Hier Nips Wilkinson In Sudden-Death Medalist Play-off
Lloyd Hier Jr of Proctor Pittsford CC edged John Wilkinson of Bennington in a sudden-death playoff for medalist honors at Crown Point. Wilkinson shot 72, Hier 35 on the front nine and closed strong to force the playoff, then won on the first extra hole. Crown Point defeated Rutland for the McCullough Cup.
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Hier
University of Vermont
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Mt. Anthony Country Club
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Barrie Byrne
Rutland Country Club
Rick Smith
Kiki Price
Burlington
Bob Ratti
Brattleboro
Mike Tolario
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Beauchamp
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Rutland
Elks CYO and Arlington Win Interstate Contests
The Bennington Elks remain undefeated in the Interstate League with an 8-3 win over Hoosick Falls Kiwanis, aided by Nat Blinstraub’s wildness. The Hoosick Falls Lions fall 11-4 to the local CYO, led by Tony Cook’s four singles, while Arlington edge North Bennington 4-3 as Carl Sheldon keys a late rally with a triple and a single.
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Outwater
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Preview
American League standings list Chicago atop with 47 wins and 34 losses Detroit 45 35 Minnesota 45 36 California 45 40 Boston 41 39 Cleveland 41 42 Baltimore 39 43 New York 36 45 Washington 36 47 Kansas City 35 49 After Wednesdays 5 3 Cleveland over Chicago, tonight's games feature Tiant pitching for Cleveland against Stottlemyre for New York at 8 p.m. with Sparma of Detroit also set to start.
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Jaycee Golf Qualifying Round Sets Bennington entrants
Local junior golfers may qualify for the Vermont Jaycee Junior Golf Tournament with an 18 hole medal play round Friday morning at Mt. Anthony Country Club. The two low qualifiers represent Bennington with a trip to the state tourney and a chance at nationals. Qualifying begins at 9 30 a.m. based on scratch play and inquiries should contact Luke Welch or Peter Donavan Jr.
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Obscure English Pro Leads British Open After Round One
Gay Brewer Jack Nicklaus and Doug Sanders head the American challenge in the British Open as Lionel Platts the unknown English Ryder Cup player leads after a 68 in the first round. Platts sits one stroke ahead of Peter Jones Jack Wilshire Jim Hume and David Bonthron while Brewer and Nicklaus sit at 70 and 71 respectively with Rodgers and Yancey at 74 and 75. Amateurs Bob Falkenburg and Bob Sweeney look set to miss the cut after 81s.
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UPI
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Lionel Platts
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Platts
Max Faulkner
Peter Jones
Jack Wilshire
Jim Hume
David Bonthron
Deane Beman
U.S
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Bev Yancey
Rodgers
Yancey
Bob Falkenburg
Los Angeles
Bob Sweeney
Palm Beach
Fla
Open at Royal Liverpool Sees Nagle and Notables Shine
The 1960 Open at Royal Liverpool saw Kel Nagle of Australia surge with a back nine 31 while Nicklaus struggled on the front. Christy O’Connor, De Vicenzo, Bruce Devlin, Brian franks, and Peter Thomson’s group chased leaders amid hot, dry conditions and wind. Sanders posted solid putting as Thomson noted potential winner may break 280. the event featured strong showings and coming stars, with Palmer’s record in reach.
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Australia
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Roberto de Vicenzo
Argentina
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England
Brian Franklin
Royal Liverpool Club
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Sanders
Peter Thomson
Peter Alliss
John Cockin
Stan Peach
Gary Player
American players advance in Swedish tennis championships
Bob Lutz of Los Angeles and Stan Smith of Pasadena reached the semi finals with a 6 4 6 4 win over Jim McManus of Berkeley and Premiit Lall. Rosemary Casals of San Francisco and Francoise Durr of France crushed Kerstin Anden and Ann Dahlberg of Sweden 6 0 6 1 in women's doubles quarter finals.
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Sweden
UPI
Bob Lutz
Los Angeles
Stan Smith
Pasadena
Jim McManus
Berkeley
Calif
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Premiit Lall
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Francoise Durr
France
Kerstin Anden
Ann Dahlberg
Aaron Named NL Player of Month for June
Hank Aaron of the Atlanta Braves was chosen as National League player of the month for June by a panel of 50 writers and broadcasters. He led with 17 votes, ahead of Ron Santo of the Chicago Cubs who had 14.
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