Sportbriers CYO Triumph Over Elks in Interstate Clash
Sportbriers CYO defeated the Elks 9-4 in an Interstate game, with Billy Martin going 1 for 4 and pitching six hits allowed over six innings while Jin Maguire and the Fimbroke brothers added two hits each. The article also notes upcoming community tennis and track events hosted by the Park and Recreation Department, featuring Stan Gibson in Willow Park and a track meet at Hopsac School, open to youths 7-14 with multiple age divisions and no charge.
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Cyo
Elks Bennington
Elks
Billy Martin
Martin
Jin Maguire
Fimbroke Brothers
Park and Recreation Department
Stan Gibson
Hartford
Cann
Willow Park
Gibson
New England
New England Lawn Tennis Association
The
Youth Tennis Foundation of
Mary Reczek
Park & Recreation Department
Mt. Anthony Youth Athletic Association
Hopsac
Vermont Recreation
Rutland
Braves Place Fico Carty On 21 Day Disabled List
Atlanta Braves substitute Larvell Blanks for Fico Carty who has missed seasons due to tuberculosis and injuries. Carty was placed on the 21 day DL and Blanks, 22, was promoted from Savannah to the major league roster.
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Atlanta
UPI
Fico Carty
Atlanta Braves
Carty
Larvell Blanks
Bravus
Savannah
Griffin Drives Bosox Past A's In Twin Bill Rally
Griffin collected seven hits in nine at bats and drove in key runs in both games as Boston defeated Oakland 2-1 in the first contest and 2-1 in the nightcap. A bold walk of Griffin to face Yaz backfired, enabling the winning run. Other AL action saw Detroit 5 Texas 1, Baltimore 4 Kansas City 2 in 10, Milwaukee 2 Minnesota 1, while Mets beat Dodgers 4-2 and Atlanta 6 St Louis 3 in the NL.
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Griffin
Bill
A's
Red Sox
Carl
Detroit
Texas
Baltimore
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Minnesota
New York Mets
Los Angeles
Atlanta
St. Louis
Bill Slayback
Slayback
Bultis
Pinchhitter
Merv Rettenmiund
Orioles
Royals
Joe Lahoud
Gary Ryerson
Brewers
Willie Mays
Buc Harrelson
Mets
Gary Gentry
High schooler defeats Hunter in Olympic boxing trials semi
In Fort Worth Texas Tim Dement 17 of Bossier City Louisiana toppled South Carolina convict Bobby Lee Hunter in a semi final bout. Dement advances to face Gregory Lewis of Cincinnati in the flyweight semifinal card amid other top matches including Duane Bobick against Leroy Jones and Jesse Valdez versus Larry Carlisle.
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Fort Worth
Tex
South Carolina
Bobby Lee Hunter
Tim Dement
Bossier City
Dement
Hunter
Carolina
United States
Munich
Contoversy
Gregory Lewis
Cincinnati
Will
Navy
Duane Bobick
Leroy Jones
Brooklyn
James Busceme
Beaumont
Robert Newton
Cambridge
Mass
Jesse Valdez
Houston
Larry Carlisle
Cleveland
Fischer evens matches Spassky in tense world championship
In Reykjavik, Boris Spassky blundered a white queen move allowing Bobby Fischer to press with a sacrificial sequence. Fischer then won the game as Spassky’s error drew chants from spectators and a nearly overturned hall. The match stands 2 2 ½ to 2 ½ as play resumes.
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Jel Ward
Reykjavik
Iceland
Boris Spassky
Bobby Fischer
Spassky
Flacher
Bobby
Fischer
Gabriel aims to play after Rams hospital release
Rams star quarterback Gabriel left hospital Thursday and rushed to camp hoping to rejoin by next Wednesday with light workouts and preseason play in mind. Rams also cut rookies Russell Harrison and Larry Crowe during Thursday session.
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United Press International
Homan Gabriel
Los Angeles Rams
Lury
Rams
Gabriel
Russell Harrison
Kamsas State
Larry Crowe
Texas Southern
Leroy Kelly
Cleveland
All-Stars win beat Keene 5-1
The Bennington All-Stars defeated VFW of Keene New Hampshire 5-1 in Keene. Pitcher Bucky Lang struck out 13 with 7 walks, allowing one run on five hits. Greg Croft led off with a first inning single, Robin Outwater doubled for a 2-0 second, and Maynard scored twice including a seventh inning run.
