Giants Move Into High Gear With Perry and Marichal
San Francisco manager Herman Franks sticks with Gaylor Perry as he recovers from a slow start, guiding the Giants to a 25-19 mark and a nine of 12 surge. Perry earned his third straight win in a two hitter over Pittsburgh and hints at a possible no hitter earlier in the night. The Reds, Astros, Cardinals and Phillies also won while Mets and Dodgers faltered. Perry credited slider work and Jansen’s coaching as key factors in the comeback.
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Donn Clendenon
Willie Stargell
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Polo Grounds
Eagles overwhelm Moose in 16-3 Bennington Little League game
Eagles rout the Moose squad 16 to 3 at Beech Street Diamond. Barry LeBarron started for the Eagles, Joey Bizzarro for Moose. Inning highlights include a second inning rally with a Mark Rousseau double driving in two, and a five run fifth featuring triples and a Duffy Outwater double. Moose scored first on a Dennis Murray single, but trailed 9-1 after three. Final linescore: Moose 3, Eagles 16.
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Bobby Sustak
Duffy Outwater
Mark Rousseau
Dennis Murray
Mike Allard
Bizzarro
Johnny Rounds
Joe LaCroix
Bill Crowell
Outwater
LeBarron
Murray
Hinsdale Probe Blames Management and Commission
Attorney General Pappagianis released a report blaming Hinsdale Raceway management and lax supervision by the New Hampshire Racing Commission for fixed races last year. The investigation cited specific races as fixed and noted a one man show operation with weak security and poor organization. Governor King praised reforms and plans to review the track before license issuance for the 1967 fall meet.
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Giants Sign Francis Peay To 1967 Contract
The New York Giants signed offensive tackle Francis Peay to a 1967 contract. Peay, an All-America at Missouri, played little last season due to a fractured bone in his left foot.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Update National and American Leagues
American League standings show Chicago leading with 25 wins, Detroit 26, Cleveland 22, and Boston 22. Minnesota 21, Washington 20, New York 18, Kansas City 19, California 18, Baltimore 20. Thursdays results: Minnesota 4 Boston 0. Washington 1 California 0. Cleveland 8 Detroit 2. Tonight’s and Saturday’s games list matchups and probable starters across the league. National League standings place Cinci atop with 25 wins, St Louis 25, San Francisco 25, Pittsburgh 23, Chicago 22, Atlanta 22, Philadelphia 19, Los Angeles 19, Houston 17, New York 14, San Francisco 7. Night results include Cincinnati 7 Chicago 6, Houston 4 New York 1, St Louis 5 Atlanta 4, Philadelphia 6 Los Angeles 1.
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Indianapolis Ovation For Hard Luck Scotsman
Jackie Stewart, the Scotsman, received the longest ovation at the Indianapolis 500 as his turbine car failed near the end. He finished 18th, earning $12,846, after leading late in the race and walking back to the pits. Stewart remained unbowed, applauded by fans and planning a trip to Amsterdam for the Dutch Grand Prix.
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YMCA Sets Digger Connell Memorial Softball Tourney
YMCA Softball League announces the Digger Connell Memorial tournament at Welling Field North Bennington June 10 and 11. Seven teams play a single elimination format with proceeds going to Digger Connell’s family. A Cozy Corners Wil liams town versus local team fast pitch finale caps the event with Ron Seiford among the umpires.
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Roger Raymond
Dick Long
Dick Dame
Joe Strezack
Augie Brownell
Bennington
Arlington Nips Rebel Nine 3-1
Arlington Eagles beat Leland and Gray Rebels 3-1 as Roy Holton pitched effectively with three hits allowed and Don Redfield held in check by five hits. John Hayden led Arlington with two hits in three at bats while Ed Coleman and Denny Williams produced key runs for the Rebels in a near perfect day for baseball.
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Eagle Uprising
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Chance’s 10K gem lifts Twins past Red Sox 4–0 on birthday
Four hit shutout by Dean Chance, birthday celebration toned down by solid 10 strikeouts and two walks. Russ Nixon’s third inning homer and Bob Allison’s sixth homer backed the right-hander as Minnesota ended Boston’s four game win streak. In other AL action, Washington edged California 1–0, Cleveland crushed Detroit 8–2 with Pascual tossing four hitters for the Senators and O'Donoghue homering for a six-run inning in Cleveland's win.
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California Angels
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Berlin Bound Send AAU exchange stars to West Berlin
High jumper John Thomas and Kent State distance ace Sam Bair head to West Berlin for the AAU athletic exchange meet in International Stadium Track. Thomas, 1960 Olympic bronze medalist, owns the American record at 7-7 3 4. Bair has a best mile of 4 01.8.
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