Yanks Smash Boston Twice and Cards Hold NL Edge
The Yankees swept Boston 4-2 and 4-11 4, extending their AL lead while Boston dropped four games back. In the NL, the Cardinals were edged 1-0 by Houston as San Francisco topped Cincinnati 7-3 and Milwaukee beat Los Angeles 7-0. Yogi Berra hit a three run homer in the first game. Robin Roberts pitched 13 1 3 innings in a 3-1 Orioles loss.
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Julio Navarro
Angels
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Bennington Legion Falls 8 3 to Rutland in Sunday Game
West Rutland hosts a 8-3 Bennington loss as Rutland Legion collects 11 hits and five Bennington errors. Bob Babson takes the loss with 6 hits, a strikeout, and four walks as Bennington drops to 1-2 in district play. Proctor remains undefeated in Legion play with a 29-2 win over Wallingford. Skinny Brown of the Colts blanks St Louis Cardinals 1-0.
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Bennington American Legion
Rutland Legion
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Bobby Walston Returns for Patriots Bid
Bobby Walston comes out of retirement to challenge Gino Capelletti for a pass receiving and placekicking berth with the Boston Patriots. The former NFL star, 34, agreed with coach Mike Holovak after 12 seasons with the Philadelphia Eagles.
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Philadelphia Eagles
Boros Blows Cleveland Open Playoff Chance
National Open champion Julius Boros slammed a ball out of bounds on six in the third round, costing him 17 683 33 and a shot at the top prize. Palmer Lema and Aaron reached an 18 hole playoff for the Cleveland Open title after tight totals.
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Aaron
Cleveland
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Tony Lema
Tommy Aaron
Beechmont Country Club
Seeding Committee Criticized as Wimbledon Heads to Quarterfinals
Wimbledon enters the second half with eight men remaining. Roy Emerson is top seed, Manuel Santana second, Chuck McKinley fourth. five others fell early. Critics say Rafael Osuna and Ramanathan Krishnan deserved seeds. Women seeds largely held, with six of eight in the quarterfinals.
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Australia
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Spain
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San Antonio
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Mexico
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India
Baseball doubleheader results and standings update
Kansas City and Baltimore split a 14 inning and 12 inning twin bill with 3-3 and 1-4 scores. Cleveland beat Chicago 5-2. Los Angeles defeated Detroit 7-4. rain postponed Minnesota at Washington. Boston visits New York. Kansas City hosts Baltimore. Various NL games show St Louis and LA atop. Chicago and Philadelphia in tight races.
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L.A
Wash
Red Sox and Indians win in Norshaft Arlington league
The Norshaft Arlington Litt le League ends first half with Red Sox beating Dodgers 13 to 2 and Indians edging Braves 5 to 3. Giants lead with 8-2 half record, Pirates and Indians tied for second at 6-4. Red Sox 4-6, Braves and Dodgers 3-7. All-Stars named. second half schedule coming. Merrill Landau hits grand slam for Red Sox. Allan Sands homers for Braves. Bryan Stemp homers for Indians.
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Clark Wins French Grand Prix Moves Toward Driving Title
Scotlands Jimmy Clark captured the French Grand Prix in Reims leading from the start in a Lotus. The victory, his third of the season, gives him a large points edge toward the world driving championship as rain trimmed his margin late but did not threaten his win over Tony Maggs and Graham Hill.
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Australia
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Granada Hills
Stretch Van Steenburg Wins at Lebanon Races
Stretch Van Steenburg of Saugerties N Y the 1960 track champion won the 25 lap feature at Lebanon Valley Speedway Saturday night from a rear starting position. Joe Messina of Albany climbed from 33rd to second with Ed Delmolino third and Nelson Grignon fourth as the event finished in a brisk 1 hour 32 minutes. A charity drive raised 1324 for the widow D D Rebel Harris.
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Saugerties
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Lebanon
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Brennan
Rip Risley
Risley
Joe Messina
Albany
Ed Delmolino
Great Barrington
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Cohoes
Wisted Golf Tourney Saturday at Mt Anthony Club
The annual Jack Wisted foot ball golf tournament at Mt Anthony Country Club will be played Saturday. It is a member member event with qualifying held this week. Officials urge players to register and qualify promptly.
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Mt. Anthony Country Club
Locche Wins South American Lightweight Title in Buenos Aires
Nicolino Loc che of Argentina outpointed Se bastiao Nascimento of Brazil in Buenos Aires to claim the South American lightweight title. Locche earned the decision after 15 rounds, sealing a notable regional championship victory.
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Brazil
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Ken Rosewall Captures United States Pro Tennis Title
Ken Rosewall defeated Rod Laver 6-4 6-2 6-2 in the four day Forest Hills final to win the United States Pro Tennis Championship. The victory added to his 1963 haul with four pro titles in the U.S. and brought his yearly earnings near $50,000. Rosewall and Laver also won the doubles, defeating Earl Buchholz Jr. and Alex Olmedo 7-5 10-8 7-5.
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United States
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St. Louis
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Los Angeles
Minor League Results From Sunday and Saturday
Baseball results from the International League show Arkansas 8-1 over Columbus 5-6, Atlanta 2-10 vs Buffalo 1-2, Rochester 3-1 over Richmond 1-0, Indianapolis 14-3 beating Jacksonville 2-7, Syracuse 7-5 over Toronto 3-6, Columbus 3- Arkansas 2, Indianapolis 6 over Jacksonville 2, Richmond 9 over Rochester 8 in 11 innings, Toronto 5 over Syracuse 2. Pacific Coast League games include Tacoma 5-1 over Hawaii 1-4, Salt Lake City 6-4 over San Diego 4-0, Denver 5-8 over Seattle 4-7, Spokane at Dallas-Fort Worth 2 postponed by rain, Oklahoma City 5 over Portland 1. Saturday results list Oklahoma City 7 over Portland 3, Spokane 8-3 over Dallas-Fort Worth 0-6, Denver 4 over Seattle 0, Salt Lake City 4 over San Diego 3, Tacoma 5 over Hawaii 2.
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Interstate League Baseball Tonight Postponed
The Interstate League game in North Bennington between CYO and the Elks was postponed due to vacation schedules. Lukies visit North Bennington and Kiwanis of Hoosick Falls play in Arlington with 5 45 p.m. start times.
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South Dorset Man Wins Class In Laconia
Raymond Wright of South Dorset won first place in class 4 at the New England National Motorcycle races in Laconia New Hampshire on Wednesday June 19. He rode a Harley Davidson Sprint at about 57 mph on an eighth mile course. Wright has 15 years of riding experience and also raced a Honda in prior events. He and his wife run the Elm Texaco Service Station known as Jewell's store to Dorset residents.
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Wright
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Dorset
All Night Racing At Green Mountain Park Ends Day Racing
Vermont's first pari mutuel meet ends daytime racing at Green Mountain Park as management shifts to evening programs from Monday to Saturday with a 7 45 p m post time through July 27. The final daylight program drew a 145666 handle and Army Brat set a five furlong track mark in 58 3 5 seconds, winning by a length over Siss Hatfield before 3569 fans with payoff figures 15 20 3 40 and 2 80.
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Valiant Lancer
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