Bennington Legion Wins Two Narrow Contests Over Proctor Bellows Falls
Bennington American Legion baseball rebounded from two losses with 2-1 wins over Proctor and Bellows Falls. Scott Davis drove in two runs and scored the decisive run in the Bellows Falls game as Jerry Jepson and Tom Moore earned wins on the mound. Bennington rises to fourth, one game behind Brattleboro. Bellows Falls holds a .666 percentage, with Barre second at .714.
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Tom Moore
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Barre
Scott Davis
Annington
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Phil Harrington
Don Chaffin
Dave Is
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Jim Greene
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Bill Boutwell
Jim Curtiss
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Tom Kennedy
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Haley
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Bill Benkoski
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Candon
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Curtiss
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Gallipo
Clark Wins Fifth Straight Auto Race at Zandvoort
Jim Clark captured his fifth consecutive victory by winning the Dutch Grand Prix in 2 hours 3 minutes 59.1 seconds at Zandvoort, averaging 100.80 mph. Clark now leads the world championship with 45 points, 19 ahead of Graham Hill, who must win all four remaining races to tie. Clark’s Lotus dominated as Hill contends for the 1965 title.
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Legion Standings From Saturday Games
Windsor defeats Springfield 8 to 1 while Bennington beats Proctor 2 to 1 Brattleboro ties Bellows Falls 4 to 4 and Rutland earns 4 2 victory over Hartford Barre posts 11 to 2 over Rutland格式
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Proctor
Brattleboro
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Barre
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Bellows Falls
Elks defeat Kiwanis 5-2 to stretch Interstate lead
Hoosick Falls Kiwanis fall 5-2 as Bennington Elks win fifth straight in Interstate League. Bill Brownell improves to 5-0 with six walks and four strikeouts. Key moments include Greg Croff and Jerry Jepson scoring in the third, Racicot double, and a Christie triple in the fifth. The game ends after 6 1/2 innings due to darkness with Racicot and Christie leading Elks hitters.
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Brownell
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Larry Scott
Jim Stempek
Jim Martelli
LeFebvre lifts Dodgers to 4-3 win over Cubs in 9th
Dodgers trails 3-1 in the ninth with two out when Jim LeFebvre lines a two-run single to tie and later doubles home the decisive run off Wes Parker on first. LeFebvre, 22, delivers again as Cincinnati, Milwaukee, St. Louis and Houston win in the NL while Minnesota tops L A in the AL.
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Lou Brock
Tracy Stallard
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Ron Brand
Jim Gentile
Gaylord Perry
Claude Raymond
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Littler Wins Canadian Open in Narrow Margin
Gene Littler broke a three year drought by scoring 66 in the Canadian Open to finish seven under par at 273 and win $20,000. He edged Masters champion Jack Nicklaus by one stroke after Nicklaus failed to birdie the 18th. Nicklaus earned $12,000 for second as Homero Blancas, Joe Campbell, Rod Funseth, Randy Glovier and Mason Rudolph tied for third at 278.
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Tex
Mele Faces Suspension After Umpire Feud
Minnesota Twins manager Sam Mele prepares for a possible suspension after a heated clash with umpire Bill Valentine during Sundays doubleheader with the Los Angeles Angels. UPI reports Cronin witnessed the incident, which led to Mele being ejected in the sixth inning of the first game, a 5-3 loss. Minnesota won the nightcap 5-4.
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Jim Fregosi
Angels
Rich Rollins
Rollins
John Rice
McCormick Shuts Out Yanks in Two-Hitter
Left hander Mike McCormick, 26, fired a two hitter for a 3-0 shutout of the New York Yankees, his first complete game since 1963, in a day of notable scores across the majors. Don Blasingame and Frank Howard drove in Washington’s runs, while Don Newman's seven-hitter aided the Angels, and other AL and NL results highlighted the Baseball Day.
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Dokka Captures Public Links Golf Title With Dominant Putts
Arne Dokka, 21, of Studio City California, defeats Leo Zampedro of Warren Ohio 10 up in 27 holes to win the National Public Links championship in Pittsburgh. The Norwegian-born former amateur star led 6 up after the first 18 holes as Zampedro outdrove him but failed with the putter. Dokka credited putting as his strongest facet and sealed the victory with steady chip and putt play through five rounds.
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Ohio
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