Indians Lose To Buffalo In Overtime
Springfield Indians suffer a 1-0 sudden death overtime loss to the Buffalo Bison in game four of the Calder Cup final. Ron Ingram’s blue line shot deflected off Dave Creighton for the decisive goal as Buffalo ties the series at 3-1. Denis DeJordy stopped eight shots in overtime. If needed, game six will be at Buffalo Saturday night.
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Springfield
Mass
Springfield Indians
Buffalo
Ron Ingram
Dave Creighton
Indians
Creighton
Ingram
Bison
Denis DeJordy
Eastern New York Pony Association Plans Saturday Auction
The Eastern New York Pony Association will auction pony stallion services at 2 p.m. at the Schaghti coke N Y fair grounds. Michael Serafin of Stafford Springs Conn will serve as auctioneer. A trophy will go to the stallion owner with the highest bid and the mare owner with the highest bid profiting the trophy. Edward Hayes of East Arlington donates the stallion trophy. Members include Donald Mattison Manchester Cornelius Van Steemburg Jr Stamford Carroll Ivette North Bennington and other area breeders.
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Eastern New York Pony Association
Schaghticoke
N.Y. Fair Grounds
Michael Serafin
Stafford Springs
Conn
Edward Hayes
East Arlington
Association
Donald Mattison
Manchester
Cornelius van Steemburg Jr
Stamford
Carrolivette
North Bennington
Elks Sponsor Saturday Dance With Varsity Club
The Bennington Elks Lodge and the Bendi Varsity Club partner for a Saturday dance at the high school from 7 30 p m open to all students. A free prize at 10 p m will highlight the event with Elks providing entertainment needs. Ronnie Pollock leads the Varsity Club with Steve Noyes as its dance chairman.
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Elks
Bennington Elks Lodge
Bendi
Bennington Lodge
Ronnie Pollock
Steve Noyes
Baseball Wednesday Results With Scores Across Leagues
MLB results show New York 7 Chicago 6 Kansas City 9 Detroit 8 Boston 7 Washington 1 Minnesota 3 Baltimore 1 Los Angeles 6 Cleveland 2 Kansas City at Detroit Washington at Boston Cleveland at Los Angeles Minnesota at Baltimore.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Minnesota
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Cleveland
G.B
Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Major League batting leaders include Flood and St Louis at .450 and .400. Pinson leads runs 16 and RBIs 22. Mathews and Post top homers with 6 and 5 tied. Wills and Mazeroski share triples with 3. Koufax leads strikeouts at 40. Pitching leaders show Purkey tied for wins with 20 and 0. New York and Chicago figures appear in AL stats with Robinson leading hits at 24 and 21 RBIs for Rollins.
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St. Louis
Landrum
Pinson
Cincinnati
Kuenn
San Francisco
T. Davis
Los Angeles
F. Alou
Oliver
Wills
Mazeroski
Pittsburgh
Mathews
Milwaukee
Post
Bailey
Pagan
Brock
Chicago
Gonzalez
Philadelphia
Javier
Purkey
Koufax
Marichal
Robinson
Rollins
Minnesota
Cunningham
del Greco
Kansas City
Rollins Minnesota
Lumpe
Bressoud
Boston
Allen
Cash
Detroit
Landis
Aparicio
Howser
Walker Kansas City
Donovan
Cleveland
Terry
New York
Estrada
Baltimore
Schwall
Pizarro
Mossi
Pitching star Purkey leads Reds past Mets in ninth win
Bob Purkey pitched a complete game allowing four hits as Cincinnati beat New York 7-1 for Purkey’s third win without a loss. Andre Rodgers fueled Chicago with five RBIs including a three‑run homer in the eighth to override a 6-6 tie and defeat the Dodgers 9-6.
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Bob Purkey
Reds
New York Mets
Andre Rodgers
Cubs
Los Angeles Dodgers
Two boxing wins noted for McKinney and Olive fighters
In Fairless Hills Bob McKinney 180 from Beckley West Virginia stopped Clarence Hinnant 184 of Washington DC in six rounds. In Sarnia Jim Olive 195 from Cleveland stopped Graham Downing 174 of Canton Ohio in eight rounds.
