Playoff Opponents Delayed by Rain In Little League Opener
Weather delays push back Divisional Little League eliminations at South County Field Wakefield R I with Nor shaft Arlington Vermont champions vs Manchester North New Hampshire champions moved to Saturday 2 p m and Rhode Island Maine teams to play at 4 p m finals Sunday Vermont champions traveled from Bennington for the trip and the opening game was broadcast on WBTN Bennington
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Wakefield
R. I
South County Field
Norshaft - Arlington
Vermont
Manchester
South County
R.I
Brattleboro
Barre
North Bennington
Shaftsbury
Arlington
Bennington
Rhode Island
Norshaft - Arlington Champs
Bennington Little League
WBTN
Bennington Little League Field
Joseph F. Wiseman
Sacred Heart Church
Vin Bartholdi
Rick Bartholdi
Local broadcast changes for regional tournament coverage
South County Field reports a rectified telephone line with announcer Dave Alcorta handling narration. WBTN cannot air tomorrow afternoon's championship game if Norshaft-Arlington wins today due to commitments to the Red Sox. Banner sports editor Charles J. Read Jr. left Bennington to cover the tournament and will file play by play for Saturday's Banner.
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South County Field
Dave Alcorta
WBTN
Norshaft - Arlington
Red Sox
Banner
Charles J. Read Jr
Bennington
Palmer Opens American Golf Classic Lead With Hot Put ter
Arnold Palmer sits atop the field at Akron after a 67 in the opening round of the $50,000 American Golf Classic. He boasts a strong putter’s day, a wrist itch from a bee sting, and a potential to surpass the year’s money mark record with a $9,000 first prize and $1,000 lead bonus. Jim Ferree and Mike Souchak trail with 69s as Gary Player shares a 71.
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Akron
Ohio
Arnold Palmer
Pennsylvania
Palmer
Arnold
Jim Ferrier
George Bayer
Mike Souchak
Fer
Rier
Souchak
Bayer
Jim Ferree
Ferree
Gary Player
Davis Dodgers Face Giants In Key Weekend Series
Tommy Davis stars for the Dodgers as they head to San Francisco for a crucial weekend set with the second place Giants. Davis hits .522 against SF and belted a two run homer in an 83 win over the Phillies, boosting Los Angeles two games ahead of the Giants. Ed Roebuck earned the win in relief.
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Tommy Davis
San Francisco
West
Dennis Bennett
Davis
Los Angeles Dodger
Homer
Giants
Phillies
Philadelphia
Lee Walls
Frank Howard
Dodgers
New York
Mets
Jack Sanford
Cincinnati
Houston
Colts
Milwaukee
Chicago Cubs
Joe Adcock
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Ed Roebuck
Mrs LaCroix Wins Golf Title in Rutland
Burling ton veteran Mrs. Mickey LaCroix overcame jitters to defeat defending champ Mrs. Charlotte Fletcher of Rutland and win the 1962 Women’s Golf title at Rutland Country Club. Final 18 holes pushed LaCroix to a seven stroke margin. Fletcher shot 92 to finish with 262. Top finishers include Gail Arnold 266 Patty Harrington 270 and Vlenna Peters 274.
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Burlington
Mickey LaCroix
Charlotte Fletcher
Rutland
Rutland Country Club
LaCroix
Fletcher
Mrs. LaCroix
Mrs. Fletcher
Gail Arnold
Branford
Patty Harrington
Vlenna Peters
Bradford
Living Textbook view of daily paper as teaching tool
Rudolph Pate of Atlanta told a University of Chattanooga teachers workshop that the daily newspaper is a living textbook and a powerful teaching tool for modern classrooms. The remarks were made in Chattanooga at the Southern Regional Education Board event.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Southern Regional Education Board
Rudolph Pate
Atlanta
University of Chattanooga
Bama Hoopster Gets One Year For Game Fixing
Gerald Vogel a 24 year old ex University of Alabama basketball starter from the Bronx admitted conspiring to bribe players. He was sentenced by Judge Henry A McKinnon Jr to one year in prison with the aim that gamblers Aaron Wagman and Joseph Greene face trial. Brown to probation later. Wagman and Greene sought extradition as proceedings continue.
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Durham
N.C
Bronx
New York City
Henry A. McKinnon Jr
Gerald Vogel
John Louis
Lou) Brown
University of North Carolina
Durham Superior Court
Brown
Vogel
University of Alabama
Aaron Wagman
Joseph E. Greene
New York
Wagman
Greene
McKinnon
Green
Dan K. Edwards
North Carolina
Edwards
Baseball Scores and Evening Schedules Across MLB
Results include Boston 4 Cleveland 0, Chicago 6 Los Angeles 0, Minnesota 12 Kansas City 10, Detroit 8 Washington 5, plus Baltimore at New York rained out. Detroit at New York and other night games noted. Milwaukee 1 Chicago 0, San Francisco 7 New York 1, Cincinnati 7 Houston 2, Los Angeles 8 Philadelphia 3. Only listed matches follow.
