Eagles Clinch Little League Pennant With 2-1 Win
The Eagles beat Poly graphic 2-1 at County Street Park to claim the pennant on a two runs rally in the fourth and a final two out play in the sixth. Dick Cutler Jim Leben and Jim Shoemaker delivered the key two base hits as Poly had led 1-0 on Bernie Loveland’s RBI.
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Eagles
Bennington
Polygraphic
County Street Park
Poly
Dick Cutler
Jim Leben
Jim Shoemaker
Bernie Loveland
Jim Robbins
Jeff Pello
Robbins
Duncan Keir
Greg Croff
Leben
Gymkhana results highlight GMJAC event and standings
Green Mountain Autosports Club held its Just for Fun gymkhana on the First National lot with 37 entries and 15 relays. Winners included Lenny Dranito in class A, Dave Quickerton in class B, Richard McCaughn in class C, and Elizabeth Coeiss in the women's class, with Pastrami and Roly Heacox and Lenny Dranito taking the team relay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Mountain Autosports Club
Lenny Dranito
Delmar
N.Y
Richard Graham
Pownal Center
Ned McGurn
Bennington
Lotus
Dave Quickerton
Albany
Fred Thompson
Burnt Hills
Austin
Karmann Ghia
Mickey LeVan
Loudonville
Spitfire
Robert Condon
Corvair Spyder
Elizabeth Coeiss
West Sand Lake
Sprite
Delores Dranito
Jeanne Hopkins
Scotia
Pastrami
Roly Heacox
Wayne Fitzgerald
Greenwich
32 Remain In Women's Amateur Golf
Judy Bell survived a four hole deficit after 10 holes to finish with a 74 and reach the third and fourth rounds at the 63rd Women's National Amateur Championship at Taconic Golf Club in Williamstown. Defending champion JoAnne Gunderson defeated Pat Johnson 7 and 6, with other second round victors including Anne Quast Wells Nancy Holmes and Carol Sorenson.
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Williamstown
Mass
Judy Bell
Taconic Golf Club
Miss Bell
Polly Riley
Fort Worth
Tex
Seattle, Wash
Nancy Holmes
Nashville, Tenn
Arizona State College
Carol Sorenson
Janesville, Wis
Minor League Scores Across International and Pacific Coast Leagues
Baseball results from the International League and Pacific Coast League show Columbus 6 Jacksonville 3 and 2-1, Atlanta 5 Indianapolis 2, Arkansas 10 Buffalo 9 in 11 innings, Syracuse 5-7 Toronto 2-5, Richmond 2-6 Rochester 1-1, Salt Lake 4 Dallas-Fort Worth 3 in 10 innings, Seattle 5 Portland 1, Denver 84 Oklahoma City 7-6, Spokane 4 San Diego 3, Hawaii 12 Tacoma 9.
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Columbus
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Indianapolis
Arkansas
Buffalo
Syracuse
Toronto
Richmond
Rochester
Salt Lake
Dallas-Fort Worth
Seattle
Portland
Denver
Oklahoma City
Spokane
San Diego
Hawaii
Tacoma
Palmer Defeats Rodgers And Cupit In Playoff
Palmer wins playoff against Rodgers and Cupit in Atlanta as the Saturday Evening Post fights a 3.06 million libel judgment awarded to Wallace Butts. The federal jury found the Post harmed Butts' reputation over a 1962 Georgia Alabama game report.
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Palmer
Rodgers
Cupit
Saturday Evening Post
Atlanta
University of Georgia
Wallace Butts
Post
Butts
Curtis Publishing Co
Georgia
Alabama
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Luther Graves Tourney Opens With Wide Sal’s Win
The Bennington Softball League tournament began with Sal's defeating Ben Mont 18 to 7 and Prince's-Waite's beating Cushman's 19 to 10. Tonight feature Tansitor versus Davey Oil at Memorial Park with single elimination play. director Dick Long urges start by 6 15 p.m.
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Sal’s
Prince’s-Waite
Luther Graves
Bennington Softball League
Ben Mont
Prince’s - Waite
Cushman’s
Tansitor
Davey Oil
Memorial Park
Dick Long
A W Leads Minors With 8 1 Record
League leading A W sits 8 1 on the season in Benning ton Minor League and faces Sal's team in a 6 p.m. league game at the Minor League Field after a 12 7 win over second place Fairdale Farms. Fairdale meets Blue Bean Diner at 6 p.m. Thursday at the same field.
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A&w
Bennington
Sal
Fairdale Farms
Farmers
Fairdale
Blue Bean Diner
Old Masters Classic set for lucrative playoff action
Prince Waite and Rich Palmer or Nick Caslin contend in the Classic with a $89,000 sweep up for grabs and a post event chance in Long Island. Krystowiak leads a 644 pace as Campbell hooks with Gary Player in an exhibition in Waukegan for a $50,000 prize before the World Series return to Firestone on September 7-8.
