Allison Homers Twins Within Nudge of Yankees Time
Allison hit a two run homer off Ryne Duren as Minnesota rallied past the Angels 4 2 to stay within 10 percentage points of the Yankees in the AL race. Dodgers shut out by Milwaukee. Mets and Colts rained out at Houston.
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Yankees
Bob Allison
Minnesota
Twins
Los Angeles
Liever Ryne Duren
Angels
New York Yankees
Detroit
Ohio official aims to rescind Reds sale to DeWitt syndicate
An Ohio Attorney General spokesman said the office may seek to rescind the Cincinnati Reds sale to a DeWitt led syndicate, with court action possible by week’s end. The probe found the Crosley Foundation transfer not advantageous, amid competing bids of 5.5 million and 4.6 million.
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Reds
Columbus, Ohio
Cincinnati Reds
Dicate
William O. DeWitt
Saker
DeWitt
Crosley Foundation
Joseph Rippe
Cincinnati
DeWitt Group
Patterson Refuses Retirement After Liston Title Fight
Heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson dismissed retirement rumors after defending against Sonny Liston. He said he would fight at most twice a year and cited his 9 percent tax bracket. Patterson noted the NAACP wanted him to avoid Liston, but he chose to back the controversial challenger.
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Raynham
Mass
Floyd Patterson
Sonny Liston
Patterson
Raynham Park
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Liston
NAACP
175 Will Vie In State Open At Lake Morey
More than 175 professionals and amateurs will vie for the top spot in the Vermont State Open Golf Tournament at Lake Morey Country Club in Fairlee on Monday and Tuesday. Winning pros share 2500 dollars, amateurs compete for 500 dollar silver prizes plus special awards. Art Patten Jr. of Mt. Anthony CC will play in the 36 hole event. Entries close today and Robert N. Ward, tournament director, says courtesy will be extended to all entrants. The previous Open winner was Bill Ezinicki of North Reading Massachusetts with 131. low Vermont pro was John Lombardy of Ekwanok Manchester with 138. low state amateur Roland Royer of Newport with 140.
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Lake Morey Country Club
Fairlee
Art Patten
Mt. Anthony
State Golf Association
Robert N. Ward
Bill Ezinicki
North Reading
Mass
Vermont
John Lombardy
Ekwanok
Manchester
Roland Royer
Newport
Three Americans Still Contending In British Golf
HOYLAKE England AP Robert Sweeney a 50 year old Palm Beach socialite and former British Amateur champion faces a grueling 36 holes as one of three Americans among 32 contenders. Pat Brady of Reidsville NC and Richard D Davies of Pasadena are the others with Brady set to face Joe Taylor England and Davies vs Peter Flaherty England.
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Hoylake
England
Robert Sweeney
Palm Beach
Fla
Pat Brady
Reidsville
N.C
Richard D. Davies
Pasadena
Calif
Sweeney
John Glover
Northern Ireland
Harry Wilton
Brady
Joe Taylor
Softball Tourney Sites Chosen At June 24 Vermont Meet
At the Montpelier Recreation Center on June 24 the Vermont Amateur Softball Association set state and district tournament sites and entry deadlines. Officers nominated last month will be elected. Classification clarifications for class A fast pitch and class B slow pitch, plus eligibility issues, will be discussed. Coaches managers and league commissioners are invited to attend.
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Montpelier
Mont
Vermont Amatuer
Baseball results and schedule update
Yesterday tallies include Pittsburgh 6 Chicago 4 and Cincinnati 5 San Francisco 0 while Los Angeles 2 Milwaukee 1 and St. Louis 6 Philadelphia 1. Several games were rained out with New York Houston and Detroit New York postponed. Friday’s slate features Baltimore Washington New York Cleveland Boston Detroit and more.
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Milwaukee
Cincinnati
San Francisco
St. Loux
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chicago
New York Mets
Los Angeles
St. Louis
New York
Houston
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Baltimore
Kansas City
Minnesota
Esse
Vermont Flying Farmers Organize in Montpelier
Thirty two families and three youths joined last week to form the Vermont chapter of the International Flying Farmers. Vermont becomes the first New England state with 41 other chapters internationally. The club evolved from Midwest farmer aviation interest and now grants associate member status to licensed pilots.
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Montpelier
Vermont
International Flying Farmers
New England
International Organization
Mid-West
Keyser Backs Seward On JFK Era Business Slowdown
Montpelier Governor F Ray Keyser Jr said he agrees with Development Board Chairman Roland Q Seward that Kennedy administration anti business actions slowed Vermonts industrial expansion He stressed the development program remains nonpolitical and urged understanding of business skepticism and lack of confidence in the sector.
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Montpelier
F. Ray Keyser Jr
Development Board
Roland Q. Seward
Kennedy
Keyser
Schoendienst Seeks Pinch Hit Record As Retired Star
Red Schoendienst, 39, still active for the St. Louis Cardinals as a pinch hitter, has 27 appearances with 9 hits two walks and a homer and needs 22 pinch hits to tie Sam Leslie’s 1932 NL record. His late-season role follows a retirement as a player after 1961.
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NEW York
Red Schoendienst
St. Louis
Cardinals
Schoendienst
Sam Leslie
New York Giants
Saratoga Racing Standings and Results Summary
Results from Saratoga include multiple harness races with first place finishes such as Miss T Byrd, Banjo Pick, Swartly Hanover, and Meadow Hudson across pace and trot events. Notable earners include Miss T Byrd collecting $500 with Nibble Brewer second, and Banjo Pick taking $700 with Billy Diamond second. Attendance 2,565. handle $125,646.
