Bennington All Stars Triumph 11 8 In Hoosick Arlington Clash
The Bennington All-Stars beat Hoosick Arlington 11 to 8 in Bennington. Key bats propelled the winners with 12 hits led by Tom Nowak who belted a long homer for Hoosick Arlington. Bennington’s five run fifth and late scoring sealed the game as Hoosick Arlington faded.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Bennington All-Stars
Elks
CYO
North Bennington
Hoosick - Arlington
Steve Whitter
Jim Horton
Hoosick
Hoosick-Arlington
Bennington
Russ Christie
Kevin Durocher
Rick Bartholdi
Jaycee Hayes
Denny Hart
Corey
Nowak
Scott Racicot
Bartholdi
Hayes
Hart
JayJay Moore
Tim Racicot
Moore
Jerry Jepson
Jepson
Durocher
Racicot
Three Area Women Golfers Remain in Vermont Championship
Gail Arnold of Barre Country Club led after an 18 hole 81 in the opening round of the Vermont Women's Golf Championship. Patty Harrington of Burlington and Charlotte Fletcher of Rutland trailed by one and two strokes respectively. Mary Donovan and Sue Brown tied for fourth with 85, while Pam Fisk and Mickey LaCroix were in fifth with 86.
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Rutland
Manchester
Mt. Anthony
Bennington
Vermont
Gail Arnold
Barre
Arnold
Patty Harrington
Burlington
Mary Donavan
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Sue Brown
Pam Fisk
Mickey LaCroix
Burlington Country Club
Braves Charge Giants With Using Spitballs
United Press International reports Bobby Bragan accused the Giants and Gaylord Perry of throwing spitballs to provoke umpires. Perry faced an investigation by umpire Secory after a sixth inning inspection. Bragan defended his pitchers while Ken Johnson described a sticky ball. Johnson earned his 12th win as Milwaukee beat San Francisco 4-2. Red Schoendienst's Cardinals beat the Dodgers 6-5 as the NL action included a split series with Los Angeles. Willie Mays hit his 25th homer. In AL play, Minnesota edged Baltimore 6-5 and Chicago defeated Detroit 2-0.
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Bobby Bragan
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Gaylord Perry
Frank Secory
Secory
Perry
National League
Bragan
Giants
Bob Shaw
Braves
Ken Johnson
Red Schoendienst
Cardinals
St. Louis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Minnesota
Baltimore
Chicago
Detroit
Jesse Gonder
Felipe Alou
Willie Mays
Dodgers
Ron Perranoski
Johnny Podres
Perranoski
Los Angeles
Jimmie Hall
Jim Palmer
Twins
Orioles
Cleveland
Jim Merritt
Denver
Pascual
Dick Brown
Johnny Klippstein
Gary Peters
Hoyt Wilhelm
Peters
Dennis McLain
Pete Ward
Tom McCraw
Don Buford
Dorset Tennis Tourney See Entrants Topped in Dorset
Area entrants in the Dorset Invitation Tennis Tournament at the Dorset Field Club were defeated in the 14-and-under division. Kevin Murphy of Bennington lost to 10-year-old Mike Fischback of Great Neck, N Y, 6-0 6-0, who then beat Pete Raff of New York City 6-0 6-1. Second seed Mike Chadwick of Houston defeated Jim Torrisi of Bennington 6-1 6-0, while Joe Smigrod of Roslyn Heights fell 6-1 6-2. Dave Wall of Manchester, an unseeded dark horse, beat Jim Marks of Merrick 6-1 6-0, then Joe Rocker of Great Neck 1-6 6-3 7-5 and Arthur Slaven of Sands Point 6-2 6-1. Jean Lausville of Bennington lost to Polly Myhrum of Peru 6-1 6-2. (VPI) The American League opens the 1965 season with 21 players in the majors for at least 10 years.
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Dorset
Bennington
Dorset Field Club
Manchester
Kevin Murphy
Mike Fischback
Great Neck
N.Y
Fischback
Pete Raff
New York City
Mike Chad
Arthur Slaven
Sandspoint
N. Y
Jean Lausville
Polly Myhrum
Peru
Don Fisher Named President of Bennington Bowling Assn
Don Fisher of Arlington was elected president of the Bennington Bowling Association at its annual meeting at Bennington Lanes. John Griffin steps down after two years. Edward Luce and Fred Keppler named first and second vice presidents. The board includes new and continuing members, with Franklyn Churchill as secretary for five years.
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Bennington Bowling Association
American Bowling Congress
Bennington Lanes
Vver
Donald Fisher
Arlington
John Griffin
Edward Luce
Fred Keppler
Roger Livingston
Keppler
James Marsden
Frank Ives
Paige Heald
Fred Davis
John Jeskie
Robert Kline
Robert Livingston
Donald Johnston
Harold Hicks
Franklyn Churchill
Mack Recreation Club
Bennington
Hale Co
Mack Recreation
ABC
Rochester
N.Y
Roberts Seeks Club After Orioles Release
New York UPI reports veteran pitcher Robin Roberts, 39 next month, is seeking a new team after his unconditional release from the Baltimore Orioles. He contends he would accept relief roles and insists he can still help a club if given a chance, despite not pitching regularly this season. Roberts rejects the notion of a starter-only demand, saying he never issued such an ultimatum and explains he requested release because he was not pitching. He notes the Orioles replaced him with John Miller, moving him to long relief, and he fears a short chance could end his career.
