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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1965

Page

8

Elks and CYO Battle to 4-4 Tie in Interstate League

The Elks and CYO fought to a 4-4 tie in six innings at North Bennington with the game set to continue tonight at Alumni Field. Key plays featured Woodard’s late triple, Jepson’s strong pitching for the Elks, and Racicot driving in runs for both sides as the teams eye a possible playoff or league title.

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Maloney Hurls Second Shut Out As Reds Slip By Cubs 1-0

Cincinnati pitcher Jim Maloney tossed nine hitless innings for a 1-0 win over the Chicago Cubs in the nightcap, matching a prior no-hit effort while the Reds' offense stalled in regulation. Leo Cardenas belted a 10th inning homer to deliver the victory as Maloney totaled 187 pitches with 12 strikeouts but 10 walks.

Maloney Reds Cubs Jim Maloney Leo Cardenas Cincinnati Wrigley Field Los Angeles Dodgers Giants St. Louis Milwaukee Minnesota Detroit New York Los Angeles Angels Boston Baltimore Mets Chicago Fresno Calif Don Landrum Doug Clemens Billy Williams Ernie Banks Williams Joey Jay Boston Red Sox Baltimore Orioles Yankees Angels Cincinnati Reds Los Angeles Cardinals Braves Grant Cleveland Indians Norm Cash Don Demeter Don Mincher Rich Rollins Tiger al Kaline Earl Battey Twins Jim Lonborg Red Sox Mel Stottlemyre Stottlemyre Clete Boyer

Kaat and Grant Win Twins. Doubleheader 2-1 and 8-3

Jim Kaat earned his 12th win in a 2-1 victory as the Minnesota Twins split a doubleheader with Detroit, while Jim Grant claimed his 16th win in an 8-3 opener. The season spotlighted their resilience amid arm and knee injuries as Minnesota solidified its AL pennant push.

United Press International Jim Kaat Jim Grant Minnesota Twins Kaat Grant Minnesota Detroit Tigers

First Round of Carling Open Rained Out

Rain halted the Curling World championship first round in Worcester Massachusetts delaying the 154-man field. The postponement shifts the 18 hole event to Monday with a possible Tuesday playoff while CBS extends coverage the next day.

Sutton Mass UPI Massachusetts PGA George Archer Gilroy Calif Archer CBS

Baseball Standings and Scores Highlight 1964 season

The standings show Minnesota leading the American League with 77 wins and 44 losses, followed by Chicago, Baltimore, Detroit, and Cleveland tied at 67 wins. New York trails at 62, with Boston and Kansas City in the lower division. Thursday results include New York over Los Angeles 3 1 and Minnesota defeating Detroit 8 3. National League updates showMilwaukee, Chicago and Cincinnati close in the pennant chase with recent scores and Saturday games listed. Kick ing specialist Sam Baker of the Philadelphia Eagles enters the NFL all time top 10 scorers with 586 points, ranking eighth.

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