Grant Shoots One Under 71 To Lead N.E. Qualifiers
Grant, 21, from Wethersfield and Berlin, Conn., shot a 71 one under par at Equinox Country Club to lead the 126 starters after day one of the 36th New England Amateur qualifying. Hank Budney, 28, a project engineer from Berlin, Conn., stood second with 72 as rain and fast greens challenged players.
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Manchester
Jimmy Grant
New England
Grant
Portland
Budney
Wethersfield
Berlin
Conn
John McDonough
Rutland
Gil Gonsalves
Providence
R.I
Gonsalves
Jim Rusher
Ellington
Brad Griffin
Craig Galipeau
Bennington
Ed Keating
John
Moose) Donnelly
Burlington
Donnelly
Robert Grant Sr
NEGA
McDonough
Vermont State Golf Association
Dave Harrigan
Suffolk University
Andover
Mass
Barrie Bruce
Beverly
Francis Quinn
Worcester
Ed Barry
Massachusetts
Barry
Bob Barclay
Melrose
Ron Smith
Casey Stengel
Smith
Jim Grant
Equinox Country Club
Lewis
William Corcoran
Massachusetts Golf Association
Arthur Rice
MGA
Jack Goodrich
Hinsdale Racing Meet Results Card Shows Races and Times
Detailed pacing and trotting results with $500 purses across nine races. Winners include Virgies Faber, Frank McLean, Royal Reaper, McDale Melburn, Eileen C, Peanuts Purdue, Glendale Jerry, White Dole, and Brewer Direct. Notable times range from 2:08.3 to 2:15.2 with attendance 1776 and handle $73,109.
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Adios Bull
Laurie Sawmill
Pleasant Nile
Brown King
Frank McLean
Torok
Golden Pearl
Kennedy Express
Church
Topaz Seguin
Abbe Dei
Bardwell
Peccapoon
Ensign Rose Daily
Royal Reaper
Looney
Welcome
Silk
David A
DeWolf
Roger Barnes
Lovie Yates
Joey Boy
Reading
Fenn Bott
Pace
Mile McDale Melburn
Alien
Dianne Lind
Mattison
Alice Barmin
Sheehy
Miss Dot L
Midnight Breeze
Taverns
Andy
America
Eileen C
House
Miss Janie Scott
Gagne
Coville
Dear Wick
Sword Demon
Miss Somebody
Bobby Star
Bord Blackguard
Peanuts Purdue
Wilsey
Gem Adam
Thompson
Bonnies Knight
Morrill
Lizzy Lind
Oliver Sudden
Georgi Volo
Mogis
Borderview Pride
Glendale Jerry
Collins
Happy Majesty
Lynaugh
Lady Emien
Mighty Judy
Aston
Jo Ann
Dean Dudley
White Dole
Cross
Yankee
Healey
London
Kandy Royal
April Haze
Arundel
Suzanna Rodney
Bad Boy
Bert
Brewer Direct
Towwoh
Parker
Mitti
Gold Spring Sam
Polka Doll
Judy's Joy
Star's Knight Carvn
Worthy Balkan
Handle
Robinson delivers winning RBI as Orioles take 3-2 in 10th
Orioles win 3-2 in 10 innings as Brooks Robinson drives in the deciding run off Dean Chance. Reliever Dick Hall earns his ninth victory to move Baltimore within four games of Minnesota. In other AL action, Kansas City swept Boston, Minnesota beat Washington, and Cleveland routs Chicago. Whitey Ford notches 12th win as Yankees and Tigers split.
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Orioles
Hank Bauer
Baltimore
Bauer
Brooks Robinson
Hank
Robinson
Robby
Los Angeles
Dick Hall
Minnesota
Kansas City
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Tigers
Dean Chance
Snyder
Hall
Stu Miller
Harvey Haddix
Don Mincher
Twins
Mike Brumley
Senators
Jim Perry
Earl Battey
Harmon Killebrew
Zoilo Versalles
John Buzhardt
Ralph Terry
Pedro Gonzalez
Chuck Hinton
Ron Hansen
Daniels Promoted to Manager at Twin City Lanes Barre
Garry Daniels formerly of Bennington has been named manager of Twin City Lanes on Barre Montpelier Road. A graduate of Bennington Catholic High School St Joseph Business College and Brunswick Managers School in Chicago he has worked at the lanes since opening four years ago starting as a counter control man. He is a certified bowling instructor who has taught hundreds of youths and many adults. He is a son of Mrs Lila Bruneau and the late Edward F Daniels of Bennington County.
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Barre
Garry Daniels
Bennington
Twin City
Barre-Montpelier Road
Bennington Catholic High School
St. Joseph
Torre Powers Braves Past Astros With 20th Home Run
United Press International reports Joe Torre homered for his 20th time as the Braves beat the Astros 9-7 in the Astrodome. Milwaukee won 7-1, closing in on second place Cincinnati behind Maury Wills and the Dodgers. Other NL results included St Louis blanking San Francisco, Philadelphia splitting with Pittsburgh, and Chicago defeating New York.
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Joe Torre
Houston
Astros
Milwaukee
Astrodome
Braves
Torre
Cincinnati
Maury Wills
Los Angeles
St. Louis
San Francisco
Warren Spahn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Chicago
New York
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Virgies Faber
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Willie Nillie
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Schmigel
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MAX Oil Service
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Tony Conigliaro
Red Sox
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Fred Talbot
A’s
Jim Lonborg
Ken Harrelson
Jim Landis
Dennis Bennet
Bill Kinnamon
Wayne Causey
Daniels
United Press International
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Tony Cloninger
Billy O’dell
Cloninger
Wills
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Gilliam
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Cardinals
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Flood
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Bob Purkey
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Purkey
Willie Mays
Mays
Donn Clendean
Willie Stargell
Phillies
Bob Friend
Bobby Wine
Alex Johnson
Tony Gonzales
al McBean
Friend
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Ernie Banks
RBI
Bob Buhl
Cubs
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Ted Abernathy
Jack Fisher
Lenith
E. T. Williams
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