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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1965

Page

8

Elks blank CYO 4-0 as Jepson strikes out 13

Elks defeat CYO 4-0 at Alumni Field to stay unbeaten at 5-0 in Interstate League action. Jepson fanned 13, allowed two hits, and powered two Hart runs with a triple and a double from Denny Hart. Racicot, Shoemaker, and Jepson drove in others as North Bennington topped Hoosick Falls Kiwanis 3-0 in the other game.

Elks CYO Jepson Jerry Jepson Bendi Billy Brownell Guy Ottaviano Ottaviano Durocher Tomasi Rf Scanlon Cf Maynard LaCroix Burgess Sf Woodard cYyo Benn Ab Thompson Gabrus Loomis Hayes Cf Flood C Kenyon Corcoran Ryan Nemerov P Robinson Kiwanis Scott Racicot JayJay Moore Alumni Field Denny Hart Racicot Hart Hassenpflug

Shakeup Looms as Red Sox Plan Clearout

Boston manager Billy Herman says 10 current players will not be on the 1966 roster with four possibly exiting before season’s end. Untouchables are Carl Yastrzemski, Tony Conigliaro, and Bill Monbouquette. Jim Lonborg and Jim Gosger likely to stay. Front-office discontent targets Dick Radatz, Earl Wilson, Frank Malzone, and Eddie Bressoud amid slump.

Herman Newsmen Red Sox Carl Yastrzemski Tony Conigilaro Bill Monbouquette Jim Lonborg Jim Gosger Toronto Boston Dick Radatz Earl Wilson Frank Malzone Eddie Bressoud Yarmouth Cape Cod Cleveland

Masserie Bailey Lead Public Links Qualifiers

A field of 149 amateurs competed in the second half of the 36 hole final qualifier for the National Public Links golf championship in Pittsburgh and North Park. Jim Masserio of Baldwin, Pa., and Allen Bailey of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, led the first day with 71 each, while a group at 72 included defending champion Billy McDonald and others. The top 64 will advance to match play starting Wednesday. Also in Chicago, the White Sox recalled outfielder Jim Hicks from Indianapolis after he hit .293 in 70 Pacific Coast League games.

Pittsburgh UPID Pennsylvania Iowa North Park Jim Masserio Baldwin Arnold Palmer Allen Bailey Cedar Rapids Iowa State College Billy McDonald Topeka Kan Francis Clifford Boston Wendell Kop Honolulu Hawaiian Telephone Co Hubert Farmer Toledo Ohio Arne Dokka Studio City Calif Cal Tech Les Wimp Tempe Ariz Dave Wernicke River Hills Wis Stan Poploski Dante Vicini Ottawa Ill Frank Burka Arthur Ellis Wilmette, Ill Chicago UPI Chicago White Sox Jim Hicks Indianapolis Hicks

Koufax Reluctant To Worry On 30 Wins Feasibility

MINNEAPOLIS UPD Sandy Koufax, with 15 wins at the All Star break, plays down the idea of winning 30 games this season. He notes uncertain pitching future, but says 30 would require bullpen help and acknowledges the era makes such a total unlikely. He credits durability and team support for his strong 2.13 ERA and 195 strikeouts, while preparing Dodger rotation to resume series with the Cubs after the All Star game.

Minneapolis Sandy Koufax Koufax Majors Dizzy Dean Cardinals Sandy Dodger Los Angeles Dodgers Cubs

Norshaft Arlington Minor League Schedule

NORTH BENNINGTON The Minor League activity in connection with the Norshaft Arlington league continues with local clubs preparing for upcoming games. Details on dates venues and team matchups appear in league notices.

Norshaft Arlington North Bennington Norshaft-Arling

Mt Anthony Club Scotch Players Prize Winners

Mt Anthony Country Club hosts a Scotch Foursomes event with 62 golfers and 22 golf balls awarded. Tom Cook won the grand prize of a 6 gift certificate. Sports teams and prize ties are listed, plus upcoming Little League and local schedule details.

Tom Cook Mt. Anthony Scotch Dave Pierce Tony Lombardo Gay’s Express Bud Campbell Steve Wassick Shell Gasoline Co Hunt Street Bob Towers Marie Stafford Dave Blair Chick King Bill Hamilton Ann Noel John Valletti Janet Dennis Bob Pollock Babe Powers Bill Chaperon Betty Riley Harold Ben

Sugar Ray Robinson Loses Yet Keeps Boxing Aim

In Las Vegas Nevada UPI Sugar Ray Robinson 44 loses a split decision in a hotel showroom to 24 year old Ford Hernandez Nevada middleweight champ It ends his hopes for another world middleweight title shot though he vows to continue boxing His three losses in four fights remain close and unsparing of his legacy

Las Vegas Nev UPI Sugar Ray Robinson Robinson Bullish Ford Hernandez Nevada Harry Krause Hernandez Fred Glass Dave Pearl

Legion Standings and upcoming games in Vermont area

Legion standings show Bellows Falls 13, Proctor 4, Brattleboro 5, Hartford 1, Windsor 0, Rutland 4, Bennington 2, Barre 12, Springfield 6 with games listed July 14 to July 18. Proctor, Springfield, and Hartford schedule key matchups as teams chase top positions.

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Eagles Roll Over Moose 7 1 as LeBarron Hit Third HR

Keith LeBarron belted his third home run of the Little League season as the Eagles defeated the Moose 7-1 at Bennington Little League Field. LeBarron homered in the first inning for the Eagles first run, the team added three in the second and two in the fifth. Greg Racicot scored Moose’s lone run in the fifth after a walk and a series of errors. Robin Outwater pitched a no hit game for the Eagles, while Bucky Long took the loss after giving up eight hits.

Jepson Elks Denny Hart Hart The Dick Shoemaker Tim Racicot CYO Keith LeBarron Eagles Moose Bennington LeBarron Greg Racicot Robin Outwater Bucky Long

Deaf Man Perfects Midget Transistor Hearing Aid

A hard of hearing inventor has perfected a tiny transistor hearing aid. The device, claimed to make whispers crystal clear, was developed by a man who has been deaf for over ten years. Interest offered via a mail request to HEARING, 32 E. 9a St., Erie, Pa. with no cost or obligation.

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