Bennington CYO Dominates North Bennington 10-3
Bennington CYO built and held the lead to beat North Bennington Generals 10-3 in the Interstate League. Key plays included Alan Plante's triple, multiple runs driven in by Timmy LeRay Gary LaFlamme and Jay Moore, and winning pitcher Moore delivering a sharp double in the fourth inning. The rematch is set for next Wednesday at 6 p.m.
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Milwaukee Braves face money worries amid baseball business shift
In a six year look at finances the Milwaukee Braves face losses and rising costs while TV rights surge as attendance dips from 1957 highs. Club president John McHale says baseball is no longer a sport when money is lost and hints at possible relocation to Atlanta as ownership adapts to corporate economics.
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Neck to Skins trade shakes NFL depth
Chicago Bears trade defensive back Tommy Neck, a former LSU Chinese Bandits member, to the Washington Redskins for an unspecified draft pick. Floyd Patterson could face Henry Cooper in Britain after beating Eddie Machen in Stockholm, with Cooper’s manager saying terms must be right for a September fight.
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Elks Win Sixth Straight in Interstate League
Bennington Elks extend their streak to six wins in a row by edging Arlington 8 to 2. Tom Coyne pitched effectively with four strikeouts and no walks, while Denny Hart Don Chaffin and Gerry Thompson led a multi run attack. Arlington's Jim Webb accounted for both their runs, while errors helped the Elks add late insurance.
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Cubs Trio Tops Win Peak With Ten Games Each
Chicago Cubs ace trio Jackson Ellsworth and Buhl reached a ten win plateau after a 2-0 shutout of the Giants. Williams hit his 20th homer as Willie Mays added a 24th, while Herschel and Broglio split pitching duties in a seven inning nightcap. Pirates beat Reds 9-1 as Veale left with a blister.
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Baseball and football notes from the 1964 season
Major League leaders list top home run hitters from the American and National Leagues with players from the Twins Orioles Cubs Yankees and others. Batting in leaders feature Twins Red Sox Indians and Cubs with high totals. Pitching leaders show Bunning Koufax Ford and others. A separate note announces Larry Wilson and Jerry Stovall signing NFL contracts with the St Louis Cardinals, Wilson a two time Pro Bowl selection and Stovall an LSU All American.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Summary
National League standings note Philadelphia leads with 47 wins and 28 losses. San Francisco 48-32, Pittsburgh 41-35, Cincinnati 42-36, St. Louis 39-40, Los Angeles 38-39, Milwaukee 38-40, Chicago 37-39, Houston 37-43, New York 23-58. Results include Pittsburgh 9 Cincinnati 1, Chicago 2 San Francisco 0, San Francisco 7 Chicago 2. rain affected St. Louis at Philadelphia. American League lists Baltimore 48-28, Chicago 44-30, New York 45-31, Minnesota 43-37, Detroit 38-39, Boston 38-41, Los Angeles 37-44, Cleveland 34-42, Kansas City 31-47, Washington 32-51. Planned games feature multiple night and twi-night doubleheaders across cities including Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Houston, San Francisco, Chicago, St. Louis, New York, and Washington.
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Ryun Qualifies For Olympic Track Team
Wichita East High School standout Jim Ryun, once a junior high medley relay runner, qualifies for the U S Olympic track team. He has become a leading American distance prospect after dramatic early success and fast times in the 1500 meters and mile.
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Lema Breezes Through Scottish Championship Round One
Eight American players enter the 1964 British Open at St Andrews under brutal wind conditions. Tony Lema led the group with 73 while Christy O Connor and Jean Garralde shot 71 to lead the field. The cut will trim to 45 players after today with 36 holes left Friday amid uncertain conditions.
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