LeBarron Hurls Two-Hitter In 5-2 Win over N.B. for CYO
The Bennington CYO defeated North Bennington 5-2 at Alumni Field in an Interstate game. Steve LeBarron pitched a two hit shutout through five innings before allowing two runs in the final frames. Jay Moore, Ricky Bartholdi and Louis Tomasi scored in the first inning while Bartholdi added a sixth inning tally. North Bennington’s only runs came on third inning errors by Gabrus and Thompson. Kenyon took the loss for North Bennington while LeBarron improved to 1-0.
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N.B
Cyo
Bennington
North Bennington
Alumni Field
Steve LeBarron
Jay- Jay Moore
Ricky Bartholdi
Louis Tomasi
Plate
Bartholdi
Gabrus
Thompson
Chris Kenyon
North
Robin Outwater
Barre
Montpelier
Kevin Murray
Paul Allen
Hess
Wyman
Holton
Elks
Billy Brownell
Russsell Christie
Denny Hart
Raetz
Hoyt
Arlington
U S Track Team Faces West Germany in Munich
The American track teams begin a European finale in Munich with men facing West Germany at Rosenau Stadium on Wednesday and women meeting German rivals at Dante Stadium on Friday. The U S squads arrived after a dual win over Poland and losses to the Russians in Kiev.
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Munich
Germany
UPI
U. S
Augsbureg
Rosenau Stadium
Poland
Dante Stadium
Kiev
Major League Leaders in Home Runs and RBIs and Pitching
The list catalogs top performers by league in home runs, RBIs, and pitching. NL leaders include Mays, Callison, McCovey, Santo, Aaron, Stargell, and others with 23 or more HRs. RBI leaders feature Johnson, Banks, Starrell, Callison, Mays, and Horton among 70s. AL leaders highlight Colavito, Horton, Killebrew, Conigliaro, Wagner, with notable RBI totals and pitcher stats led by Koufax and others.
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Mays
Giants
Callison
Phils
McCovey
Mathews
Braves
Santo
Cubs
Aaron
Stargell
Pirates
Colavito
Indians
Horton
Tigers
Killebrew
Twins
Conigliaro
Red Sox
Wagner
Johnson
Reds
Banks
Star Gell
Memorial Park Hat Show crowns colorful chic hats at Friday event
A Memorial Park playground Hat Show drew a sparse crowd as judges Mrs. Churchill Mrs. Deery and Mrs. Van Graves evaluated creative headpieces. Winners included Mary Crawford Scott Mather and Jeffrey Kuhn for most original hats and Ann Harris Kim Harris and Jean Crawford for largest or tallest designs. Pet Show reminder follows. dogs must be licensed and on leashes at Stark Street and Memorial Park play grounds.
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Memorial Park Area
Memorial Park
Franklyn Churchill
William Deery
Vechten van Graves
Mary Crawford
Scott Mather
Jeffrey Kuhn
Ann
Kim Harris
Jean Crawford
Jeffrey LaCroix
Karen Farnum
Cindy Burgess
Mary Tiernan
Kim
Ann Harris
Mary Kelley
Mary
Lee Belle Mason
Jeff Kuhn
JoAnne Kelley
Marjorie Mather
Pam Hollister
Cindy Tiernan
Darrell Raymond
Jeff LaCroix
Robbie Mather
Darrell
Jeff
John Mather
Patti Mason
Patti Hollister
Lorraine Jette
Jimmy Badger
Ann Arris
Stark Street
Wightman Cup Stays With U S After Cleveland Play
The United States retained the Wightman Cup with a 5-2 victory over Great Britain in Cleveland at Harold Clark Stadium, earning its 31st title. Britain's four players fought hard, and Ann Haydon Jones upset Nancy Richey 6-4 9-7 in the day’s final singles match.
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Cleveland
UPD
United States
Britain
Ann Haydon Jones
America
Nancy Richey
Billie Jean Moffitt
Liz Starkie
England
Miss Moffitt
Karen Hantze Susman
Mrs. Jones
Virginia Wade
Great Britain
Pownal Swim Classes Draw 45
Pownal swimming classes sponsored by the Bennington County Red Cross opened at Barber's Lake with 45 local swimmers. Henry W. Coley led instruction, assisted by Ann Brush, with facilities provided by L&G Associates. Classes span five levels from 9 to 11, amid school-age participants and a United States team win in a tennis event.
