Arlington Halts Unbeaten CYO Nine 7-3 Behind Hoyt Five Hitter
Arlington pitcher Dave Hoyt scattered five hits to beat Bennington CYO 7-3 in Inter-State League action. Hoyt allowed single runs in the fifth sixth and seventh as Raetz matched nine Arlington hits. Arlington opened with a second inning rally sparked by Jeff Mason and culminated with a Halbur hit, Holton plunked, and Hoyt’s triple in the same inning. Bennington answered with a fifth inning run on a Rice double and run, then scored again on a walk and an error in the sixth and on a walk and infield outs in the seventh. Hoyt and Halbur added two hits for Arlington.
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Cable and Club House Nines Score in Pownal
General Cable defeated Green Mountain Park 16 to 6 in six innings with a 10 run second and 6 run fourth, led by Jeff Hight two triples and a single. Chris Gallent earned the win, while Green Mountain’s George Messina took the loss. Club House edged Ladd Brook 6 to 4, using a five run first inning and solid relief by Scott Chenaille and Randy Brookman to upset the league leaders. Joe Brayson and others contributed multiple hits for Club House. Ladd Brook was led by Alonzo Bisson with a triple and two singles.
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Alonzo Bisson
John Burdick
Mike LaCroix
John Kascenska
Pioneers trade Warren Davis for Simmie Hill in ABA
Pittsburgh forwards Warren Davis is traded to the Miami Floridians by the Pittsburgh Pioneers of the ABA for Simmie Hill. Hill averaged 13.7 points per game as a rookie in 1969-70.
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Trevino Surges To Open British Open Lead In Storm
Lee Trevino fired two 68s to lead the British Open at St Andrews on 136 after a wind and rain delay. Jack Nicklaus tied for second at 137 with Tony Jacklin, while Arnold Palmer and Christy O Connor posted 140. The day featured a brutal storm that halted play and drew praise for Trevino's resilience amid gusting winds and slippery greens.
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Patriots Sign Top Choices
Boston Patriots announce the signing of two 1968 draft picks, running back R C Gamble from South Carolina State and defensive back Art McMahon from North Carolina State. The club also confirms the retirement of defensive lineman Ray Jacobs, acquired from Buffalo, and linebacker Ken Herock from Cincinnati Bengals.
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Saratoga Entries For Pace Races At Yearly Meet
Entry list shows FIRST Pace for $700 with horses including Carol Patch Belmonte Lola B Kelly Rebel Land Guy Frave Evelyn Haven Fanelli Rockys China Boy Andersen Sunny Malone McGuire Worthy Victory GCoons Poplar Lark O Connor ae Ephram SECOND Pace $800 with Kim Lobell Story Eudora B Bruce John Mir Morel Native Starlet Current Bonnie L Blaze Story Wigwam VanDeusen EIGHTH Pace $3000 entries include Dukes Chuck Butcher Le Lion Dupre Shade Tree Jimmy Davis and two unnamed positions.
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Saddle Showdown at Saratoga: Crestwood Copper Stakes Results
At Saratoga, Crestwood Copper-Staker won the ninth pace for $3500 with Bill Butler and Bromley, Cap Hanover second Morel, Royal Highlander third, Jackhammer Parker fourth, Lion Cy Dupre fifth, Mr. Steele Kurtzworth sixth, Lucky Nose Adamo seventh. In the tenth pace for $1300 Bank Knight DeSantis led, Lawman Hanover Belanger second, Miss Star Haven Breton third, Rose Charm Cappella fourth, G T Howard DLeDuc fifth, Harry Kerry Vance sixth, My Right Berard seventh, Bash Bish Boy Allen eighth.
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Frank Quilici’s Value Hidden Behind Averages
Frank Quilici, a versatile Twins utilityman, shines beyond batting average. He has played every infield position, backed the club with baserunning and rallies, and provides infectious energy that keeps Minnesota's mood high. He logged 118 games in 1966 and 51 in 1967 after starring as regular second baseman in 1965 and appearing in all seven World Series games against the Dodgers.
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