Headmasters Propose Split in Grid Leagues
The Vermont Headmasters Association suggests dividing the Northern League into two groups and adding two VFC teams to the Marble Valley League to balance competition. Hartford and Windsor would join Marble Valley, while Bellows Free Academy and others would form two northern leagues. The plan, still uncertain, could start in 1966 with central scheduling to avoid missing games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFC
Hartford
Windsor
Burr and Burton
Fair Haven
West Rutland
Woodstock
Bellows Free Academy of
St. Albans
Burlington
Montpelier
Rice
Spaulding
St. Johnsbury
Lyndon Institute
Middlebury
Newport
South Burlington
Winooski
Bendi
Bennington Catholic
Bellows Falls
Brattleboro
MSJ
Rutland
Springfield
Baltimore Tops Senators 5-1 as Bunker Back in Groove
Cortisone shots revived Wally Bunker who returned to the rotation and held Washington to one run through 18 innings after two relief stints. Baltimore beat the Senators 5-1 as other games saw Cleveland, Chicago, and NL matches. McDowell struck out nine for Cleveland in a win over Minnesota while Camilo Carreon and Leon Wagner homered for Cleveland and Chicago respectively. Belmont Stakes day at Aqueduct set a $5.834 million world record in wagers in 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wally Bunker
Baltimore
Bunker
Washington Senators
Cleveland
Minnesota Twins
Chicago
Boston
Milwaukee
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
St. Louis
San Francisco
Dave Johnston
Frank Howard
Don Zimmer
Sam McDowell
Twins
Gary Bell
McDowell
Zoilo Versalles
Rich Rollins
Tony Oliva
Camilo Carreon
Dave Boswell
Leon Wagner
New York
UPI
Aqueduct
Jesus Alou
Jim Davenport
Marichal
Mets
Bob Veale
Pirates
Willie Stargell
Donn Clendenon
Bob Bruce
Astros
BoSox Host Orioles After ChiSox Win 4-2
Boston's Red Sox prepare to face the Baltimore Orioles after a 4-2 win that snapped a losing streak against Chicago. The matchup shifts attention to a pivotal series as Boston eyes a strong result against the Orioles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BoSox
Orioles
ChiSox
Boston
UPI
Chicago
Red Sox
Baltimore
Mt Anthony Scotch golf results with multiple prize winners
A total of 70 golfers competed for prizes in the Mt Anthony Country Club Scotch Four some matches. Dave Blair won a $6 gift certificate prize from Burt Harrington. Maxine Heald received a food basket from Doris and Albert Chouinard. George Fienberg earned another golf ball for his associate play. Bob Pollock and Mary Vince captured low gross at 42, with Herm Dennis and Lee Barrett and the team of Blair and Peggy Cook tied for second at 43. First low net went to Tony Lombardo and Elsie Lombardo, Al Levine and Nesbith Fienberg. Second low net went to Al Marchant and Maxine Heald, Bill Hamilton and Ruth Mattison, Chuck Barrett and Jan Dennis, Bill Chapman and Helen Gibney, Clarence Earnhardt and Chick King. Low four holes went to Joe Schneider and Alma Paquin. The report also shifts to baseball with the Orioles and Red Sox asides, but the golf results dominate this item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Dave Blair
Burt Harrington
Maxine Heald
Doris
Albert Chouinard
George Fienberg
Bob Pollock
Mary Vince
Herm Dennis
Lee Barrett
Peggy Cook
Paul Pike
Barb Chaperon
Doug Mattison
Lis Harte
Tony Lombardo
Elsie Lombardo
al Levine
Nesbith Fienberg
al Marchant
Bill Hamilton
Ruth Mattison
Chuck Barrett
Jan Dennis
Bill Chapman
Helen Gibney
Clarence Earnhardt
Chick King
Joe Schneider
Alma Paquin
Phillies Sink Dodgers 4 0 As Allen Slams 485 Foot HR
United Press International reports at Connie Mack Stadium Richie Allen hit a long homer estimated at 485 feet off the Dodgers as the Phillies won 4 0 and Dick Stuart added another score. Ray Herbert earned his 100th career victory with a shutout over Los Angeles. The game accompanied NL results and other league action.
