Splendid Splinter Tops Poll for Greatest Red Sox Team Ever
Ted Williams led voting with 12,024 of 13,821 ballots for greatest Red Sox player and for greatest Red Sox team Williams plus Doerr Foxx Cronin Yastrzemski Tebbetts Grove headline seven living members to be honored July 5 at Fenway Park.
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Lefty Grove
Carl Yastrzemski
Williams
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Frank Malzone
Jimmy Collins
Birdie Tebbetts
Rick Ferrell
Bill Carrigan
Washington
Fenway Park
Tebbetts
Grove
Mel Parnell
Babe Ruth
Mike Andrews
Mike Higgins
George Kell
Johnny Pesky
Rico Petrocelli
Dom DiMaggio
Jim Lonborg
Joe Wood
Namath and Rozelle In Mexican Standoff
NAMATH, ROZELLE IN ROW OVER NFL FUTURE AT EDGEWOOD GOLF TOURNAMENT. Namath, soaked after practice, seeks talks with commissioner Rozelle on a possible return while facing suspension over his New York nightclub. Rozelle voices willingness to chat but maintains concerns as Namath claims Jets front office failed to aid him.
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Pete Sammons
Harrah
Hollywood
Home Pro Vergi Wins WPGA Test
Rutland Country Club professional Hank Vergi captured the first event of the Vermont Professional Golfers Association schedule with a two over par 72. He edged Steve Poolar by one stroke as 15 pros from across the state competed, names include Art Patten and Tom Bushee. The circuit moves to Bennington at Mt Anthony on Monday July 14.
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Hank Vergi
Rutland Country Club
Vermont Professional Golfers Association
Vergi
Steve Poolar
Burlington
Art Patten
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Tom Bushee
Mt. Snow
Peplar
Tony Ruseso
Mt. Anthony
Gene Lavoie
Neshobe
Jay Woodworth
St. Johnsbury
Rusty Gilbert
Woodstock
Babe Gingras
Barre
Joe Ginger
Sugarbush
Bennington
First Round Play Ends in Deadlock Digger Connell Memorial
The Bennington YMCA Softball League wraps the first action of the season at Wellington Field North Bennington. Joe's Mobil and Sal's tie for first with 7 1 records while Grant's and Union Carbide share second at 6 2 in a tight opening round.
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Frost
Bennington Mobil Triumphs In 9 7 Weirdo From Moose
Bennington Mobil edged Moose 9 to 7 in Bennington Little League action. Dimke pitched for Mobil allowing two hits and nine walks while Salem gave up a single hit and took the loss. Svitak doubled for Moose in the first inning, while Mobil piled up six runs in the first, aided by four walks and two errors. Moose added three runs in the third and six more errors, and a house-to-house canvass postponement of Thursday’s VFW Display game was announced. A managers and coaches meeting follows tonight at Beech Street diamond. Zenith hearing aids and Qualitone Siemens products advertised.
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Mobil
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Dimke
Salem
Ahearn
VFW
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Lolich Dominates But Pilots Edge Tigers In 10
Detroit ace Mickey Lolich returned from a 13 day layoff and struck out 16 in nine innings, but a Dick Simpson homer on the first pitch and Seattle’s two runs in the 10th doomed the Tigers 3 2. Gates Brown failed to drive in a go ahead run with the bases loaded in the ninth.
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Detroit Tigers
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Lolich
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Detroit
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Seattle
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John Gelnar
Willie Horton
Tom Matchick
Simpson
Pilots
Mayo Smith
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Minnesota
Cleveland
Chicago
Kansas City
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Don Mincher
Gus Gil
Marty Pattin
Carl Yastrzemski
Rico Petrocelli
Yastrzemski
Petrocelli
Max Alvis
Steve Hargan
Juan Pizarro
Alvis
Ellie Rodriguez
National League East standings and upcoming games
League standings show Chicago leading NL East at 36 17, New York 28 23, Pittsburgh 26 28, St. Louis 25 29, Philadelphia 18 31, Montreal 12 37. West lists Los Angeles 30 22, Cincinnati 27 21, San Francisco 29 23, Houston 27 30, San Diego 24 33, Seattle/California/Oakland/Milwaukee appear in scattered results. Monday results: Cincinnati 4 Chicago 1. Tonight’s schedule includes Holtzman at Reed in Atlanta and Gibson at Cloninger in Cincinnati among other games.
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