New England Amateur Field Narrowed to Eight Competitors
The New England Amateur at Equinox Country Club in Manchester whittled the field to eight with Fran Quinn, Jim Healey, and Steve Liebman among the top performers. Vermont’s John Donnelly led early then faltered, while Jim Grant and Barrie Bruce posted strong rounds as play shifted to the championship round tomorrow.
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Weston
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Red) Smith
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Jim Healey
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Melrose
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Waterville
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John Woollen
Nashua
N.H
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Berlin
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Tufts
Maine
Ron Lehr
Frank Volonis Jr
Bruce
Henry Budney
Budney
Lewis
Alan Kidder
Franklin
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Mets Top Yanks In Hoosick II To Win 2nd Half
In Hoosick Falls, the Mets crushed the Yankees 20 to 7 to clinch the second half title of the Town of Hoosick Little League. The series to decide the league championship will be a best-of-three starting Monday at the Little League Field, with Mets manager Charles Searcy and Yankees manager Guy Brandi.
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U S Team Rout Sweden In High Scoring Exhibition
A touring United States basketball squad crushed Sweden's Durbo club 122-47 in Stockholm. Ollie Johnson of the University of San Francisco led all scorers with 18 points.
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Romano Belts Two Home Runs as ChiSox Win
John Romano powered the Chicago White Sox to a 9-4 victory over the Cleveland Indians, belting two homers and driving in five. The performance follows his late surge this season, with prior injuries dampening his output, and comes as the Sox rely on him after the Colavito trade.
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Colts' Lorick Gentle On Field Yet Gentle Off Field
Westminister based Tony Lorick talks about his love of contact in pro football and his 513 yards on 100 carries as a rookie with the Colts under coach Don Shula. He recounts past tonsil surgery and weight fluctuations from 220 down to 199, aiming for a stronger sophomore season and fullback competition.
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Culp Starrs with Two-Hit Gem as Pirates Shutout 5-0
Ray Culp pitched a two hitter to blank the Pirates 5-0 for the Phillies, reaching 7-6 on the season with his second straight complete game. The Mets and Cubs split the doubleheader, Cubs winning 2-1 in 12 innings after a 14-0 Mets win in the opener. Santo hit his 22nd homer in the nightcap.
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Indians Edge Giants 2-1 In Arlington Game
John Ulery of the Indians won a 2-0 decision over the Giants Wednesday evening, allowing one hit. The Indians tallied four hits and two runs with Moore and Rice each doubling and Kendall and Ulery adding singles. Teddy Dunn pitched well for the Giants, yielding four hits with no walks.
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Bradley first Ivy Leaguer with 2000 career points
Princeton star Bill Bradley becomes the Ivy League’s sole player to reach 2000 career points. In New York, CBS announces it will end Yankee baseball broadcasts after 1966, while WHN inks a four year Yankee deal starting 1967 following CBS’s prior purchase of the team.
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