Wilmington, Montpelier, Proctor And Bradford Capture State Baseball Crowns
Wilmington Warriors dominate Cabot 15-10 to clinch Vermont Class L baseball title as Montpelier, Proctor, and Bradford also win state crowns. Danaher leads Montpelier past Burlington Seahorses 4-0. Proctor defeats Swanton 8-6. Bradford beats Enosburg Falls 13-3 to complete undefeated seasons. Coaches include Burt Morrison and Al Curtis, with notable performances by Danaher, Luman, Duncan, Bolton, and Notte.
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Wilmington
Montpelier
Proctor
Bradford
Windsor
Wilmington Warriors
Mike Dymon
Vermont
Cabot
Hander
Burt Morrison
Morrison
Montpelier High School
Danaher
St. Michael’s High School
John Luman
Denny Duckette
Dick Cody
Cody
Solons
Dick Kemp
Burlington
Dan Martin
Proctor High
Swanton
al Curtis
Curtis
Bradford Admirals
U S Open States Final Qualifiers
United Press International notes final qualifiers for the 1967 U S Open golf championship begin with 123 positions. Local and sectional rounds determine entrants, with 27 exempt players listed among past Open winners and top money leaders. The Baltusrol event runs June 15-18, with 60 scorers and ties advancing after 18 holes.
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Baltusrol Golf Club
Springfield
Billy Casper
Gary Player
Ken Venturi
Julius Boros
Jack Nicklaus
Torrid YMCA softball action ends with late Globe-Union win
Globe-Union squeezed past Cushman 9-8 after a five-run burst in the final two innings while Carbide edged Bijur 13-12 in eight innings. Cushman opened strong, Globe-Union surged to lead, and the late rally decided the game. Murphy led Bijur with four hits in five at bats as Carbide and Bijur staged a dramatic extra-inning classic. George Frenn set an unofficial world record in the 56-pound weight throw at Rose Bowl meet.
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YMCA
Globe - Union
Cushman
Carbide
Bijur
Pasadena
Calif
George Frenn
Frenn
Pasadena Athletic Association
Baseball Standings and Probables for Tuesday Night Showdowns
Standings show San Fran leading with 7 to 0 over New York while Chicago, Houston and Los Angeles post pivotal win totals. Tuesday night matchups feature Chicago at Philadelphia and Los Angeles at Atlanta among eight games across both leagues.
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Cincinnati
Atlanta
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Houston
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
New York
Niekro
Jackson
Osteen
Cloninger
Giusti
Jaster
Phila
Pitts
San Fran
W. L. Pet
Detroit
Baltimore
Boston
Cleveland
Minnesota
Kansas City
Washington
California
N.Y
Ww. L. Pet
San Francisco
Hockey Moguls Schedule Draft
Montreal report details six NHL expansion clubs paying two million dollars each to join the league. The Flyers Blues Seals Kings Penguins and Stars will draft 18 players and two goalies each in a single draft, with existing teams protecting 11 skaters and one goalie. New teams join October in the Western Division.
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Montreal
UPS
National Hockey League
Philadelphia Flyers
St. Louis Blues
California Seals
Los Angeles Kings
Pittsburgh Penguins
Minnesota Stars
NHL
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Toronto
Boston
West Coast
Lions Club Mentor Predicts Victory
Lions Club mentor John Lyons forecasts a win over the Rotary Club in the annual Bennington softball classic set for Sunday, June 25. He notes a deep 45 man squad, aims to keep nine players active, and promises full effort to entertain fans and support the Bennington Little League.
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Bennington Lions Club
John Lyons
Rotary Club
Lyons
Rotary
Lions
Rotarians
Bennington
Red Sox Face Chicago After Surprising First Division Stand
In Chicago the Red Sox begin a three game series after a 3-0 loss to Cleveland. Steve Hargan pitched his fourth shutout as Leon Wagner hit his eighth homer, Horgan improved to 7-1 with a 1.73 ERA, and Cleveland trading Gary Bell to Boston for Tony Horton and Don Demeter reshapes both rosters. Carl Yastrzemski extended his on-base streak to 31 games while Boston rookie Lee Stange took his first start of the season in a 7-inning effort.
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Chicago
UPI
Boston Red Sox
Sox
Cleveland
Steve Hargan
Leon Wagner
Cleveland Stadium
Horgan
Indians
Wagner
Larry Brown
Chuck Hinton
Fred Whitfield
Vic Davalillo
John Wyatt
Bosox
Reggie Smith
Carl Yastrzemski
Display Nine 12-3 Victors In Weekend Little League
The Bennington Little League Display team defeated A and W 12 to 3 in weekend action. Walt Parmenter Jr. earned the win while Jeff White took the loss after coming in the third inning with the bases loaded. Mike Maguire doubled for a key three base hit and Display exploded for six runs in the fourth inning to seal the win. A and W scored single runs in the first and two in the fifth but could not overcome the early deficit. Linescore shows Display 022 606 12 and A and W 100 020 3.
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Admirals
Enosburg
Bob Munson
Chris Goodhue
Carbide
Bijur
Myers
Pierce
Bennington
A&w
Walt Parmenter Jr
Jeff White
Steve Shoemaker
Display
Mike Maguire
Brian Thayer
Danny Steece
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Tim Bolton
Cliff Duncan
Ron Smith
Cabot Huskies
Bolton
Warriors
John Long
Duncan
Jack White
Jim Bartlett
Dale Goodwin
BCHL
Burlington Seahorses
Bobby Danaher
Burr & Burton
Enosburg Falls
John Notte
United Press International
Pownal
White’s Pond
North Pownal
Globe-Union, Carbide
Globe Union
Furniture Squad
Cushman’s
MacDonald
Harris
Farrar
Murphy
Boxscores AB
R Globe-Union
Strong Anderson Lorette Ware
Harris Tomasi
T Clow
Cymbalak
Tomasi
A Letourneau
RH Hebert
MacDonald Packer
Farnum Squires
Babson
Denio Billard
Rackliffe Reegan
RH Carbide
Murphy Fabiano Raymond Cummings
Strezsak Jacobs Bentley Galvin Wannaman
LeBlanc Myers
ST. Bennington, VT
Jimmy Wic
Noel Olin
Saratoga Raceway
Sadie Sweet
Hockey Moguls
Lions Club
Red Sox
Horton
Demeter
By Peter Graves
Ludwin Lamm
Ron Pennington
Green Mountain Park
Martin E. DeMatteo Jr
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