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Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Kansas City
Detroit
Washington
Baltimore
New York
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Houston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
W. L. Pet. G
Baltimore Eeees
Cleveland Eaee
Detroit Eeeusser
Boston Ee
Legion Nine Caps Benefit Night Game in Bennington
Bennington Post American Legion baseball edged Granville New York 4 to 2 at Alumni Field in a benefit game for the Norshaft Arlington Little League travel fund. Mike Frazier limited Granville to four hits and two runs while fanning 16 with five walks. Granville’s Charron matched him, with no extra-base hits allowed.
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Bennington Post
American Legion
Granville
N.Y
Frazier
Rollins and Allen Spark Twins Slugfest Win Over A’s 12-10
Rich Rollins and Bernie Allen powered the Minnesota Twins past Kansas City 12-10 as Allen collected three singles and a double and Rollins drove in four to raise team batting averages. Rollins now hitting .305 and Allen .272, boosting their club back into a share of second place behind the Yankees.
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Associated Press
Maris
Mantle
Cash
Colavito
Rollins
Allen
Rich Rollins
Bernie Allen
Minnesota Twins
Norm Cash
Rocky Colavito
Detroit Tigers
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
New York Yankees
M-M
Maris- Mantle
Cash-Colavito
Rollins-Allen
Twins
Kansas City
New York
Chicago
Eddie Fisher
Los Angeles Angels
Boston
Bill Monbouquette
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Baltimore
A’s
Feerick Named Coach for San Francisco Warriors
Bob Feerick, 42, takes over the San Francisco Warriors in the National Basketball League after Frank McGuire declines to move with the franchise from Philadelphia. Feerick, previously at Santa Clara for 12 years, signs a three year pact and inherits Wilt Chamberlain on a team with a storied scoring legacy.
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SAN Francisco
Bob Feerick
San Francisco Warriors
Feerick
University of Santa Clara
Frank McGuire
Warriors
Philadelphia
Ferrick
Wilt
Beauties Rise Early for Miss International Contest
Fifty three entrants in the Miss International Beauty Contest rise early at Long Beach Pier for breakfast after meeting newsmen at Municipal Airport. Judging begins next Wednesday and runs through August 18.
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Long Beach
Calif
Long Beach Pier
Municipal Airport
Polaris Builders To Add 1 000 Men
Polaris Electric Boat Division of General Dynamics plans to hire 1000 more production workers at Groton by year end to accelerate Polaris submarine output. The move follows existing staffing of over 12 500 amid 11 nuclear submarines under construction, with targets including machinists, shipfitters, carpenters, electricians and electronics personnel.
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Groton, Conn
Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics Corp
Navy
Prizes Awarded at Silk Road Tennis Clinic Finale
Final session of the annual tennis clinic conducted by Mrs. Frank A Howlett Jr. of Silk Road was held yesterday on Bennington College courts. William Kessler won the beginners contest with Ned Quist and Andrea Kapetan runner up. Paul Leake defeated David Leake in the finals. Martha Burleigh won the girls singles. John McCullough and Dr. John G. Irons Jr. won the men's doubles. Prizes included tennis balls and rule books.
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Frank A. Howlett Jr
Silk Road
Bennington College
William Kessler
Ned Quist
Andrea Kapetan
Paul Leake
David
Wilson
Paul
Martha Burleigh
Jean Wilson
Nancy Rallis
John McCullough
John G. Irons Jr
Thomas Brockway
Hall Cushman
Howlett
Lisa
Nancy Barber
Roger Randall
Eagles Shut Out Tansiter 4 0 In Bennington Little League
Eagles beat Lectronics 4 0 as Hollister Croft Shoe maker Cutler Sauer Keir McLaughlin and Livingston and Raymond star. Croft tripled and Hollister dropped fly to start scoring. Two more runs came on Sauer triple and subsequent error. A twin bill follows with Moose vs Polygraphic at 1 p.m. then Display vs Eagles at 6 p.m.
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Eagles
Lectronics
Bennington
Hollister
Croft
Shoemaker
Cutler
Sauer
Keir
McLaughlin
Livingston
Raymond
Croff
Christie
Bill Satur
Pro Trophy Tourney Set This Sunday
The Pro Trophy Tournament final at Mt. Anthony Country Club is on Sunday August 12. The full handicap event has been in progress since Monday and will continue tomorrow.
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Mt. Anthony Country Club
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By Mike Rathet
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Vermont Public Service Corporation
Legion Nine Caps
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Herman
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Archie Moore
Cassius Clay
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Jim Smith
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Cal Eason
George Parnassus
West Coast Warriors
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Nan Sean Olen
Williams and Bugbee
Tansiter
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Polygraphic
Display
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Tansitor AB
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Main Street
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