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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1963

Page

6

Butts Denies Game Rigging as Tearful Testimony

Atlanta AP report details Wally Butts breaking down on the witness stand during the libel trial with Curtis Publishing over a 1962 Georgia Alabama game. Butts denied Post charges, expressed distress, and disclosed financial struggles including insolvent status and loan-license applications.

Atlanta Wally Butts Curtis Publishing Co Georgia Butts Saturday Evening Post William H. Schroder Jr John Carmichael Star Witness George P. Burnett Carmichael Burnett Paul Bear) Bryant Alabama Bryant Bear Bryant Post Lewis R. Moran Curtis Athens

Red Sox End Nine-Game Slide With 5 4 Win Over Minnesota

Lu Clinton of Boston homered twice and drove in four runs as the Red Sox snap a nine game losing streak with a 5-4 victory over Minnesota. Chris Short of Philadelphia earned his first win against San Francisco in four years, allowing eight hits with eight strikeouts.

Lu Clinton Boston Red Sox Minnesota Chris Short Philadelphia San Francisco Phillies Los Angeles Dodgers Dodger San Francisco Giants Philadelphia Phillies Giants Dodgers Houston Johnny Podres Sandy Koufax Don Drysdale Johnny Callison Short Callison Pittsburgh Roy Sievers Willie Mays Jim Duffalo Lou Clinton

National League Standings and Monday Results

National League teams standings show San Francisco leading with 69 wins and 46 losses, followed by St. Louis and Cincinnati. Monday results include Pittsburgh 4 Houston 2 and Philadelphia 3 San Francisco 1. Remaining games schedule lists several matchups with no results yet.

National League San Fran St. Louis Cincinnati Chicago Pittsburgh Philadel Milwaukee Houston New York Philadelphia San Francisco Los Angeles

Polygraphic Tops Eagles In Bennington League Clash

Polygraphic defeated the Eagles 5 to 1 in Bennington Little League, tying for the lead at 12-3. Bernie Loveland allowed four hits with ten strikeouts and one walk, while John Woodward homered and drove in two runs as Polygraphic staged a three run first inning and added two in the third.

Polygraphic Eagles Bennington Bernie Loveland Dick Cutler Gregg Croft Cutler Poly John Woodward Dave DeRosia Scott Racicot Ed Ballance Mattison Doug Woodward Ballance Duncan Keir

Medico-Dental Golf Tourney Set for Aug 19 at Woodstock

The 28th annual Medico-Dental Golf Tournament will be played at Woodstock Country Club on Monday near Battle of Bennington Day. A Burlington area bus leaves at 9:30 a.m. for attendees. banquet follows at Woodstock Inn with prize presentation and officer election. Open to physicians and dentists in the area. Vermont doctors eligible for trophy prizes. Contact Dr. John J. Butz Jr. for arrangements.

Woodstock Woodstock Country Club Burlington Country Club Woodstock Inn Vermont John J. Butz Jr Ottauquechee Health Center

Patriots Trim Two Linemen

The Boston Patriots released rookie center Bob Dentel of Miami Florida and defensive end Jay Donovan as they prep for an AFL exhibition with the Houston Oilers in Lowell. Coach Mike Holovak plans to audition linebackers Nick Buoniconti and Don McKinnon at center to back up Val Cudzik, after trying tackle Jerry Delucca and guard Tony Sardisco the day before.

Boston Boston Patriots Houston Oilers Lowell Mike Holovak Bob Dentel Miami Fla Jay Donovan Boston College Patriots Nick Buoniconti Dartmouth Don McKinnon Val Cudzik Jerry Delucca Tony Sardisco

Mays Outlines Simple Plan For Slumps

Philadelphia AP Willie Mays of the Giants keeps it simple when batting slumps. He avoids self doubt, trusts his approach, and believes confidence speeds recovery as he works through a .290 mark after a rough stretch. He notes age but cites experience and steady mechanics.

Philadelphia Willie Mays

Red Sox Snap Losing Streak Before Yankee Series

Boston ends a nine game slide with a 5-4 win over the Minnesota Twins as Lu Clinton belts two homers and Felix Mantilla adds one. Dick Radatz finishes 2 2 3 innings to back Bob Heffner in his second win. Boston trails the Yankees by 19 1/2 games and sits a half game out of the first division.

