Northeast Opens Seven-Inning Rain Lag to Beat Eagles 10 9
In a seven inning Little League clash delayed by rain and darkness, Northeast outlasted the Eagles 10 9. The game resumed with Northeast scoring in the seventh as Tom Flynn earned the win and Baynton took the loss after a tense back and forth tied 9 9 at six innings.
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Northeast
Eagles
Dave Finnegan
Robin Thurber
Dave Palmer
Tommy Flynn
Randy Porter
Jim Baker
Jim Keir
Eddy Jones
Tony Stump
Ronny McGuire
McGuire
Flynn Singling
Porter Singling
Keith LeBarron
Outwater
LeBarron
Flynn
Jim Waitekus
Sonny Williams
Robin Outwater
Jimmy Harwood
DE Mit
Tony Sausville
Snead to use pendulum putter in Open bid
Sam Snead, 52, announces he will use a pendulum putter in two weeks at the U S Open in a bid to end his major drought. He notes past yips on short putts and says the pendulum helps hole 12 footers, while he will still use a regular club for long putts.
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Rye
Sammy Snead
Snead
Lew Worsham
Portland
Ore
Ted
Sam
Greenbrier
Benhi Gals Win Molly Stark Crown in Unbeaten Softball Run
Benhi varsity softball dominates Whitingham 28 to 5 to clinch the Molly Stark League Crown and finish the season undefeated. Key players Craiga Jaquith Cheryl Comstock Katrina Koziol Nancy Humphrey Libby Ayers Mary Moninger Barbara Powell Andrea Kapetan Linda Harrington Sandy Sawyer. Senior exits include Carolyn Comstock Katrina Koziol Susan Tifft Barbara Powell Rev. Mould and Sandy Sawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benhi
Whitingham
Molly Stark
Craiga Jaquith
Cheryl Comstock
Katrina Koziol
Nancy Humphrey
Libby Ayers
Mary Moninger
Barbara Powell
Andrea Kapetan
Linda Harrington
Sandy Saweyer
Bendi
Carolyn Comstock
Susan Tifft
Rev. Mould
Sandy Sawyer
League Leaders and batting stats from 1960s era recap
The clumps list top players from the American and National Leagues with team abbreviations and season stats. Notable names include Mays Williams Torre Oliva Mantle and Wagner among others, featuring home runs, runs batted in and pitching records.
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G, Abr. H
Pet. Wilms
Chi
Mays
Clmte
Pitt
Torre
Mil
White
Hou
Boyer
Stl
Strgel
Abnsa
Cin
Hunt
Crstphr
Rehrdsn
Kenndy
Giants
Williams
Cubs
Howard
Dodgers
Robinson
Reds
Braves
Alelen
Phils
Killebrew
Twins
Colavito
Athletics
Wagner
Indians
Allikson
Oliva
Powell
Orioles
Cards
Saneto
Stuart
Red Sox
Cash
Tigers
Colts
Lemaster
Bunker
Hall
Hamilton
Yanks
Ford
Kralick Indians
Lurie’s Interstate Names 19 Baseball Players
Lurie’s 1964 Interstate baseball team was selected from 31 candidates and 10 returning veterans, with 19 players chosen. Returning players include captain Steve Tabor, Dave Okerman, Bob Nowak, Dan Scott, Ray Morin, Denny Shaw, Jack Roberson, Tom Highfield, Gary Keegan, and Bob Ruditis. Rookies are Rod Dewey, Joe Galvigni, Greg Bedard, Ray Wrublueski, Skip Cookeson, Rich Tabor, Billy Miller, and Mike Scarey. Coach Bob Sheridan announced the selections and noted an alternate, Tommy Scott, may join if needed.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Lurie
Steve Tabor
Dave Okerman
Bob Nowak
Dan Scott
Ray Morin
Denny Shaw
Jack Roberson
Tom Highfield
Gary Keegan
Bob Ruditis
Rod Dewey
Joe Galvigni
Greg Bedard
Ray Wrublueski
Skip Cookeson
Rich Tabor
Billy Miller
Mike Scarey
Tommy Scott
Tommy
Bob Sheridan
Bob
St. Mary’s Academy
Albany Business College
Dodge Fibers Corporation
Sheridan
Fairdale Farms Defeats Max Oil 22 7 In Minor League
Fairdale Farms beat Max Oil 22 to 7 at Little League field. Steve Dennis earned the win. The team schedules practice Saturday at 1 30 p.m. and Monday at 5 30 p.m. at the same field as prep for next year. The Lurie’s first game is Monday night June 15 against the Elks of Bennington. Local practice Saturday morning at 9 30 invites any youngster to join.
