Vermont Tops New Hampshire in Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl
Vermont defeated New Hampshire 27 13 at Dartmouth Memorial Stadium to claim its first Shrine Bowl win in three years. Dave Shumate led Vermont with 146 passing yards and 141 rushing yards while Don Picard and Jim Everts scored and Brad Stevens keyed defense with interceptions.
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Skowron's Three-Run Homer Sparks White Sox Past Orioles 3-0
Bill Skowron hit a three-run homer off Robin Roberts as the Chicago White Sox defeated Baltimore 3-0 to move within a half game of first place. Horlen earned his 10th win, while Roberts took the loss as the pennant race tightened in September.
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Radatz Nears Pitching Record With Nine Games Left
Boston reliever Dick Radatz has appeared in 66 games and needs nine more to break the modern record of 74 set by Jim Konstanty in 1950. He insists his arm is fine and relies mainly on a blazing fastball to overpower hitters like Mickey Mantle who have struggled against him.
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Eagles Hope For Improvement Under Kuharich In 1964
Philadelphia coach Joe Kuharich and owner Jerry Wolman aim to lift the Eagles after five wins in two seasons. New players like Jim Rin and Ollie Matson join the lineup as Norm Snead and King Hill start at quarterback, with a rebuilding emphasis on consistency and efficiency.
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Phillies Hold NL Lead Amid Mixed Week for Giants Reds
The Phillies maintained a 51 percent edge in the National League after a seven game span in which they won three. Meanwhile the Reds and Giants each failed to seize ground with mixed results in their seven games. Pirates crushed Philadelphia 10 to 2 as Reds beat Houston 7 to 6 and Giants edged Milwaukee 8 to 10 4 but then dropped a 7 to 4 loss. Bob Veale struck out seven for Pittsburgh with Roberto Clemente and Gene Freese each collecting three hits.
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National League and American League results and standings
NL standings show Philadelphia ahead with 78 wins. Cincinnati 73, San Francisco 73, St. Louis 71. Milwaukee 66, Pittsburgh 66, Los Angeles 62, Chicago 60, Houston 57, New York 44. Dodgers beat Mets 5-1. Cubs beat Mets 7-3. AL results include Orioles 3, White Sox 0. Yankees 9, Red Sox 3. Twins 5, Washington 4. Indians 6, Kansas City 5. Curtis Simmons 14th win. Hank Aaron homer. Frank Robinson key for Reds.
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Nichols Edges Palmer by One Stroke in Open
Bobby Nichols captured golf’s richest event, the Carling Open in Birmingham, finishing two under par 278 to edge Arnold Palmer by one stroke and claim $35,000 for his education fund. Arnold Palmer earned $17,000, with Gary Player third and Ben Hogan tied for fourth.
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Bennington Lanes Hosts City League Captains Meeting
A meeting of all team captains from the Men's City League is set for Tuesday at 7:30 PM at Bennington Lanes. New teams are urged to attend to complete the schedule.
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