Trainer Works Overtime In Boston Doubleheader
Boston headlines the Red Sox split a two game doubleheader with the Washington Senators at Fenway Park. Washington took the opener 6-3 behind Dick Bosman, while Boston answered 5-0 as Bob Sadowski and Jose Santiago shut the Nationals. Washington leads the season series 3-2 and closes the series with Phil Ortega facing Jerry Stephenson.
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Baseball Standings and Results From Wednesday Action
The standings show Cleveland on top with a 36 6 record, followed by Baltimore Detroit and California in pursuit. Washington beat Boston 6 3 while Boston claimed the 5 0 win, Chicago defeated New York 6 2, Detroit downed Minnesota 9 4, Kansas City topped Cleveland 8 7 after 10 innings, and Baltimore won 9 7 in extra innings. Rico Petrocelli homered in the second game for Boston, while Tony Conigliaro sat out earlier with a hamstring issue and George Scott was hit on the forearm but x rays were negative. Sadowski earned his first AL win as he retired 15 in a row before relief. Sadowski commented on his control pitching as Santiago was brought in. In golf news, sixty players braved rain for Scotch fourball at Mt Anthony CC with Petrock and Paquin taking first gross, and several pairs tied for other places.
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Contender Fires Manager Ahead of Title Defense
Frankfurt report says Karl Mildenberger, a top challenger for Cassius Clay's world heavyweight crown, dismissed manager Bruno Mueller for "bad management." He will not renew when his contract ends Sept. 1 and cites low past pay and limited earning potential in Frankfurt due to Mueller and his son’s involvement in local promotions.
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Bennington Gunsmith Wins Trapshooting Title
Ralph Bevis of Bennington captures the Vermont state trapshooting championship in singles doubles and all around at North Country Sportsmen's Club near Williston He posts 197 200 in singles 93 100 in doubles and 376 400 overall Bevis a U S Amateur Trapshooting Champion in 1961 competes in amateur division amid many regional shooters Dr Theodore L Piche of Burlington wins the handicap title Bevis operates the Gun Rack in Bennington and uses a 26 yard handicap the nation’s largest is 27 yards
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Tennis Tourney Opens Friday in New England
The New England Interscholastic Tennis Tournament starts Friday at MIT with Cathedral High School Springfield defending champion facing South Portland Maine. Quarter-final pairings include Weston against DeLaSalle Newport, Brunswick against Classical Springfield, and Cranston East versus Brookline. Curley Johnson and Jim Turner signed with the New York Jets AFL as free agents.
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Red Sox trade reliever Radatz to Indians for two hurlers
Boston sends relief ace Dick Radatz to Cleveland in exchange for right handers Lee Stange and Don McMahon. The 29 year old had starred as a fireman from 1962 to 1964 but slumped in 1965 and moved to 0-2 this season.
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Nicklaus and Hogan Lead Memphis Open Favorites
Defending champ Jack Nicklaus and veteran Ben Hogan top early odds for the $100,000 Memphis Open at Colonial Country Club. Tony Lema, winner of last week’s Oklahoma City Open, also in the running for the $20,000 first prize. The 72-hole event features a tough layout and ideal weather with mid 80s and light winds. Past Memphis winners include Lema in 1963 and Souchak and Lema previously posting 270 scores.
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Area Horsemen Sweep in Hoosac Valley Show
Hoosick Falls NY Mrs Luella Cheidler Stuart of Bennington won first in Open Stock Horse Pleasure Morgan English Obstacle Race and Local Open Riding Hack at the 11th Hoosac Valley Horse Show memorial day. She added second in Bridle Path Hacks and Adult Horsemanship. Over 500 spectators and 100 riders attended the event sponsored by the Couples Club First Baptist Church.
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Arcaro backs Kauai King to win Belmont Stakes
Eddie Arcaro, the last jockey to win the Triple Crown, says Kauai King has a good chance at Belmont. He cites Don Brumfield’s confidence, notes the Belmont’s 1 1/2 mile distance tests stamina, and recalls Brumfield’s Derby and Preakness rodeo while predicting strong mounts for the Derby winner if successful.
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Dartmouth Coach Al Julian In Satisfactory Condition
Al vin Oggie Julian Dartmouth College basketball coach is in satisfactory condition at Mary Hitchcock Hospital. He was admitted Wednesday with an undisclosed illness after coaching Dartmouth since 1950 and previously led the Boston Celtics for two seasons and Holy Cross College.
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Saber Night Honors Bennington Catholic Basketball Champs
The Elks Trustees and Selectmen of Bennington plan Saber Night to honor Bennington Catholic’s 1966 Vermont Class L champions. A trophy will be presented and a surprise honor teased. Guest speaker Darrell R. Sawyer, former Bennington coach now at Norwich Free Academy, will attend.
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Zandy Named MVL All Star Shortstop Honored
Burr and Burton Seminary shortstop Phil Zandy was named to the 1966 Marble Valley League All-Star baseball team at the Rutland Elks Club banquet. Also named were Al Curtis Jim Caddon Bobby Greene John Poljacik Gary Wortman Mike Palmer Don Howard Ray Cracher and Steve Oldenbuy, representing league contenders and outlying towns.
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