Pan-American Games update on Cuba and U S baseball
Cuba faces the U S baseball team again at the Pan American Games after a 13 1 loss in the opener. The United States leads with 33 golds as swimmers set records and athletes sweep track and field events. Elsewhere, local prep games and little league tryouts outline a busy regional sports scene.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Cuba
U.S
Mexico
Yankees
Toff
Qarl Roble
Drexel St
Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
American League standings show Baltimore leading with 9 wins and 5 losses, Chicago 7-4, Kansas City 9-6, New York 6-5, Detroit 7-8, Cleveland 5-6, Minnesota 6-9, Washington 4-9. Thursday results include Los Angeles over Detroit 7-5 and Baltimore defeating Kansas City 3-2 in 10 innings. National League leaders St Louis 10-8, San Francisco 10-6, Pittsburgh 8-5, Los Angeles 10-9, Milwaukee 9-8, Philadelphia 7-7, Chicago 7-9, New York 6-9, Cincinnati 8-6, Houston 5-12. Weekend schedule lists several interleague and intra-league matchups across cities.
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Chicago
Kansas City
New York
Bostos
Detroit
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Minnesota
Washington
Boston
G.B
St. Louis
San Fran
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Cincinnatii
Houston
San Francisco
St. Louie
Cincinnati
Siarankes
Bennington Track Team Aims For Fast Start at Brattleboro Relays
Bennington High School track team heads to the Brattleboro Invitational Relays with a strong lineup led by coach Hugh Perkins. They will contest the 440 and possibly the 880 as an all relay squad while aiming to recover from last year’s disqualification in the 440 yard event.
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Bennington Catholic High School
Middlebury High School
Lou Perotta
George Allard
Gerry Morrissey
Sabers
Rutland
BCHS
Alumni Field
Allard
Bennington
Brattleboro High School
Bendi
Hugh Perkins
Dale McDonald
Frank Farrar
Tom Mooney
Carl Squires
Ron Pollock
Andy Webster
Dave Wilkinson
Wallace Harrington
Chester Mattison
William Garrison
Dim Moore
Jim Colvin
Reggie Granger
Eugene Damon
Gerry Colvin
Greg Squires
Paul Garrison
Brattleboro
Windsor
Springfield
Bellows Falls
Keene, N.H
Fortsmouth
N.H
Mt. Hermon
Mass
Ferkins
Cambridge
N.Y
LaSalle High
Troy
Middlebury
Otter Valley
Mt. Greylock
Williamstown
Drury
North Adams
Hoosac School
Hotsick Falls
Hoosick Falls Beats Cambridge 4-0 Behind Lassar One-Hitter
Hoosick Falls opens 1863 baseball season with a 4-0 win over Cambridge as Dick Lassar throws a one hitter and walks none in seven innings. Cambridge’s only hit came in the fifth by Wallace. Don Marsh and Dick Wiles spark a late rally in the sixth. Doug Eighmey leads Hoosick Falls with two hits. For Cambridge, Decker strikes out six with three walks. Next up, Hoosick Falls hosts Greenwich on Monday.
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Cambridge
N.Y
Dick Lassar
Housak Falls
Wallace
Hoosiers
Don Marsh
Marsh
Dick Wiles
Doug Eighmey
Decker
Hoosick Falls
Greenwich
Major League stars pitch as Kralick leads Mets past Cubs
Pitching ace Jack Kralick for Twigs held Washington to three singles in a 3-0 win. Frank Thomas of the Mets drove in all four runs with a first inning single and a two run homer in the sixth, powering New York to a 4-2 victory over the Chicago Cubs, their sixth win in seven starts.
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Jack Kralick
Twigs
Washington
Frank Thomas
Mets
New York
Chicago Cubs
Bowmaker Named Public Relations Director at Green Mountain Park
Ed ward Bowmaker, former Vermont Sports editor and longtime southern Vermont sports figure, is named Director of Public Relations and Publicity at Green Mountain Park. A Schenectady native and ex harness racing official, Bowmaker has a rich background in Thoroughbred and Standardbred racing and served as Deputy Boxing Commissioner in Vermont.
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Schenectady
New York
Vermont
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Bennington Banner
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Siena College
Rochester
Canandaigua
Corning
Endicott
Glens Falls
N.C
Green Mountain State
Bowling Tourney Awards Amid the Crash of Pins
Awards were presented for the 57th annual Bennington Association Handicap Tournament at Bennington Lanes. Team scratch winner Volkswagen body shop scored 2755, team handicap winner Crosier barber shop 2908, doubles Mike Vince and Joe Latif 1148, handicap doubles Roger Raymond and Dick Bleau 1293. Singles Al Mears 599 scratch 677 handicap. All events scratch winner James DeVito 1014 and handicap 1934 with high single 239 and high triple 708. DeVito to receive 3 century chevrons for a 389 game over average.
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Mittee
Volkswagen
Crosier Barber
Mike Vince
Joe Latif
Roger Raymond
Dick Bleau
al Mears
American Bowling Congress
James DeVito
DeVito
Chevron
Bennington
Benner
Packers Giants Eagles Swap Gridders
New York Giants acquire Gene Gossage and John Lymank from Philadelphia in a three way trade with Green Bay. Bill Quinlan moves from the Packers to the Eagles, with draft considerations in play. Gossage, Quinlan and Lymank bring defensive depth as Giants target lineman backup for aging regulars.
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Green Bay
Philadelphia
National Football League
Gene Gossage
Johm Lymank
Giants
Bill Quinlan
Eagles
Quinlan
Packers
Lymank
Gossage
Alle Sherman
Patton Aims for Back-To-Back North-South Golf Crown
Patton seeks a second North South Amateur title, defending champ Billy Joe Patton of Morganton NC faces Ray Terry of Jacksonville FL and Bob Allen of West Hartford CT as semifinal pairings set at Pinehurst. The 41 year old is attempting to join Frank Strafaci as the only back-to-back winner since 1930.
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Pinehurst
Billy Joe Patton
Morganton
N.C
Ray Terry
Jacksonville
Fla
Bob Allen
West Hartford
Patton
Cobby Ware
Augusta
Jet
Finshurst Country Club
Bulldogs Host Poultney Today
Manchester reports the Kurr and Button Seminary baseball team opening the season at home against Poultney High School at 4 PM. Coach Carl Rice leads the Chargers after a week of rain-outs with Mike Zambalas likely to start on the mound and Dick Smith catching.
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Manchester
Kurr and
Button Seminary
Poultney High School
Pain
Chargers
Carl Rice
Mike Zambalis
Bulldogs
Big Dick Smith
Imate
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