Baseball Standings and Results From Monday and Schedule
Baseball standings show Baltimore and Cleveland atop the table with strong records. Monday results include Atlanta routing San Francisco 5 0 and Philadelphia beating Pittsburgh 5 0, while Houston edged Cincinnati 2 1 and St Louis shut out Los Angeles 2 0. Upcoming games list New York at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Chicago St Louis at Houston Atlanta at Los Angeles Cincinnati at San Francisco.
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Griffith Promises To Be A Fighting Champion After Upset Win
Emile Griffith, 27, claimed he will be a fighting champion and may someday move to light heavyweight after a 15 round decision over Dick Tiger at Madison Square Garden. Tiger, once ahead on most ringside polls, was floored in the ninth as Griffith clinched the middleweight crown before 14,934 fans.
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Undefeated WVL Teams Clash In Rutland Showdown
In a pivotal Western Vermont League baseball clash, undefeated Bennington Catholic High School visits Rutland Raiders in Rutland. Bennington Catholic features Al Plante on the mound, with the lineup anchored by Steve Rice J J Moore and Pat Racicot. Rutland counters with Ed Robinson, aiming to stifle the Sabers as both teams seek league supremacy. Game time is 4 p.m.
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Canadiens Seek Even Score In Stanley Cup Final
Montreal trails Detroit 1-0 in best-of-seven after a 3-2 opener upset as Sid Abel and Toe Blake praise opponent. Both coaches project a tough rematch with refined skating and key saves shaping the pivotal game tonight in Montreal.
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Southern Vermont Junior Ski Council reviews racing year
At Skyline Restaurant in Marlboro the Southern Vermont Junior Ski Council discussed last season and plans for next year. They unanimously voted to expand team size from 9 to 12 skiers and considered boosting individual competition emphasis. Meetings will keep a team focus with steps to reduce finishing skiers per team from seven to five.
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Kickers Golf Tour Prizes Go To Vince At Mt Anthony Club
J Vince shot 84 14 70 to win Sunday's Kickers Golf Tour event at Mt Anthony Country Club. F Lamphier finished second with 75 5 70 and E Mahar placed third with 92 22 70.
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Surtees' Ferrari First in Monza
English driver John Surtees won the Monza 1,000-kilometer race for prototype cars in Italy. He crossed the line amid rain, averaging 165.939 kph. Masten Gregory finished second in a Ford GT40, with Willi Mairese of Belgium third in another Ford.
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Griffiths Son Emile Wins Titles in Tepid Bout
Emile Griffith, praised by his mother Emelda Griffith, defends and claims both the middleweight and welterweight titles in a 15 round decision over Dick Tiger at Madison Square Garden. The bout drew criticism for lack of action as Griffith employed a boxing strategy to move and wait for openings, while Tiger stayed patient and controlled little. Griffith and his managers plan to pursue court action to hold both titles. In Naples, Australia’s Owen Davidson and Bill Bowrey win the men's doubles at the Naples International Tennis Tournament by default as Riessen and Graebner fail to appear.
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Baylor Leads Lakers On Uphill Struggle
Los Angeles star Elgin Baylor, seeming to recover from knee trouble, leads the Lakers in a crucial game as Los Angeles fights to overturn a 3-2 deficit against the Boston Celtics for the NBA title. The game features a home crowd of about 15,500 in a heated series.
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Course Playable At Dallas Open
Persistent rain and soggy Oak Cliff course threaten to limit play at the Greater Dallas Open. If resumed, 54 holes may define winner as Lotz and Henning contend against a field chasing a reduced prize. Lakers edge Celtics in pivotal NBA series as Red Auerbach retires and Bill Russell prepares to coach next season.
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Punchless Dodgers Struggle to Avoid Futility Record
Los Angeles Dodgers endure another scoreless night as rookie Larry Jaster and the St. Louis Cardinals blank them 2-0, tying the major league futility string at 30 innings. The drought may reach a historic 48-inning mark if no runs are scored next game.
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Arlington Wins Opening Game
The Arlington Eagles beat Wallingford 6-4 in the season opener. Wallingford issued four walks in the second inning plus an error and a hit, helping four Eagles runs. Don Marsh, Tom Pelham, Jim Web, Don Cory, Bob Curtis, and Roy Holton contributed to the scoring sequence.
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Jean Josselin Defends European Welter Crown in 13th Round KO
In Paris, Jean Josselin retained the European welterweight title with a 13 round technical knockout of Brian Curvis of Wales. Josselin showed full strength from the fifth round, cracking Curvis with hard lefts as Curvis faltered and failed to answer the bell for the 14th.
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