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Pownal
Bennington County
The
American Red Cross
Barber’s Lake
Henry W. Coley
Ann Brush
L&g Associates
Jean Rogers
Richard Rogers
Jeanne Quinn
Cheryl Andrews
Jill Snow
Jonathan Adler
Bruce Harris
Edward Messina
Kathy Messina
Patricia Keefe
Alan Langlais
Miles Rogers
Robert St. Pierre
Jerome St. Pierre
Scott Lampman
Isabelle Holbrook
Kathy O’ Brien
Debora Lewis
Karen Andrews
Patty Andrews
Mark Luc
Baseball Standings and Night Results Across Leagues
American League standings list Minnesota leading with 72 wins, 39 losses, followed by Baltimore Cleveland Detroit Chicago New York Los Angeles Washington Boston Kansas City. Monday results show Los Angeles 9 Cleveland 0. National League shows Los Angeles leading with 65 wins, 48 losses, plus detailed race notes and nightly matchups across the circuit.
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W. L. Pet
Minnesota
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
New York
Los Angeles
Washington
Boston
Kansas City
Daniels
John
Howard
Talbot
Wickersham
Lopez
Hargan
Kaat
Ford
Twilight
J. Miller
Pappas
Lonborg
Monbouquette
Twilight Washington
Twinight
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Houston
Ellisworth
Nuxhall
Horseshoe Tourney Leaders Tie in Rain Delays
In Keene New Hampshire the International Horseshoe Tournament paused by rain with Harold Reno of Sabina Ohio Elmer Hohe of Wel lesley Ont Floyd Toole of Little Rock Ark and Jim Solomon all tied for first at 21 wins and 1 loss. Paul Focht Dayton Ohio Kury Day Frankfort Indiana Ray Martin Philo Illinois and Ralph Maddox Poca West Virginia were next with 20 2. Dan Kuchcinski Erie high school student stood alone in third at 20 3 after an extra round before rain halted play.
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Keene
N.H
UPI
Harold Reno
Sabina
Ohio
Reno
Elmer Hohe
Wellesley
Ont
Floyd Toole
Little Rock
Ark
Jim Solomon
Paul Focht
Dayton
Kury Day
Frankfort
Ind
Ray Martin
Philo
Ill
Ralph Maddox
Poca
W.va
Dan Kuchcinski
Erie
Hinsdale Card Is Cancelled At Hinsdale Raceway
Power failure caused by lightning halted harness racing at Hinsdale Raceway for the first time in eight years on Monday night. About 1,200 spectators received refunds. The nine race program will resume tonight.
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Hinsdale
N.H
Hindsale Raceway
Green Mountain Track Results Show Cloudy Weather and Tight Finishes
The Green Mountain track card reports mixed conditions with cloudy skies and warm first furlongs. Front runners include Ledezma and Maxwell horses with times around 1:02 for several sprints, multiple entries scratched, and a total attendance of 2,763 with a handle of 150,027 dollars.
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Freische
Maxwell
Brierama
Fairbanks
Ricky Joe
Parnell View
Truster
Amber Atom
Our
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Johnstone
Our Champ
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Goy Admiral
Pruden
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Zesty Zeus
Dolly Double
Millville
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Ligier
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Goliey
Gusto
Dal
Las
Bene Ducato
Tennessee Bandit
Conmicut
Fur
Degoge's Jet
Eddieson
Emaothia
Gatley
Aiso—Occidental
Captain Bronze
Gide Z
Dakota Bive
Princean
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Pasquoreili
Signeiman
Thorndike
Aso
Lisa
Mr . L
Mertzon Sis
Kelly
Gonzales
Kingsey
Amy Hill
Careless
Miss Norwell
Green Grass
Green
Paches Son
Peaceful Mike
Sugar Plum Fairy
Black Shark
Handle
Elks and Arlington Fight to 4-4 Tie
Arlington and the Elks played to a 4-4 draw until darkness ended the game after seven innings. Arlington started strong in the opening frame.
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Elks
Arlington
Lions Win 1-0 In Falls Action
HOOSICK FALLS NY Darkness halted Kiwanis in a 1-0 loss to the Lions as play ended after five innings. Lions led 1-0 at that point, Kiwanis rallied with four runs in the sixth before night ended the game.
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Lions
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Kiwanis
Martelli
Stempek
Red Sox Open Homestand Facing Orioles in Twilight Doubleheader
Boston, mired at 40–68, trails the league lead by 31 games and sits 9th as they host Baltimore in a twilight twin bill. Jim Lonborg opposed by John Miller in the opener, Monbouquette vs Pappas in the nightcap. Tony Conigliaro may return after hand fracture, with Gosger and Green adjustments likely.
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Boston
UPI
Boston Red Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Bosox
Minnesota Twins
Kansas City
Red Sox
Tom Yawkey
Bill Herman
Jim Lonborg
John Miller
Bill Monbouquette
Orioles
Milt Pappas
Tony Conigliaro
Conigliaro
Jim Gosger
Lenny Green
Norwich Lists Soccer Games
Norwich University released a nine game schedule for its varsity booters under athletics director Robert Priestley. The opener is September 28 against Lowell Tech at home with four home games in total.