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Bennington All-Stars
VFW
Keene
N.H
Bucky Lang
All-Stars
Lang
Greg Croft
Robin Outwater
Long
Bennington Town
Billy Church
Fran Maynard
Maynard
Dennis Hart
Brian Tremblay
Carlton Fisk
Campaneris Named AL Shortstop For All Star Game
Oakland’s Bert Campaneris named by Earl Weaver to start at shortstop for the American League in Atlanta. Aparicio of Boston sidelined by a broken finger. Campaneris joins 11 others on the AL squad with Fisk as catcher and Lemon and Williams as coaches.
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Boston
UPI
Bert Campaneris
Oakland Athletics
Luis Aparicio
Boston Red Sox
Atlanta
Aparicio
Campinaris
Earl Weaver
Baltimore Orioles
Weaver
Susanan Norm Cash
Detroit
Cookie Rojas
Kansas City
Sal Pando
Oakland
Jon Piniella
Amostothe
Richie Scheindtum
Kansas Ciy
Carillon Fisk
Boston Hed Sox
Cather
Pisk
Ellie Rodriguez
Milwaukee
Toby Harrah
Texas
Carlex May
Chicago
Joe Rudi
Bland
Bob Lemon
Dick Willaims
Ralph Salvon
Baltimore
John Hiller
Joe Durham
Lady golfers win Allied best ball at Mount Anthony CC
Ninety six women competed in the Allied best ball at Mount Anthony Country Club on July 19. Winners posted a 74 led by Rachel Majehrowski and Pat Ryan with Berkshire Hills CC. Multiple ties followed across divisions including Mount Anthony CC and Wahconah CC entrants, with teams from TJ clubs earning top placements and co chairwomen Rosemary Czerwinski and Belva Keyworth noted.
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Mount Anthony Country Club
Rachel Majehrowski
Pat Ryan
Berkshire Hills C.C
Margaret Ward
Lillian Belair
Wahconah C.C
Virginia Lonergan
Eunice Wisher
Mount Anthony C.C
Elsie Persip
Mary Doucette
Peg Andrew Gayla
Andrew — Derkshire
Time trials begin at Glen for six hour race
An overflow field of 45 cars begins time trials at Watkins Glen for the six hour world manufacturers championship endurance race on Saturday. Ferrari, led by Anu—eretti and Ickx, is favored to win as they seek the championship.
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Watkins Glen
N.Y
Ferrari
Mario Anuretti
Nazareth
Jacky Ickx
Belgium
Brian Redman
England
Arturo Mercaria
Italy
Ronnie Peterson
Sweden
Tim Schenken
Australia
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Hutch
Corbet
Marion Vince
Bernie Wisher
Rosemary Czerwinski
Jerry Finnegan
Phyllis Dickinson
Dave Pierce
Carol Stilwell
Lrnil Czerwinski
Hea Plerer
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Muire Williams
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Iz Chapman
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Ed Studwell
Tvarma Finnegan
Adams Clothes Shop
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American League Action
Bosox
Doug Griffin
Danny Catera
Ken Holtman
Sal Bando
Angel Mingual
Ben Uglivic
Ted Sox
Carl Yastrzemski
Darold Knowles
Yastyzemski
New York
al Downing
Jim Frewer
Steve Garvey
Warl Williams
Ralph Garr
Cardinals
Pat Jarvis
Ted Simmons
Dement Ia
Olympia
Avery Brundage
Minter
Bear Mountain
Tywo
Pridrik Olafsson
Rex Kern
Baltimore Colts
Colts
Joe O'Donnell
St.Louis Cardinals
O'Donnell
Steve Vorster
Phil Hatch
Ray Parson
Rick Jones
Mike Stark
Smith Back
Santiago
Chile
Stan Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Harold Solomon
Silver Spring
Jaime Pinto
Patricio Cornejo
Smith
Pinto
Salomon
Cornejo
Dennis Ralston
Omar Pabst
Campaneris
Aparicio Fisk
Glen
Carbon
Henn-Chiropractic Chinfy
Vic Bank &Truet
Agway
Fairdale
Globe Union
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Benu-Chiropractic Cinle
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