Orioles Turn Series Lead With 6 5 10 Innings Win Over Yankees
Baltimore moved to three games to one in the set as Hank Bane benched Boog Powell and Norm Siebern and used Steve Barber in relief. Earl Robinson posted five hits in three games, Dave Vineyard and Frank Bertaina shined in Sundays split doubleheader. Al Downing earned the opener win for the Yankees, while Powell homered in the nightcap to back Robin Roberts.
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Steve Barber
Yankees
Boog Powell
Norm Siebern
Orioles
Earl Robinson
Wally Bunker
Dave Vineyard
Frank Bertaina
Rale
Birds
Chicago
Yogi Berra
Bauser
Whitey Ford
Mickey Mantle
Joe Page
Louis Arroyo
Marshall Bridges Berera
al Downing
Bobby Richardson
Elston Howard
Northeast Bears Rally To Beat Moose 9 5 In Little League
In Little League action the Northeast beat the Moose 9 5 after a third inning rally. Northeast trailed 5 1 before blasting six runs on five hits one error and a walk to take the lead.
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Northeast Bears Moose
Northeast
Moose
Jim Baker
Bill Williamson
Tony Wright
Baker
Williamson
Hime
Dave Finnegan
Finnegan
Bob Myers
Mike Palmer
Roy Hurlburt
Denny Brooks
Jim Harwood
Dick Brunina
Terry Thibodeau
Chris Gates
Brooks
Oilers Top Patriots 38 7 Behind Blanda Strong Start
Houston overwhelms Boston 38 to 7 in an exhibition as George Blanda throws three TD passes and adds a field goal. Don Trull debuts with a 15-yard TD pass to Charlie Hennigan before the halftime surge.
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Houston Oilers
Boston Patriots
Oilers
Patriots
George Blanda
Houston
Bud Adams
Don Trull
Baylor
Sammy Baugh
Trull
Charlie Hennigan
Boston
Patriot
Tom Yewcic
Jimmy Colclough
Blanda
Hennigan
Bobby Jancik
Jacky Lee
Charlie Frazier
Big George
Jancik
Rodriguez Captures Western Open Title
Chi Chi Rodriguez won the Western Open with a record 268 total, 16 under par, finishing two strokes ahead of Arnold Palmer. Palmer surged late but missed key putts on the final greens as Rodriguez secured the $11,000 first prize on the Tom O'Shanter layout.
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Chicago
Puerto Rico
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Arnold Palmer
Tom O’shanter
Byron Nelson
Rodriguez
Sam Snead
Butler Completes Seventh Consecutive Vermont Horseshoe Title
Butler of Bennington wins 1964 Vermont state horseshoe championship in a playoff over Ted Lausville after both finish 6-1 in regular play at Living Memorial Park Brattleboro. He extends a record string begun in 1958, first to reach seven straight since the 1930s inception. Frank Kamel and M. Belargen win Class B and C trophies.
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Brattleboro
Vermont
Fred Butler
Bennington
Ted Lausville
Butler
Living Memorial Park
Lausville
W. Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Maynard Brown
Beman Wins Tourney at Alex Porter Golf Classic
National amateur champion Deane Beman of Bethesda Md. fired a 68 to win the sixth annual Alex Porter tournament at Niagara Falls Country Club with a 72 hole total of 277. James Grant III of Wethersfield Conn. shot 69 in the final round to finish one stroke back at 278.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
UPI
Deane Beman
Bethesda
Alex Porter
James Grant III
Wethersfield, Conn
Beman
Niagara Falls Country Club
Manchester Teen Wins Vermont State Junior Girls Tennis Title
Lisa Dillmann, 16, of Manchester, captured the Vermont State Junior Girls singles championship at Camp Kinni Kinnie, defeating Elizabeth Woods of Michigan 6 2 6 3. Representing Dorset Field Club, she earned a silver trophy. her twin Kathe fell in the doubles semis.
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Poultney
Vermont
Miss Dillmann
Dorset Field Club
Kathe
Davis
Great Neck
von Rosen
New Pashelie
Burr and
Burton Seminary
Manchester
Lisa
Emerson Wins Canadian Tennis Title in Final Chaos
Roy Emerson of Australia defeated Fred Stolle to win the Canadian tennis championship on Sunday at Dorset Field Club, after a long match that featured multiple set scores. The report also notes ongoing sports results across Major and Minor leagues and a Vermont amateur hockey note about Lisa, a Burr and Burton athlete, heading to a Maine hockey camp.
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UPI
Roy Emerson
Australia
Fred Stolle
Dorset
New England
West Hartford
Conn
York
Maine
Lisa
Burr and
Burton
Bromley
Leading Homers and RBIs in Baseball's Two Leagues
National League top hitters include Mays 32, Williams 25, Santo 21, with Howard and Robinson at 20 each. In the American League Killebrew 39 leads, followed by Powell 29, Allison 28, Stuart 27, Colavito 27. RBI leaders: Boyer 83, Santo 80, Mays 76, Aaron and Torre 70 in the NL. Stuart 89, Killebrew 88, Wagner 79, Colavito 74, Powell 74 in the AL. Pitching leaders show Koufax 17–5, Marichal 15–5, O'Toole 12–4, Bunning 12–4, Mahaffey 10–5 in the NL. Bunker 12–3, Ford 12–4, Chance 12–5, Krauelik 9–4, Downing 9–4 in the AL.
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Mays
Giants
Williams
Cubs
Santo
Howard
Dodgers
Robinson
Reds
Killebrew
Twins
Powell
Orioles
Allison
Stuart
Red Sox
Wagner
Indians
Colnevito
A’s
Boyer
Cards
Aaron
Braves
Torre
Cornevito
Koufax
Marichal
O’toole
Bunning
Phils
Mahaffey
Gibbon
Pirates
Bunker
Ford
Yanks
Chance
Angels
Kraelick
Downing
National League
G. AB. R. H. Pet
Clinnte
Pitt
Wilms
Chi
Stl
Mil
Allen
Phil
Cepeda
Jonson
Alisa
Tilman
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ChiChi
Bandidos
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