Rutland Burlington Bennington Survive in Legion Tourney Play
In Bennington on a long sweltering day Rutland Post 31 defeated Barre 3 2 and Burlington no hit Bennington 10 0 as Post 13 edged Barre 1 0 to stay alive. Bucky Long pitched six hit ball with teammates backing him for a dramatic seventh inning scoring play. Major scouts attended as Rutland Burlington Bennington prepared for Friday’s elimination rounds.
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Twins Thump Reeling Sox in Boston
The Minnesota Twins beat the Boston Red Sox 9 to 6 at Fenway, ending a nine game losing streak. Brant Alyea Harmon Killebrew Cesar Tovar and George Mitterwald homered while Bert Blyleven won in relief. The loss drops Boston further in the AL East as Minnesota closes in on the West lead and faces Chicago next.
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Fire disrupts Patriots Redskins preseason game at Alumni Stadium
A fire at Boston College Alumni Stadium halted the Patriots Redskins preseason clash for over 20 minutes with about 8,000 fans evacuating safely. Washington’s Sonny Jurgensen threw four TD passes, including three to Jerry Smith, in a 45-21 Redskins win as other NFL results from the day rolled in.
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Major League Standings and Tuesday Baseball Schedule
Major League standings feature Sutton and Gibson atop the matchups with San Francisco facing Pittsburgh and Philadelphia meeting Cincinnati. The day’s scheduled games include Detroit at Oakland and Cleveland at California, plus Baltimore at Milwaukee and Kansas City at Washington, with several night matches and multiple pitchers listed for each duel.
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Dave Stockton Captures PGA Title In Tulsa Drama
Dave Stockton edged Arnold Palmer by two strokes at 279 to Palmer’s 281, wrapping up a dramatic victory on the 72nd green. The 28-year-old pro spoke of the meaning beyond the $40,000 winner’s check, while Palmer rued missed birdie chances as Hinson Littler and Nicklaus chased from the pack.
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Fire erupts in Alumni Stadium during Boston Patriots game
A fire broke out in the eastern wooden stands of Boston College Alumni Stadium during an exhibition with the Boston Patriots and Washington Redskins. Over 8,000 spectators fled to the field as flames reached 15 to 20 feet, halting play for about 25 minutes before the crowd returned and the game resumed with 11:18 left.
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Milwaukee Rescues Scoreboard Sitter
The Milwaukee Brewers rally from a 3-0 deficit to beat the Cleveland Indians 4-3 in front of a season high 44,387 at County Stadium. Milton Mason, aged 69 and known as Bernie Brewer, ended his scoreboard sit after promising to stay until 40,000 fans attended a home game. The Twins snapped a nine game skid by routing the Red Sox 9-6 to gain on the Athletics, who lost to the Orioles 2-1.
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