Three Boxers Die Within 24 Hours Worldwide
United Press International reports three boxing deaths within a day. Rey Romeo, 21, Filipino lightweight, died after a knockout in Manila. Lyn James, 21, Welsh-born British featherweight, collapsed after a late knockdown in London. Henry Stephens, 18, Fiji native, failed to regain consciousness after an amateur bout in Sydney.
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United Press International
Rey Romeo
Manila
Lyn James
London
Henry Stephens
Fiji
Sydney
Australia
James
U S Olympic Shooting Tryouts Set At Fort Benning
NRA and U S Olympic Committee organize a June 29 to July 14 tryout at Fort Benning Georgia for the U S Shooting Team. Ten shooters plus a captain and adjutant will compete in rifle pistol and shotgun events with postal matches and the U S International Shooting Championships. Captain William McMillan and Gary Anderson head the notable entrants.
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Washington
D.C
U.S
Fort Benning
National Rifle Association
U.S. Olympic Committee
U.S. Army Infantry Center
NRA
International Shooting Union
William McMillan
USMC
Quantico
Gary Anderson
Axtell
Neb
Scott Circle
Washington, D.C
Dichter Signs with Yanks First Dartmouth Player Since 1931
Steve Dichter 21 of Roslyn N Y becomes the first Dartmouth player to sign with the New York Yankees since Red Rolfe in 1931 He will train with the Yankees then report to Greensboro in the Carolina League The center fielder led in stolen bases in the Cape Cod League and batted .396 last summer while earning All New England honors and All Eastern Intercollegiate League selection.
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Penacook
N.H
Deetroit Tigers
Rolfe
Dichter
Steve
Dicheter
Norman Dichter
Bronx
van Cortlandt Park
Dartmouth
Orleans
Cape Cod
Columbia Business School
Big Green
Scott Creelman
Tom Spangenberg
Baseball Standings and Results Roundup
American League standings show Chicago leading with 33 wins while Baltimore and New York chase. results include Boston 6 New York 5 and Chicago 5 Baltimore 0 as well as Kansas City and Detroit split. Wednesday and Thursday schedules feature key matchups and multiple night games across leagues.
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Baltimore
New York
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Wash
L.A
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Washington
Penn
Wickersham
Twinight
Roland
Pascual
McDowell
Ramos
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Nuxhall
Bolin
Perry
Philadelphia
Bunning
Buhl
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Lemaster
Koufax
St. Louis
Houston
Washburn
Johnson
New
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San. Fran
Pitts
Pittsburgh
Middlebury skiers sweep All American honors
Middlebury College skiers Pete r Ruschp of Stowe VI and John Clough of New London NH earned spots on the All American team chosen in Chicago by the US Skiing Association. Roger Buchika of Middlebury was named to the second team. In Atlantic City, jockey John Sellers rode the last three winners on Oct 3 and the first five the next day to tie Howard Craig’s record of eighteen victories at Waterford Park in 1951.
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Middlebury
UPI
Middlebury College
Chicago
United States Skiing Association
Peter Ruschp
Stowe, VI
John Clough
New London
N.H
Roger Buchika
Atlantic City
N.J
UPD
John Sellers
Howard Craig
Waterford Park
Braves
Ed Mathews
Hank Aaron
Spahn
Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
San Francisco Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Houston Colts
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Mets
Baltimore
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Washington
Kansas City
Detroit
Vada Pinson
Leo Cardenas
John Tsitouris
Reds
Jack Sanford
Summer baseball league schedule maps out rutland brattleboro rivalries
A detailed schedule lists weekend games for American Legion teams including Rutland, Brattleboro, White River, Proctor, Bennington and Bellows Falls across June to July with multiple matchups. The top four teams will advance to the state tournament in Manchester New Hampshire from July 31 to August 2 followed by the regional tournament August 14 to 19.
