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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1963

Page

6

Dodgers Take Lead With Miller Relief Victory over Milwaukee

Los Angeles Dodgers move 614 games ahead in the NL with a 2-1 win over Milwaukee as Bob Miller secures the decision. He entered the ninth after a Braves rally, retiring the final out for the win. Miller, now 9-8 with two saves, shifted from starter to full-time reliever two weeks earlier.

Bob Miller Los Angeles Dodgers Milwaukee Miller Braves Sandy Koufax Doug Camilli Dodger Eddie Mathews Gene Oliver Dennis Menke Roy McMillan Lee Walls Dodgers Bob Shaw Ron Fairly Willie Davis Camilli Ellsworth Mets

U S Swimmers Beat Japan in Osaka and Tokyo Tour

A U S touring swim group led by Don Schollander won 11 of 13 events in Osaka and earlier in Tokyo, breaking three world records. Carl Robie swam the 200m butterfly in 2 8.3, and Schollander clocked 1 58.4 in the 200m freestyle, both under two minutes. The 400m medley relay also beat the world mark. In baseball, Al Downing and Gary Peters excel as the Yankees and White Sox split a doubleheader with Downing tossing a two hitter and Peters earning his 10th straight win in extra innings.

Osaka Japan United States Don Schollander U.S Tokyo Carl Robie University of Michigan Australia Keven Berry Schollander Santa Clara Calif Robert Windle Indianapolis A.C Dick McGeach Southern Cal Bill Craig Walter Richardson Minnesota Steve Clark Yale

Yankees’ Al Downing Seeks No-Hit Game In Win Over White Sox

Al Downing pitched a two-hit shutout as the Yankees beat the White Sox 4-0 in the opener of a doubleheader. Elston Howard hit two homers, and Downing raised his record to 10-4 while Gary Peters won the second game for the White Sox in 12 innings.

Downing Ron Hansen Chicago White Sox Elston Howard White Sox Gary Peters Yankees Yanks Minnesota Baltimore Orioles Orioles Cleveland Boston Red Sox Red Sox Detroit Tigers Kansas City Washington Los Angeles Angels Yankee Staium Peters Camilo Pascual Pascual Bob Heffner Tito Francona Indians Francona Dick Radatz Bill Monbouquette Lu Clinton Gary Geiger

Baseball scores and schedules from a soft-edged box score page

Saturday results include New York 5 at Chicago 0 and Cincinnati 3 at San Francisco in 13 innings. Sundays show Cincinnati 8 at San Francisco 2 and Philadelphia 4 at Pittsburgh in 11 innings. League standings list New York atop the American with Minnesota, Chicago, Baltimore, Cleveland, Boston, Detroit, Los Angeles, Kansas City, and Washington following with daily games and twin bills noted.

New York Chicago San Francisco Cincinnati Pittsburgh Philadelphia Houston St. Louis Milwaukee Los Angeles W. L. Pet. G.B. New York Minnesota Baltimore Cleveland Boston Detroit L.A Kansas C Washington Kansas City W. L. Pet B. L.A el San Fran Philadel Yastrzemski Kaline Tresh Stuart Ward Alvis Causey Hinton Versalles Killebrew Aparicio Peters Pascual Monbouquette Minneapolis Vikings Giants Oakland New York Jets Grady Wade Atlanta Green Bay Packers

Minor League Scores Across Leagues

In the International League Buffalo defeated Jacksonville 10 to 7 while Richmond beat Toronto 2 to 1. Columbus lost to Rochester 1 to 6 and Syracuse won 5 to 3 in extra innings. Indianapolis edged Arkansas 2 to 1 in 11 innings. Jacksonville 1, Buffalo 7. Richmond 6, Toronto 5. Columbus 5, Atlanta 0. Syracuse 8, Rochester 3. Arkansas 3, Indianapolis 2 in 13 innings.

Buffalo Jacksonville Richmond Toronto Atlanta Columbus Rochester Syracuse Indianapolis Arkansas San Diego Tacoma Dallas-Fort Worth Denver

McKinley and Ralston Secure Doubles Crown in Brookline

Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston, top U S tennis players, cemented their doubles partnership by defeating Rafael Osuna and Antonio Palafox 9 7 4 6 5 7 6 3 11 9 for the national doubles title in Brookline. Their win anchors the United States Davis Cup campaign with the American Zone semifinals secured in Los Angeles. The women's title went to Margaret Smith and Robyn Ebbern after a 4 6 10 8 3 upset over Darlene Hard and Maria Bueno.

Brookline, Mass Chuck McKinley Dennis Ralston America McKinley Osuna Palafox U.S Los Angeles Margaret Smith Robyn Ebbern Darlene Hard Maria Bueno Brazil

Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching

Major League leaders across both leagues include Groat St Louis and T Davis Los Angeles leading runs and hits with 95 and 172 respectively. Aaron Milwaukee tops runs batted in 106 and home runs 33. Koufax Los Angeles strikes out 239 with Drysdale 215.