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Akron, Ohio
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Palmer
Phil Rodgers
Jacky Cupit
Firestone Country Club
Rogers
Cupit
Nicklaus
Prince
Waite
Ab Rich
Nick Caslin
Lynch
Krystowiak
Campbell c
Gary Player
Parmenter
Waukegan
Alcorta
Ill
Mattison
Firestone
Nick's of Watervliet Wins H.F. Softball Tournament
Nick's Tavern of Watervliet, New York, clinched the Hoosick Falls Invitational title after a sequence of tense games. Lou Smith endured two near no hitters, while Laplante of Cozy Corners stalled the Concessionaires in a 3-0 semifinal. In the other semi, Nicks beat Hudson Falls Faculty 1-0 in 10 innings with Warren Carr earning the win on a walk, steal, sacrifice, and passed ball sequence.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Nicks Tavern
Watervliet
Lou Smith
Lou
Jack Yattan
Hudson Falls
Laplante
Williamstown
Milt Gardner
Nicks
Warren Carr
Chick Chickanis
Tom Spohr
Concessionaires
Connally
Smith
Delaney
Nicks George Roe
Walt Seney
Joe Brant
Pat Connors
Spohr
Duane Davis
Volt
Somerville Wins Region One Title in Junior Legion Baseball
Somerville Mass defeated Bath Maine 5 1 to win Region One and advance to the Little World Series in Keene New Hampshire. Winning pitcher Jack Mountain carried a near no hitter through seven innings before allowing a single in the eighth and two more in the ninth. Somerville's first round opponent at Keene is West Coster ton wines.
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Springfield
Mass
Somerville
Keene
N.H
Bath
Maine
Jack Mountain
West Cosrtecton Wines
Georgia Coach Replaces Assistant After Libel Verdict
Georgia head coach Johnny Griffith relieved assistant John Gregory of his duties following the Wallen Butts libel suit verdict of 3.06 million dollars. Gregory testified for Butts while Griffith testified for the Post. Wyatt Posey takes over as defensive line and end coach.
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Johnny Griffith
Butts
Georgia
Georgia Grid
Athens, Ga
John Gregory
Wallace Butts
Saturday Evening Post
Griffith
Gregory
Wyatt Posey
Drabowsky Hurls One-Hitter and Doublebill Heroics
Don Blasingame spoiled Moe Drabowsky’s one hitter with a fourth inning bunt single as Washington swept the doubleheader in Kansas City. Edswards powered the first game 9-0, Lumpe’s 14th inning homer clinched the second 7-5 in 14, and Ford endured late jams in New York. Davis and Davilillo delivered key ninth inning runs as Cleveland beat New York 2-1. White Sox and Tigers won with strong pitching support from Pizarro and Aguirre churning out two and six runs respectively. Angels and Orioles rain out.
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Don Blasingame
Washington
Moe Drabowsky
Kansas City
Athletics
Doc Edwards
Jerry Lumpe
Dick Donovan
Vic Davalillo
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
White Sox
Boston
Juan Pizarro
Hank Aguirre
Rocky Colavito
Norm Cash
Detroit
Minnesota
Los Angeles Angels
Orioles
Baltimore
Blasingame
Drabowsky
Edwards
Claude Osteen
Lumpe
Don Rudolph
Dave Wickersham
Whitey Ford
Woodie Held
Donovan
Jerry Kindall
Davilillo
A’s
Lee Maye
Braves
San Francisco
Giants
Los Angeles
Phillies
New York Mets
Grover Powell
Cincinnati
Joe Nuxhall
Houston
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Dodgers
Cardinals
Dodgers Stretch Lead to Six and a Half With Cool-Off Victory over St. Louis
Dodgers toppled the Cardinals 7-5 to extend their NL lead to six and a half games as Lee Maye and Bob Sadowski powered key rallies. Bill White built the late-inning error margin, while Billy Pierce took the loss for the Giants in a nationally noted set of results.
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Dodgers
St. Louis
San Francisco
Giants
Milwaukee
Lee Maye
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Bill White
John Roseboro
Frank Howard
Willie Davis
Maury Wills
Jim Gilliam
Ron Fairly
Bob Miller
Billy Pierce
Gene Oliver
Joe Torre
Roy McMillan
Bob Bolin
Bolin
Maye
Bob Sadowski
Bob Shaw
Pierce
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Frank Malzone
Boston Red Sox
John Woodward
Croft
Little League All Stars
Northeast
Hollister
Harwood
Cutler
Lerew
Shoemaker
P Outwater
Keir
Sausville
Pello
DeRosia
Racicot
Happy Eagles
Damelf Hoyt
Haynes
Bourdon
Callahan
Childs
Wassick
Cotac Dunklee
BenMont
Gardner
DuBois
Pacher
Golfin
Granger
Boyle
Woodell
Sweet
Crawford
Mes
Nick’s of
H.F
L. Pet
Kansas C
Los A
Cozy Corners
Chickanis
Roussiau
Gene Salluzzo
P’s-W
Cushman
Bryant
Frank Graham Jr
Atelanta Insurance
George P. Burnett
Burnett
National League
L. Pet. G.B
San Fran
Phila
Pitts
Morrissey
Squires
Livingston
Peckham
Reagan
Farnum
Ayres
Barney
Baldwin
Hollis
Chevrolet
Bel-Air
Ivory
Eddington
Main St. Bennington
Triple ‘‘S
Grand Union Empire
Legion Regional
Ment
The
Associated Press
Stan Williams
Lone Senator
Cal Koonce
Los Angeles Dodgers
Vermont Bank and Trust CO
Fideral Bupowt
Brattleboro - Rutland
Cellows Falls
Chester
Aay
Vela Meadly
MICH
Pittsfield
West Lebanon, N. Y
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