Brattleboro Wins District Little League Title 10-0
Brattleboro blanked Bennington 10-0 to claim the district title at Beech Street. Jimmy Wells tossed a one hitter with nine strikeouts, supported by timely bunts and fielding errors that doomed Bennington. Rain and delays lingered as Brattleboro earned its fifth district crown in six years and moved a step from Montpelier.
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Bennington
Vermont
Montpelier
Beech Street
Brattleboro
Eddie Vosburg
VFW
Bennington All-Stars
Wells
Keith Giroux
Otto Raetz
Terry Raetz
Bill Grass
Mark Rosseau
Kirk Nims
Dave Lauzon
Ludlow
Ray Cook
Baseball Standings Friday Night Games Preview
Kansas City visits New York under the lights while California plays Washington Minnesota faces Boston Detroit takes on Chicago and Baltimore meets Cleveland. Teams chase division leads and key wins could shake up the standings tonight.
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California
Washington
Minnesota
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Baltimore
Cleveland
Ww. L. Pet
Wash
K.C
Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Shut Out CYO Nine 3-0
Mickey Blinstr aub pitched a two hit gem as Hoosick Falls Kiwanis beat Bennington CYO 3-0 at Wel ling Field North Bennington. Johnny Hart matched with four hits allowed and three Hoosick Falls runs in the second and fifth innings scored on a sequence of hits errors and walks. Maynard the CYO leader, was held hitless in three at bats with two field outs and a walk. Boxscore:
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Brattleboro
Fred Brown
Raetz
Terry Raetz
Dave Thomas
Wells
Mickey Blinstraub
Hoosick Falls
Kiwanis
Bennington
CYO
Welling Field
North Bennington
Blinstraub
Robin
Johnny Hart
Sennett
Sprague
Fran Maynard
Maynard
Javier Nixes Happy Returns For Durocher
Leo Durocher turns 61 amid controversy as Cubs chase NL pennant. Javier, star second baseman of the St. Louis Cardinals, thwarted Durocher’s birthday cheer with a decisive relay play ending a 4-3 win to level the series. He then starred again with three hits and three RBIs in a 4-2 victory securing the series and a two game lead.
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Bennington
Fred Brown
Brattleboro
Jeff Putnam
Bowmaker
Leo Durocher
Julian Javier
Durocher
Chicago Cubs
Buzzy Bavasi
Leo
Javier
St. Louis Cardinal
Cubs
Cards
Ted Savage
Wilkinson's 150 Misses New England Golf Cut
Rick Smith of Rutland earned the sole Vermont berth in the 1967 New England Amateur Championship final flight with a two day total of 149 after a 12 man playoff reaching the 19th hole. John Wilkinson of Bennington shot 150 to miss by one stroke and Vermonters listed failed to card for day two.
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Rick Smith
Rutland
New England
John Wilkinson
Bennington
Oakerwood
Smith
Fran Larkin
Windsor
Dick Welch
Gene Lavoie
Burlington
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