Bennington All-Stars win close First Interstate All-Star game
Bennington All-Stars edge Arlington Hoosick Falls 3 to 2 in Arlington. Terry Jepson fueled the win with a two run third inning homer and the deciding run in the sixth as he pitched well. Arlington Hoosick Falls tied the game in the fourth on Alan Corey triple and a double by Alan Evans. Punky Thompson left with a leg injury mid game and is expected to miss the season.
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Arlington
Terry Jepson
Bennington All-Stars
Arlington - Hoosick Falls
Arlington- Hoosick
Jepson
Bennington
Alan Plante
Don Chaffin
Plante
Chaffin
Hoosick Falls
Alan Corey
Alan Evans
Corey
Evans
Pat Moore
Bill
Punky) Thompson
Bennington Hospi
Jerry Jepson
All-Stars
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Hutchinson Lopez Set for October World Series Showdown
Old friends Al Lopez and Fred Hutchinson, now leading Chicago White Sox and Cincinnati Reds respectively, eye an October World Series clash as both clubs rally. White Sox rebound behind Don Buford and Talbot's pitching to tighten atop the American League, while the Reds surge with Nuxhall and McCool powering a 6-2 win over Philadelphia.
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al Lopez
Fred Hutchinson
Lopez
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Hutchinson
Reds
White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Fred Talbot
Los Angeles Angels
Cincinnati
Philadelphia Phillies
San Francisco Giants
Phils
Giants
Joe Nuxhall
Billy McCool
Don Buford
Leo Cardenas
Dennis Bennett
Detroit
Boston
Cubs Topple Giants 6-4 as Santo Homers in Ninth
Cubs rally from behind with Ron Santo delivering a three run homer off Bob Shaw in the ninth after a disputed strike call. Al Dark urges NL umpires to beware as Cepeda and Crandall homer for the Giants.
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Cubs
Giants
Colts
Dodgers
Ron Santo
Bob Shaw
Santo
al Dark
Orlando Cepeda
del Crandall
Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
American League standings show Baltimore leading at 56 34 and Chicago 55 34 in close pursuit. Detroit and Boston split results. Chicago routed Los Angeles 9 0, while Detroit edged Boston 7 5. National League lists Philadelphia atop with 52 37, San Francisco 54 39, and Cincinnati 51 41, with several late games and night matchups planned.
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W. L. Pet
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Chicago
New York
Minnesota
Detroit
Los Angeles
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Kansas City
Santiago
Pascual
Belinsky
Meyer
Buzhardt
Peters
Kralick
Philadelphia
San Fran
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Los A
Houston
San Francisco
Phila
Bruce
Yellen
Drysdale
Buhl
Pers Ry
Cardinals Camp Opens With Coach Lemm Pleased
St Louis Cardinals head coach Wally Lemm voiced satisfaction after the opening practice at Lake Forest Illinois. He praised 42 players including 19 rookies and noted veteran ends and flankers ran patterns well as camp began.
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Wally Lemm
St. Louis Cardinals
Lake Forest
Ill
Lemm
Wally
Dallas Cowboys
Bill McPeak
Washington Redskins
McPeak
Angelo Cola
Joe Hernandez
Cola
Chicago Bears
Hernandez
Canada
Bobby Mitchell
Redskins
Green Bay Packers
Vince Lombardi
Pittsburgh Steelers
Bob Schmitz
Terry Nofsinger
Lou Michaels
Hinsdale Harness Entries Highlight 500 Stakes Across Nine Divisions
A detailed card lists fourteen horses across maidens, mares, and claiming races with $500 purses in the first eight events plus a $700 trot and a $1,000 pace. Notable entrants include Hardy's King Arch, Highland Flight, Shadydale Leader, Warrensburg contenders, and attendance reported at 3 305 with handle around 145 700.
