Dodgers Beat Reds 5-2 to Sweep Series and Narrow NL West Gap
Dodgers gain a 5-2 win over Cincinnati behind Gilliam’s eighth inning doubles and Perranoski’s relief work, extending their win streak to four and keeping them half a game behind St Louis. Cards top Giants 6-5 as Cepeda homers, Boyer drives four. Houston ends 10-game skid with a 7-2 win over Milwaukee. Harkness hits a grand slam in an 8-6 Mets win over Chicago.
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Top Seeded Meet In Junior Tennis Finals at Williams
In Williamsport Williams College witnessed a USLTA Interscholastic Championship semifinal day. Top seeds Mike Belkin and Cliff Richey advanced toward a final with Belkin beating Bobby Goeltz 6-3 6-2 and Richey edging Dick Dell 6-3 8-6. A doubles semifinal pitted Dell with Linn Foss against Mike Brooks and Ronnie Glenn.
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Norshaft-Arlington Little League Bravos Beat Indians 20–0
Mike Knox pitched a one hit shutout for the Braves with 12 strikeouts as they exploded for 20 runs and 15 hits against the Indians. Knox hit two homers in the second inning and Byron Stemp ended the no hitter with a single in the fifth. The Pirates face the Dodgers tonight in North Bennington.
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Angels Sweep Orioles as Foytack and McBride Shine
Los Angeles rose to fifth in the AL after a twi night doubleheader sweep of Baltimore 3-1 and 3-2. Paul Foytack earned the first win since joining the Angels and Ken McBride added a three hitter for his sixth straight victory. The Yankees moved ahead of the White Sox 3-2 on homers by Tom Tresh and Roger Maris, while Bob Allison led Minnesota with two round-trippers in a 6-1 win over Detroit. Boston topped Cleveland 6-5 on Ed Bressoud’s ninth inning homer. Washington vs Kansas City was rained out.
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Joe Adcock
Russ Nixon
Chuck Schilling
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Sal's Power 18 11 Softball Victory Over BenMont
Sal's Power kept its winning streak in the Bennington Softball League at Memorial Park with an 18 to 11 win over BenMont. Nine extra base hits fueled the victory including three home runs by shortstop E Czarnecki. Dunklee earned the win while Crawford took the loss.
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Elks, CYO and Arlington Post Interstate Victories
Charlie Rice hurled a three hitter to lead the Elks past Kiwanis by errors and timely hits at Alumni Field in the Interstate League. CYO of Bennington defeated Ler ies of Hoosick Falls 12 6 in Hoosick Falls. Arlington shaded North Bennington 8 0 in Arlington behind a four hit shutout by Russ Holten. Hayden and Evans scored on walks as Arlington won with unusual baserunning notes.
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Dyna Wins Newport Race In 1963 Annapolis to Newport
Maryland owner Clayton Ewing’s 58 foot yawl Dyna won the 473 mile Annapolis to Newport race with a corrected time of 64 hours 33 minutes 28 seconds. The Challenge placed second on elapsed time but not enough corrected time to edge Dyna.
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Baseball scores and standings snapshot
Baseball results include New York 8 Chicago 6 in 14 innings and Philadelphia 6 Pittsburgh 2. Winloss records show New York 41 26 and Chicago 43 30 atop the standings with Boston Minnesota and LA in pursuit. Upcoming schedule lists multiple city pairings and doubleheaders.
Palmer Aims at $22,000 Cleveland Open Title
Arnold Palmer, golf’s big money winner, leads the field of 146 pros and four amateurs as the Cleveland Open opens at Beechmont Country Club. Palmer, fresh from a prior health hiccup, seeks a strong start in the four day event with solid pro am play and two wood shots finding the fairway on the fifth hole.
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Biggest Payoff At Green Mountain Park
A disqualification at Green Mountain Park shifted Woodbine Boy to first or third, yielding a 118-1 payoff of 236.60 for win and 43.40 for place. Greek Valor returned 16.40 to show, with Spinning Red at 5.00 and 3.60. The crowd of 2,596 wagered 104,324 in handle.
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Suspended Interstate League game resumed after spectator death
The June 17 suspended game between CYO of Bennington and Kiwanis Hoosick Falls will be completed tonight at 6 30 p m at Alumni Field in Hoosick Falls N Y The top of the sixth inning had CYO leading 1 0 with Kiwanis on third and two out before a spectator died and the game was halted The game will be replayed from that point
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Minor League Scores Across Leagues Report
International League results show Arkansas 2 Buffalo 0 with Columbus at Jacksonville postponed by rain and Indianapolis at Atlanta postponed. Richmond defeated Yster 3 to 6. Toronto beat Pacific Coast League Salt Lake 8 to 2. Seattle 4 Spokane 0. Oklahoma City 2 Dallas Fort Worth 4. Portland 10 San Diego 9 with Hawaii extra innings 3 Tacoma 0.
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Ashe Confident as Five Americans Advance at Wimbledon
Arthur Ashe Declares belief in beating any opponent as he faces Chuck McKinley in the third round. Five Americans reach the next round after second round play, while Dennis Ralston loses to Ramanathan Krishnan.
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Red Sox Win Behind Bresoud and Nixon Homers
Boston belted four home runs topping Cleveland 6 5 as Ed Bresoud Chuck Schilling and Russ Nixon led the offense. The win gives Boston a four game streak over the Indians and raises season total to 81 homers in 68 games. Lamabe picked up the win in relief as Morehead started for Cleveland.
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Correction on Norshaft-Arlington Little League score
An earlier Banner report misstated the game result. The Giants defeated the Red Sox by 10 to not specified in the fragment, correcting the record for the Norshaft-Arlington Little League clash.
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