Fusia Leads UMass Football Amid Northeast Tests
UMass coach Vic Fusia steers the Minutemen as they enter a fall season amid high expectations and a tougher schedule. With a 27-8-0 record overall, Fusia faces the acid test of keeping New England football competitive while dealing with the loss of key players and the evolving Yankee Conference landscape. The program has posted impressive league results, heightening regional attention on Massachusetts as it confronts future challenges.
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University of Massachusetts
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Massachusetts
Connecticut
Maine
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Vermont
Jerry Whelcher
Bay State
New York
Laconia cycle race set for June 20 at Bryar Park
Six AMA title holders headline the Laconia championship race on Sunday June 20 at Bryar Motor Sports Park London New Hampshire with early entries including Dick Mann Mert Lawill Ralph White Dan Hanby Roger Reiman Jody Nichols Gary Nixon Buddy Elmore Ronnie Hall and Jim Hayes More than 13320 in prize money is offered and the Laconia International Motorcycle Show opens June 16 with entries from Germany Britain Spain Italy Czechoslovakia and Japan.
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N.H
Bryar
London
Len Kuchler
American Motorcycle Association of
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Ohio
Dick Mann
el Sombre
California
Mert Lawill
San Francisco
Ronnie Hall
Mansfield
Jim Hayes
Kingsport
Tenn
Germany
Britain
Spain
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Japan
BoSox fall again to White Sox in weary night
Boston loses 7-3 to Chicago after a late Kansas City trip, with Lonborg charged for six innings and four New England errors. Yastrzemski rests an injury as Gary Geiger breaks bones in left hand, threatening outfield depth and prompting possible minor league help. Buzhardt dominates Boston with a 9-2 mark against the Red Sox at Fenway.
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Fenway Park
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Red Sox
Pale Hose
Bill Monbouquette
Chicago
Joel Horten
White Sox
Kansas City
Jim Lonborg
Lee Thomas
Conigliaro
Frank Malzone
Carl Yastrzemski
Gary Geiger
Geiger
Tom Yawkey
Buzhardt
Willoughby Run Tag Study Proves Success
Vermont study shows spring breach of Evansville dam on Willoughby River opened spawning grounds for rainbow trout. Between April 29 and May 6, 175 rainbow trout were tagged, with anglers using Indian techniques and large nets to sample, revealing 86 females and 51 males, weight ranges from 3 to 5 pounds typical, one at eight pounds. Tags tracked upstream movements to Stone House Pool and above the breached dam, aided by cooperative landowners and fishermen.
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Vermont Fish & Game Department
Evansville
Willoughby River
Willoughby Run
Willoughby
Falls
Orleans
Stone House Pool
TV Coverage of Carling Open Is Arranged
Sutton Mass arrangements for network television sponsorship of the Carling World Golf Championship are completed by Paul F Lohmeyer Carling vice president Marketing CBS will telecast from Pleasant Valley Country Club Sutton Mass Saturday Aug 21 5 to 630 pm and Sunday Aug 22 4 to 6 Carling pays 50 percent of costs and will share the remaining time
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Carling
CBS
Pleasant Valley Country Club
Buzhardt Leads White Sox Past Red Sox 7-3 in Boston
Chicago right-hander John Buzhardt earned his third win against Boston this season, beating Jim Lonborg 7-3 in Fenway after a 10 inning 3-1 victory April 21 and a 10-1 rout April 27. Buzhardt, 9- career vs Boston, helped Chicago close to 2 1/2 games behind Minnesota. Parker scored a run in the seventh as Eddie Fisher relieved. The Twins, Tigers, and Yankees also won to keep pace in the AL.
