Bennington High Falls to Adams 5-2 in four-hit duel
Adams scores twice in the fifth and twice more in the sixth to beat Bennington 5-2. Roy Bump pitched five innings for Bennington with a near no hitter until a fourth-inning walk and subsequent Adams hits broke the game open. Scotty Davis started Bennington with a single, but Adams pitchers shut down the Cats the rest of the way.
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Ramocki
Lamb
Richards
Adams
Scotty Davis
Benhi
Werhas
Bobby Shantz
Ron Taylor
Ron Perranoski
Don Drysdale
Frank Howard
Curt Flood
John Herrnstein
Phillies
Pirates
Richie Allen
Phils
Jack Baldschun
Roy
Lord Date Targets Suffolk Downs Stakes Field
MacSweetie Stables Lord Date heads toward the Suffolk Downs Stakes with a $25,000 added purse as seven runners are expected in the six furlong race. Terry Bowe rides Lord Date who seeks improvement after a Bay Shore Stakes nose defeat. Other entrants include True Flight Armat Hellenic Prince and County Monaghan among ten possible starters.
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Boston
Mass
MacSweetie Stable
Lord Date
Billy Mills
Terry Bowe
Determined Man
Bay Shore
Suffolk Downs
Hobeau Farm
True Flight
Joseph Halsey
Ikeya
J and R Stable
Hellenic Prince
Pleasant Hill Farm
Cole Date
Trella
Kalina
Armat
Pit Laurel
Claybrook Stable
Monaghan
Aqueduct
Runners and Horses Race Card Showdown
First race shows Mandy C steady rise and Longshot Abbey as a flexible outsider. Second race pairs Rhythm Mac and Meadow Mike with Wally May as longshot. Third race trots Clem's Pride and Lone Elm Smokey while Dr. Diller eyes upset. Fourth race features Mighty Bert and Shadydale Hi Tone with First Edition as a longshot. Fifth race lists Bailia and Velvet Demon with Scotch Glory as a potential surprise.
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Rhythm Mac—Disregard
Meadow Mike
Gill Bee
Wally May
Clem’s
Dr. Diller
Mighty Bert
Shadydale Hi Tone
Frisky Jon
Real Steady
Bailia
Velvet Demon
Buskin
Longshot
Scotch Glory
Horse Race Card Runners Lead Off at Vicksburg Meet
In a multi race program at Vicks, Royal Majesty and Laddie head the first two finishes in the sixth pace while Bar Rail and Graham Cracker perform strong in the seventh. Brindle Lass and May S are competitive in the eighth, Talent Scout leads a two straight in the ninth, and Gem Direct seeks a third consecutive win in the tenth.
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Royal Majesty
Laddie
Topaz Sue
Mite
Bar Rail—Disregard
Hodge
Graham Cracker
Gem
Amosson
Oscar
Martini Dictates Social Pulse From Sports to Style
A light, spacey column links martinis to sport culture and social life. Bruno Torti, a U S racing, tennis and ski devotee, is cited as US rep for a vermouth firm now led by Count Theo Rossi. James D. O Connell of Los Altos is named Johnsons special assistant for telecommunications.
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New York
UPI
Bourbon Belt
Carolinas
Martini and
Rossi
Bruno Torti
Italy
Bruno
U.S
Funk and Wagnall
Martini
Count Theo Rossi
Washington
API
James D. O'Connell
Los Altos
Calif
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Johnson Wednesday
Baseball Standings and Results From Thursday to Saturday
Cleveland leads AL standings though Baltimore is half game back. Results include Washington over Minnesota 5 4 and Boston 3 Baltimore 1 in two games, Cleveland 3 Los Angeles 2, and Detroit at Minnesota and other matchups. Friday pitchers include Ramos versus Latman and Monbouquette versus Pizarro. Saturday features Detroit at Minnesota and Cleveland at Los Angeles among others.
