Elks Defeat Arlington In Interstate League Clash
Bennington Elks move into the final three games of the Interstate season with an 8-3 win over Arlington as CYO takes the Generals 3-1 in seven innings at North Bennington. Elks lead by a game and a half. a loss by either side could end the race with a playoff looming and the season finale set between Elks and CYO.
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Elks
Arlington
CYO
Generals
Bennington
The
North Bennington Generals
North Bennington
Greg Croft
Dick Shoemaker
John Woodard
Bill Dupree
Dupree
Alan Plante
Pat Moore
Gary LaFlamme
Tim Leray
Plante
Kenny Stemp
Jay Moore
Steve Fritz
Jim Briggs
Fritz
Jim Keir
Mike Webb
Scott Racicot
Bartholdi
Reily Williams Football Co-Captain Dies of Cancer
Michael M. Reily co captain of Williams College 1963 football team died of cancer at Tuoro Hospital New Orleans after a year long illness He attended every practice but never played due to weakness He weighed under 160 pounds at graduation and was praised by coach Frank Navarro as a gentle uncomplaining man
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Reily
Williams
Williamstown
Mass
Reilly
Tuoro Hospital
New Orleans
The
College
Frank Navarro
Galimore
Bennie McRae
Herman Lee
Florida A & M College
Joe Stydahar
Bears
National League Probable Pitchers and Standings Snapshot
Tuesday slate features Houston Pittsburgh San Francisco Philadelphia St Louis Chicago Cincinnati Milwaukee LA NY with notable pitchers Farrell Friend O'Dell Bun ning Gibson Broglio O'Toole Fischer Drysdale Fisher plus key standings showing New York Baltimore Chicago Los Angeles Boston Minnesota Detroit and Kansas City. Monday results include New York 3 Los Angeles 0 and several night matchups with multiple comebacks and errors noted from Arlington and CYO in recap.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Gibson
Craig
Broglio
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
O’toole
Fischer
Los Angeles
New York
Drysdale
Fisher
Houston
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Philadelphia
W. L. Pet
Baltimore
Boston
Minnesota
Detroit
Seri
Kansas City
Washington
Williams
Chance
Segui
Pappas
Kaat
Horlen
Lolich
Cleveland
Donovan
Ose Teen
YMCA Water Carnival at the Y Pool crowns multiple winners
A large crowd attended the YMCA Water Carnival with 16 events. Winners included Pollywog racer John Dickey, Dog Paddle winner Lawrence Dickey, and 8 to 10 year old Freestyle victor Jimmy Torrisi. Jean Sausville led in diving and medley relays while Bert Stafford and Barbara Powell impressed in demonstrations. Total participation reached 160.
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Y Pool
YMCA
John Dickey
Susan Thibodeau
Lawrence Dickey
Betsy Leamy
Richard Garand
Jimmy Torrisi
Bobby LaBeau
Whit Dickey
Debbie Fantetti
Mary Hathaway
Teresa Moore
Lake Paran
Riley Sisters
Kathy
Barbara
Jonathan Dwyer
Don Trachie
Richard Moskovitz
Greg Stafford
Byron Stemp
Bert Stafford
John Mayhew
John Sausville
Jean Sausville
Kathy Riley
Mary Moore
Hallie Sausville
Peary Stafford
Hallie
Barbara Powell
Robert Boulet
Tim Baldwin
Roy Anderson
David Sausville
Guy Ottaviano
Howard Whitman
Bill Rogers
Frank Baker
Glen Gershanek
Jean Lausville
Timmy Baldwin
Dave Flanders
John Goycette
Andre Davignon
Jim Moore
Shore
S. Whitney Dickey
Ymca Board
Art Gage
Paul Kirsch
Steve Hitchey
George Buck
Robert Harrington
Clay Signs Rematch With Liston for Bout
Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay plans training in Miami for a rematch with Sonny Liston after a contract was signed in secret. The date targets September 28 or 29 with three cities under consideration and a 30 percent return guaranteed to each fighter from receipts. Clay, using Mohammed Ali Aba Cassius M. Clay Jr., warned Liston he must stay sharp, while noting his own plans include possible marriage in New York City.
