Elks defeat CYO 1-0 in defensive league clash
In a tight seven inning North Bennington duel the Elks edged the CYO 1-0 on Welling Field behind Robin Outwater one hit allowed nine strikeouts and a key seventh inning putout. Fran Maynard held the Elks to six hits with six strikeouts as the lone run scored on a passed ball with Jack Crawford walking and Doug Woodard singling.
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Rutland Golfer Repeats As Jaycee Golf Champion
Rutland high school senior Greg Taylor won the Vermont Jaycee Junior Golf Tour at Champlain Country Club St Albans, finishing with an 18 hole 77 to repeat as champion. Runner up Fran Larkin of Windsor shot 79 while Rutland’s Lou Lavin defeated Scott Griffin in a playoff for third after finishing regulation at 80.
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Yankees Find Runs Tough For Hard Luck Peterson
New York Yankees pitcher Fritz Peterson endures a brutal early season, going 2-8 with eight losses before earning a win while insisting he did not deserve it. He credits his team for good plays behind him after a 2-0 shutout of Cleveland, and remains modest about his tough breaks amid a stretch with no runs scored for 35 innings.
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Baseball standings and schedule update for the American League
The American League standings show Chicago first with 77 wins and Minnesota 49 for a 28 game gap. Monday results include California 2 Minnesota 0 and Boston 7 Detroit 1. Tonight’s pitcher matchups feature Downing at O'Donoghue and Lonborg at McNally among six games.
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World Series Thrills and McCarver Hit Lead Cardinals Victory
Tim McCarver four singles lift the St. Louis Cardinals to a 6 4 win over the New York Mets as he seizes the NL batting lead at .356 while Mike Shannon drives in four and Roger Maris scores on a sacrifice fly In other NL games Chicago beats San Francisco Atlanta tops Pittsburgh Cincinnati defeats Philadelphia In AL action California blanks Minnesota Boston routs Detroit Baltimore tops New York and Washington edges Cleveland plus postgame notes on Fritz Peterson and Hank Aguirre teams pitchers and manager remarks
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Geiberger eyes PGA repeat amid rain at Columbine
Sean Geiberger believes he can become the first back-to-back PGA champion since Denny Shute after rain-delayed practice at Columbine Country Club. The 1966 winner, noted for peanut butter sandwiches to boost stamina, trails in 1967 money standings with $28,873 this year and $33,635 overall, while rivals like Arnold Palmer push for a tougher course test.
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Bumbling Bengals Ousted By Rampaging Red Sox
Dick Williams builds a pennant plan with a young Boston squad thriving in heat. The Red Sox beat the slumping Detroit Tigers 7 1 to move third as Joe Foy and Carl Yastrzemski power the win. Stange pitched a complete game. Williams eyes July August surge.
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