Bennington Catholic High School routs Rutland 18 to 2 in season opener
Gi Gi Allard pitcher for BCHS limits Rutland to two singles while driving a 15 hit attack. Allard strikes out 16 with eight walks as Tomasi and Hayes power a four run fourth inning and BCHS adds six in the seventh to pull away. Rutland nabs both runs in the third on Porter triple, Morse fanning ends scoring threat.
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Allard
Bennington Catholic
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Bob Millington
Tom King
Tom Tomasi
Saber
Billy Hayes
Ted Bridges
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Jim McLaughlin
Tom Moore
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Detroit
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Pirates
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al McRean
Elroy Face
Don Leppert
Bucs
Rookie Will Try to Earn Two in Row for Red Sox
Boston rides strong hitting and pitching to a 4-1 win over the Washington Senators at Fenway Park. Pete Runnels homered and drove in two, Frank Malzone added two doubles including a bases loaded two-run hit, Galen Cisco improved to 2-0 with a stout start, and Ed Bressoud extended his hitting streak to 10.
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Jim Hannan
Washington Senators
Pete Runnels
Frank Malzone
Galen Cisco
Senators
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Runnels
King
Ed Bressaud
Nichols wins Houston Classic with 240-yard rough shot
Bobby Nichols leaps from 18th to fourth in the PGA money list by bombing a 240-yard drive from the rough with a four wood. He converts an eight-foot eagle putt on the 19th to win the Houston Golf Classic's $9,000 first prize after a playoff with Dan Sikes and Jack Nicklaus.
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Bobby Nichols
Texas A&m
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Dan Sikes
Jacksonville
Fla
Jack Nicklaus
Sikes
Nicklaus
Memorial Park Municipal
University of Florida
Portly Podoloff Announces Plan to Retire as NBA Czar
Maurice Podoloff, the 71 year old head of pro basketball since 1946, said he will retire at the end of next season to pursue other interests. The cigar smoking executive disclosed the move at the NBA board meeting, with owners acknowledging the difficulty of finding a successor.
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Maurice Podoloff
Podoloff
Russia
NBA
Basketball Association of America
Board of Governors
Pender Fullmer Bout Prompts NBA Reconsideration
Massachusetts Boxing Commission weighs rejoining the NBA ahead of the June middleweight title bout in Bozeman Montana. Paul Pender and Gene Fullmer are to be paid 113750 each or 42 percent of the gate, whichever is larger, with Hel ena Montana the event site.
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Massachusetts Boxing Commission
National Boxing Association
Paul Pender
Gene Fullmer
Bozeman
Mont
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Massachusetts
New York
Sugar Ray Robinson
Bay State Commission
Pender
Burr and Burton Opener Delayed By Weather
Burr and Burton opening game postponed due to foul weather. The Bulldogs were to play Chester at Chester but the contest was canceled and will be played today.
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Burr and Burton
Bulldogs
Chester
Durocher Wins Two Titles in YMCA Tournament Days
Chip Durocher captures Junior Pool and Bowling crowns at the YMCA Tournament Days, matching a feat last done in 1957. He defeats Ted Rogers 75-59 in pool semis and Alan Plante 100-57 in finals, while also reaching the table tennis final before losing to Rickie Fothergill.
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Durocher
Ted Rogers
Alan Plante
Plante
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Tim Racicot
Rickie Fothergill
Fothergill
Francis Morin
Pete Tinkham
John Kortnizer
Lettre
John Fothergill
Tinkham
Lee
Dennis Hogan
Hogan
Joe Packer
Larry Guetti
Packer
Guetti
Casey Stengel Slapped for Beer Ad Mentions Mets
New York AP report says Casey Stengel was fined 500 dollars and reprimanded after posing in a Mets uniform for beer advertisements. Commissioner Ford Frick ruled the campaign violated baseball rules prohibiting uniformed players in alcohol ads. The ad then showed Kathy Kersh with the bat, replacing Stengel in future campaigns.
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Casey Stengel
New York Mets
Kathy Kersh
Stengel
Mets
Ol’ Case
Ford Frick
Casey
Koufax Fans 18 as Dodgers rout Cubs 10 2
Dodgers southpaw Sandy Koufax struck out 18 Cubs to tie the major league record, 992 in 980 innings, as Los Angeles won 10-2. Tommy Davis and Duke Snider drove in seven runs, with Davis adding a homer and a single.
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Koufax
Cubs
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago
Tommy Davis
Duke Snider
Don Cardwell
Davis
Snider
Yacht Designer Faces Tough Cup Defense Hurdles
In Marblehead Ted Hood 34 the experienced yet young designer faces the challenge of shaping a 12 meter sloop to meet the Australian Gretel for the America's Cup. Hood outlines wind conditions for finals and May launch plans with hull length and sail areas to balance performance in light and heavy seas.
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Mass
Ted Hood
Hood
Little League Meeting Tonight At Arlington Plant
A Norshaft Arling ton Little League meeting is set for 7 30 p.m. at the Mack Molding Recreation Room in Arlington. Attendees will discuss this year's schedule and watch film clips on Little League rules. Umpires managers and interested persons are urged to attend.
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Mack Molding
Arlington
Gauer Resigns as Eagles Assistant Coach
Charlie Gauer, longtime Philadelphia Eagles assistant coach since 1954, has quit to devote full time to his Exton Pennsylvania business.
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Charlie Gauer
Philadelphia Eagles
National Football League
Exton
Minor League Scores Feature Narrow Spokane Win
In the Pacific Coast League Spokane edged Hawaii 14 to 13 in a high scoring game. Oklahoma City defeated Indianapolis 9 to 6 in the American Association. Louisville beat Omaha 3 to 2. Denver at Dallas Fort Worth game postponed by rain.
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Louisville
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Dallas-Fort Worth
Mets top Pirates 9-1 as Hook earns win in debut
Jay Hook of the Mets pitched five innings to defeat Pittsburgh 9 to 1 in the club's first win. Elio Chacon went 3-for-4 with two RBIs and two runs scored, driving in the decisive run in the second inning.
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Jay Hook
Mets
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Elio Chacon
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