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King
Andy Dora Bounty
Bock Ghost
Gee Wee Dublin
Mac Birchcrest
Duffy Eloise
Highland Flight
Little Feather
Hulah Bennis Panatella
MG Cindy
Valsota
Mir
Eva Sue
Bert Hawk
Prince Fedor David A
Don Gollon
John Ross
Discovery
Haven
Pace
Volo M Spencer
Messenger
Plum Good Ensign
Vesta Avalon Clyde Emma's
Quick Boy
Congress
George Our Girl
Miss Lady Vic
David Joe Perle
Peter G
Scott Gay Yonder
Prince Counsel
Iva Long
Bert Mike
Shadydale
Highley
Scott Swartley
Midwest
Kelley
Warrensburg Nixie
Frontine
Tecumseth
Rowe
Merchant
Darn Special
Sue Demon
Star Genie
Victory Camp
Alotta
Reldie Wick
Poyer
Connie
Richards
Caroldon
Joy
Cole
Zelda C
the Fox
Benny Fen
Dona Anthony
Mathilde
Lark
Warrensburg
Stray Charm
Parker
Lady Esta
Mulcahy
Razzle Gal
Wilsey
Alec
Melostar
Swamp Root
Merry’s Joy
Granda Hanover
Drum
Bordner Hanover
H'ton
Mr. Melburn
Corneau
Audey
Perry C
Colonie Girl
Chockoyette Guy
Bomer Pat
Ericks Bucky
Ait'’n
Tiger Rag
Foster
Mr. Marathon L
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Freddie's
Sammy Stoner
Sky Eden
Kent
Thru Express
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Fanelli
Surprise Eden
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Jarrettown Cliff
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Borderview
Carrie
Merry Diamond
Duffette
Olin
Darn Handsome
Ransford
Dee's
Fuss
Little Rusty
Randy B
Mickey MacPherson
Jack Freehall
Galipeau Retains Allied Junior Golf Title At Taconic
Defending champ Craig Galipeau Mt Anthony CC Bennington shot 73 to win the Allied junior crown at Taconic Golf Club. Pat O Brien Pittsfield CC defended the girls title with 80, adding a double crown after her earlier Allied women victory. Moynihan, Shields, Thomas, Perrone and others posted top scores in divisions.
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Williamstown
Craig Galipeau
Mt. Anthony
Bennington
Taconic
Pat O’brien
Country Club
Pittsfield
Shire City Lass
Galipeau
Jerry Moynihan
Berkshire Hills
Dick Shields
Stockbridge
John Thomas
Greenock
Bird
Baseball leaders and pitching records from the majors
The data lists top hitters and pitchers across leagues. National League leaders include Mays and Santo with high runs and RBIs, while American League names Killebrew and Williams appear for home runs and RBIs. Pitching leaders feature Koufax and Marichal with standout win loss lines, plus various 10-4 and 12-3 marks.
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Mays
Giants
Williams
Cubs
Howard
Dodgers
Santo
Allen
Phils
Koufax
L. Burdette
Marichal
Bruce
Colts
O’toole
Reds
Bunker
Orioles
Ford
Yanks
Pizarro
White Sox
Arrigo
Twins
Downing
Peters
Vaughan Sets World Mark Yet Finishes Third
CERVINIA Italy AP Charles Vaughan Jr of Manchester Depot VT bettered his own world record in speed skiing on Saturday but finished third in the Silvio Rivetti trophy race. Vaughan, who set the old mark, raced for the top honors but could not overtake the leaders.
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Cervinia
Italy
Charles Vaughan Jr
Manchester Depot
Silvio Rivetti
Vaughan
Chile
Luigi de Marco
Bruno Alberti
Dick Dorworth
Reno
Nev
Dorworth
Palmer signs to play in Canadian Open golf event
Arnold Palmer agreed to compete in the $50,000 Canadian Open from July 30 to August 2. The event adds star power to the field and raises interest in the national tournament.
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Montreal
Arnold Palmer
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