Governors Clip Eagles 8-3 For Molly Stark Loop Title
North Bennington Governors defeated Arlington 8-3 to reach the Molly Stark League championship against Arlington and prep for the class A final vs Poultney. Key hits included doubles by Sim Crosier and Brent Peacock and triples by Ricky Haynes and Steve Hopkins. Arlington’s late rally produced two runs off four NBHS errors.
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North Bennington High School
Arlington High School
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West Rutland
Hinchey Field
Nick and Tuck
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Brent Peacock
Ricky Haynes
Steve Hopkins
Eagle
Gerald Brow
St. Michael’s
Brattleboro
Lema Leads Flint Open After Storm Halts Round
Tony Lema faced a restart of the Flint Open after an electrical storm canceled the first round. The 159-player field waited as scoring was wiped, with Lema leading and Sam Snead posting a three over par 75 before play halted.
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Grand Blanc
Mich
Tony Lema
Tony
Warwick Hills
Lema
Sam Snead
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Cubs grab first place by beating Giants in 3-2 win
Chicago's Larry Jackson and Lindy McDaniel propelled the Cubs to a 3-2 win over San Francisco, tying the team with the Giants and Cardinals for the NL lead. Altman’s pinch double and McDaniel’s late homer sealed the victory as the Cubs extend their hot stretch to 11 wins in 13 games.
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Larry Jackson
Lindy McDaniel
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Cardinals
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Jackson
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George Altman
Don Cardwell
Altman
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Frank Robinson
Gordy Coleman
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Jim Bouton
Jackie Brandt
Washington
Boston
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Billy Williams
Barney Schultz
Willie Mays
Ed Bailey
Ken Boyer
Bobby Shantz
Phil
Ed Bauta
Ray Sadecki
Robinson
Little League Week Observed Nationwide in June
Proclaimed by President Kennedy and backed by Congress Little League Baseball Week runs June 10 to 15. Local leagues across states and abroad will honor volunteers in more than 5,000 communities benefiting about 1.25 million players. Bennington's Ted Sausville notes no local programs but urges game attendance and league support.
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John F. Kennedy
Congress
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Bennington Little League
Ted Sausville
Legion Baseball Try-out Scheduled at Alumni Field
Bennington American Legion announces a 10 a.m. practice and try-out at Alumni Field led by division three co chairman David Knights. Open to boys in Bennington and nearby towns without a Legion team. rain or shine, with an organizational meeting if rain interrupts.
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Alumni Field
David Knights
Bennington
Legion
Davies Leads British Amateur to Quarterfinals
Dick Davies of Pasadena advanced to the British Amateur Golf championship quarter finals after two tight wins on Thursday. He defeated a 19th hole opponent and then won on the 8th hole while the field saw several Walker Cup players fail, including Joe Carr and Michael Bonallack, with Michael Lunt awaiting Davies in the next round.
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Scotland
Dick Davies
Pasadena
Califbroker
Joe Carr
Ireland
Michael Bonallack
Martin Christmas
England
Ronnie Shade
Stuart Murray
Michael Lunt
Davies
Dick Sikes
Springdale
Ark
Ed Updegraff
Tucson
Ariz
Ron Luceti
San Francisco
Peter Green
Holy Cross Earns Fourth National Baseball Ranking
Holy Cross, ranked fourth nationally by Collegiate Baseball, closes the season strong in District One of the College World Series in Omaha. The Crusaders meet top-ranked Missouri in the NCAA tournament opener Monday night. Other scores include Columbus 11 Richmond 1 and Oklahoma City 11 Hawaii 7.
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Ariz
Holy Cross
Collegiate Baseball
Omaha
Neb
Missouri
Orioles Regain AL Lead with 4-2 Win Over Yankees
Baltimore moved back into first in the American League by a slim margin of .017 as Jim Gentile drove in three runs in a 4-2 victory over New York. The day also featured a Cubs pitching gem and other league results from the busy schedule.
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Ralph Houk
Mantle
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Houk
Maryland
Orioles
Lindy McDaniel
Cubs
Willie Mays
Ed Bailey
Homer
San Francisco
Chicago
Jim Gentile
Sal's Edges Tansitor 9-6 In Bennington Softball League
Sal's edged Tansitor 9-6 after fending off a late rally at Memorial Park. Other results include Eagle Square beating the Edges by forfeit at Tansitor Field with Price's-Waite's remaining undefeated at 33-2 over Ben Mont. Notable hitters include T Hoyt D Dame S Bratches E Czarnecki A Callahan J Wassick with Dunklee earning the win and Vaness the loss. Umpires were T Ripley R Jacobs Cushman.
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Vaness
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Hoyt
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Haynes
Czarnecki
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Galvin
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C Hurley
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Leterneau
Lb Berry
Lf Jones
Rf Hicks
P Vaness
Sal’s
USTFF Presses Demands in Track and Field Conflict
The United States Track and Field Federation demands authority to approve or sanction athlete participation as it battles the Amateur Athletic Union. Gen Douglas MacArthur, Kennedy's arbiter, was asked to rule on whether USTFF athletes may compete and whether the AAU meet in St Louis on June 21-22 compels USTFF action.
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United States Track and Field Federation
Amateur Athletic Union
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William Russell
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NE College Baseball Honors Tie Dots 1963 Teams
Ed Jones of Connecticut tops All New England baseball voting with a 0.26 ERA in 69 innings for the Yankee Conference champions. Colby’s Charles Carey and Dick Bonalewicz earn spots, Northeastern’s Neil McPhee and Jack Pierce also named, with repeats Archie Moore and Paul Del Rossi from last year.
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Mass
Connecticut
Ed Jones
Colby
Northeastern
Jones
Charles Carey
Dick Bonalewicz
Keystone
Neil McPhee
Jack Pierce
Springfield
Archie Moore
Harvard
Paul del Rossi
Carey
Colby, Sr
Fall River
McPhee
Soph
Waltham
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Northeaster
Jim Buccigross
Boston College
Boston
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Count Dormal Triumphs in Suffolk Feature Race
Count Dormal paid 17.80 5.20 and 2.80 winning the mile at Suffolk Downs in 1 38 2 5. Two unnamed ticketholders won 15165 each from the eighth race twin double payoff after trainer Bill Ressequet briefly sought to scratch Count Dormal and Nirboy before final decisions.
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Boston
Count Dormal
Suffolk Downs
Bill Ressequet
Nirboy
Roslindale
Ressequet
Benhi High School Boosters Club forms to aid athletics
Arthur Gage leads the inaugural Benhi Boosters Club meeting with eleven attendees, mostly fathers of Catamount athletes. The group discusses post season team dinners, financial support, and improved communication among athletes, coaches, and parents. The next meeting is set for June 19 at Bendi with goals to draft a constitution and elect officers.
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Benhi
Bendi
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