Dusty Lenny Green Minnesota Twins Boston Red Sox Ed Bressoud Bob Tillman Twin Cities Green Twins Jerry Zimmerman Tillman Bressoud Boston Sox Yankees Fenway Park Bill Monbouquette Ralph Terry Lu Clinton Johnny Pesky Felix Mantilla Dick Radatz Radatz Bob Heffner Harmon Killebrew Rich Rollins Chicago White Sox Red Sox

Donkey Baseball Set At Tansitor Field Aug 28

A donkey baseball game between Mule Skinners and Belly Grabbers of Tansitor Electronics is slated for August 28 at 8 p.m. at Vermont 9 field. Players ride donkeys except pitcher catcher and batter. Rules limit dismounts and specify no strikeouts or walks.

Moose Electronics Poly Ab Pello DeRosia Racicot J. Woodward Loveland Robbins Ballance Mattison D. Woodward Eagles Hollister LeBarron Cutler Croff Shoemaker Keir Rf Jones Outwater Sausville LeBen Poly Tansitor Electronics Inc Tansitor Field Vermont

Musial Announces Retirement After 22 Major League Seasons

Stan Musial, 42, announces retirement at season's end after 22 years with the St. Louis Cardinals. He speaks at Grant's Farm amid a Cardinal picnic, pledging ongoing association with the club and plans to run his restaurant and a bat firm.

St, Louis Branch Rickey Old Warhorse Redbird Stan St. Louis Musial Cardinal Cardinals Don Ora

Mammoth Boxer Falls To Underdog In Wild Comeback

In Saratoga Springs Emile Griffith’s main event overshadowed by James J Beattie and John Barrazzi. Barrazzi, a 6-foot-8 Canadian, rises to withstand Beattie’s power and collapses only after a valiant effort. The crowd witnesses a once-in-a-lifetime display of fortitude and grit.

Old Convention Hall Saratoga Springs N.Y Emile Griffith Holly Mims St. Paul Minn Ballyhoo New York Sonny Liston Johnny Addie T. J. Beattie Big James J Hamburg James J John Barrazzi Toronto Canada James J. Beattie Beattie

Phillies Rally Past Giants to Tighten Dodgers Lead

Phillies shock Giants 3 1 to tighten Los Angeles' NL West edge as Dodgers rest. Callison and Short key the win with a late homer and strong pitching while Mays pumps a 14 game hit streak. Boston and Pittsburgh also win as Duffalo loses.

Dodgers Aces Show Signs Of Strain

Milwaukee AP reports the Dodgers, leading the NL since July 2, show fatigue. Don Drysdale and Sandy Koufax complain of stiff arms while Johnny Podres receives trainer help. The staff fears wear-down with many close games as rookie Richie Calmus may step in if allowed.

Milwaukee Aue Dodgers Don Drysdale Sandy Koufax Johnny Podres Drysdale Koufax Cincinnati Richie Calmus

Peabody Tops Burlington for Division One Title in II Playoff

Pitcher Phil Piotrowicz returned from a sick bed to start and lead Peabody to a 2-0 win over Burlington Vermont in the Division One playoff. Desautels delivered a last inning double for an insurance hit, and Tony Porcello hit a two run homer in the fifth. Peabody advances to face Stratford Connecticut in the Eastern Regional Tournament Thursday.

Danvers Mass Phil Piotrowicz Peabody Burlington Piotrowicz New England Stratford Conn

Best Juniors Meet Today In Girls' Matches

The United States and Canada top junior girls golfers start match play at Wolfert's Roost. Co medalists Janis Ferraris and Peggy Conley posted 74s in the 121-girl field, with Jane Balock facing Susan Pompeo in opening rounds.

Albany N.Y United States Canada Golf Association Wolfert Roost Country Club Janis Ferraris San Francisco Peggy Conley Spokane Wash Jane Balock Portsmouth N.H Susan Pompeo West Boylston Mass

Tolle Loses In Skeet Shoot Off Bevis Wins Class

Fritz Tolle of Pownal tied for first in class double A with 99 of 100 at the Vermont Skeet Shooting championship but lost the shoot-off at Franklin County Sportsmen's Club. Ralph Bevis of Bennington captured the class A title with 96 of 100 targets.

Tolle Bevis ST. Albans Fritz Tolle Pownal Vermont Franklin County Ralph Bevis Bennington

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