Weiskopf leads after two days at British Open
Weiskopf held a one stroke lead in the second round at Troon as Johnny Miller charged with a 68 to reach six under par. Miller battled hazards and bunkers while Nicklaus Yancey and Gary Player remained in contention as winds eased and conditions improved for late starters. Meanwhile Johan Schlee withdrew after injuring his left wrist on the first hole of his second round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troon
Scotland
Tom Weiskopf
Johnny Miller
Miller
Weiskopf
Bert Yancey
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Yancey
Johan Schlee
Oakmont
Sacramento
Calif
Phil Heichel
Bloomington
Post 13 Turn Lights Off for Brattleboro Tighten Held on First Place
Brattleboro Post 13 edged Bennington Post 5 54 to 3 in a chaotic Stoke Field night game that stretched through sixth, amid delay, disputed calls, and a heated dugout clash. Umpire Joe Moore ruled Post 13 the winner as darkness ended play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
John Hubbard
Stoke Field
Bennington
Post 5
Ed LaFlamme
Remington
Ted Ripley
Ripley
LaFlamme
Paul Rite
Breve
Luke
Rice
Brat Helore
Walt Parmenter
Joe Bayle
Pete LaFlamme
Parmenter
Jeff Corey
Aril Tan
Corey
Grady Vignen
Jim Barcett
Joe Moore
Ump
Moore
Davis Sparks Offense Without Taking Field
Orioles designated hitter Tommy Davis continued his hot hitting, lifting his streak to 11 games with three singles against the California Angels. Manager Earl Weaver hinted Davis might see field time in the World Series at first base if needed, though no DH in the Series complicates plans. Davis has been on the Rochester roster in spring International League play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Down
UPI
Tommy Davis
Orioles
Rochester
Earl] Weaver
Davis
California Angels
Tommy
Weaver
Oriohes
Shrine-Robinson Open golf classic opens with big purse
Four former champions compete as the Shrine-Robinson Open begins at Crawford County Country Club with a $125 000 purse up $25 000 from last year. Hobby Nichols leads the pro am with a 1 under par 67 while Archer shoots 70. Past Robinson victors and top challengers vie for the 72 hole showpiece and its proceeds aid Shriners children’s hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale
Nichols
George Archer
George Knudson
Archer
Robinson
Dean Refram
Bob Gualby
Labron Harris
Grier Jones
Bennington’s 13th in a row: Generals top Reds Cosmos 6-3
Bennington Generals beat Schenectady Cosmos 6-3 at Spinelli Field for their 2nd straight win. McGarrahan pitched seven innings, allowing three runs two earned, while Generals pushed ahead with timely hitting including Maynard and Hart. Cosmos, coached by Charles Inncke, saw late rallies thwarted as Bennington held the lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal March
Spinelli Field
Bennington Generals
Schenectady Cosmos
Cosmos
Cincinnati Hes
Charles J. Inncke
Branch Rickey
Tmne
Mike McGarrahan
Schenectady
McGarrahan
Generals
Bennington
Greg Fienberg
Perkins
Moore
Fair
Fienberg
John Hart
Hart
Dave Fair
Fran Maynard
Jett Field
Art Catims
Bud White
Maynard
Greg Cross
Fienberg Si
el. McGarrahan
U.S. Yacht Skippers Top Nine in Marblehead to Halifax Race
In the Marblehead to Halifax yacht race, American skippers claimed the nine best corrected times across six divisions. Heavy seas and winds slowed the field of ten, but all boats finished the 360 mile course from Massachusetts to Nova Scotia by late Wednesday. Norman Raben aboard La Forza del Destino led Class A with 51 hours 18 minutes 24 seconds, winning the Harold and Mail Trophy.
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Halifax
UPL
Marblehead
Robert Craigg
Chester
Norman Raben
Bedford Village
N.Y
la Forza del Destino
Harold and Mail
Raben
Little League results and yacht racing notes mixed in
A & W beat Display 13 to 10 in Little League with Daryl Smith the winning pitcher while errors warmed the bench. In yacht news, War Bonnet, Gem, and Pride posted top times in demanding Halifax Harbor courses as various skippers from Noroton, Bangor, and Darien chased the Commodores Trophy and other class prizes. News briefs also report trades involving Jim Fregosi to the Angels and Dale Hackbart to the Broncos amid a day of sports and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daryl Smith
First Vermont Bank
Lectronics
Globe Unio
Fairdale Farms
Richard Kerry
Groton
William Ziegler
Noroton
J. Albert Chambers
Ite
Justin and
Allan Wasley
Windcrest
Bristol
Conn
Herbert Marcus
Waban
Mags
Silkle
Major League Standings and Schedule Summary
Baseball standings and upcoming games across the major leagues with teams like San Francisco Chicago Houston and New York listed. Includes scores, pitchers, and telecast times for matches, plus notes on schedule changes and venue pairings such as St. Louis at San Diego and Pittsburgh at San Francisco.