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Fairless Hills
Bob McKinney
Beckley
W.va
Clarence Hinnant
Washington, D.C
Sarnia Ont
Jim Olive
Cleveland
Graham Downing
Canton
Ohio
Villanova Wins I C 4 A Indoor Track Title Again
Villanova captures the I C 4 A indoor track and field championship title for the fourth time in six years while defeating New York.
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New York
UPI
Villanova
I.C
Rhode Island Court Delays Night Racing Start
The Rhode Island Supreme Court temporarily blocks the racing commission’s decision to permit night racing and schedules a May 16 hearing. Chief Justice Francis B. Conndon approves an agreement by opponents and tracks that there will be no night racing until a final legal ruling.
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State Supreme Court
Rhode Island
Francis B. Condon
Condon
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Racing Commission
State Deputy Makes Historic Visit To KC Council
Frank Wagner of Burlington Vermont state deputy of the Knights of Columbus visited Bennington Council 307 at their regular meeting. It was the first time a state deputy attended a local council meeting.
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Frank Wagner
Burlington
Vermont
Knights of Columbus
Bennington
Frank Dobie
de Goesbriand Council
Wagner
Brattleboro
Leo Plourde
Mason Amadon
Frank Hoyt
William Shanahan
Gerald E. Morrissey
Anthony C. Lombardo
Jefferson Ave
Gus O’hare
Joseph Costello
George Ellis
James Feeney
Michael Hawley
Richard Costello
Moss Regains Consciousness After Paralysis
London AP report says British racing driver Stirling Moss made steady progress overnight and is now slightly regaining consciousness. The hospital bulletin notes the left side paralysis is showing signs of recovery and his general condition causes no anxiety.
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Moss
London
Stirling Moss
Money Winner Earns 1948 Triple Crown Year Purses
Money Winner earned $709,470 in 1948 the year he captured Thoroughbred racing’s triple crown.
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New York
UPI
Citation
Ridan and Satan Headline Blue Grass Stakes Showdown
At Keeneland Lexington AP Moody Jolley rates Nantallah colt Ridan as the likely winner over Crimson Satan in the 25 000 added Blue Grass Stakes a 1 1 8 mile prep for the Kentucky Derby. Crimson Satan top juvenile choice and Roman Line carry 126 pounds with seven other 3 year olds in the field.
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Moody Jolley
Crimson Satan
Keeneland
Ridan
Louisville
Aidan
T. Allie Grissom
Roman Line
Minor League Scores Across Leagues
In the International League Richmond beat Buffalo 12 to 6 while Jacksonville won 4 to 3 over Syracuse Columbus topped Toronto 12 to 8 Rochester at Atlanta was postponed. In the Pacific Coast League Vancouver lost 2 to 1 to Seattle Tacoma defeated Portland 5 to 4 Salt Lake City won 7 to 0 over San Diego Spokane at Hawaii postponed. Louisville defeated Omaha 7 to 5 Oklahoma City 5, Indianapolis 0 Denver 8 over Dallas-Fort Worth.
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Atlanta
Vancouver
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
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San Diego
Spokane
Hawaii
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Omaha
Oklahoma City
Indianapolis
Denver
Dallas-Fort Worth
Tech to Meet Virginia in First 1965 Football Clash
Georgia Tech will face the University of Virginia for the first time in the 1965 football season, marking a new matchup between the programs.
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Atlanta, Ga
Scenic New Hampshire Faces Growing Roadside Blight
Foresters and conservationists warn of a creeping ugliness across New Hampshire highways. Garbage trails and dying maples threaten the state’s scenic image, sparking calls for zoning, water quality controls, and public efforts like the mile of beauty project.
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New Hampshire
Robert Monahan
Hanover
Coos
Robert Kane
Manchester
The
New Hampshire Roadside Improvement Associates Inc
Kane
State Highway Department
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