Brattleboro blanks Norshaft All-Stars 13 0 in playoffs
Brattleboro Little League crushed Norshaft Arlington squad 13 to 0 in the Vermont state junior division first round. Brattleboro started fast with six runs in the first inning, added two more homers and multiple hits, while pitcher Mike Carr blanked the Norshaft batters. Norshaft managed only two singles late as Brattleboro advanced.
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Hammerin Harmon May Do If AL Starts Right Handers
A survey shows Harmon Killebrew leading with 39 home runs, 30 of them versus right handed pitchers. The Minnesota slugger could excel further if American League managers rely more on right handed hurlers.
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Ben-Mont Nine Beats Carbon in Minnesota Victory
Ben-Mont Nine defeated Carbon 19 in Metropolitan Stadium boosting his batting average to .300 and leading the league with 88 RBIs. He trails Babe Ruth and Roger Maris in home run pace, while Boston’s Dick Stuart sits one behind him. Rich Rollins’ triple drove in Zoilo Versalles for the deciding run as the A’s and other AL NL results followed.
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Farrell finally wins 11th, Cards topple Phillies 2-1
Dick Farrell, now 11-7, shut out the Phillies on eight innings before Hal Woodeshick and Jim Owens closed out a 2-1 Houston victory. Covington’s double in the ninth plated the lone Phillies run as Farrell outdueled the league leaders. Other NL results included Pittsburgh 4-1 over Los Angeles and Cincinnati 9-3 over Milwaukee, while Yankees beat Kansas City 5-3 and Detroit toppled the White Sox 5-2.
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National League Standings and Upcoming Games
The National League table shows Philadelphia leading with a 43 2 record and .590, San Francisco at .574, Cincinnati .550, Pittsburgh .543, St. Louis .523, Milwaukee .514, Los Angeles .500, Chicago .476, Houston .423, and New York at .312. Thursday results include St Louis 5 Chicago 3 and Pittsburgh 4 Los Angeles 1. Friday pitchers feature Jackson and Mahaffey in Philadelphia, Hendley vs Malone in Cincinnati, and Brown vs Simmons in St. Louis, with several night games listed.
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Night Baseball Scores From Across The Majors
Recap of multiple late games with New York beating Kansas City 5-3 Minnesota 6 Boston 5 Detroit 5 Chicago 2 and night matchups including Barber against Boueton and Osteen against Newsman plus Kansas City at Detroit Bowsfield versus Sparma Boston at Chicago Connole ly against Herbert and Kant plus Kralick Tiant in late play with Washington Los Angeles night schedule.
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Patriots and Oilers prepare for exhibition clash in Boston
United Press International reports the Boston Patriots defend their Eastern Division title as they host the Houston Oilers in an exhibition game. Coach Mike Holovak notes Houston’s money and depth while praising Tom Yewcic’s progress and hints at Babe Parelli's future.
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Reyes Wins Fight in Tokyo by Majority Decision
Oscar Reyes of the Philippines captured a majority 10 round decision over Tatsuya Takami, the former Japanese bantamweight champion, in Tokyo on Thursday night.
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Johnson Sparks Reds in Pennant Run
Deron Johnson, 26, once seen as washed up, has become a key sparkplug for the Cincinnati Reds in the National League pennant chase. He owns a .312 average with 52 RBIs and 15 homers, playing first base and left field as the Reds contend for the lead behind strong pitching.
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