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Rutland
Brattleboro
White River
Proctor
Bennington
Bellows Falls
Newport
Windsor
Proctor Bennington
Barre
Proctor Bellows Falls
Manchester
N,h
Roseboro Hero in Mask Sparks Dodgers with Big Bat
Dodgers catcher Johnny Roseboro drives in key runs with two doubles in Drysdale 5-1 win over Milwaukee. Roseboro, a .305 hitter this season, started a seventh inning rally and capped a stretch of strong hitting amid national league results from across MLB.
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Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
Johnny Roseboro
Dodger
Ashland
Ohio
Dodgers
Roseboro
Drysdale
Milwaukee Braves
Warren Spahn
Tommy Davis
Hinsdale Raceway results feature ten races with purses and placings
Daily program shows a nine race card with $500 purses and one $600 trot. Winners include Ante Express in 1 mile pace and Prince Carl in a $600 trot, with multiple minor placings and a total attendance of 1716 and handle of 77489. Also listed are numerous horses such as Miss Surprise Mir Little Mercy Taverns Angus Irish Square Mecca Mine Southern Boy Irish Eddie and more.
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Mir
Collette
Mike
Copeland
John
Foster
Little Mercy
Gilman
Teenie Sue
Noson
Dora Bounty
Sally Gay
Meadow Lassie
Hard S
King
Big Tay
Watchims Knight
McKenney
Cccves
Angus
Watson
Canadien Mir
Irish Square
Birchcrest Pink
Nellie Breeze
Fairside
Golden Jerry
Mite
Rickey Scott
Pease
Gay Boy
McCarthy
Bell Way
Burgess
Haynes Up
Oremus
Mister McAbee
Cyclone Hanover
Ladd Hanover
Mecca Mine
Wowards Express
Rankin
Groton Lassie
Madeleine Mir
Berts Hawk
Esquires Don
Adiosette
Gay Maundy
Burgoyne
Riverview Dei
Colbath
King of Clubs
Collins
Claoyhaven Armed
Double Brewer
Irenes Rascal
Golens Miss
Cecils
Southern Boy
Hogan
J. Diamond
Lovely
Dusty Dancer
Wilsey, Jr
Uncle Jim
Vicky Jo
Short Fuse
Mighty Hayes
Ozark Pride
Prince Carl
Shadydale Leccer
Chase
Swortley Hanover
Sheehy
Marshall Melody
My Me
Maida
Almona
Hartford
Irish Eddie
Westover
Major R
Roy
Arden Rhythm
Princess R
Game of Chance
Jerrys Valley
Dream Dot
Hinsdale Raceway Entries Show Pace and Trot Classes
The Interstate League schedule lists Kiwanis at Lukes and Arlington at Elks tonight at 6 p.m. North Bennington vs CYO game is canceled as North Bennington lacks a manager.
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Lukes
Arlington
Elks
Alumni Field
North Benington
CYO
North Bennington
Display Upsets Northeast 4-2 in Bennington Little League
Display defeated the Northeast 4 to 2 in Bennington Little League action. Key plays included Fran Maynard and Greg Mears contributing doubles, while Northeast tied the game in the fifth on a Finnegan error and a Tom Flynn walk. Mears earned the win, Finnegan the loss, as Display pulled ahead late and Northeast left bases loaded in the sixth.
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Bennington Display
Northeast
Bennington
Display
Tommy Petit
Fran Maynard
Maynard
Greg Mears
Bob Myers
Dave Finnegan
Finnegan
Tom Flynn
John Waitekus
Mike Hyde
Mears
Moose
Eagles
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House of Commons
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Fred
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Shoreditch Town Hall
National Hospital For
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Roger Aganan
St. Luke’s Hospital
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Congressional Country Club
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Larsen
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Grote
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Ryne Duren
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Dennis Bennett
Larry Jackson
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Ken Boyer
Dick Groat
Curt Flood
Lou Brock
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Rusty Staub
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Jack Fisher
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Pride Vic
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Flying Counsel
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Pat Martin
Tassy’s Waybill
Leigh Mountain Master Sportsman's
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June Elkington
Roseanne Leslie Council
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