Hoosier win colors sectional action at Cambridge NY
Hoosick Falls Central School defeated Granville High School 7 3 in Class C sectional play at Cambridge. Ben Niles produced a first inning double and Don Marsh an fifth inning triple as Hoosiers capitalized on Granville errors. Dick Lasser pitched a complete game for Hoosick Falls with six walks and seven strikeouts. West Rutland NBHS beat Milton 15 4 to reach Class M final against Poultney High at a to be announced site. Rick Haynes and Sim Crosier led NBHS with three hits apiece and triples by Holden and Haynes.
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Cambridge
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Central School
Granville High School
Hoosiers
Ben Niles
Don Marsh
Granville
Hoosier
Dick Lasser
Lasser
West Rutland
North Bennington High School
Milton High School
Poultney High School
NBHS
Rick Haynes
Sim Crosier
Haynes
Pete Holden
Bud Leamy
Blue Devils
Poultney
Devils
Hoosick Falls
Rich
Don Eighmey
Kippe
B. Niles
D. Niles
Lassor
McCoubrey
Doug Eighmey
Brundige
Granville Wodell
Roberts
Ellis
Osterhandt
Wright
Dudlap Williams
Fialkovich
Lf Burch
H.F
Marsh
Dudila
Dudla
Davey Oil Tops Cushmans 20 11 In Softball
Davey Oil scored 11 runs in the bottom of the fourth and defeated Cushmans 20 to 11 in a Benton softball league game. Winning pitcher was C. Dommke and R. Farnum took the loss with Cushman and Chapman umpiring. Tonight Eagles Square meets Union Carbide at Memorial Park at 6 15 p m.
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Cushman’s
Bngton
Eagles Square
Union Carbide
Memorial Park
Cushmans
C. Dommke
R. Farnum
Cushman and Chapman
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlights
Summary of top batting and pitching leaders from two leagues with titles and runs batted in, hits, doubles, triples, and home runs. Includes notes on pitching records such as Stock and O'Dell each at 5-0 and 8-0 and strikeout leaders Pascual and Drysdale. Also mentions Eddie Fisher four-hit shutout and Rusty Staub’s first major league homer for the Colts.
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Rusty Staub
Colts
Houston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Morehead Shines In Boston Exhibition Win Over Braves
Boston rookie Dave Morehead worked five scoreless innings in the 5-2 win as Hank Aaron and Tommy Aaron collected Braves hits. Morehead, hit on the hand but not seriously hurt, struck out five and praised the outing for restoring his confidence. Eddie Bressoud homered for Boston and Bob Tillman drove in two runs.
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Boston
Red Sox
Dave Morehead
Milwaukee Braves
Washington
Earl Wilson
Tom Cheney
Johnny Pesky
Morehead
Jack Fadden
Pesky
Braves
Hank Aaron
Tommy Aaron
Eddie Mathews
Arnold Earley
Chet Nichols
Jimmy Fund
Milwaukee
Bob Uecker
Eddie Bressoud
Bob Tillman
National League Monday Results and Schedule
Houston beat Los Angeles 2 to 1 in the lone NL game. Today Milwaukee visits New York and Cincinnati plays Pittsburgh. San Francisco travels to Chicago and Los Angeles goes to Houston. Wednesday features Milwaukee at New York St Louis at Philadelphia San Francisco at Chicago Boston at Washington and New York at Baltimore.
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Cincinnati
Brock
Chicago
O’dell
San Francisco
Perranoski
Los Angeles
Simmons
St. Louis
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Milwaukee
New York
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Cleveland
Detroit
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Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Baltimore
Michigan withdraws from World Boxing Association
Michigan State Athletic Board of Control chairman David I Gudelsky pulled Michigan out of WBA membership after Mus kegon southpaw Kenny Lane was denied a lightweight title fight. Gudelsky urged other states to follow, saying the WBA fails to uphold professional boxing principles. Ortiz, 26, holds the title after beating Joe Brown a year ago.
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Muskegon, Mich
David I. Gudelsky
Michigan State Athletic Board of Control
Cassius Clay
Gudelsky
Michigan
World Boxing Association
Muskegon
Kenny Lane
WBA
Gudeslsky
National Boxing Association
Ortiz
Finsterwald Wins Indy Golf Open
Don Finsterwald won the Indy Golf Open in Indianapolis with rounds of 68 68 64 68 totaling 268 to finish 16 under par and claim $10,000. He moved to sixth on the tour money list with $26,543 while runners up included Bob Nichols Tony Lema Julius Boros and Tommy Aaron at 270.
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Indianapolis
Don Finsterwald
Finsterwald
Ohioan
Bob Nichols
Tony Lema
Julius Boros
Tommy Aaron
Fred Hawkins
Hawkins
Nichols
Lemna
Boros
Aaron
Juan Rodriguez
Puerto Rico
Bob Duden
Tavo Crest Seeks Third At Saratoga
Tavo Crest the Dean Hanover gelding aims for a third straight win in the first division of the $3,000 Burlington trot at Saratoga Raceway. Frank Darish drives from post three facing six rivals including Eclair. the second division is led by Easter Music with a 2 04 record.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Tavo Crest
Saratoga Raceway
Dean Hanover
Frank Darish
Eclair
Garland Garnsey
Eagles Shut Out Moose 6-0 in Little League clash
Eagles overwhelmed Moose 6-0 as Croft pitched a one hitter with five more runs aided by Lausville, Cutler and a team walk in. Moose’s only hit belonged to V Racicot as M Silver took the loss. Tonight Northeast faces Electronics.
