Brattleboro Dominates Vermont State Track Meet
Brattleboro High School won the Vermont State Track Meet with 42 points, while Burlington trailed with 31. Burlington and Catamount standout Doug McGaughey had an off day with 9 feet 9 inches in the pole vault and Bennington failed to place any entries.
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Brattleboro
Burlington
Vermont
Bennington High
Colonels
Doug McGaughey
John Hall
Benhi
Hall
Hugh Perkins
Ers
Biladeau
Stowell
Smith
Trotter
Childs
Pierce
Mont
Wilsey
Eaton
Averill
Young
Fyles
Fuller
Howland
Hebert
Mathen
Gillespie
Beijing
Rutland
South Burlington
Rice Memorial
W. — Windsor
Essex Junction
Bellows Falls
Middlebury
S. — Stowe
B. — Burlington
L.—— Lyndon Institute
Montpelier
St. Johnsbury
H. — Hartford
Bellows Free Academy
Another Lebanon Race Finishes With Messina Victory
Joe Messina of Albany N Y won a 25 lap feature in Lebanon New York before 8000 fans, claiming the sixth different winner in as many races. Stretch Van Steenburg led most of the final lap but Messina edged by a lap car on the back stretch to win by inches. Van Steenburg finished second with Don Rounds third in the Louie Rounds built machine. Link Petitt and Lewis Gilbert followed. Rebel Harris retired with engine trouble on lap 14 after leading early, as a minor tangle produced a yellow flag. Senior Nico Eisner of Lima Peru drove the pace car. Heat races saw Van Steenburg, Chittenden, Delmolino and others claim wins, with two consolation races offering Berninger and Ostrander among other finishers in a 65-car field. The Bennington Special No 0 did not race due to a crank shaft break in warm-ups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Giles
All
Steve Noyes
Frank Farrar
Tom Mooney
Smith
Mathen
Cray
Bouger
Grassic
Messina
Stretch van Steenburg
Saugerties
N.Y
van Steenburg
Don Rounds
Appanaug
R.I
Link Petitt
Lewis Gilbert
Rebel Harris
Nico Eisner
Lima
Peru
Eisner
Link Petiit
Schenectady
John Hogan
Albany
Ralph Chittenden
Lebanon
Ray Chapman
Pittsfield
Mass
Ed Delmolino
Great Barrington
Larry Ball
South Egremont
Ball
Hank Wells
Canaan
Bennington
Otter Valley edges Hartford in 12 innings to reach final
Otter Valley defeats Hartford 8 to 6 after 12 tense innings to advance to the class L playoff final. Poultney shuts out Bristol 5 to 0 in the class M semi final, securing a spot in the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otter Valley
Hartford
Poultney
Bristol
Minor League and Vermont Trap Shooting Highlights
Recap of Sunday and Saturday results from the International and Pacific Coast Leagues with scores for Indianapolis Buffalo Rochester Syracuse Jacksonville Atlanta Columbus Richmond and more. Also reports on the Vermont State Trap Shooting Championship at Bennington and parimutuel racing at Green Mountain Park with Nasholin’s stakes win and handle figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Rochester
Jacksonville
Syracuse
Arkansas
Atlanta
Toronto
Columbus
Richmond
Pownal
Green Mountain Park
Vermont
Also Rans Win Big in Junior Loop
Baseball's mighty mite Albie Pearson homered and singled twice as the Los Angeles Angels swept Baltimore to hand the Orioles their fifth straight loss. Lefties Jack Kralick and Sam McDowell led Cleveland to 5-0 and 7-2 wins over New York. Chuck Hinton's 10th inning two-run homer gave Washington a 6-4 win over Kansas City. Rocky Colavito drove in a ninth inning run as Detroit beat Minnesota 7-6. Chicago White Sox shut out Boston 10-0 behind Juan Pizarro after Boston won 11-9 in the opener. The Orioles dropped five games behind New York, with Chicago and Kansas City further back.
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Mighty Mite
Albie Pearson
Los Angeles Angels
Baltimore
Orioles
Jack Kralick
Sam McDowell
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Chuck Hinton
Washington
Senators
Kansas City
Rocky Colavito
Detroit Tigers
Minnesota Twins
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Juan Pizarro
Red Sox
Carl Yastrzemski
Yanks
Chicago
Pearson
Angels
Kralick
Cleveland
McDowell
Fred Whitfield
Hinton
A’s
Don Lock
Pizarro
White Sox
Display Edges Polygraphic 3 2 In Six Innings
Display edged Polygraphic 3 to 2 in a six inning Little League game. S LeBarron pitched for Display and drove in a run with a single. M Hyde, F Maynard, S Berard, B Mattison and E Ballance contributed key plays as the winners pulled away in the sixth. Tonight at 6 p.m. Eagles meet Moose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Hassenpflug
Display
S. LeBarron
Poly
M. Hyde
F. Maynard
S. Berard
Pely
B. Mattison
Donovan
Berard Maynard Leonard LeBarron Pinsonneault
Hyde Petit Wager Sweet
Woodward
Pello
Robbins Racicet
DeRosia Loveland Woodward
J. Mattison Ballance
LeBarron
Racicot
Baseball Standings and Scores Across Leagues
American League standings list New York leading with 26 wins and 17 losses, Baltimore 30 20, Chicago 29 20, and Minnesota at 24 23. multiple games result in decisive wins such as Boston 11-0 and Los Angeles 8-2 over Baltimore. National League shows St. Louis 31 19, Los Angeles 27 22, Chicago 27 23, with notable results including New York 2-4 Pittsburgh 1-3 in 10 innings and Philadelphia 5-2 Chicago 2-3.
