Otter Valley Past BCHS Sabers In Baseball Clash
Otter Valley High School defeated Burr-Burton 7 to 4 as Otter Valley built a two-run rally in the second, scored four in the third to take control, added two in the sixth, while BCHS managed two in the seventh. Millington started on the mound for BCHS with reliever Allard finishing.
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Bennington Catholic High School
Otter Valley High School
Otter Valley
Fillipe
Hohan
Spaulding
Bushey
Parker
Mohan
McLaughlin
Sabers
Galipeau
Allard
Hayes
Bridges
Millington
Tomasi
Bird
Eugair
Nagy
Fillioe
BCHS
ECHS
Sakers
Brush Bowlers Move to Tie In Men's League
Bennington Brush moved into a tie for first in the Men s City League by beating the Renegades 2 1. The Brothers split with Rangers 2 2, leaving Rangers in second place. Dinette lost to Golden Hawks 3 1 and sits third. Fairdale Farms rose to fourth by defeating NYABC 3 1. The Beginners moved to fifth, ahead of Empire Cleaners 3 1, while Empire dropped to sixth with Cushman 3 1 loss. Renegades and Empire remain tied for sixth as Shea s Wood Products and Golden Hawks follow.
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Renegades
Brothers
Rangers
Dinette
Golden Hawks
Fairdale Farms
NYABC
Empire Cleaners
Cushman
Empire
Shea’s Wood Products
Shea’s Wood
Shea's Wood
Dunham
Fairdake
V. Cumm
Snette
Daigneault
B. Dimke
Inners
R_ Bisson
Benn. Brush
Ottaviano
J.R_ Billert
R Billert
Standings
Benn Brush
Rangers Dinette
Fairdale
Beginners
Golden Hawks Eee
Walks and Errors Sink Burr and Burton in Poultney Loss
Poultney High School toppled Burr and Burton 16 to 5 in a home game. The Blue Devils drew 10 walks and had four misplays, while Burr and Burton pitchers yielded seven walks and had five hits in the first inning. Terry Hosely led Burr and Burton with three hits including a seventh inning triple.
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Poultney High School
Burr
Burton
Bulldogs
Poultney
Bulldog
Mike Zambolis
Martinez
Blue Devils
Upstaters
Terry Hosely
Zambolis
Manchester
Baker
Pete Rowlands
Cliff Weymouth
Burr & Burton
Abrd
Frazer
Chapman
Hosely
B&b
Poultney Poultney
Whitmore
Town
Rowlands
Potter
Push
Debonis
Reburn
Cits
Bird
Otter Valley
Hayes
Bennington Catholic
Houston Colts Surpass Mets In Early NL Showing
New York Mets under Casey Stengel struggle with 1 win in 12 games as injuries and slumps bite. Houston Colts display better form with six wins and one tie in 13 games while club president George Weiss reshapes the roster adding Sammy Taylor and Harry Chiti to bolster the flailing Mets.
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NEW York
Houston Colts
Mets
Casey Stengel
Gil Hodges
Hobie Landrith
Charlie Neal
Elio Chacon
George Weiss
Sammy Taylor
Cubs
Bobby Gen. Smith
Harry Chiti
Cincinnati Reds
Cem Labine
Joe Ginsberg
Phillies Rally Past Mets 11-9 to Take Series Showdown
The Philadelphia Phillies beat the New York Mets 11-9 at the Polo Grounds as Jack Baldschun closed the ninth after New York erased an 11-1 deficit. Don Demeter drove in two with a two run triple and Tony Gonzales had three RBIs in the 15-hit Phillies attack. Johnny Callison added four singles while Don Zimmer remained 0-for-31.
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NEW York
Jack Baldschun
Philadelphia Phillies
Mets
Frank Sullivan
Don Zimmer
Baldschun
Polo Grounds
Johnny Callison
Tony Gonzales
Phillies
Bob Moorhead
Don Demeter
Phils
Birds, Cubs and Dodgers Highlight Opening NL Card
In today’s National League slate the Philadelphia Owenses face New York as Hook starts for the Mets. Cincinnati visits St Louis with Sadecki opposed by O’Toole. Pittsburgh meets Los Angeles with Mizell and Koufax on the hill. Chicago and San Francisco clash as Cardwell opposes O’Dell. Milwaukee plays Houston with Sanford and Guisti lined up. New York travels to Washington while Baltimore visits Kansas City. Minnesota at Cleveland and Boston at Chicago round out the schedule with Muffett and Herbert starting.