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Allen
Dick Stuart
Phils
Ray Herbert
Los Angeles Dodgers
Milwaukee
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
San Francisco
New York
Pittsburgh
Houston
Cleveland
Minnesota
Baltimore
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Johnny Podres
Herbert
Dodgers
Connie Mack Stadium
Cubs
Larry Jackson
Woodstock Street
Joe Adcock
Juan Marichal
Mets
Lema and Casper Take Lead in Cleveland Open
Champagne Tony Lema and Billy Casper shared the first round lead at 67 as the Cleveland Open began at Highland Park. Lema burst with early birdies and finished 4 under with one bogie, while Casper, clutch off a late start after minor surgery, shot 34-33 for 67 with four birdies and 14 pars. The field of 147 will be cut to low 70 and ties after today’s second round. battle for a $25,000 winner’s share and a $125,000 purse intensifies with players like Aaron, Sikes, Martindale, Reith, and Pott also near the top.
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Cleveland
Ohio
UPI
Tony Lema
Billy Casper
Lema
Casper
Highland Park
Tommy Aaron
Dan Sikes
Billy Martindale
Bob Reith Jr
Johnny Pott
NBA Calls Time Out In Owner-Player Feud
The NBA's board of governors declared a moratorium through next September after hearing owner and player demands from the two day summer meeting. The dispute flared publicly at the 1964 all star game when stars led by Tom Heinsohn threatened a strike over pension plan requests, a walkout averted only by delaying the telecast.
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Boston
UPI
National Basketball Association
League
Board of Governors
Stars
Tom Heinsohn
National Basketball Association Players Association, Inc
New York Atty
Larry Fleisher
Fleisher
J. Walter Kennedy
Los Angeles
Detroit
St. Louis
Kennedy
Fred Zollner
Detroit Pistons
Michigan
Cazzie Russell
Philadelphia
Zollner
Pistons
NBA
San Francisco
Rudy la Russo
Tom Gola
New Grid Coach For Burlington
Nicholas J. Morris named head grid coach at Burlington High School replacing Ed Beck who moves to Braintree High. Morris comes from New Bedford High School where he led teams to a 42 10 record over six seasons after coaching at Keene Framingham and Pittsfield high schools. The league approved the appointment.
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Burlington
UPD
New Bedford
Mass
Burlington High School
Nicholas J. Morris
Massachusetts
Keene
N.H
Framingham
Pittsfield
Morris
Ed Beck
University of Vermont Grid
Beck
Braintree
Holy Cross
Pirates Rip Braves 16-2 in Norshaft-Arlington game
Arlington Pirates toppled the North Bennington Braves 16-2 in Little League action. Pirates pitchers combined for three innings with steady scoring as they doubled their score each inning through four frames, finishing with ten hits while the Braves managed three hits and two runs in the fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Arlington Pirates
North Bennington Braves
Norshaft
Poly Tops Lectronics 7-4 As Game is Called in Fifth
Polygraphic won their first Little League game of the season by downing the Lectronics 7-4 before the game was halted in the bottom of the fifth. The scoring saw multiple unearned runs, with key plays by Terry Raetz, John Hart, Rick Caslin, and Mark Hassenpflug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank Aaron
Rico Carty
Braves
Larry Jackson
Cubs
Tony Cloninger
Frank Robinson
Leo Cardenas
Reds
Ray Sadecki
Bill White
Cardinals
John Tsitouris
Polygraphic
Lectronics
Tansiter
Terry Raetz
John Hart
Poly
Mark Hassenpflug
Dave Griffin
Rick Caslin
Griffin
Kevin Murray
Steve Fairley
Doug Woodard
Eddie Vosburgh
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Vermont Headmaster’s Association
Vermont
Sourcliffe Mansion
Cambridge, N.Y
Speed Riggs
Ruth AY Sul
A.f. Ce
Ackage Avement Ultra
Depot Street
Bennington, VT
DIAL
Leonor K. Sullivan
D-Mo
Rayburn
Congress
Senators
New York Mets
Indians
White Sox
Floyd Robinson
Dick Radatz
Robinson
Gary Peters
Hoyt Wilhelm
Tony Conigliaro
Dave Morehead
Belmont Bellringers
Mt. Anthony
Fenway Park
Robin Roberts
Dennis Bennett
Hank Bauer
Birds
Fenway
Billy Herman
Radatz
Bell & Howell
Bennington Garage Corp
Main St
Phillies
United Press International
Connie Mack
Cape
Richie Allen
Titania
Mickey Mantle
Terry Dill
Mason Rudolph
Arnold Palmer
Aaron
Julius Boros
Bob Rosburg
Doug Ford
Don January
Dick Dew
R Wilcox
Jeff Corey
Edgerton
Keough
Hoyt
Jim Corey
Howard
Brown
McFlein
Hess
Galli
Walsh
Bouplon
Gratton
Vane
Holly
Cheneille
Dockon
Harmon
Hall
Poly Tops Lectronics
Keith Hassenpflug
Woodard
Hassenpflug
Furniture
Maple Street
Arlington
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