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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1963
Page
9
The 1963 National League schedule features the All-Star Game set for Tuesday July 9 in Cleveland. Players from NL clubs will compete in the midsummer classic at Municipal Stadium with rosters announced in advance.
Mitch's Barber Shop loses to a Twin City bowling aggregation from Barre by 3225 to 2779 at Bennington Lanes on Saturday.
Palm Springs AP reports Bob Turley now with the Angels will study Yankees pitchers to read giveaway signs before the first meeting. Turley, a former Yankee teammate and sign reader, says several Yankees pitchers will be watched closely and adjusted to by the Angels. He notes his bench scouting and sign-reading skill helped expose habits during 1954-62 with New York.
A crowd of 16,148 attended Lincoln Downs on Friday as one anonymous bettor correctly chose the winners of the last four races to take the track's twin double payoff of 32,198 dollars, leaving 16,147 others disappointed.
Mt Greylock edged Shaftsbury 2 1 in the first game of a best two out of three for the Bi State League title. Fran Mallard and Dick Dupree scored for Greylock after a scoreless first period. Shaftsbury pressed late as goalie Dick Morrell stopped numerous shots. Bill Lincoln scored Shaftsbury’s goal.
Rod Laver the 1962 Grand Slam amateur champion admits he won only two of 21 matches against Ken Rosewall and Lew Hoad on the recent professional tour of Australia and New Zealand. The tour moves to the United States then Europe, with Tony Trabert coordinating and hopes for sponsorships as players seek open events and eventual pro status.
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