Display Triumphs 14-8 Over Lectronics in Bennington League
In Bennington Little League action Display rode a big fourth inning to a 14-8 victory over Lectronics. LeBarron earned the win after standout hitting from Pinsonneault Quackenbush Leonard and Ottaviano powered the offense while Durocher took the loss. A 6 p.m. game follows Northeast versus Polytechnic.
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Lectronics
Bennington
Display
Pinsonneault
Quackenbush
Leonard
Bob Carey
LeBarron
Terry Wager
Ottaviano
Quacken
Berrard
B. Carey
Maynard
Wager
Ottaviano Pinsonneault
Raetz
J. Carey
Cook Rf
Hager
Sweet of
Lectronics Shultz, If
Mears
Morony
Keith
Christi If
Bruneau
Durocher
Raymond
McDonough
Handy
Williamson
Livingstone
Allen
Caret
Indians Surge to Lead as 70 918 Fans Roar
The Cleveland Indians sweep the New York Yankees 6-1 and 6-3 to roar back to first in the American League. A crowd of 70 918 at Municipal Stadium marked the revival of Cleveland as a baseball town. The Indians now lead the Yanks by two games with nine wins in their last twelve.
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Cleveland
Indians
Tribe
New York Yankees
Bill Veeck and Co
Yanks
New York
Minnesota Twins
Los Angeles
Chicago
Kansas City
Record 100 Mile Motorcycle Championship Set at Belknap Mountain
Dick Mann of El Sobrante California covered 100 laps in 1 36.15 to set a new Belknap Mountain National 100 Mile Championship record averaging 62 33 mph on a Matchless. Don Burnett of Danvers Massachusetts was runner up on a Triumph finishing more than a lap behind Mann. Ralph White of San Diego California placed third on a Harley Davidson.
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Laconia
N.H
Belknap Mountain
Dick Mann
el Sobrante
Calif
Don Burnett
Danvers
Mass
Mann
Ralph White
San Deigo
Baseball scores and schedule update for Tuesday and Sunday results
MLB results recap includes Cleveland over New York 10 to 4 and 6 to 6 tie, Detroit 8 0 Boston 5 5, Chicago 4 Los Angeles 3 in 11, Kansas City 6 Minnesota 2, and San Francisco 5 St. Louis 0. Weekend results list wins by Philadelphia over Cincinnati 4 3 and Pittsburgh over Milwaukee 7 3.
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Milwaukee
New York
Minnesota
Kansas City
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Los Angeles
San Francisco
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Houston
L Pet. G.B
Cleveland Eee
Minnesota Cues
New York Steer
Baltimore Eens
Detroit A
L Pet G
Houston Sevens
Nicklaus Triumphs Over Palmer to Claim U S Open
Jack Nicklaus defeats Arnold Palmer three strokes in an 18 hole playoff at Oakmont to win the U S Open. Nicklaus, 22, becomes the youngest Open champion since 1923 and emerges as the game’s leading challenger to Palmer.
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Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Nicklaus
Palmer
Oakmont
U.S
Columbus
Ohio
Bobby Jones
Inwood
Hogan
Saratoga Racing Entries First Mile Trot and Pace
Saratoga racing card lists first race mile trot with entries Runnymede Betsy and Priscilla Wick among others. Second race features Mr Soudericker Imperial Cathy Mac Phone Rhythm Dares with multiple stakes entries.
