Rookie Starts For Bosox
Boston manager Herman weighs resting star first baseman George Scott while rookie Darrell Brandon faces California ace George Brunet in the opener of a nine game homestand. Scott's two hits on the road trip and fielding errors hurt the Sox as he mulls rest to keep him fresh for Fenway Park. If Scott plays and hits, Boston hopes for stronger hitting and defense to improve from a 2-3- record.
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Carmody to Represent Vermont at Jaycee Nationals in Golf
Mickey Carmody of Bennington finished third in the Vermont Jaycee junior golf tournament and earned Vermont’s spot at the Jaycee National Championships at Sedgefield Country Club, Greensboro, N.C., in August. Greg Taylor won the state title, with Mike Dick as runner-up, and Bill O'Brien of Burlington was fourth.
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Stupendous Runs Rockingham Special After Jaw Injury
Stupendous, the pre race favorite, ran the Rockingham Special in Salem New Hampshire after biting a screw eye hook and breaking a tooth and part of the jaw. Veterinarian Dr Joseph Burch of Lawrence Massachusetts said the injuries probably did not cause the fifth place finish. The race ended in a dead heat between Jolly Jet and Sense of Rhythm. Stupendous ticket holders collected $4000 on an $89 500 race pool with $379?000 in prizes to the winners. Stupendous sustained cuts and bleeding after the race. the cause of the jaw injury remains unclear though rail contact or clash with others is suspected. Rockingham Steward Leo O'Donnell said Neloy would not run a horse unless it was right.
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Two Players Injured In CYO Victory
Arlington fell to Bennington CYO 9 3 on Wednesday and temporarily lost catcher Danny Clayton and first baseman Steve Young. A collision chasing a pop fly along the first base line left Clayton with a cut from his mask.
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Jazy Ready To Meet Ryun After European Champs
France's Michel Jazy says he is ready to meet Jim Ryun after Ryun's 3 51 3 mile world mark. Jazy believes both could run under 3 51 7, and would consider a race if Ryun pursues the challenge post European championships.
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Nicklaus Favored To Win PGA At Firestone
Jack Nicklaus, 26, seeks a third major of the year after British Open and Masters titles as 166-player field starts at Firestone Country Club Akron. Four others including Arnold Palmer Gary Player and Dave Marr also chase personal satisfaction through a PGA crown.
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Long Course Tests for 1965 PGA Champion Marr
PGA winner Davey Marr, famed as a short hitter, confronts the 7,180 yard Akron layout with doubts about longer courses. He recalls winning at Laurel Valley in 1965, finishing two behind Casper and Nicklaus, after a decisive sand-save on 18. Marr believes he can beat the "big boys" again despite doubts from fans and critics.
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Indians Power Surge Nets Doubleheader Sweep and Win
Cleveland batters erupted for nine homers in a Sunday doubleheader against Detroit and four more in a 6-1 win over California. Rocky Colavito and Larry Brown belted two run shots, while Leon Wagner and Max Alvis added solo homers as Gary Bell earned his 10th win. The Orioles and Yankees also won to maintain pace in the AL race.
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Ryan Throws Two-Hitter As North Bennington Wins
North Bennington pitcher Donald Ryan struck out 10 over four no hit innings in a 10-2 win over Hoosick Falls on Wednesday. Tom Hyland added four singles, while Ryan belted a two run homer in the second. Robby McGuire and Jim Monaham had Lions hits.
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Jackson Delivers Five Hit Shutout Over Dodgers
Philadelphia pitcher Larry Jackson fired a 4-0 shutout of the Los Angeles Dodgers as he improved to five consecutive wins. Jackson allowed only one Dodger advanced to second base while Sandy Koufax took the loss after five innings. The Pirates and Giants split, with Pittsburgh staying narrowly ahead in the standings.
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Baseball Standings Update From Evening Games
New York defeats Minnesota six to four and Cleveland tops California one six, while Baltimore leads Chicago five to three in night action. Only games scheduled are included.
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