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Moose Skowron
Jack Lamabe
Arnold Earley
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Boston
Tony Conigliaro
Kenmore Square
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Conigliaro
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Eddie Fisher
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Boston Red Sox
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Bill Monbouquette
Chisox
Mombo
Comiskey Park
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White Sox
Twins
Cleveland
Tigers
Angels
Yankees
Kansas City
Dodger
Sandy Koufax
Phillies
Bill Skowron
Red Sox
Luis Tiant
Minnesota
Tony Oliva
Don Mincher
Leon Wagner
Rocky Colavito
Tiant
al Kaline
Los Angeles Angels
Larry Sherry
Bob Lee
Dean Chance
Bobby Richardson
Ray Barker
New
Eagles Dominate Polygraphic With 17-3 Victory
The Eagles beat winless Polygraphic 17-3 in Little League action, tallying 14 hits. Keir, Outwater, LeBarron, and Dennis led multi run innings as Eagles go around the order, adding six fifth inning errors and six in third to drive the lopsided score.
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Robin Outwater
Keith LeBarron
Ed Wright
Outwater
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Steve Dennis
Harwood
Jim LaCroix
Steve Latif
Dennis
Poly
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Brother Mark
Keir
LeBarron
Doug Woodard
Stosh Wiskoski
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Wiskoski
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Wright
Jones
LaCroix
Latif
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Blodgett
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Woodard
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Kinney
Snead Contends for U S Open Qualifying Spot
United Press International reports Sammy Snead among contenders in 101 spots for the 65th Open to be held June 17-20 in St Louis. The 52-year-old seeks his first Open win in his 25th consecutive attempt, with 36-hole stroke play qualifiers at eight sites including Detroit Cleveland and St. Louis.
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Los Angeles
Denver
Atlanta
Chevy Chase
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New York
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N.J
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Cleveland
Congress May Decide Amateur Athletic Future
SEC commissioner Bernie Moore warned Congress may have to settle the widening rift between NCAA and AAU. He criticized AAU policy on track meets and eligibility, saying it could hamper U S efforts in Moscow and that Randy Matson might be barred from competing in Russia without AAU nationals.
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Ala
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Russia
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Calif
Randy Matson
Texas A&m
Fox and Tym Win Saltsjoebadens Tennis Finals
Allen Fox of Los Angeles defeated Jadix Muerjen of India 6-4 6-0 to win the men's singles title at Saltsjoebadens in Stockholm. Alice Tym of Peoria Illinois edged Birgitta Lindstrom of Finland 7-5 to claim the ladies final.
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Sweden
UPI
Allen Fox
Los Angeles
Jadix Muerjen
India
Alice Tym
Peoria
Ill
Birgetta Lindstrom
Finland
Gardner Hyndman Lead U S Hopes in 1965 British Amateur
Walker Cup star Bob Gardner and Bill Hyndman took leadership of the American team at the 1965 British Amateur Championship after Bill Campbell’s surprising first round exit. Eleven Americans fell in round one while 14 byes and two advancing rounds left 23 players still contending in a field of 170. Gardner, 44, drew a bye to face 20-year-old Scott Murray, Hyndman, 49, faced Michael Bills, and Richard Landridge upset Campbell by a two-foot miss on the 18th that decided the match.
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UPI
Bob Gardner
Bill Hyndman
Bill Campbell
U.S
John Thornton
Rochester
N.Y
Gardner
Essex Falls
N.J
Wild Bill’ Murray
Scotland
Greens
Hyndman
Deane Beman
Michael Bills
Richard Landridge
Campbell
Endurance softball marathon breaks world record in Richmond
A 67 hour 412 inning softball game in Richmond ends 633 to 582, surpassing the previous 411 inning mark. Teams from a radio station and an insurance firm raised funds for the Richmond Area Mental Health Association under a city council resolution to keep lights on. Four original players finish as Dan Rowe pitches for the insurance team while Bob Mulligan John Shupe and Gentleman Jim Granger run for the radio squad.
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UPI
Michigan
Richmond Area Mental Health Association
Dan Rowe
Insurance Company
Bob Mulligan
John Shupe
Jim Granger
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