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Moose
Croft
Lausville
Cutler
V. Racicot
M. Silver
Northeast
Electronics
Strikes and Spares Tuesday Summer League Standings
Strikes and Spares League results list top scores by players from teams including Heald Plastic Earl's Flying Manchester Five Kennedy Plumbing Eddington Happy Cookers Jeskie Winco's Five Diamonds Caslin Appel Greene's Mobil H&W Esso Churchill Volkswagen Whitman Feed. Key tallies show high singles and triples by Fisher Raymond Houghtaling Jeskie Churchill and C Tafft.
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Heald Plastic
Earl’s Flying
D. Fisher
Manchester
Kennedy Plumbing
Raymond
Eddington
Happy Cookers
Houghtaling
Jeskie
Winco’s
Five Diamonds
C. Linke
Caslin
Appel
Greene’s Mobil
H&w Esso
Volkswagen
Greene’s
Mobil
H&w
Esso Heard
Winco
Whitman
Earl’s
Flying ‘‘A
Arlington Pirates Open Strong Start in Little League
The Arlington Pirates under Arnold Wilcox opened 2 wins 1 loss in league play. They crushed the Braves 12 1 on May 25 with Artie Wyman pitching a seven hit complete game. A May 28 8 6 setback to the Giants featured Jerry Woodard and Steve Rice home runs. June 1 a 9 0 win over the Indians showcased Wyman’s one hitter and Knox four hitter backing a team defensive showing.
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Arlington Pirates
Pirates
Giants
Bennington
Wade
Hoyt
Shoff
Pat Thompson
Jerry Woodard
Steve Rice
Bob Montgomery
Indians
Artie Wyman
Mike Knox
Rich Mears
Dick Hess
Kev Keough
Wyman
Arlington Field
Track Control War Renewed ECAC Outlaws AAU Competition
The ECAC bans its athletes from AAU nationals to decide the U.S. team for Moscow with potential danger to the squad. AAU disputes dual sanction and MacArthur mediation seeks a ruling. Colleges may pull out of AAU meets risking the U.S. team against Russia in St. Louis.
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United States
Moscow
Eastern College Athletic Conference
U.S
Russia
California
Payton Jordan
AAU
Asa Bushnell
ECAC
Douglas MacArthur
C. K. Yang
Formosa
General MacArthur
U.S. Track and Field Federation
National Collegiate Athletic Association
New York Athletic Club
St. Louis
Pitchers Dominate As Bats Struggle In Major League Action
Three right handers delivered strong wins as hitting slumps persisted across the majors. Dick Farrell carried the Dodgers with 7 1 3 hitless innings before a sole eighth inning break. Eddie Fisher and Dave Wickersham pitched four hitter games for the White Sox and Athletics respectively, while Staub hit a long homer for Houston. Caution: no time.
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Associated Press
Dick Farrell
Houston Colts
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dave Wickersham
Kansas City Athletics
Minnesota Twins
Twins
A’s
Farrell
Dick Tracewski
Jim Gilliam
Tommy Davis
Staub
Carl Warwick
Don Drysdale
Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
St. Louis
Fisher
White Sox
Los Angeles
Joe Cunningham
Baltimore
Bob Turley
Doc Edwards
Wickersham
Kansas City
Camilo Pascual
Ray Moore
Bob Allison
Green Mt Racing Entries Expected Soon
The Banner reports a 24 hour draw at Green Mountain Park in Pownal delayed entries. About 500 horses are present with hopes to resume the normal 48 hour draw by week’s end and publish Saturday entries the same day as the races. Owners previously did not enter early, causing abbreviated cards.
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Green Mountain Park
Pownal
Green Mountain
Bass Season Opens June 8 Across Vermont Waters
The Vermont Fish and Game Department reminds anglers that largemouth and smallmouth bass season opens the second Saturday of June, June 8, and runs through November 30 with exceptions on Connecticut River and Closed Trout Waters. Check the Fishing Syllabus for details. minimum bass length is 10 inches with a daily limit of 10 fish.
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Vermont Fish & Game Department
Connecticut
Benhi Athletic Booster Club Forming at First Meeting
The Benhi High School athletic booster club announces its first meeting to be held Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Benhi. Arthur Gage, boys’ physical athletic director, said the session will organize the group and address football insurance. He invites all interested residents and parents of Bennington students involved in athletics to attend.
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Bennington High School
Benhi
Arthur Gage
Gage
Bennington
Minor League Scores Roundup Across Three Circuits
Atlanta 1 Rochester 6, Buffalo 8 Columbus 7, Arkansas 6 Toronto 3, Jacksonville 4 Syracuse 3. San Diego 8 Dallas-Fort Worth 0. Pacific Coast League results noted with teams and scores.
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Atlanta
Rochester
Buffalo
Columbus
Arkansas
Toronto
Jacksonville
Syracuse
San Diego
Dallas-Fort Worth
Makeshift Fishpole Lands Big Snook
Cape Coral Florida resident Joe Miles, 76, used a DIY 10 foot fishpole of pine boards to cast from a canal behind his home and landed a 22½ pound snook with a shrimp baited hook. The backyard fishing feat highlights resourceful angling in a waterfront community.
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Cape Coral
Fla
Joe Miles
Joe
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