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New York
UPI
Robin Roberts
Roberts
Meadowbrook
Orioles
Baltimore
John Miller
Baseball Line Scores From Major Leagues As Read
Baseball line scores for American and National leagues show Detroit and Chicago games, Perry and Linzy striking. Mays HR, Oslo item notes Ray Patterson stopping Pauli Kraus, plus Davila and Nielsen boxing city notes on a Las Vegas dateline.
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Oslo
Norway
Ray Patterson
New York
Pauli Kraus
West Berlin
Killebrew Injured As Twins Win 6-5
The Minnesota Twins won 6 to 5 as Harmon Killebrew left the game injured. The incident raises questions about how the club will perform without their two right arms as the American League faces a demanding stretch of games this month.
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TWINS
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota
Orioles
Metropolitan Stadium
Ray Crump
Jim Perry
Comfort Killebrew
Baltimore
Russ Snyder
Killebrew
UPI
American League
Sam Mele
Cal Griffith
Camilo Pascual
Lions' Joe Looney In Case Brawl At Detroit Club
Detroit reports Lions rookie Joe Don Looney faced discipline after an alleged restaurant brawl over a $3.38 bill, with a reported 11 p.m. curfew and a $250 fine to Looney and fellow rookie John Flynn. Police noted Looney attempted to strike with a beer bottle but no charges were filed.
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Detroit
UPI
Detroit Lion
Joe Don Looney
Lions
Looney
Harry Gilmer
John Flynn
Oklahoma
New York Giants
Baltimore Colts
Nicklaus set for biggest year with possible earnings surge
Nicklaus leads PGA standings with $89,700 official and $100,488 combined this season as about $750,000 in prize money remains. A win streak could push him past his 1964 earnings, aided by last week's $20,000 Thunderbird first prize. Billy Casper sits second after a fifth place, with Tony Lema dropping to third.
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Palm Beach Gardens
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Casper
Tony Lema
Narvaez to Meet Elorde in Madison Square Garden Bout
Frank Narvaez a Puerto Rican challenger meets junior lightweight champion Flash Elorde in a non title 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday night. A win would earn Narvaez a shot at Ismael Laguna's lightweight crown. Narvaez works full time to support his family of three and says the bout is about money and glory.
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New York
UPI
Frankie Narvaez
Flash Elorde
Madison Square Garden
Ismael Laguna
Narvaez
Baseball Standings and Schedule From Monday Results
Baseball standings show Minnesota 6 Baltimore 5 and Chicago 2 Detroit 0 from Monday. Tuesday night games feature Baltimore at Los Angeles with Bunker facing New man, Boston at Kansas City, New York at Chicago, Detroit at Cleveland, Washington at Minnesota, and doubleheaders listed. Wednesday schedules include Ball at Los Angeles twi night and multiple night matchups plus two twin bills. Home run leaders and RBI figures are detailed for both National and American Leagues, with Koufax and Grant among pitching leaders.
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Minnesota
Baltimore
Chicago
Detroit
Los Angeles
Bunker
Newman
Boston
Kansas City
Wilson
Segui
New York
Stottlemyre
Pizzaro
Cleveland
Daniels
McCormick
Grant
Siebler
Los Ang
Kaw City
Milwaukee
San Fran
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Law
Cisco
Philadelphia
Faul
Culp
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Shaw
Ellis
Osteen
Lemaster
Houston
Twinight
Dierker
Farrell
Washburn
Purkey
Washington
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Holton Singling
Mike Keegan
Bennington AB
Gaberius
Hayes Rt
Moore Cf
T. Racicot
Christie
Kenyon
S, Racicot
Pss
Loomis
Hoosick-Arlington Miller
Stempek
Corey of Nowak
Martelli
Whittet
Holton
Wyman
Keegan Moran
Knox
Carelli
Hoosick-Arl
Adams
Clothes Shop
Rapid
Dayton
Main St
H. Greenberg & Son, Inc
Dial
Charlotte Fletcher
United Press
International
Bell & Howell
Bennington Garage Corp
VPI
Don Fisher
Bennington Bowling Assn
Frank Eddy
Alfred Pinsonneault
Norman Mattison
Albert Ray
Robert Appel
Winfred Beebe
Edward Gardner
Barber
Larsen
Haddix
Hall
Palmer
Brown
Merritt
Klippstein
Battey
Zimmerman
Aparicio
McLain
Gladding
Freehan
Wilhelm
Romano
Martin
Linzy
Haller
Johnson
Oliver
HR — Mays
Podres
Miller
Roseboro
Stallard
Woodeshick
Dennis
Uecker
Las Vegas
Nev
Robert Davila
Bill Nielsen
Omaha
Neb
Joe Looney
Flynn
Navarez
Elorde
Major League
Clinate
Pitt
G. A
Daviie
Torre
Mil
Whitfld
Mays
Callison
Phils
Santo
Cubs
Stargell
Pirates
McCovey
Colavito
Indians
Horton
Tigers
Conigliaro
Red Sox
Wagner
Reds
Banks
Stare Gell
Robinson
Mantilla
Oliva
Koufax
Jay
Nuxhall
Maloney
Astros
Pappas
Terry
Wn.dy Pet
Firestone Bike
Firestone
Oay
Hee Auto Stores, Inc
Derollaerohy
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