Houk's All Star move sparks debate over Maris removal
In the 3-1 All Star loss to the National League at Washington, manager Ralph Houk pulled Roger Maris and three others in the seventh inning. Houk defended the decision saying all stars should get playing time, while Maris nearly homered twice and Willie Mays starred in the field for the NL.
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Houk
Maris
Washington
Ralph Houk
Chicago
Wrigley Field
Roger Maris
Jim Landis
Hitter and 3 Hurlers Over 40 Near Goals in 1962
The over 40 quartet led by Stan Musial and pitched by Warren Spahn Early Wynn and Diomedes Olivo push toward season aims. Musial seeks further NL records batting .333 with 12 homers and 41 RBIs, while Spahn chases the No 1 left handed win record with 309 victories and needs nine to tie Plank.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Musial
Wagner
Spahn
Milwaukee
Eddie Plank
Plank
Minor League Results And Scores From Various Leagues
International League games include Columbus 7 Richmond 4 and Syracuse 3 Toronto 2 in 10 innings. Rochester 9 Buffalo 4 in 10. Jacksonville 7 Atlanta 3. Pacific Coast League results show Salt Lake 7 Salt Lake 13 and Seattle 3 Portland 5 with Vancouver 4. Tacoma 11 Spokane 0. San Diego 8 Hawaii 1. Oklahoma City 8 Denver 6 in 13 innings. Indianapolis 4 Omaha 2 and Louisville 3 Dallas-Fort Worth.
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Columbus
Richmond
Syracuse
Toronto
Rochester
Buffalo
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Salt Lake
Seattle
Portland
Vancouver
Tacoma
Spokane
San Diego
Hawaii
Oklahoma City
Denver
Indianapolis
Omaha
Louisville
Dallas-Fort Worth
Red Sox Hammer Giants For Ninth Consecutive Win
The Red Sox of the Norshaft-Arlington Little League opened the second half with a 7-1 win over the Giants in North Bennington. Rich Bartholdi earned the win with a one hitter, while Jepson, Hayes and Bartholdi supplied the homer power. Bartholdi doubled in the first and Jepson hit a homer. the only other Red Sox run came on Bartholdi's double.
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Red Sox
Norshaft-Arlington
Giants
North Bennington
Rich Bartholdi
Scarlet Hase
Jerry Jepson
J.T. Hayes
Bartholdi
Jepson
Timmy Guetti
Saratoga Race Day Full Card Results
Detailed harness results list multiple races with pace mile times and payouts. Notable finishes include Scothaven Bomber first in 2:10. Shirley's Dream second. Imperial Cathy third. The Rensselaer Ted Hanover winning in 2:02. Bright Newport fifth. Scotch Mercury sixth. indoor Bird Watchers Pace seventh. Yankee Sis eighth with payoffs and horse pairings.
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Milee
Scothaven
Kahla
Ripple H
Falbo
Genesee
Gray Flannel
Calumet Scott
Dandell
Cindy Havens
Imperial Cathy
Bromley
Dainey
Hamilton
Shadydale Bewitch
Miller
Edith E. Abbe
Success Tom
Leo Chief
Laird Alexander
Morlie
the Rensselaer
Ted Hanover
Chretien
Federalist
Lucky Layne
Dufford
Runnymede Meg
Targeteer
Red Rustier
Highly's Lovely
Bright Newport
Vandreason
Luxmire
Hay
Dixfield
Little Myre Z Moaysis
Ginger Springwood
Jimmy Laird
Wire
Scotch Mercury
Fancher
Lady Wonder
Yankee Todd
Willow Brook
Ned
Valente
Bogardus
Dee
Fuss
Hinsdale Harness Race Results Stirred by Busy Mile Events
The Hinsdale racing card lists multiple dash and mile events with top finishers, prize money, and notable runners such as Peggy Regent Peter, Wyrrary's Becky Cater, Buzz Fuzz Padgett, Rugged Guy Buswell, Erick's Bucky Constantino, Grandwil Hagen, General Al Wilsey, Jasper Hi Le McQuigge, and Hattieoodie Constantino. Also featured are numerous also-entries and time figures, with home stretch showings and second-place placings across divisions C three and C two.
