Green Mountain Race Track Golf Tourney tops five-year history
The Fifth Annual Green Mountain Race Track Invitational drew 107 players the largest field yet at Mt Anthony Country Club. Buzz Barber won low gross with 74 while Allied Champion Paul Dubois edged rivals by three strokes to receive the Schaefer Trophy. Pro Ben Toski led pro low gross, and jockey Kenny Pruden took low net among jockeys. Track employes saw Basil French lead, with Mack O Dowd earning shortest tee shot and Randy Mook the longest. A left hander, Jinx Lebanowsk i, had the longest drive. A pair of eagles appeared on 16 with Bud Sears nearly scoring an ace on nine. The loudest shorts award went to Judge George Fienberg and Rep Joe Caracciola earned longest and loudest shorts. Guests came from New York and nearby states. proceeds benefited the LPN Scholarship Fund at Putnam Memorial Hospital. The event, sponsored by H M Stevens Corp and run by Eugene Strze sak and Art Patten Jr, ends with a dance and plans for a pro-am next year.
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Mt. Anthony Country Club
Barber
Bill Bruff
Mark Harris
Paul Dubois
Schaefer
Frank Kelly
Ben Toski
Adams Country Club
John Cameron Sr
John Cameron Jr
Dick O’dowd
Don Boisvert
Cameron
Basil French
Bud’ Sears
Len Fortin
Randy Mook
Mack O’dowd
Phil ‘Stretch
Hammond
Lebanowski
Bennington
Bud’’ Sears
George Fienberg
Joe Caracciola
New York
Vermont
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
H. M. Stevens Corp
Green Mountain Race Track
Eugene Strzesak
Art Patten Jr
Strzesak
Phyllis Coburn
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Fairway Fund
H.M. Stevens
Green Mountain
League Standings and Friday Schedule Mixed Actions
Standings show Atlanta 1 Pittsburgh 0 Houston 5 St Louis 1 after 10 innings. New York 4 San Diego 1 Montreal 3 Los Angeles 7. Today's probable pitchers list Pappas Blass Arrigo Jenkins Wilson Carlton Stoneman Bunning Champion Sadecki with games across multiple cities Cincinnati Chicago Philadelphia San Francisco Oakland Detroit Seattle Baltimore Kansas City Boston Minnesota Cleveland Chicago and Oakland Washington and New York on Friday night.
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Jenkins
Houston
Wilson
St. Louis
Carlton
Montreal
Stoneman
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Bunning
Cine
Pitts
San Diego
Phila
New York
San Fran
Oakland
C. Dobson
Detroit
Lolich
Seattle
Talbot
Baltimore
Cuellar
Kansas City
Bunker
Boston
Culp
Minn
Cleveland
Calif
Wash
Rampaging Redlegs Rip Crumbling Chicago Cubs
The Cincinnati Reds defeated the Chicago Cubs 6-3 as Lee May and Alex Johnson homered. The win kept Cincinnati 12 games behind the San Francisco Giants, who beat Philadelphia 8-7 in 10 innings. Other scores: Atlanta 1-0 over Pittsburgh, Houston 5-1 over St Louis in 10, New York 4-1 over San Diego, Los Angeles 7-3 over Montreal. In the American League, New York beat Chicago 6-3. Boston 4-3 over Kansas City. Baltimore 7-2 over Seattle. California 4-1 over Cleveland in 10. Detroit 2-0 over Oakland. Minnesota 4-2 over Washington. Ken Holtzman took the loss for the Cubs as Tony Cloninger improved. Giants extended win streak with Jim Davenport’s bases-loaded single. Willie McCovey and Johnny Callison contributed offensively. Frank Linzy earned the win in relief. Doug Rader and Tom Griffin highlighted the late rally for the Cardinals. Dodgers stay four games behind Giants after Bill Singer improved to 16-8. Willie Davis extended his hitting streak to 24. Mets beat the Pirates as Jerry Koosman pitched and batted.
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Alex Johnson
Reds
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San Francisco
Philadelphia
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Cleveland
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Minnesota
Washington
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Clay Carroll
Ken Holtzman
Jim Davenport
Giants
Willie McCovey
Johnny Callison
Phillies
Frank Linzy
Phil Niekro
Pirates
Niekro
Tony Gonzalez
Doug Rader
Bob Gibson
Tom Griffin
Griffin
Fred Gladding
Bill Singer
Dodgers
Willie Davis
Expos
Jerry Koosman
Mets
New Yorkers
Koosman
Oliie Brown
York Pirates Clinch Flag With Twin Win
York Pirates clinched the Eastern League title by sweeping a doubleheader from the Reading Phillies 6-4 and 3-1 in York. The win extended Yorks streak to 11 and gave a nine game lead with eight games left. Pablo Cruz had three singles in the opener and Frank Brosseau pitched well in the nightcap.
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United Press International
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York
Pirates
Reading
Pablo Cruz
Frank Brosseau
Elmira
Pittsfield
Manchester
Waterbury
Red Sox
RBI
Bud Hunter
Royals Sign Eight-Year Vet Adrian Smith to 1969 70 Deal
Cincinnati basketball news reports Adrian Odie Smith a veteran of eight years in the NBA has signed his 1969 70 contract with the Cincinnati Royals continuing his pro career with the franchise.
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UPI
Adrian “Odie” Smith
National Basketball Association
Cincinnati Royals
Eyes of Texas in Astrodome Rivalry for Governor Cup
The Houston Oilers meet the Dallas Cowboys in a Governor's Cup clash as Gov. Preston Smith attends. In Reading Pennsylvania Eagles rookie Leroy Keyes, who signed a contract around 200,000, prepares to study playbooks and might see Saturday action versus the Giants. The weekend also features 13 AFL NFL exhibitions with KC, St Louis, and a Cleveland doubleheader headlining.
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Astrodome
Houston Oilers
Dallas Cowboys
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Eagles
Leroy Keyes
Preston Smith
Reading
Eagles
Jerry Williams
Keyes
Purdue
AFL
NFL
Kansas City
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