Brattleboro to face Bennington in Southern District II final
Brattleboro All-Stars meet Bennington All-Stars tomorrow night at Beech Street diamond for the Southern Vermont District Little League title. Brattleboro advanced with a 6 2 win over Black River while Bennington topped Norshaft Arlington 5 1 last Thursday. Holmquist pitched well for Brattleboro, Lauzon homered, and Brattleboro had eight hits. Manager Raetz may start Fred Brown if eligible or use Rosseau Cook or Terry Raetz.
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Bennington All- Stars
Brattleboro All- Stars
Vermont
Beech Street
Bennington
Norshaft - Arlington
Brattleboro
Black River
Scott Holm
AB R
Three Game Series May Decide Senior Circuit
The St. Louis Cardinals visit the Chicago Cubs for a pivotal three game set in St. Louis. Both clubs arrive atop the NL standings after weekend sweeps and split twin bills, with Santo and Maxvill commenting on momentum and pitchers. Other Sunday results included Pittsburgh over Houston, Cincinnati over Philadelphia, and New York defeating Los Angeles.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Cubs
Atlanta Braves
Chicago
San Francisco Giants
Ron Santo
Cal Maxvill
Pittsburgh
Houston
Astros
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
Los Angeles
Mike Shannon
Phil Gagliano
Maxvill
Shannon
Julian Javier
Cardinals
Steve Carlton
Ron Willis
Santo
Banks
Chico Ruiz
Lee May
Reds
Phillies
Milt Pappas
Ted Abernathy
Bob Hendley
Mets
Dodgers
Jeff Torborg
Dick Schofield
Jim Lefebvre
Bud Harrelson
W. L. Pet
Atlanta
San Fran
Culp
Jaster
Jackson
Cuellar
Ribant
Osteen
Bob Addie
Washington Post
Baseball Writers Association of America
William D. Eckert
Baltimore Orioles
Cincinnati Reds
Rickey
Baseball
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Baseball Standings and Scores From Sunday Games
Standings show Chicago atop the league with 55 wins and St. Louis 56. Sundays results include the Yankees beating Detroit 4-2 and then Detroit routing New York 7-3. Baltimore defeated Washington 7-3 as Boston beat Cleveland 8-5. Chicago took Kansas City 8-4 and California edged Minnesota 2-1. Tonight’s games list multiple matchups and late evening duels in EDT.
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Kansas City
Detroit
Wash
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
California
Minnesota
Washington
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Tall Texans Tie For PGA Championship Playoff
Denver based report says Don January and Don Massengale, two tall Texans, tied at seven under par 281 after 72 holes at Columbine Country Club. They face a sudden death playoff for the PGA title with Jack Nicklaus and Dick Sikes close behind at six under 282. January eyes his fourth playoff appearance, Massengale seeking first. prize reaches 25 000 to winner and 15 000 to runner up.
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UPI
Don January
Don Massengale
January
Massengale
Jerry Barber
Texas
Columbine Country Club
Big Gunner
Jack Nicklaus
Dick Sikes
Nicklaus
Sikes
Julius Boros
al Geiberger
Arnie Palmer
Jacksboro
Tex
Dan Sikes
America Favored to Sweep Pan-Am Games
UPI reports opening Pan-Am Games in Winnipeg with the United States favored to win the baseball team title against defending champ Cuba on day one. The U.S. roster is college-based, led by Ohio State coach Martin Karow, featuring pitchers from Colorado, Ohio State, and High Point College. Women’s basketball, cycling, shooting, and other events also on the slate, with Cali, Colombia picked to host the 1971 games.
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Canada
UPI
United States
U.S
Cuba
Castro
Ron Blomberg
Atlanta
New York Yankees
Martin Karow
Ohio State
Jim Toomey
University of Colorado
Joe Saderfield
Ray Bloss
High Point
N.C
Brazil
Prince Philip
Cali
Colombia
Pan-American Sports Organization
PASO
Hall of Fame Day At Cooperstown Honors Rickey Waner and Charles
Hall of Fame Day in Cooperstown highlights Branch Rickey the farm system pioneer and baseball executive, along with Lloyd Waner a durable 1930s Pirates star and another recipient Charles as inductees in the ceremony honoring enduring figures from the game’s early era.
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Cooperstown
N.Y
UPI
Branch Rickey
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Lloyd Waner
Charles
Stanky Says 25 Guys Warmed His Heart After Sox Win
Eddie Stanky declares his team’s 25 players are lovable after Chicago White Sox sweep Kansas City Athletics to stay near the AL lead. He downplays Boston and other rivals as the pennant race tightens, with Angels and others posting results elsewhere. The piece blends his quirky boast with the day's baseball action and Hall of Fame notes.
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Chicago White Sox
Stanky
White Sox
Kansas City Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Boston
Minnesota
Detroit
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Jim Burroughs
Ron Grass
Stuart
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San Francisco
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Mike McCormick
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Roberto Clemente
Pirates
Jim Wynn
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Oneida
Main Street
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Beneficial Finance Co
YES
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Foy
Dick Williams
Mike Ryan
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America
John G. Griffin
Haynes & Kane Inc
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Tolvo
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Williamstown
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Pale Hose
United Press International
Eddie Stanky
Psig
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Minnesota Twins
Joe Horlen
Gary Peters
Jackie Robinson
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