded success as the Indians surge to a 6-0 start in the American League. Five of those wins come from southpaws Sam McDowell Jack Kralick Bob Allen and John O'Donoghue with Luis Tiant the lone righty earning a victory. O'Donoghue notches his first Cleveland win as Whitfield belts a homer to beat the Yankees 4-2. Orioles beat Nationals, Red Sox top Tigers, and White Sox edge none in 11 innings as rain shortens NL play. Boog Powell and Andy Etchebarren star for Baltimore.
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Benhi Baseballers Challenge Undefeated Adams Today
Bennington High School baseballers travel south to face undefeated Adams High School in a non league game this afternoon. Benhi coach Don Ziter leads the team seeking another victory to preserve their perfect start.
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Terrell Jones bout eyed for June title clash
Ernie Terrell the WBA heavyweight champion is slated to meet second-ranked Doug Jones in a 15 round title bout, with a minimum $100,000 purse. Terrell predicts a second round knockout. Texas Boxing Enterprises’ Earl Gilliam cited a June date and possible Harris County Dome site, while disputing WBA statements on title defenses.
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Shoe on the Other Foot Too Tight for Brave Batsmen
Braves grumble as Mets hurler Jack Hamilton puts spitballs in play at Shea Stadium prompting old loyalties and new questions about past Braves pitchers. Gonder recalls Bill Dickey advice while Campaneris praises Tiant and Lemaster's improving motion sparks future pickoffs. Spahn weighs in on
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Hoosick Falls Girl Rides In Lenox Show
Sue san Salluzzo an 11 year old from Bussey Lane competed in her first 1966 season horse show at Lenox Massachusetts. Riding Naughty But Gay for Musey Hills Stables of Troy she earned fifth in Pleasure Horse Showing, third in Horsemanship among 14 years and under, and eighth in Children's Pleasure Horse and Horsemanship. Next shows in Conn May 1 and Saratoga May 7-8.
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