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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1964

Page

8

Twins Tailspin Not Because of One Man

Minnesota Twins manager Sam Mele deflects blame from a single figure as the club sinks from pennant contention to an also ran. Injuries poor replacements and unearned runs blemish a season once expected to contend, while Mele maintains backing from president Calvin Griffith and his players.

Minneapolis - ST Paul Uld Minnesota Twins Sam Mele Twins Mele Bill Dailey Calvin Griffith Sam

Injuries Strike Rams and Bears Ahead of Exhibitions

Los Angeles Rams coach Harland Svare celebrates a win over the Cowboys but loses three players to injuries, including Ben Scotti, Ken Iman, and John Mims. Chicago Bears coach George Halas also endures a three week absence for guard Ted Karras.

Harland Svare George Halas Svare Los Angeles Rams Rams Dallas Cowboys Ben Scotti Ken Iman John Mims Bears Halas Ted Karras NFL Allie Sherman New York Giants Frank Gifford del Shofmer Aaron Thomas Green Bay Louis Guy Joe Morrison

Polygraphic Nips Northeast In Nine Inning Tie Breaker

Polygraphic edged Northeast 9 8 in a late rally capped by Dave Derosia striking out three in the bottom of the sixth. Earlier, Polygraphic built a 9 5 lead after a six run fifth inning while Northeast battled back with three runs in the final frames. The local Little League schedule shows Lectronics vs Moose tonight and a three game Eagles versus Display series to decide the league. A bake sale by Little League mothers accompanies tomorrow’s exhibition game at the park.

Dave Derosia The Polygraphic Poly Northeast Derosia Hassenpflug Benenington Sevesaw Ed Messina Randy Crawford Crawford Doug Woodward Woodward Bob Myers John Waitekus Tony Wright Mike Palmer Randy Poreter Roy Hurlburt Jim Baker Daelin Kearns Baker Bruce Harris Messina Keith Hassenpflug Sonny Williams Colin Kearns Wright Dacker the Poly Lectronics Moose Eagles Bennington Rutland Eagles and Little League Little League Park Mike Shannon Hank Aaron Braves Colts Warren Spahn Ed Sadowski Ken Johnson Frank Robinson Deron Johnson Reds Dodgers Joey Jay Phil Ortega Mets Bob Friend Pirate Friend Jack Fisher Pittsburgh Larry Elliot

Orioles Boog Powell Pays Lead With 30th Homer

Big Bowed Powell, once banned from Little League for size, hits his 30th homer driving in the Orioles 8 7 past the Red Sox. The homer comes in the seventh off Dick Radatz as Baltimore pulls one game ahead in the standings. Bowens and Robinson also homered for Baltimore.

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Leaders Shine in Baseball Standings and Night Doubleheader

National League leaders show Mays and Santo atop home run and RBI charts as Killebrew and Powell pace the American League. In late games, White Sox sweep Yankees 6-4 and 6-2, Indians blank Angels 3-0, Twins beat Tigers 5-3 on Oliva’s 26th homer, Senators rally past Royals 5-2, while Phillies widen NL lead with 13-5 vs Cubs and Giants beat Cardinals 6-3.

Mays Giants Williams Cubs Santo Robinson Reds Howard Dodgers Aaron Braves Cepeda Killebrew Twins Powell Orioles Allison Wagner Indians Stuart Red Sox Colavito A’s Boyer Cards Torre Colaviejo Chicago White Sox New York Yankees Cleveland Indians Los Angeles Angels Minnesota Detroit Washington Kanesas City Philadelphia Phillies Chicago Cubs San Francisco Giants St. Louis Cardinals Milwaukee Houston Cincinnati Los Angeles New York Mets Pittsburgh Pirates Pete Ward White Sox Yankees Juan Pizarero Pizarro Mickey Mantle Yanks

Phils' 13-5 win over Cubs marred by Rojas injury

The Philadelphia Phillies routed the Chicago Cubs 13-5 as Johnny Callison hit a grand slam and Frank Thomas added three doubles. However the victory carried a heavy cost with Cookie Rojas injuring in center field and teammate Tony Gonzalez also hospitalized. Manager Gene Mauch voiced shock at the turn of events.

Philadelphia Phillies Chicago Cubs Johnny Callison Frank Thomas Cookie Rojas Rojas Tony Gonzalez Gene Mauch

Phillies rally cited as Amalfintano outburst looms

In a crowded baseball night a Phillies win was soured by injuries as Rojas collided with the center field wall and was taken to hospital with wrist injuries. Gonzalez remained under observation after a helmet hit. Boozer improved to 2-2 while Ellsworth faced a rough 14th loss. The Giants, Reds, and Mets won, keeping pace in a crowded N L race.

Three Water Ski Contests Planned In New England

Over 500 top water skiers travel to New England for three weekends of national events at Lake Quinsigamond and Webster Lake. The program covers eight junior to senior divisions in slalom tricks and jumping with up to 24 events plus mixed doubles.

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