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Peggy Regent
Peter
Alromar Toby
Hodgkins
Pylon
Bushway
Ophelia J. Barbette
Clayhaven Damgel
Jimmy
Ace
Nancy Springwood
Pace
Wyrrary
Becky
Cater
Cousin Peg
Gilman
Cedar Crest
Jane
Brown
Borderview
Carrie
Katrina van
Cecil
Padgett
Woodley
Cornelia
Volo
Faucher
Mystery Comet
Shadydale
Hazel Song
Lucky Teddy
Mile
Rugged Guy
Buswell
Nero Hanover
Devizzio
Wally Song
Schmigel
Red Preck
Jerry Product
Shadydale Nugget
D. Mile
Erick
Bucky
Constantino
Ebon Piinion
DeWolf
Clever Spud
Gait Way Pot
Lester's Comet
Amy Alden
Gratten Hall
Grandwil
Hagen
Mighty Hayes
Cassidy
Robinson
Better Bee
Doby Cash
Calypso
Verna Duke
Connies Dreams
General al
Wilsey
Belle D
Tuttle
Lady Pace
Lynaugh
Ben Turlington
Crumptonian
Vicky Jo
Pleasant Dream
Susan Reward
Jasper Hi le
McQuigge
Vinton Lady
Morgan Byrd
Coville
Tiny Rosecroft
Miss Millie Abbe
Blue Waters
Sunset Prince
Accelerator
Dawnson
Diamond
Pease
Baby Hadley
Georgi Volo
Blake
Palma
Council
Jim
Merry-Go-Rounds top Sal's in Town and Country tilt
The Merry-Go-Rounds defeated Sal's of Bennington 4 to 1 in a tight Town and Country softball game to move into first place. Rudd opened the sixth with a double, Tudor walked, Thacker doubled driving in two, and Snyder added an insurance run. Sal's had taken a 1 0 lead in the fifth on Hoyt, Dame, a sacrifice, and a squeeze by Campbell before Merry-Go-Rounds tied it in the fifth with Seifert and Snyder doubles. An odd fourth inning play briefly paused action as Hurley was called out after a baserunning infraction.
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Musial
Drysdale
Marichal
Nationals
Jim Bunning
Pascual
St. Louis Cardinal
Kennedy
Wills
Dick Groat
Groat
Roberto Clemente
Mays
Orlando Cepeda
Sal’s
Bennington
Rudd
Carrousel
Tudor
Thacker
Snyder
Don Murphy
Ray Hurley
Fort Edwards
Tom Hoyt
Dick Dame
Jerry Campbell
Seifert
Sal
Rod Seifert
National League All Stars Triumph 3 1 Over AL
Baseball highlights show the National League All Stars defeating the American League 3 to 1 in a single game. Teams and venues include the Houston at Philadelphia clash and the Los Angeles at New York matchup while Boston, Cleveland, Detroit, Washington, and New York city games are listed for the schedule.
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Kansas City
Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Minnesota
New York
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Houston
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
L. Pet. G.B
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Reds
Bennington Baseball Tonight Dodgers Face Indians
Norshaft Arlington Little League action features Dodgers versus Indians at Arlington at 6 15 pm. Town and Country Softball showcases Cambridge against Poestenhill at Merry Go Round field at 8 15 pm.
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Norshaft
Arlington
Little League Dodgers
Indians
Cambridge
Poestenhill
Meeting Called Selects All Tournament Team Tomorrow
A special meeting will be held tomorrow night at the North Bennington Little League Field after the game. All managers are expected to attend as the All Tournament team for the state tournament will be selected.
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North Bennington
Sluggers Face Opposite Returns as NL Reopens
Two NL sluggers loom over the second half of the 1962 season. Minnie Minoso nears fitness after a skull fracture and wrist injury and could return soon for the St. Louis Cardinals. Gene Freese of Cincinnati, off crutches but unable to run well, faces a far bleaker prognosis for a June or July comeback for the Reds.
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Minnie Minoso
St. Louis
Gene Freese
Cincinnati
Minoso
Freese
Reds
Fred Hutchinson
Eagles Edge Display 4-3 In Tight Little League Bout
In Bennington Tuesday evening the Eagles beat Display 4-3 in a close Little League game. Display scored first in the second on Wager’s walk Quackenbush’s double and an error. Eagles answered with three in the third as Hickok singled Shoemaker walked and McLaughlin hit a ball misplayed scoring all three. Carey doubled and Leonard singled to push Display ahead in the fifth before a passed ball brought in the deciding run for Eagles as McLaughlin got the win and Quackenbush the loss.
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Wills
Dodger
Cleveland
Dick Donovan
Jim Davenport
Colavito
Maury
Bobby Richardson
Brooks Robinson
Felipe Alou
Leon Wagner
John Romano
Johnny Keane
Marichal
San Francisco
Drysdale
Bennington
Eagles
Wager
Quackenbush
Hickok
Shoemaker
McLaughlin
Carey
Leonard
Cutler
Little League All Tournament Team Selected
Boys representing Bennington in the district tournament were chosen at a Monday meeting. Players include Tom Haley Northeast and Ricky Pinsonneault Display among others from Polygraphic Eagles and Display teams. All-Star players meet Friday at 6 p.m. for first practice at the Little League field.
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Little League
Bennington
Tom Haley
Ricky Pinsonneault
Scott Racicot
Dennis Hart
Gregory Croft
Eagles
Richard Gardner
George Bruneau
Tansitor
Steve LeBarron
Guy Ottaviano
Eddie Raetz
Ralph Quackenbush
David LaCroix
Moose Mike Ritchie
Richard
Grand Slam Homer Lifts Greenwich in Legion Victory
Greenwich Junior American Legion defeated Bennington AL Post Nine 5 to 4 at Alumni Field in a game halted by darkness after seven innings. Tom Morrissey powered Greenwich with a four run grand slam in the fifth inning. This was non league action for both clubs.
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Greenwich
American Legion
Bennington
AL Post
Alumni Field
Tom Morrissey
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