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Little League Field
Fairdale Farms
Max Oil
Steve Dennis
Lurie’s
The
Elks of Bennington
Bobby Richardson Sticks With Yanks In Minnesota Thriller
Bobby Richardson went 5 for 5 in Minneapolis as the Yankees beat the Twins 9 7. He remains without a home run this year but delivered a masterful batting display while teammates Joe Pepitone and Roger Maris hit two solo shots.
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Bobby Richardson
Richardson
Yankee
Minnesota
No-Hitter and Slugging Mark in Baseball Scores
Pete Mikkelsen improved to 4-1 with six and two thirds innings of work as the young southpaw earned the win after the third inning. Jim Hall hit his 11th homer, while Sandy Koufax pitched his third no hitter for the Dodgers in a 3-0 win over Philadelphia. Chicago defeated St. Louis 2-1, and Houston beat New York 7-3 as Chicago closed within one game of first place behind Floyd Robinson's two run homer off Dick Donovan.
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Yankee
Minnesota
New York
Joe Pepitone
Roger Maris
Yankees
Bomber
al Downing
Pete Mikkelsen
Jim Hall
Chicago
Cleveland
Baltimore
Kansas City
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Milwauckee
St. Louis
Houston
Floyd Robinson
Dick Donovan
White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Birds
Frank Kreutzer
Baseball Standings and Thursday Results Highlights
The standings show Baltimore and Chicago tied at .667 with 30 15 and 26 13 records respectively while New York and Minnesota hold .661 and .553. Thursday results include New York 9 Minnesota 7 and Chicago 5 Cleveland 1. night games scheduled or postponed due to rain and night matchups listed with pitchers and matches.
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W. L. Pet
Baltimore
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Minnesota
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Terry
Belinsky
Wilson
O’donoghue
Barber
Pas
Coal
Stange
Aguirre
Fisher
Peters
Narum
Ramos
Los Ang
Philadelphia
San Fran
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Houston
Phila
Friend
San Francisco
Marichal
Mahaffey
Pittssburgh
Maine's Butterfield Named UPI Coach of the Year
Jack Butterfield of Maine earns UPI New England College Baseball coach of the year for 1964 after guiding a sophomore heavy squad to a 16-6 regular season and the Yankee Conference title. He led Maine to its first major post season, edging Harvard's Norm Shepard and Northeastern's John Tinker Connelly in balloting.
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UPI
Boston
Maine
Jack Butterfield
United Press International
New England
Butterfield
Black Bears
Northeastern University
Omaha
Neb
Radiotelevision
Harvard
Norm Shepard
Northeastern
John Tinker Connelly
Shepard
Connelly
Norm Daniels
Wesleyan
Hank Mahlfinger
Central Connecticut
Yankee
Fenway Park
Davidson College
Shep
Legion Ball seeks players 13 to 19 for season
The article invites any boy aged 13 to 19 to join American Legion baseball. It urges contacting Dr. Francis C. Tomasi ASAP. It notes a previous error in reporting maximum eligibility and lists upcoming night games across major leagues with teams and pitchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Francis C. Tomasi
Koufax Tosses No-Hitter For Dodgers In Philly
Sandy Koufax struck out 12 and pitched a 3-0 no hitter as the Dodgers beat the Philadelphia Phillies. After the game manager Walt Alston praised Koufax as a big pickup for the team and noted the performance as a major boost.
No-Hitter Hopes and Lost Perfect Game Hints
The article recounts Sandy Koufax nearly pitching a perfect game with a late miscue on a 3 2 count to Richie Allen and a failed curveball call. It contrasts Koufax with Hall of Famers including Bob Feller and Rube Waddell, noting his dominance and confidence in the later innings.
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Denton
Cy” Young
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Vine Tage
Feller
Rube Waddell
Philadelphia Athletics
Sandy
Koufax
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Thurber
Roy Hurlburt
Mike Boynton
Boynton
Tom Flynn
Bayneton
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Hassenpflug
Finnegan
Hurlburt
Palmer
Porter
Waitekus
Galipeau
Wright
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Harwood
Iserf Jones
Stump
Colvin
Sausville
Main Street
Sunkist
Valencia
U.S
Smee
CREEL
By Sandy Sawyer
Interstate
Fairdale
Max
Yank
Curt Block
Ard
Wendell Forbes
Middlebury
Dan Jesse
Trinity
Legion Ball
Walt Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Bobby Wine
Larry Corcoran
Greene’s Mobil
Pam Matuels
B.C
Manchester
Happy Cookers
Salem Tavern
Capuano
Keyes
Heald Plastic
Mattison
Williams Iga
Volkswagen
Holden
Whitman’s
Cushman’s All Stars
E. Dawson
Heald Plastics
Volkswagen Manchester
Aces
Pari Matuels
Cushman’s
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Benn. RD
Tel
Troos
Javery
South Street
Bennington
Vermont
Ernest H. Javery
Alan H. Page
Williams & Bugbee, Inc
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