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Geidand
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Minnesota
Boston
Houston
New York
San Francisco
Chicago
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
San Diego
Los ‘Angeles
St. Louis
Montreal
Cincinnati
Davis
Nolan Ryan
Boog Powell
California
Baltimore
Mike Cuellar
Jim Northrup
Tigers
Jim Perry
Ed Farmer
Northrup
Jim Kremmel
Mike Paul
Duke Sirs
Dick McAuliffe
Sparky Lyle
San Frantisco
Howton
Cleetcoatt
Tehay
Houston Uterathae
Paliadelphia
Lonborg
Folkers
Les Argeler
Messersms
Pillsuurah
Walker
Gen Diego
Mirby
Tad Pas
Fonty
Yeldey
Phita
Ptahe St. Louis
Lions Triumph In Interstate League Double Victory
Earlier this week the Norshaft Lions defeated Post 12 by 65 with Bill Porter earning the win and Bill Maguire taking the loss. Alan Cross hit a bases loaded triple for the big hit. Last night the Lions beat the Hibs 4 1 as Kevin Snow pitched and Ron Bull allowed three hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norshaft Lions
Bill Porter
Bill Maguire
Sosa
Alan Cross
Baaes
Hibs
Kevin Snow
Ron-Bull
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Kirk Nims
Stave Luke
Aratleboro
Ciright
Aitive
Post 1
By Robert Sargent
Gary Player
Schlee
LaPlamie
Steve Bonnette
Randy Moore
Jeff Vigneau
Mike Maguire
Maguire
Bonnette
Carey
Barrett
Post 18
Kirk Nuns
Pete Sausville
Lausville
Post 13
Shivas
Sansville
Vigneau
Lungville
Nims
Davis Sparks
White Sox
Ron Blomberg
Horace Clarke
Yankees
Steve Stone
Jimi Hunter
Sal Bando
Gaylord Perry
Darrell Porter
Fnr
Eduardo Rodriguez
Brewers
Ken
Wright
Royals
Don Money
Pedro Garcia
Bert Blyleven
Tony Oliva
Twins
John Curtis
Red Sox
Detroit
Texas
Vic Yankees
National Shriners Organization
George Johnson
Bob Dickson
Frank Beard
Mike Reasor
Charles Coody
Chuck Thorpe
Washington
Interior Department
Wildlife Service
U.S
Sveral
Pride
Richard Jason
Darien
Conp
Alita
White River
Walter Paine
A. G. van Metre
Alexandria
Litzmark
Walter Newmmn
Pelham Manor
Nly
Yankee Girl
David Steere
Marion
Mass
Zephies
John Baringer
New York City
Omega
Joe Oder
Maine Maritime Academy
Marimon
Fregosito Rangers
Hiteh
Sheely
Reichel
Reicher
New York Mets
Alster
Jim Fregosi
Texas Angels
Fregosi
Lee Stanton
Ryan
Angels
Hackbart
Louis Cardinals
Dale Hackbart
Denver Broncos
Minnesota Vikings
Cardinals
Vermont
Lee Marsh
A Tuttle
Benning
Progressive Building Supply Center
Depot Street
Rockwell Power Trols
Ourtead
Anus City
Cailsorate
Rosen
Blue
Miwaukee
Slaton
Etferina
Thieauu Gobarom
Pth
Calltornia
Singer
Debaorork
Dostan
Pattle
Woodston
Damer Clevetland
Miony Plant
Ballimare
Oakland
Mile
Alps Celticenta
Night City
Ker York
Mala Leegne
Ban ™Aget
Cplewss
Philadelpha Ae
Ati Wow Ra
Los Angeles
GI Cinema
Stounton
Atlanta Ay
Seo Diego Ai
Stratton. Builders
Cherry Court
Bennington, VT
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