Reddy to Retire After BCHS Show
Morgan horse Reddy age 21 owned by Scott Van Steenburg of Stamford will retire this Saturday at the Bennington Catholic High Horse Show in Pownal. Reddy has won about 1400 ribbons in 18 years of show competition and three Vermont State Championships driven by Cornelius Van Steenburg.
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Scott van Steenburg
Stamford
Bennington
Pownal
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New England
Vermont
Charles Lynch
North Adams
Morgan Horse Farm
North Pownal
Red Pepper
Joseph Barber
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Sweeny Survives to Lead U.S. Roll at British Amateur
Palm Beach socialite Bob Sweeny, 52, becomes the sole American survivor at the British Amateur Championship in Ganton England after defeating Peter Flaherty 2 and 1 in the fifth round. He joins Martin Christmas in the quarterfinals as three U.S. rivals fall behind.
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UPI
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Palm Beach
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Sweeny
Florida
Uncle Sam
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U.S
Clark
Dale Morey
High Point
N.C
Christmas
Jim Bostwick
Westbury
N.Y
Thirlwell
Jack Thornton
Rochester
Flaherty
Mantle and Maris power Yankees past Red Sox 8 4
Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris hit three of New Yorks eight runs as the Yankees beat Boston 8 4. Jim Bouton earned his fourth win while Eddie Bressoud and Felix Mantilla homered for Boston. The win tightens the AL race ahead of a five game series with Chicago.
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CYO Selects 18 Players For Interstate League Season Opener
The Interstate CYO has named 18 players for the coming season. The squad opens Monday at Alumni Field against Kiwanis of Hoosick Falls. Managers are Henry Plante with coaches Gerry LaCroix and Guy Ottaviano.
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Kiwanis
Hoosick Falls
Alumni Field
Joe Scanlon
Louis Tomasi
Scott Racicot
Steve LeBarron
Dave LaCroix
Gary LaFlamme
Guy Ottaviano
Kevin Durocher
Kenny Stemp
Pat Moore
Alan Plante
Tim LeRay
Jay Moore
Robin LaCroix
Steve Rice
Butch Galen
Ricky Pinsonneault
John
Arlington Eagles Win Molly Stark Showdown Over Leland and Gray
Arlington toed past Leland and Gray Seminary 14-10 at Burr and Burton Field to clinch the Molly Stark League playoff title. Russ Holton earned the win for Arlington while Andy Gleason took the loss as both teams combined for 25 hits.
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Leland and Gray
Pep Martin
Butch Rice
Rick Mackies
Russell Holton
Keith Clayton
Jim Hayden
Don Marsh
Bill Miles
Tom Poulin
Bob Hannon
Don Corey
Jim Webb
Ken Clayton
Frank Hall
Tom Pelham
Jim Stone
Manchester
Arleington Eagles
Molly Stark
Leland and Gray Seminary
Eagles
Gray Hornets
Burr and Burton
Seminary
Mike Cutts
Leland
Gray
Steve Gleason
Hornets
Arling
Russ Holton
Andy Gleason
Three Cards Ejected Drysdale Keeps Head
Dodgers pitcher Don Drysdale avoids loss of temper as three St Louis Cardinals are ejected in a 5-0 four hitter. Drysdale reaches eight wins and upped his MLB leading 90 strikeouts while teammates win 5-0 at Dodger Stadium.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Ernie Broglio
Bill Jackowski
Little Baby Beef shoots 67 leads Buick Open first round
Phil Rodgers credits Jack Nicklaus and Gene Littler for his 67 as the Buick Open leader in Grand Blanc. Littler posts a 80 after a strong front nine, while Rodgers suggests Nicklaus teaches his pivot and Littler pushes a longer back swing. In Holyoke, Johnny Kelley is favored in the New England AAU race.
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Mich
UPI
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Big Baby Beef
Phil Rodgers
Jack Nicklaus
Nassau
Buddy
Little Phil
Nicklaus
Gene Littler
Littler
Rodgers
Holyoke
Mass
Johnny Kelley
Groton
Baseball standings and results across AL and NL leagues
American League standings show Chicago ahead with 31 15, Baltimore 32 19, New York 27 21, Minnesota 29 25, Cleveland 26 24, Boston 27 27, Washington 25 32, Detroit 22 29, Los Angeles 24 33, Kansas City 17 35. Thursday results include Minnesota 4 Detroit 2 and New York 8 Boston 4. Friday schedules feature several night games and doubleheaders with listed pitchers and matchups.
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Baseball score recap Chicago New York and others
Results show Chicago 6 to New York 3 with late runs and key pitchers Jackson Bertell Wakefield Willey Locke and Gonder Cannizzaro for New York. Milw 6 San Fran 5 behind Spahn Sadowski Ra new Sanford Pierce Shaw MacKenzie Haller Crandall with Kuenn and Alou homering.
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Pierce
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Celtics Coach Warns Red Hoopsters Catching Up In Basketball Race
Boston Celtics coach Red Auerbach, speaking at a State Department briefing, warned the basketball race is tightening as the Com munists close the gap. He noted the European tour by eight NBA stars showed strong game quality and growing popularity, with U.S. amateur teams still fielding top competition. Auerbach’s squad drew standing room crowds of up to 16 000 while touring Poland Yugoslavia and Romania.
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UPI
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Auerbach
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National Basketball Association
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Romania
United Arab Republic
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Twins seek right-handed pitcher in deal talks
Minnesota Twins president Calvin Griffith pursued a right handed pitcher as the club trades Vic Power and Lennie Green for utility help and seeks a deal with Cleveland for Gary Bell or Jim Grant. The Twins sent Power and Green to the Angels in separate deals for Jerry Kindall and Frank Kostro.
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Green
Angels
Cleveland
Jerry Kindall
Frank Kostro
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