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W. L. Pet. Gxleveland
Itimore
Minnesota
Boston
Detroit
L.A
Washington
Chicago
New York
Kansas City
Cleveland
Baltimore
Los Ang
Lolich
Stigman
Los Angeles
Ramos
Lateman
Monbouquette
Pizarro
National League Standings and Night Games Recap
The National League standings show Philadelphia leading with five wins and one loss, San Francisco six and two, and Pittsburgh four and three. Weeknight results include Chicago 5 New York 1, Cincinnati 1 Houston 0, and Los Angeles 7 St Louis 5, with notable home runs by Hunt, Howard, and Flood and wins by Perranoski, nottebart, and Marichal.
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W. L. Pet
Philadelphia
S. Francisco
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Houston
Chicago
L. Angeles
D& New York
New York
Phila
Pitts
Jackson
Friend
Buhl
Bunning
Nottebart
Gibson
Los Angeles
Moeller
Fischer
San Francisco
Marichal
Mae
N.Y
Ellsworth
Bertell
Stallard
Wakesfield
Hinsley
Locke
Taylor
HR Hunt
Johnsons No Hitter Ends in Loss for First Time
Ken Johnson of Cincinnati pitched a no hitter but lost 1-0 to Houston as two ninth inning errors by Nellie Fox and a botched bunt by Pete Rose set up the decisive run. Joe Nuxhall plus multiple double plays secured the win for the Reds as other NL and AL results added context.
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Ken Johnson
Houston
Nellie Fox
Cincinnati
Johnson
Roger Maris
Harvey Haddix
Colts
Reds
Pete Rose
Rose
Fox
Vada Pineson
Joe Nuxhall
Houton
Dodgers
Cardinals
Phillies
Pirates
Cubs
Mets
Indians
Angels
Senators
Twins
Orioles
Red Sox
Boston
Big Ken
Chico Ruiz
Ruiz
Bob Aspromonte
Vada Pinson
Pinson
Ken
Nelslie
Definition of Futility Pitcher Loses No Hitter
Houston Colt Ken Johnson became the first major league pitcher to lose a no hitter when Cincinnati Reds beat him 1-0 in the ninth. A pair of errors in the frame, plus misplays by Nellie Fox and others, produced the decisive run after Johnson’s near-perfect effort. Johnson had ended 1964 strong and started 1965 well before the late ninth inning error spree.
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Houston
UPI
Houston Colt
Ken Johnson
Johnson
Cincinnati Reds
Leaders Set Mark in Baseball’s Daily Standings
The report lists top performers across leagues with home runs led by Mays and Williams and Allen on 3 RBI tallies while Giants and Phillies players show strong results. Pitching highlights include Gibson and Lamabe posting 2-0 records amid a web of 1-0 ties.
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Mays
Giants
Williams
Cubs
Allen
Phillies
Howard
Dodgers
McCovey
Twins
Skowron
Senators
Banks
Bolling
Braves
Cash
Tiegers
Hinton
Oliva
Wagner
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Palmer
John Burgess
Kier
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Kerr Cf
Borck
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Zajok
Reeves
Bigelow
Russo
Ouimette
Teeeee
Bennington
Brad Stevens
Steve Greenslet
Dave Ordway
United Press International
Norman Mercier
County Monaghan
Bill Boland
Russell Connolley
Hellnic Prince
Bob McCurdy
John Giovanni
Mandy C
Colonel Bogey
Little Knight
Vicks
Scar Way
Massie Scott
Julian
Poday’s
Bouldin
Hannan
Ridzik
Kline
Brumley
Stange
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Lamabe
Radatz
Till- Barber
Estrada
Hall
Orsino
Hr—Yastrzemski
Morehead
N . Roberts
Orino
St. L
Drysdale
Perranoski
Roseboro
Camilli
Broglio
Fanok
Shantz
Flood
Cin’nati
Nuxhall
Edwards
Grote
Sonny Liston
Cassius Clay
Clay
Liston
New York Yankees
Senor Torti
John Werhas
Dick Ellsworth
Andre Rodgers
Ernie Banks
Tracy Stallard
International
Williams & Bugbee, Inc
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Bennington, VT
Rainbow
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Simmons
Sanford
O’toole
Miller
Pless
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Phil
Harrins
Wiliams
Chi
Santo
Oliver
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Hou
Bailey
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America
Wynakee
Dorset
Morgan
Benson
K. V. Wieneke
DU Pont Corjam
Poromere Upper
Bostonian
Adams Clothes Shop
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