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Philadelphia
Owens
New York
Hook
Cincinnati
O’toole
St. Louis
Sadecki
Pittsburgh
Mizell
Los Angeles
Koufax
Chicago
Cardwell
San Francisco
O'Dell
Milwauke
Sanford
Houston
Guisti
Chance
Detroit
Mossi
Terry
Washington
Osteen
Baltimore
Barber
Kansas City
Bass
Minnesota
Manning
Cleveland
Taylor
Boston
Muffett
Herbert
Cowboys, Giants and Packers complete three way trade
Dallas acquires Dick Nolan from the Giants and trades Allen Green to the Packers while Green Bay sends a future draft choice to New York in a three way NFL swap completed Friday.
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Dallas
Dallas Cowboys
New York Giants
Dick Nolan
Cowboys
Allen Green
Green Bay Packers
Packers
Giants
Indians Clinch Third Calder Cup In Overtime Thriller
Springfield Indians defeated Buffalo 3-2 in overtime to win their third straight Calder Cup, finishing the series 4-1. Jimmy Anderson delivered a 25 foot shot in OT after Marcel Paille stopped 14 shots to seal the victory. Bill Sweeney tied the game in the second period and Bruce Cline leveled it in the third, as the "overtime kids" claimed hockey history.
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Springfield
Mass
Springfield Indians
Buffalo
Jimmy Anderson
Denis DeJordy
Trout tagged for Walloomsac River study with 1100 fish released
The Vermont Fish and Game Department released 1,100 German brown trout with tags into the Walloomsac River as the 1962 fishing season begins. Another 800 tagged fish are planned for two more releases this year to gauge stocked versus wild fish and movement, with anglers urged to return tags and note capture locations.
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Walloomsac River
Frank Snow Jr
Clark Green Jr
Robert Keir
Vermont
James MacMartin
Hagerman
Walloomsac
Vermont Trout Hatchery
Vermont Fish and Game Department
Northfield
Colts Sign Gilburg For 1962 Season
Baltimore Colts announce the signings of tackle and punter Tom Gilburg for the 1962 season. The rookie last year, Gilburg punted 42 times and averaged 43 yards per kick, setting a Baltimore record.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
National Football League
Tom Gilburg
Gilburg
Two Phoenix Residents Named to Alcoholism Committee
PHOENIX Arizona Albert Brewer and Jack Sherry were appointed as the two Phoenix residents to a citizens committee on alcoholism. The appointments were announced today by city officials as part of ongoing community health efforts.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Phoenix
Citizens Committee On
Albert Brewer
Jack Sherry
Liston License Denied by NYAC Jeopardizes Patterson Bout
The New York State Athletic Commission refused Sonny Liston a license over his associates and police record, removing New York City as the venue for his title fight with Floyd Patterson and possibly voiding the contract. Patterson's attorney Julius November warned the deal could be revived if all parties agree, while promoter Al Bolan called the ruling a surprise and said plans must shift elsewhere.
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NEW York
New York State Athletic Commission
Sonny Liston
New York City
Liston
Floyd Patterson
Julius November
Patterson
November
Championship Sports, Inc
Commission
Championship Sports Inc
Moss lapses back to unconsciousness after crash
Stirling Moss regained brief alertness Friday night and attempted to speak to doctors and his mother before slipping back into unconsciousness. He had spent 90 minutes in the X ray room at midday following a crash last Monday with the results of the tests not announced.
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London
Stirling Moss
Donovan Hot As Indians Top Twins In Cleveland Win
Cleveland pitcher Dick Donovan won his fourth straight start, limiting Minnesota to six hits as Woodie Held and Ty Cline powered the Indians to a 7-2 victory. Harmon Killebrew hit a solo homer in the ninth. Zorro Versalles added an inside the park homer for the Twins.
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Cleveland
Dick Donovan
Minnesota Twins
Cleveland Indians
Woodie Held
Ty Cline
Twins
Harmon Killebrew
Zorro Versalles
Minnesota
Held
Indians
Donovan
Lectronics Clinch First With Three Straight in League Run
The Lectronics swept Tri-Mont Texaco 3-0 to claim first in the International Bowling League as Ray's Market and Mitch's Barber Shop each fall 2-1. Blue Jays now four points behind Mitch's with Johnson Oil dropping to fifth after losses to Bijur teams. The standings see Max Oil seventh and a three-way tie for eighth among Sherwin Williams Denio's Construction and Tri-Mont Texaco, two points behind Max Oil.
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Lectronics
Tri-Mont Texaco
Ray
Mitch
Bijur
Johnson Oil
Max Oil
Sherwin Williams
Denio’s Construction
Sherwin- Williams and
Denio’s
Tel
Tri-Mont
Eagles place Stan Campbell on waiver list
Philadelphia Eagles announce veteran offensive guard Stan Campbell has been placed on waivers on Friday. The NFL team confirmed the move as part of roster status updates amid ongoing personnel changes.
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Philadelphia
Stan Campbell
Philadelphia Eagles
National Football League
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