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Runnymede
Betsy
C. Masten Donark
J Morrn, Priscilla Wick
F. Livingston
Dublin Mac
F_ Clark
Joseph Hanover
M. Akoury
Guy Demon
H. Hoyt Pal
Boy
R. Hourihan
Voleria Hanover
P. Dailey
Mr Soudericker
M_ Dastle
Frosty
Charly — J Parker Imperial
Cathy
D. Bromley Mac Phone
D_ Miller Rhythm Dares
D. Childs
Kroger
Prince
H_ Goodsell
Tallulah Wick
June
D. Huff
Elmira
R. Leslie
Vanessa Hanover
W. Current
Jewzell
C. McDonald
Coville Colonie
Jevons
Dream High
H Parker
Strom Hanover
D. Miller
Mamie's Pride
C_ Peckham
Mildy Harman
L. Funk
Marion's Girl
R_ Dunn
Cheri Eben
M. Bloodgood
Colonie
F. Jevons
J. Morrill
Lady Wonder
D. Frasier
Axlee Hall
E. Gray
Volo
J Somerville
Ella Dares
R. Hamilton
Corneau
Shadydale
Comet
N. Conley
Olympus
Maysis
Betty
M. Austin Hanover
Mac
M. Pregent
Virena
G. Hope
Pace
Red Rustler
E Coville
Fabric
E_ Lunman
Caddie Wick
K Waples
Dorling Wick
J. Larente
Longwood
L_ Funk
Kate
Hardwood
E Fuss Brill
T. Frisco
A. Ambo
Atlantic
J. Molnar
Velvet Demon
H. Hoyt
Gusto
A. Rodney Rooney
Hanover
Adiai Hanover
Bryan W. Lamb
Lona Springwood
G_ Chretien
Silky
K_Waples
Florista
C. Miller
Evin Rosecroft
C. Bogardus
Melburn Belle — M. Akour
R. Dunn
Topaz
Sue
J. Morrinl
Felipa — E Banks
Thoroughbred Race Card Entries with Jockey Pairs
A detailed listing of horses, jockeys, and breeding names across multiple race divisions from a horse racing card. The document names horse names such as Ophilia Virag Clayhaven and Evelyns Comet with riders like P Lynaugh and D Mile, spanning first through ninth pace events with stakes ranging from $400 to $550 and various track sections.
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Ophilia
Virag
Clayhaven
Domzel
C. McQuigge
Benjamin C
J. Siewierski
Peggy Regent
M. P. Harborton
M Beckwith
Josedale
el Dorado
E. Gliman
Plainsman
P_ Lynaugh
Lady Burke
W. Blake
Nero Hanover
F_ Devizzio
Pace
D. Mile
Cecil
L Drayton Snow Bird
J. Foster
H. Lamb
Olivia Scott
Lynaugh Chance
H. Bushway
Barbara Dale
F Devizzio
Billy J — C. McCarthy Jr
Logan Scottish H Harp AE Gage Hi
A. Schmigel
Lynn Lybrook
A. Wilsey Jr
Edgewood Giers — A Day
Buccaneer
Calumet
Hazel — H. Robinson
Red Preak
J.fleid
Mr. Algiers
G_ Lockerman Jr
Happy Elisa — K. Gagne
W_ Faucher
Hal
Jo. Hogan Scarab's Daughter
P_ Constantine
Aubrey York
C. Mattison Black
Sam — T. Sullivan
Kaytown
Jimmy Cry
Faucher
Borderview
Peter
Jon — O. Burgoyne
Dyna Yellow Brook
J. Hartung
Jim Carroll
Shower Bolt — Foster
Shadydale
Rebel
W. Faucher
Verna Duke
Mattison Grand
Wil — K. Hagen
Wamesit Victory
Ja. Hogan Luster
Byrd
W. Sutherland Jr
Reldie Wick
F_ Coon
W. Collins
Wayne Direct
M Robinson
Billy Waybill
P. Lynaugh
Rebel Land
Marge — H. Kyer
Stormy Mountain
H_ Robinson
Prince E Lee
W. Chapdelaine
Calypso
F_ Coons
Pleasant Dream
R. Pierce
Vicky Jo
R. Cornellier
Blue Waters
E_ Gilman
Majesty's
Nicky Boy
Salutation
R_ Copeland
Solicitor's
Comet
W. Chicoyne
Vermont Knight H Harp
Feather
Jo. Hogan
Buddy Long
F. Hodgkins
Henry Byrd
M. Robinson
Cadillac Golddust
Kitty Dell
H. Harp Royal Prince
Volo
B_ Pike
J. Day
W. Borris Mountain Glow
C Mattison
Tommy
H. DO Watts
Ja. Cross
Sir Michael — L. Shea
Ablaze
AE Junior Dale
Michigan catcher Merullo named to NCAA all star team
All-Star selection comes after Michigan edged Santa Clara 5 4 in 15 innings to win the NCAA championship. Joe Merullo of Michigan earned a spot on the NCAA all star squad as the Wolverines prepare to travel to Hawaii for a world series exhibition against a Japanese team.
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Omaha
Neb
Revere
Mass
Joe Merullo
University of Michigan
Michigan
Santa Clara
Merullo
Hawaii
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