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Northfield
Norwich University
Booters
Robert Priestley
Lowell Tech
St. Michael’s
Middlebury
Vermont
AIC
Mit
Holy Cross
Doctors And Golfers To Vie On Battle Day
Newport hosts the 30th annual Medico Dental Golf Tournament for physicians and dentists on Monday August 16 1965 at 10 am closest to Battle of Bennington Day. Defending champion is Dr Marquis Walsh of Rutland who won last year in Rutland. Following the tournament will be a dinner and the annual business meeting with officers Clair Rublee Perry Fitch and Samuel Hamilton all of Newport. Registration with Dr Samuel Hamilton Newport or Getty Page secretary Vermont State Medical Society Rutland.
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Newport Country Club
Marquis Walsh
Rutland
Clair D, Rublee
M.D
Perry M, Fitch
Samuel Hamilton
D.S
Getty Page
Vermont State Medical Society
Saratoga Entries Feature Packed E Race Card
List of Saratoga race entries with mile and pace events, multiple horses, owners, and prize money from $500 to $1,500. Notable names include Langtry Coville G Chretien and J Mulcahy. Several horses listed as eligible, reflecting a dense program of thoroughbred sprints and mid distance races.
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Mile
W Langtry
Lady Glenville
Hamilton
Cathy J
A. Ambo
Intention
L. Faneli
Northwood Cash
DuPont
Cleo Rader
Coville
Morbob
R McGreevey
Reba MacPherson
Dolly Nusonce
M Marci Pam C
J. Randall Sr
Victory Lourade
G Chretien
Golden Pride
Bromiey
Deer Abbey
Mulcany
Jimmy
P. Davis
Onward Diamond
Herrington Dork Print
Sportsman Boy
W. Arthurs
Angus
J Watson
LeDuc Mahoney Hanover
J. L. Trail
Childs
Miss Gideon
G. Chretien
Buddy Comet
F. Jevons
Chuck
Debbie
W. Ringer
Chief Deville
W. Longtry
Tingwyn
S. Ransford
Jim Blaze
M. Cummings
Houston Express
Magic Mike
D. Corneau
Bive Yonder
O Cole
D Childs
Roon Piyer
N Olin Stoney
G. Kazmorer
F. Tingley
J. Coville
R. Bennett
Harveys
Freddie
W. Langtry
Seaway
M Pregent
Volo Diamond
G Kammer
ronth—Pace
Mr MacDee
D. Broming Koppe Koy
Pol Boy
K. Heenry
Sunny Hi le
M. Butcher
Sue Eden
W. Lamb
Julians
D. Bromiey
Ath
D. Corneou
Victor Flanagan
P. Russo
Rose
Oregon
Cole Laddie
R. Foster
H. O Connor Hiend Lark Worthy
J. Mulcahy
Gold Direct
C. Kelly
Hinsdale Entries Tuesday 1965 Pree Laces and Race Listings
A dense catalog of race entries and prize amounts from Hinsdale on Tuesday August 10 1965 includes multiple horses with owners and riders such as Ridgeview Alvin Parker Fred Flanagan Morris Meadow Sapphire Wilson Jr Mary H Budiong Collins Apache Wick and many others. The list shows numerous $500 and $800 purses and tracks or stables like Potomac Chuck Cold Spring and Shadydale with various contestants and drivers amid a crowded card.
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Alvin
Parker
Fred Flanagan
Morris
Meadow Sapphire
Wilson Jr
Mary H. Budiong
Collins
Apache Wick
Smith
Bitzy Bill
Parker Natalie Dunioe
DeWolf Jr
Jean Flanagan
Silk Jr
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Watson
Morry Doves
Mattison
Pace
Sword Demon
Gimon Newsom
Rosecroft
Winters
Seymour Sensation
Kane Gem Adam
Harris
Potomac
Chuck
Cold Spring Scotty
Fritzee
Butternut Everett
McDonald
Little Man Force
Allen
Shadydale
Roxy
Hiltz
Conty Abbot
Colby
Midway Coast
Devine Woyley
Gilman
Adios Bull
Dagon & Ossippee
Lady
Roy 7
Cariuccio
Penny
Dark Star
Piante
Princess Choice
Poplar Jack
Berg Non Jean
Kone
Deaf Man Perfects Tiny Transistor Hearing Aid
A hard of hearing inventor has perfected a minuscule transistor hearing aid that makes whispers crystal clear. If interested, write HEARING 32 E. 9th St. Erie Pa for free information with no obligation.
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E. 9Th St
Erie
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