Little League Giants Beat Dodgers Four to One
Shawn Rice pitched the win for the Giants and drove in three runs with a first inning double that sparked a rally for three of the team’s four runs. Rice allowed two hits and walked in the Dodgers’ lone run. Dodgers pitcher Hector Stratton and Keith Carroll had the two Dodgers singles. The Pirates scored in the second and third innings, then broke through with a hit in the sixth to defeat the Braves. Daryl Brown and Jim Cory shared the mound duties for the winners.
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Shawn Rice
Giants
Rice
Dodgers
Hector Stratton
Keith Carroll
Pirates
Braves
Daryl Brown
Jim Cory
Globe Union set for Burlington semi final clash in state playoffs
Burlington Globe Union Brattleboro District champions meet The Lure of Burlington at 4 p.m. in the state slow pitch softball semi finals. A Globe win means a coin toss decides between a second semi final or a bye into the August 14 final.
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Burlington
Globe Union
Brattleboro
Legion Plays Final Games in Bennington Baseball Schedule
Bennington's American Legion team, 8-8, travels to Springfield this afternoon and then hosts Bellows Falls at 1 30 p m on Sunday at Well ing Field North Bennington.
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Bennington
American Legion
Legion
Springfield
Bellows Falls
Welling Field
North Bennington
U S Women Skiers Take Slalom Medals at Portillo
UPI reports United States women claimed three of the top five in the World Alpine Ski Championships slalom at Portillo with Annie Famose of France winning ahead of teammate Marielle Goitschel. Penny McCoy, 16, of Bishop California, placed third. Jean Saubert and Cathy Allen followed in fourth and fifth.
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Portillo
Chile
UPI
United States
Petite Annie Famose
Marielle Goitschel
Penny McCoy
Bishop
Calif
Jean Saubert
McCall
Idaho
Cathy Allen
San Pedro
Bob Beattie
Nancy Greene
Canada
France
North America
U.S
Chuck Ferries
Miss McCoy
Wendy Allen
Miss Saubert
Clay Favored Ato-1 In London Heavyweight Bout
Cassius Clay Muhammad Ali is a 5-1 favorite to defeat Brian London in London on Saturday for a fifth world heavyweight title defense. Ali vows to run and hide if defeated while London says he does not want the fight due to taxes on his purse. In ski news Joan Hannah of Franconia New Hampshire would join the American squad for the giant slalom on Monday as top contenders benefited from a favorable starting position on a deteriorating course.
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UPI
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Muhammad Ali
Brian London
Blackpool
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Franconia
N.H
Local stock car drivers face luck and mishaps at Lebanon Valley
Editor notes the Sportsman class sees misfortune for John Ryan and Ray Chapman amid a string of incidents. Ryan, 24, drives the red No 0 with Albert McDonald in North Adams as his team endures blown plugs, clutch failures, and broken front ends. Chapman, 34, pilots blue No 18 from Pittsfield, with work by Andy Bett of Bennington. last Saturday a rear ram and four broken suspension mounts ended his race as Luck derides the field.
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John Ryan
Ray Chapman
Lebanon Valley Speedway
Ryan
Albert McDonald
McDonald
North Adams
Chapman
Pittsfield
TriMont
South Street
Andy Bett
Bennington
Miss Luck
70 000 Party Permits Ready for New York Hunters
Albany New York nearly 70000 party permits will be available for New Yorks half million big game hunters for the 1966 deer season. The State Conservation Department announced the large increase from 41600 permits last year reflecting expanding deer populations in parts of the state.
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Albany
N.Y
New York
State Conservation Department
Lions Rotary Softball Showdown At Little League Field
Lions Club and Rotary Club tee off for a friendly but fierce softball clash on August 21 at 3 p.m. at Little League Field. Rotarian Thomas D. Steffen teased a bite of teeth as both clubs plan a slow pitch contest.
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Rotary Club
Thomas D. Steffen
Rotary
Little League Field
Steffen
Green Mountain Results and Adirondack deer quotas
Race results show Arlens Lad winning first at Green Mountain with a 40.40 final time and Loveable Mo second in a 1:01.4 pace after a 1:36.3 third for the Bright Ballad event. The article then shifts to New York Adirondacks hunting policy noting three mild winters, party permits, and Oct 25 to Dec 6 northern season dates with Nov 21 to Dec 6 in the south.
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Adirondacks
Conservation Department
Catskills
Central
Stockers Race at Lebanon Valley Speedway This Weekend
West Lebanon New York stock car action lights up Lebanon Valley Speedway tonight and Sunday. The 35 lap Four State Championship offers double points for drivers. Sportsman and special class cars run eight heats toward the main events. Over 50 cars are expected for Sunday's 100 lap August Open. Entries include top East rivals. three heats plus a consolation set the stage for the main. Warmups start at 8 p.m. both days with first green at 8:30. Gates open 4:30 for car inspection and viewing.
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Lebanon
N. Y
Hinsdale Horse Show Entrants For Saturday August 6 1966
Racing cards list first through ninth place finishes with horse names owners and prize money across weights from first to ninth pace. Notable entries include Miss Somebody Grass and Silvers Style Culhane in first place and Edgewood Averill Kane among others. multiple divisions carry $500 to $1000 purses and showcase numerous riders and horses.
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Miss Somebody
Silvers Style—Culhane
Connie—Howard
Little Man Force
Kane
Birchcrest
Billie—Constantine G
Silver Beach—Kent
Orient Hill—Burgoyne
Davis Gray
Gilman
Daylite Baron—Church
Racing Card for Pownal July Meet Summary
Racing entries and results from a 1966 Pownal meet list multiple races with horse names, jockeys, and times. Key notes include first through tenth races with distances from 5 to 7 furlongs, winners and placings, plus attendance and handle figures. Main horses include Burra's Royce Lily's Shangrila Syrian Music and Bright Again with jockeys Diaz, Gino, Donahue, and Clark among others.
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Burra
Royce—Diaz
Lily
Shangrila
Gino
la Vin Vleur
Pruden
Laradash
Pasquarelli
Mantis—Kelly
Hull
Away—Davis
Pamida Lad—Silva
Humatune—Wood
Willie Doe
Erdos
Mr. Pop—Pasquarelli
Brewer Ties Bob Goalby In Cleveland Open
Gay Brewer shot 68 to share a one stroke lead with Bob Goalby at 135 through the Cleveland Open second round in Cleveland. Julius Boros moved into contention with a course record 64 as a crowded field trailed the leaders by two to four strokes.
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Brewer
Bob Goalby
Cleveland
Ohio
UPI
Gay Brewer
Goalby
Julius Boros
Johnny Pott
Boros
Don January
Bruce Devlin
Dave Marr
Mike Souchak
Dave Ragan
R.H. Sikes
Gene Littler
Labron Harris
Art Wall
Hugh Royer
Mason Rudolph
Laurie Hammer
Mt Anthony Union HB Players to Get Mouthpiece Fittings
Mt Anthony Union High football players have a final fitting window on Monday August 8. Clarence Pelkie Mt Anthony athletic director says fittings start at 6 45 p m in the home economics room at Benhi.
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Mt. Anthony
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