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W. L. Pet. GB
New York
Baltimore
Chicago
Volcan
City
Minnesota
Boston
L.A
Cleveland
Detroit
Wash
Washington
Kansas City
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Phila
Milwaukee
Houston
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Olivieri demands rematch after Pastrano upset title win
Pat Olivieri demands a rematch for Harold Johnson after Willie Pastrano defeated Johnson for the light heavyweight title in Las Vegas by a split decision. Officials and managers dispute the outcome while Pastrano and Johnson receive purses. The fight was televised from the Las Vegas Convention Center with unanimous or split scoring by several judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Nev
Pat Olivieri
Harold Johnson
Willie Pastrano
Pastrano
Johnson
Las Vegas Convention Center
Underworld
Olivieri
Angelo Dundee
Emile Bruneau
World Boxing Association Championship Committee
Jimmy Olivas
Harry Krause
John Romero
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Willie
Willie Mays Still Hits
The Associated Press reports Willie Mays continues to perform at high level, delivering strong hitting despite advancing age and long career with the San Francisco Giants. The piece notes notable at bats and ballpark memory moments that underscore Mays' enduring impact on baseball.
Willie Mays Sparked Giants Past Cardinals with a Trio of Homers
Willie Mays belted three homers to power the San Francisco Giants to a 6-4 win over the St. Louis Cardinals. Mays hit a two run shot in the first and added Nos. 9 and 10 in the eighth and ninth. The victory halted a Cardinal streak and tightened the race in the National League.
New York Golfers Top Jerome Four-Ball Tourney
New York rivals Joe Smith and Tony Maragno won the championship flight 2 1 over Sonny Skiff and Daniel Dinsmore at Mt. Anthony Country Club in the 17th William T Jerome Memorial four ball. Smith from Albany and Maragno of Gloversville holed a ninth hole birdie three to force a 36 and added a 17th hole birdie four for the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Jerome
Smith
Pipe Haven
Schenectady
Walter Watroba
Pittsfield
Mass
Edward Russell
J. Harvey
Thomas Green
Larry Bernstein
Neweman
Neuberger
Tony Thomas
al Johnson
Canning
Hogan
Jerry Messia
al Serian
Bea Billy Haines
Bill Snyder
Dave Blair
Moe Ferris
Doug Mattison
Bracknell
Richardson
Bousquet
Daniel Quinn
Joseph Schultz
Lou Liggett
Richard Fabricius
Pete Simonian
Walt Gorman
Joe Smith
Tony Maragno
Mt. Anthony Country Club
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Bennington Banner
Grassia
Ciardaldi
Brouilette
Time
Mitchell
Hulburd
Covey
Houghton
Peck
Eells
Capen
Anderson
Grennan
Peck L
Dunklee
Wright
Lizzote
Porter
Economou
Bean
Beiling
Napolitano
Sutherland
Boutilier
Cameron
Larkin
Reiman
Hepburn
Richards
Patterson
Begin
Lavoie
Whittier
Doria
Dem
Bennington High School
Mooney
Cats
Joe M@BSina
Alvany
Naion Bevis
Meylert Armstrong
Ralph Bevis
Armstrong
Denver
Tacoma
Spokane
Portland
Hawaii
Dallas-Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
San Diego
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Indians
Yankees
Shaftsbury
Meylert Armstrong II
Bevis
Connecticut
New England
Rhode Island
Green Mt. Park
Nasholin
Nashua
The
Jaime Enrique Pazy Mino
Central Quito
Ecuador
St. John’s University
State Department
Jaime
Steve Bartold
New Haven
Dennis Carr
Calif
North Bennington High School
Milton
Hinchey Field
West Rutland
Hoosick Falls
Willie Mays
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Mays
Ernie Broglio
Cincnnati
Dodger
Dodgers
Carl Warwick
Rusty Staub
Jim Campbell
al Spangler
Hal Woodeshick
Ron Piche
Phillies
Cal McLish
Phils
Jim Lemon
Cubs
Billy Williams
New York Mets
Jim Hickman
Tracy Stallard
Jerry Lynch
Bill Virdon
Ron Hunt
Rod Kanehl
Juan Marichal
Orlando Cepeda
Bob Bolin
Jim O'Toole
Bill Henry
Ron Fairly
Volkswagen
Sunroof
Liggett Bosworth
North
Bennington Road
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