Groat St. Louis T. Davis Los Angeles Aaron Milwaukee Mays San Francisco Milwau Kee White Pinson Cincinnati Gonzalez Philadelphia McCovey Wills Robinson Perranoski McBean Pittsburgh Koufax Drysdale

Pott Prevails In Akron Classic Four Strokes Up On Palmer

Johnny Pott delivers a closing 70 for a 276 total to win the American Golf Classic at Firestone, earning $9,000. He tops Arnold Palmer by four strokes as Palmer finishes even par 280, with Julius Boros and Dave Hill close behind. The 27-year-old from Cape Girardeau, Missouri, defeats a strong crowd of 10,070 on a demanding course.

New York Mets Chicago Cubs Mets Dodgers Akron, Ohio Arnold Johnny Pott Arnold Palmer Pott Cape Girardeau Palmer Julius Boros Miller Barber Arnie Firestone Country Club LSU

New Hampshire Beats Vermont in Shrine Maple Sugar Game

New Hampshire All Stars topped Vermont 9 0 in the Shrine Maple Sugar game as quarterback Bill Vasilios of Manchester Memorial scored on a one yard run and a late safety. New Hampshire leads series six wins to two with two ties. Vermont never crossed midfield.

Hanover N. H New Hampshire Vermont New Hampshire All Stars Bill Vasilios Vasilios Manchester Memorial

Speedy Scot Favored in 38th Hambletonian at Du Quoin

Speedy Scot, trained and driven by Ralph Baldwin of Pompano Beach Florida, opens as the 2-5 favorite for the 38th Hambletonian at Du Quoin State Fairgrounds. The 3 year old trotter seeks trotters’ triple crown after winning Yonkers Futurity despite a break and aims for Lexington Kentucky Futurity on Oct. 4. Thirteen other trotters join a 14-horse field as the event reaches its sixth consecutive year at the Illinois fair.

Speedy Scot Kentucky Lexington

Lefty Gomez Hospitalized After Gall Bladder Attack

Vernon Lefty Gomez, former Yankee pitcher, is resting in Elliot Community Hospital after an apparent gall bladder attack. Attending physician Dr. Richard James said Gomez is doing very nicely and will be hospitalized indefinitely.

Keene, N.H Vernon Lefty Gomez New York Yankee Gomez Elliot Community Hospital Richard James

Jimmy Brown Dominates As Browns Rout 49ers

Jimmy Brown, feared fullback of the Cleveland Browns, rushes for 68 yards on 13 carries with two touchdowns and adds an 80 yard TD pass to Ray Renfro. He also catches three passes for 19 yards as Cleveland dominates in an exhibition in San Francisco. Attendance: 28,335.

Associated Press Jimmy Brown Cleveland Browns San Francisco Fleet Ray Renfro Orr Browns

Somerville Falls to Long Beach in Legion Tournament

In Keene New Hampshire the opening round of the American Legion baseball world series featured Long Beach California scoring a 4 2 victory over Somerville Massachusetts. The upset ends Somerville’s bid as the second half of the round continued with Greensboro Memphis Evansville facing Gaslight Post Washington Omaha routing Roseburg 23 9.

Keene N.H Greensboro N.C Memphis Charlie Shimerdla Tom

Pennel clears 17 feet but misses at 17 1 in Buffalo meet

John Pennel, 23, the pole vault sensation, posted 16 ft 3 in in the Buffalo Firefighters Association championships after a 17 ft mark at Miami. He failed at 17-1 twice while aiming higher. Other sports notes include Vikings upset Giants 17-16, Packers 26-7 over Bears, and NFL results from Saturday games.

Buffalo N.Y John Pennel Buffalo Firefighters’ Association University of Miami Pennel United States

Strikes and Spares Weekly Bowling Standings

Tuesday Summer League results show Volkswagen 1 3 Greenes Mobil 3 1 while Whitmans Feed and Manchester 5? 31 mirror tight scores. High singles and triples are listed for players such as Burgess Holden Harrington Andrews Hogel Hilchey Mattison Kahwajy with scores ranging from 189 to 595 across teams.

Volkswagen Greenes Mobil E. Burgess Holden Harrington Whitmans Feed Diamonds Andrews Manchester Kennedy’s Plumbers Hogel

Fairdale Farms to Play Display in Exhibition

Fairdale Farms of the Bennington Minor League will host an exhibition game against the Display team from Bennington Little League at 6 p.m. Tuesday. The venue is Little League Park off County Street. Fairdale players should turn in uniform shirts Tuesday evening per manager Toby Allen.

Fairdale Farms Bennington Little League Park County Street Fairdale Toby Allen

Golfers Made Correct Decision in National Amateur

In Williamstown Massachusetts Anne Quast Welts won the 36 hole final 2 and 1 over Peggy Conley a Spokane Washington teen. Welts a 1963 third time winner previously taking titles in 1958 and 1961 entered last minute at her husband attorney's urging. Conley 16 from Spokane reached semis in Western Junior and finals of the National Girls Tour with Albany NY nearby influences.

Williamstown Mass Anne Quast Welts Peggy Conley Welts Spokane Wash Mt. Vernon, Wash Wells Miss Conley Galleries Albany N.Y

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