Errors Spark Red Sox Loss to Indians at Fenway
Boston, Tuesday night, saw Rollie Sheldon drop his ninth defeat as Cleveland ace Gary Bell tossed a four hit shutout through eight and a half innings. The Red Sox rallied in the ninth but fell 2-1 as Birdie Tebbetts stayed with Bell. Rocky Colavito drove in the decisive run for Cleveland with three of the Indians’ four hits.
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Fenway Park
Rollie Sheldon
Cleveland
Sheldon
Earl Wilson
Gary Bell
Red Sox
Indians
Jim Lonborg
Bob Sadowski
Tribe
Sonny Siebert
Steve Hargan
Siebert
Fenway
Bell
Gary
Birdie Tebbetts
Dick Radatz
Joe Foy
Rocky Colavito
Area Golfer Playing In College Championship
Craig Galipeau of Bennington competes in the National Collegiate Golf Tournament at Stanford University. He joins Providence College’s five man squad, which earned the right to represent Section One after taking the New England collegiate title in Portland, Maine. Galipeau, son of Mr and Mrs Francis A Galipeau, will be a Providence College senior. The team traveled from New York City to San Francisco and began practice on the Stanford course. Tournament ends Saturday with players returning Sunday.
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Calif
Craig Galipeau
Bennington
Stanford University
Providence College
Providence
R.I
New England
Portland
Maine
Galipeau
Francis A. Galipeau
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San Francisco
New York City
Stanford
Aaron's Homer Ties League Mark: Juan Marichal Wins 13th Game
Aaron ties NL record for most home runs through June 30 with his 24th of the year as the Braves beat Philadelphia 4 1. Marichal earns win for Giants in a 13th victory. Rico Carty extends hitting streak, Denny Lemaster and other NL games noted.
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Juan Marichal
Hank Aaron
Hammerin
Hank
Atlanta Slugger
Braves
Philadelphia
San Fra
Isc
Chicago
Houston
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
New York
St. Louis
Rico Carty
Jackie Brandt
Denny Lemaster
Tom Haller
Giants
Byron Browne
Cubs
John Bateman
Dick Farrell
Baseball Standings From Evening Games
Houston tops Los Angeles 7 to 4 while San Francisco defeats Chicago 9 to 7 New York edges St Louis 2 to 1 Atlanta beats Philadelphia 4 to 1 Dinei over Pittsburgh 11 to 8 in night action
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Dinei
Pittsburgh
W.L. Pet
San Franci
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
California
Minnesota
Cincinnati
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
N.Y
Calif
Morgan Horses Cup Standings Tighten After Morrisville Show
Morrisville windcrest prima dona owned by John Hamlin of Bennington leads the 1966 Governor's Cup standings after a Morgan horse show at the Lamoille Riding Club. Great Hills Atlantic moves to second with 10 points, Paramount Cinerama sits third with 11, while Bold Admiral drops to fourth after a zero showing.
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Windcrest Prima
Morgan
Lamoille
Morgans In
Great Hills Atlantic
Chucky B
Windcrest Prima Dona
Helicon Pegasus
Golf Scholarship Program Expands in Vermont
MIDDLEBURY The Vermont State Golf Association Scholarship Fund Inc says funds are enough to continue the 1964 and 1965 awards and add a $400 scholarship for the current year. Officers elected include George G. Smith president, Lewis A. Cheever vice president, Lee M. Davis treasurer, and Wright E. Rives clerk. George Phinney received the 1964 scholarship and Douglas Coolidge the 1965 award.
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Middlebury
Vermont State Golf Association Scholarship Fund, Inc
Vermont State Golf Association
George G. Smith
Rutland
Lewis A. Cheever
Bellows Falls
Lee M. Davis
Springfield
Wright E. Rives
Barton
George Phinney
Douglas Coolidge
Monkton
Little League Red Sox Beat Braves in Season Opener
The Red Sox defeated the Braves 11 to 4 at the North Bennington Little League field for their first win. Terry Livingston pitched all seven innings with 10 strikeouts, while Braves pitchers Boupton and Gratton allowed 10 hits. Fred Brown had a triple, Pete Fairley and John Hart doubled, Hart went 3 for 4. Brown limited VFW to three hits in his win. Eddie Vosburg took the loss, giving up two hits. Bennington Little League Board meets tonight at 8 at the Beech Street Extension field.
