CYO Downs Elks 1-0 in tight baseball game
Tim Racicot of the Bennington Elks lost a no hit bid in the fourth as brother Scott Racicot of the CYO allowed one run on four hits in a 1-0 Bennington showdown. North Bennington defeated Hoosick Falls Kiwanis 6-4. All-Star selections announced for interleague contest featuring Kiwanis Lions Arlington Elks CYO North Bennington and others.
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Tim Racicot
Bennington Elks
Alumni Field
Tim
Scott Racicot
CYO
Elks
Bennington
North Bennington
Hoosick Falls
Kiwanis
Don Gabrus
Rick Thurber
Jim Reopel
Bob Stempek
Thurber
Reopel
Denny Scott
Mike Whitter
Lions
Arlington
Joe Stempek
Joe Martelli
Bob Whitter
Mike Durkin
Bob Nowak
Gary Keegan
Billy Miller
Ray Moran
Don Corey
Mike Knox
Roy Holton
Art Wyman
Jay- Tee Hayes
Chris Kenyon
Dave Nemerov
Denny Hart
Russ Christie
Jerry Jeps
Grant Still Leads Qualifiers At New England Amateur
Jimmy Grant of Weathersfield Conn opened with a 71 and finished with a 75 at Equinox Country Club Manchester to share the lead in two days of qualifying for the New England Amateur. Henry Budney tied Grant with a 74 for 146, while Mike Reimer of Barrington tied for third at 147 after a 72. Local hopes included Jim Rusher, Gene LaVoie, and Pat DiPadua as the field narrowed to four for sudden-death playoff. Ronny Smith and others prepared for afternoon matches.
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Grant
Henry Budney
Berlin
Conn
Lewis
Manchester
Jimmy Grant
Weathersfield
Equinox Country Club
New England
University of Houston
Weathersfield Country Club
Budney
Mike Riemer
Barrington
R.I
Reimer
Jim Rusher
Vernon
Barrie Bruce
Beverly
Mass
Bill Brew
John Donnelly
Burlington
Welch
Craig Galipeau
Bennington
Ed Keating
Henry Robbins
Portsmouth
N.H
George
Junior) Payne
Ronny Smith
Steve Liebman
Bloomfield
Ellis Stops Wills and Koufax As Reds Down Dodgers 4-1
Sammy Ellis pitched 12 strikeouts to earn his 14th win as the Reds defeated the Dodgers 4-1. Maury Wills saw his 20 game hit streak end, while Koufax's 11 game winning streak was halted. Leo Cardenas homered, and Pete Rose and Jim Coker added RBI hits in Cincinnati's third and fourth inning scoring.
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Ellis
Wills
Koufax
Reds
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Sammy Ellis
Sandy Koufax
Maury Wills
Los Angeles
Display Downs A&W 3-2 In Little League Action
Bennington Display edged A&W 3-2 in a Little League game behind Ernie Hoisington’s two hit pitching. The win improves Display to 11-2 on the season as Mike Palmer of A&W allowed only one hit, a second inning single by Jed Donovan driving in two runs. A&W rallied in the fourth inning with the Baker brothers, Steve and Jim, contributing for a late push.
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Chris Kenyon
North Bennington
Mike Guetti
Kenyon
Guette
N.B
Denny Loomis
Rick Corcoran
Kiwanis
John Stempek
Jim Ryan
Pirates
Vernon Law
Braves
Ken Johnson
Billy O’dell
Denis Menke
Ty Cline
Dick Farrell
Houston
Frank Linzy
Cardinals
Ron Herbel
Giants
Dick Schofield
San Francisco
Curt Flood
Phil Gagliano
Tracy Stallard
Ernie Banks
Cubs
Mets
Larry Jackson
Dick Ellsworth
Ernie Hoisington
Bennington
A&w
Mike Palmer
Jed Donavan
Baker Brothers
Steve
Jim
Skeet Shooter Wins in New York
Siegfried W. Tolle of South Pownal won the Class A 12 gauge skeet shoot at Hendrik Hudson Fish and Game Club Averill Park New York scoring 98 of 100. Tolle also earned a Vermont State Championship Skeet Shoot trophy in St. Albans.
Twins Pascual Steps Off The Mound With Elbow Tumor
United Press International reports Camilo Pascual of the Minnesota Twins stepped off the mound during a strong appearance to signal manager Sam Mele after feeling a right elbow issue. The moment interrupted a potential pennant run as Pascual left the game for examination.
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Pascual
United Press International
Minnesota
Sam Mele
Twins
Camilo Pascual
Mele
Gary Roggenburk
Washington Senators
Namath Paces Jets Over Patriots 23-6
New York Jets quarterback Joe Namath threw two touchdown passes in a 23-6 rookie exhibition win over the Boston Patriots in Lowell. Namath, after a $400,000 signing, completed 9 of 19 passes for 114 yards, while Bob Schwierckert added the Jets’ other TD.
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Lowell
Mass
UPI
New York Jets
Sonny Werblin
Werblin
Alabama
Joe Namath
Namath
American Football League
Jets
Boston Patriots
Weeb Ewbank
Joe
Boston
Ewbank
Jim Evans
Tom Krzemiewski
Bob Schwierckert
Virginia Tech
Patriots
Jim Nance
Syracuse
Joe Bellino
Bellino
Navy
Charlie Green
Wittenberg
Baseball Standings and Schedule Across Leagues
The standings show Minnesota leading the American League with 63 wins and 37 losses, followed by Los Angeles and Baltimore. Cincinnati Cleveland Milwaukee Detroit and others trail. National League includes San Francisco Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh and New York in tight races. Wednesday results include Detroit over New York and Boston routing Kansas City, with several night games and rescheduled contests. Thursday previews list probable pitchers for Cincinnati Los Angeles Chicago Cleveland New York and others, with Friday night matchups across both leagues.
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Houston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
New York
Minnesota
Washington
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
Kansas City
Detroit
Ellis
Dodgers
Dodger
Jim Lefebvre
Jeff Torborg
Reds
Twins
Cincinnati
Los Angeles Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Bk Fro
San Fran
Los Ang
Pitts
Lee
Lich
Stottlemyre
Cisco
Musgraves
Koonce
Faul
Phila
Milw
Gal
Dell
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Racicot
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Greg Mears
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Kubek
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Miller
Kroll
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Ellsworth
Bailey
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Saneto
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Moore
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Ottaviano
Tomasi
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Elks Croft
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Rf Hart
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Christie
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Raetz
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Hayes
Corcoran
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Thompson
Guetti
Ryan
Flood
J. Kenyon
Kiwanis Scott
J. Stempek
Whitter
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Gorman
Lf Reppel
B. Stempek
Jim Grant
Wethersfield
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Portland
Judy
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Pownal
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American Red Cross
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Henry W. Coley
North Pownal
Powell’s
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East Pownal
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Howell
Bennington Garage
Main St
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Eel
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Rapid
Dayton
H. Greenberg & Son, Inc
Display Downs
Hoisington
Palmer
RH Petit
Donavan
Hyde
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Pamenter
Loveland
Hoyt
Wright
C Palmer
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Kearns
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Cal) Griffith
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