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Corneau
Ripple H
Fabio
Charming Chic
Rose Mary Byrd
Seb Genesse
Poor Johnnie
Hal Rosecraft
Larente
Billy Diamond
Denny Vic
Goodsell
Princely Direct
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Melody Gold
Eddie Mort
Casa Chico
Swartly Hanover
Kalil
Dixfield
Morrill
Shy Scott
Huff
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Runnymeade Lilly
Elliot B
Miss T. Byrd
Tingley
Nibble Brewer
Johnnie
Nazarian
Lib Genesee
Hal Rosecroft
Rippie H
Banjo
Laureate
Eddie Mor
Whitcomb
Casa Chic
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Parshall
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Volo Diamond
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Sadie Seventh
Mile
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the Boss
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Jackie D
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Reali Yankee
Miller
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Dailey
Bonny Brook Dunn
S. Dunn
Imperial Cathy
Rhythm Doves
Brili T Frisco
Shadydale Bewitch
Patty Bea
Flash
Hondie
Hinsdale Harness Meet Results Highlights and Purses
The Hinsdale event features multiple dashes with Smitty Hanover and Chips Hanover leading early divisions, followed by Stoney McKlye and Pokey Dillon in subsequent trots. Attendance reaches 1690 with total handle reported at $85,839, while double payouts reach $17.40.
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Hanover
Limning Ranger
Cyclone Young
Alromar Tobey
Almana
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Mile
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Baby Billy
Devizzio
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Foucher
Peg
Lilli Pat
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Pizzano
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Connie's Dream
Success Ahleen
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Day
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Lou Ann
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Jaffe
Murray
Leigh
Prince
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Monocle Byrd
Lady Pace
Jo Anne O
Guglielmi
Charlie
Morse
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Alexander
Susie Mac
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Broken Sword
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Brindie Lass
Laraia
Newport
Miss New Ross
Bee
O'Neal
Mighty Jimmy
Cornelian
Goldie Dares
Diamond Shirt
Baby Hodiey
Randy B
Adam Brewer
Palmer Still Favorite Gary Player Sees U S Open End Set as Young Pro
Arnold Palmer enters as a 5-1 favorite at the 62nd U S Open at Oakmont amid strong glare on Gary Player who aims to complete a major set. Player, 26, seeks his first U S Open win after major titles at the British Open and Masters while course conditions and rain incite caution.
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Gary Player
Oakmont
Arnold Palmer
Oakmont Country Club
Indians Win In Little League Tie For No 2 Spot
In Arlington Nor shaft Arlington Little League the Indians beat the Giants 5 2 and the Braves 18 5 to pull even with the Pirates for second place. Mike Knox struck out five in the Giants game while the Indians erupted for eight runs in the fourth inning to erase a 5 4 deficit after J J Moore hit a three run homer. Tonight the Red Sox meet the Pirates for first.
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Washington
John Romano
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Claude Osteen
Steve Hamilton
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Pirates
Norshaft-Arlington
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Braves
Arlington
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J.J. Moore
Red Sox
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D. Corey
Moore
C Richards
Sands
Rackliffe
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Vane
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Howard
Davis
Pike
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Gardner
R. Holton
Young Ib Clayton
Derosia
Hoyt
Totten
Brown
P Linsey
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Clayton
Knox
Ryan
Lindsey
Young Ib Hoyt
Lindsey Rf
Murphy
B. Toomey
Delaney
Moxley
L. Toomey
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Rice
Oo Pee
Court to Gridiron Seen Hard Switch For J Havlicek
Cleveland Browns signed 6 foot 5 John Havlicek a former Ohio State star to try him at wide receiver after five years without playing football. Coach Paul Brown praised his hands speed and coordination while Havlicek cited his choice of football over NBA options. Havlicek 22 was drafted in the seventh round last December and must earn a roster spot in training camp with no guaranteed contract.
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Ohio
John
Hondo) Havlicek
Ohio State
Cleveland Browns
Havlicek
Paul Brown
Browns
Brown
Art Modell
Celtics Sign Hadnot Lose Havlicek To Pro Football
Boston AP report says Celtics sign No. 2 draft pick Jim Hadnot from Providence College and lose top pick John Havlicek to Cleveland in the NFL. Hadnot, 6 foot 10, led Friars in scoring and rebounding as captain. Foley also signed. Havlicek pursued football to test his pro potential.
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Boston Celtics
Jim Hadnot
John Havlicek
National Basketball Association Kings
Hadnot
Providence College
Bill Russell
Oakland
Calif
Friar
New England
Providence
Hadnet
Jack
Four Hospitalized After Route 9 Two-Car Crash
Chesterfield New Hampshire 4 people injured in a Route 9 two car collision. Ralph Tilton 46 of Peterboro on danger list with skull fracture at Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital Hanover. Edwin Trufant 59 of Peterboro and Dale Toomey 31 of Keene serious injuries. William Austin 37 of Peterboro treated and released.
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Chesterfield
N.H
Ralph Tilton
Peterboro
Tilton
Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital
Hanover
Brattleboro, Vt
Edwin F. Trufant
Dale P. Toomey
Keene
William Austin
UVM Outfielder Levi Brown Signs with Milwaukee Braves
University of Vermont outfielder Levi Brown, 22, signed a 962 contract with the Milwaukee Braves. He hit .433 for Vermont last season and will report to the Dublin farm club in Georgia Florida League Class D.
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UPI
University of Vermont
Levi Brown
Milwaukee Braves
American Association
Brown
Vermont
Dublin
Sixth-Run Eighth Ends Crusaders NCAA Run
Santa Clara toppled Holy Cross 12 to 7 in Omaha ending the Crusaders NCAA run. Seven singles sparked a six-run eighth inning to erase a slim Broncos lead in the double elimination opening.
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Omaha
Neb
Holy Cross
Santa Clara
Broncos
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