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John Bello
Shaftsbury
Red Sox
Braves
North Bennington
Norshaft-Arlington
Dodgers
Giants
Pirates
Arlington
Indians
Sullivan
Terry Livingston
Perry Boupton
Jimmy Gratton
Bennington Little League Board of Directors
Little League Field
Beech Street
Guard
Bijur
Gregory Dwyer
Walter Babcock
Victor Lamb
John Andrews
Hugh Galvin
William Bruso
John O’donnell
Bruso
John Potter
Sal’s
Memorial Field
Cushman
Tansitor
Bennington Electronics routs VFW in ten-hit win
Bennington Electronics led 10 hit attack and beat VFW 17 to 2 on Tuesday. Robin Har hit a second inning home run as the rout continued. A Banner caption should have noted Joe Shaffe presenting a Little League check on behalf of Bennington Lodge of Elks past exalted rulers.
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VFW
Electronics Cut
Robin Har
Joe Shaffe
Little League
Bennington Lodge of Elks
Three-Time Champ Dolan Wins Vermont Open
Jay Dolan of Leicester Massachusetts captured his third Vermont Open title at Lake Morey Country Club posting a 66 for a seven under par total of 131 to win the 1966 36 hole event. Dave Marand of Wollaston Massachusetts finished second with 133. Vin Sullivan of Metuchen New Jersey called a penalty on himself in the round.
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Lake Morey Country Club
Dave Marad
Wollaston
Mass
Vin Sullivan
Metuchen
N.J
Sullivan
George Kinsman
Point Judith
R.I
McLain Wins 11th Game As Tigers Continue Climb
Detroit pitcher Denny McLain earned his 11th victory in 14 decisions with a five hit 5 2 win over the Washington Senators. He struck out 10, walked three, and helped push Detroit toward a possible pennant as Baltimore, New York, Cleveland, California, and Kansas City won their games in AL action. Roy White, Dick McAuliffe, Jim Northrup, and Norm Cash drove in runs. Robinson impacted the Orioles with a controversial right field stand catch in the ninth.
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UPI
Denny McLain
McLain
Lou Boudreau
Boudreau
Detroit
Washington Senators
Tigers
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Frank Robinson
Cleveland
Boston
California
Minnesota
Kansas City
Chicago
Senators
Husky
Washington
Dick McAuliffe
Jim Northrup
Norm Cash
Robinson
Roy White
Baltimore
League Leaders and Crazy Baseball Highlights
American League leaders by batting average and key power hitters are listed with totals for games at bat runs hits and batting averages. The narrative moves through notable performances, then shifts to a California Angels win over Minnesota paced by Ed Kirkpatrick and Marcelino Lopez, plus KC’s Ken Harrelson driving in four for a Jack Aker victory, and a Vermont Open reference amid a long baseball recap.
Newport-Bermuda yacht race leads Kialoa II near finish
Kialoa II skippered by John Kilroy of Los Angeles leads the 167-boat Newport to Bermuda fleet, about 110 miles from Bermuda and far east of the rhumb line. The Big Toy, reported adrift with no rudder and radio, remained unfound after Coast Guard searches and harbor alerts.
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Bermuda
UPI
Coast Guard
Kialoa II
John Kilroy
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Virginia
Rhode Island
Newport, R.1
Fans Protest After Robinsons Catch Sparked Yankees Orioles Row
New York notes a furious protest by Manager Ralph Houk after Frank Robinson saved Baltimore with a leaping ninth inning catch into the stands at Yankee Stadium. Houk challenged umpire Hank Soar on the ruling, while fans disputed Robinsons claim of possession. Debris in right field and cherry bombs marked a chaotic finale as the Orioles won 75. The episode spurred calls to change the rule on catches to determine homers when fans intervene.
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New York
UPD
Frank Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Ralph Houk
Yankees
Hank Soar
Roy White
Robinson
Houk
Nestor Chulak
Elston Howard
Bedlam
Shields Chosen UVM Golf Captain
Arthur Shields son of Mr and Mrs Hamilton L Shields of Old Ben on has been chosen captain of the 1967 golf team at the University of Vermont. Shields will be a senior next year and has played on the golf team three seasons.
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Arthur Shields
Hamilton L. Shields
Old Benon
University of Vermont
Shields
UVM
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