Berra Helps Yankees Beat Indians In Cleveland
Yogi Berra, using batting practice to stay sharp, led the Yankees with a powerhouse showing as New York defeated Cleveland 10 to 4. Tom Tresh drove in four runs with two homers, Mantle added his 18th, and Clete Boyer hit his sixth, backing Dick Donovan’s seventh loss in 11 decisions.
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Vaughn To Compete In Italy For World Speed Ski Record
Vaughn of Manchester along with eight-country field will race in Cervinia Italy to attempt to break the world ski speed record jointly held with Dick Dorworth of Reno. The Italian course stretches 100 yards near the Matterhorn with a 62 degree pitch over 500 meters plus an additional 500 meters at 20 degrees. Vaughn, St Lawrence University student, previously placed third at the 1964 NCAA slalom and was an All American second team pick. Dorworth was an All American in 1962 and holds the Diamond Sun record at Sun Valley.
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NL Standings and Schedule Highlights
National League leaders include San Francisco at 52 33 and Philadelphia 49 32. Cincinnati 44 39. Pittsburgh 42 39. Mondays saw Cincinnati at New York rained out. St Louis beat Pittsburgh in two games. San Francisco defeated Houston 5-3. Tuesdays slate features key matchups including Marichal listed for San Francisco at Milwaukee and Koufax for Los Angeles at St Louis.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Amid Tuesday Night Games
American League standings show Baltimore atop with 52 wins 31 losses, New York 49 31 Chicago 49 33 in pursuit. Detroit 43 41 and Boston 41 45 trail. Night games include Baltimore 3 at Detroit 4 in 10 innings and Chicago 8 Kansas City 6 in game one, Kansas City 8 Chicago 7 in game two.
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Leaders and players stats plus Jets contract news
A jumble of baseball leader stats for the American and National Leagues lists top players by games played, hits, home runs and batting averages. The New York Jets sign veteran linebacker Larry Grantham to a 1964 contract, confirming his status as a three year pro with the team since inception.
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Mets option Amado Samuel to Buffalo IL
New York Mets move Amado Samuel to Buffalo of the International League to clear room for first baseman Tim Harkness who returns from the disabled list after an injured shoulder.
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Itch Me-Not Advertised at Carroll Drug Store
A drug store promotion urges use of Itch Me-Not to stop itching quickly. It promises antiseptic action and faster healing for eczema insect bites and surface rashes with a 48 cent price. Available today at Carroll Drug Store.
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McKinley Ralston Open Tennis Action at National Clay Courts
Top seeds Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston begin singles play as rain interrupts the opening round at River Forest. Seeds advancing include Marty Riessen Cliff Buchholz Abe Segal Patricio Rodriguez Shiv Misra Nancy Richey Carole Caldwell Graebner Gwyneth Thomas with early wins in a delayed start.
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Bunning Spells Perfection In More Ways Than One for Phils
Jim Bunning pitched the first perfect game in modern National League history on June 21 against the Mets. He also closed out two relief appearances this season, including a 3-2 win over the Braves, with one walk allowed in 2-3 innings. The Phillies' victory snapped a four-game skid, halted left-hander troubles, and helped chase Hank Aaron’s 16-game hit streak.
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I Was a High School Watch Charm Confesses Jack Cuddy
New York based UPI profile recalls Tonopah Nev 1915 football season for Tonopah High. Guard Jack Cuddy recalls meager 133 pound team with five boxers. Captain Joe Murphy led team to brutal losses including 63 0 at Reno and final clash with Goldfield.
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Elks Drop 8 7 In Interstate League Opener Loss at Alame Field ends Elks bid
The Bennington Elks lost 8 7 to Lakes from Hoosick Falls after a late rally fell short. John Woodward and Steve Rice reached on errors to spark a two run sixth inning. Denny Hart Don Chaffin and Jim Keir produced late scoring but the comeback stalled. The CYO fell 3 1 to Kiwanis as Steve LeBarron yielded a three hitter while Alan Plante and Pat Moore provided the lone CYO run.
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Hobo Show and Week of Events at Memorial Park
Memorial Park hosts the annual Hobo Show on Wednesday at 2 p.m. with prize categories for costumes and appearance. Monday begins tel ball contests for ages seven and up, running for one week, along with an arts and crafts lineup and a Friday Bike Rodeo.
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Northeast Triumphs 7-6 In Fifth Inning Rally
The Northeast Little League team rallied for seven to six win over Moose after tying the score at 3-3 in the fifth. Randy Porter doubled and Bob Myers drove in the go ahead run as Porter earned the win while Denny Brooks took the loss. Eagles meet Display next at 6 p.m.
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Area Winners In Williamstown Horse Show
Miss Susan Haun of Stamford Bennington County won seven firsts at the Northern Berkshire Association for Retarded Children show at Taconic Riding Academy. She rode Weyfield Elf to five class wins and Equinox Shadow to top honors in model horse Morgan division. Forty horses entered. volunteers included Richard Vachon and Miss Pam Moore. winners included Tom Vachon and Miss Pamela Vachon.
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