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Louisville
UPI
Cassius Clay
Miami
Sonny Liston
Las Vegas
Baltimore
Clay
Philadelphia
Liston
Bill Faversham
Faversham
Muhammed Ali Aba Cassius M. Clay Jr
Bears Pay Last Respects To Galimore And Farrington
The World Champion Chicago Bears attend a memorial service for Willie Galimore and John Farrington in Rensselaer Indiana. Galimore's body heads to Tallahassee and Farrington to Houston. Coach Halas vows to dedicate the season to them as the team mourns.
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Galimore
Farrington
Rensselaer
Ind
Chicago Bears
Willie Galimore
John Farrington
Jackson
Audrey Galimore
W. E. Vannest
Church of the Nazarene
George Halas
Bears
Tallahasee
Fla
Houston
Tex
Vivian Farrington
College Alle Stars
Chicago
Halas
Willie
Gallemore
Baseball power leaders and top scorers listed
Leaders across leagues include Williams and Santo among Cubs standouts, Cepeda and Howard for Giants, with 29 20s. In the American League Killebrew and Powell top the charts, plus Stuart Colavito Alli son shared 24.
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Mays
Giants
Williams
Cubs
Santo
Howard
Dodgers
Cepeda
Killeebrew
Twins
Powell
Orioles
Stuart
Red Sox
Colaviejo
A’s
Wagner
Indians
Allison
Koufax Poised to Become First $100000 Pitcher in Baseball
New York UPI reports Sandy Koufax, the Dodgers ace, is on track to become the first $100,000 pitcher in baseball history early in 1965. With a 15-5 record and 1.90 ERA, he leads in gate receipts and media hype, while contract talks loom after next January.
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New York
UPI
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodger
Marvel
Bob Feller
Hal Newhouser
Warren Spahn
Sandy
San Francisco Giants
Dodger
E. J
Buzzie) Bavasi
Buzzie
Koufax
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Cleveland
Bob
Vermont Softball Unit Sets Tours and Officers
In Rutland Vermont Amateur Softball Association members elected Art Marcia of Burlington president and named five district commissioners Bill Slade Clyde Coffrin Jr Doc LaPointe Jack Carrier and Joseph Pello Jr Also Stew Schmidt was chosen secretary and Ernie Cioffi umpire in chief Brattleboro was named site for state finals in both fast pitch and slow pitch District play offs will trim finalists to four per division Aug 5 entry deadline $5 per team plus roster rules govern two added players per season
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Vermont Amateur Softball Association
Art Marcia
Burlington
Vermont Softball Association
West Rutland
Ludlow
Bill Slade
Montpelier
Barre
Northfield
Clyde Coffrin Jr
Burlington and
St. Albans
Doc LaPointe
Brattleboro
Jack Carrier
Bennington
Joseph Pello Jr
Stew Schmidt
Ernie Cioffi
Vermont
Essense
New Englands
New England
Grafton
Mass
Worcester
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Bunning
Steve Rice
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Keir
Tim Racicot
Eddy Raetz
Russ Holton
Jim Webb
Bob Mears
Mike Evans
Ymca Water Carnival
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Hart Dupree
Racicot
Christie Coyne Brownell
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Woodward Evans
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Clayton Holton
Webb Kendall J
Woodward Knox
CcVyo J
Moore A
Plante P
Moore D
LaCroix L. Tomasi G
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LaCroix T
LeRay Rice K
Durocher S
Racicot K
Stemp
Andrews Wickenden
Jepson
Loomis
Fritz Briggs Guetti
Montgomery Peckham Gabrus
ED Sainsbury
G. A. R. H. Pet. Cimente
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Phil Cepeda
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Boyer
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Adams Clothes Shop
Mercla, Schmidt
Cioffi
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