Lamphier Carmody win Oak erwood July Fourth Four Ball
Frank Lamphier of Mt. Snow Country Club and Mickey Carmody triumphed in the Third Annual Fourth of July Invitational Four Ball at Oakerwood, beating Jim McGurn and Craig Galipeau 4-3 to claim their second consecutive win of the season. The two-day event drew the largest field in Oak erwood's three-year history, with Lamphier and Carmody prevailing in the championship flight after a four-under par first nine holes.
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No Mirrors Used As Cubs Continue to Amaze Public
Leo Durocher presses the Cubs to stay loose while praising his players and recalling his own past successes. The piece notes Randy Hundley’s breakout rookie season and Durocher’s role in acquiring him, framing Hundley as a key yet supported by the manager’s philosophy.
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Merritt Emerges As Twins Hope For Pennant
Minnesota Twins pitchers Dean Chance and Jim Kaat anchored a doubleheader split with Washington as Jim Merritt added a strong 6-1 win in the nightcap to boost the club into a three way tie for second in the American League. Chance’s 11th win led the opener 4-1, Ted Uhlaender drove in three, and Merritt's early trouble with Frank Howard's 19th homer fixed the game. In other AL action Detroit blanked Chicago 3-0 Boston beat Kansas City 2-1 Baltimore toppled Cleveland 1-0 and California defeated New York 6-4.
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Cubs Rally To Top Reds In First Place Tie
Cubs surge to a 4-1 win over the Cincinnati Reds, pulling even atop the NL with the St. Louis Cardinals after a weekend sweep. Ferguson Jenkins yielded three hits in a standout outing as Chicago moved to 13 wins in 14 games.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Prompt Card
American League standings show Chicago leading with 43 wins and a .597 winning percentage. Detroit and Boston tied at 39–34, Minnesota 39–34, Cleveland 38–37, California 39–39. National League standings list St. Louis 45–29, Cincinnati 43–35, San Francisco 41–36, Atlanta 38–36. Recent and upcoming games and listed pitchers follow with rain delays noted.
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Display Retains Second Position In Bennington Little League
Display remained in second place after a 6-2 win over VFW. VFW led 2-0 in the first inning on hits by Dennis Racicot and Stash Wiscoski. Both starters tumbled, with Crawford and McGuire pulled early. Display rallied to take a 3-2 in the second and 4-2 in the third, adding two more in the fourth.
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