Baseball leaders in the National and American Leagues
National League leaders include Covington Phils Mays Giants Mathews Swoboda and Allen with five each. Orioles Red Sox Giants Cubs Reds and others post four or more in runs and hits. Pitching leaders show multiple 4-0 and 3-0 records across Reds Astros Cards Tigers and Indians with a mix of players like Ellis Giusti Gibson Maloney Aguirre and Lolich.
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Braves
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Allen
McCovey
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Orioles
Thomas
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Colavito
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Schaal
Angels
Hall
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Mantle
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Reds
Powell
Mantilla
Oliva
Ellis
Giusti
Astros
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Cards
Maloney
Short
Aguirre
Tigers
Roberts
Terry
Lolich
National League Baseball Standings and Schedule Summary
National League standings show Cincinnati 12 5 leading with a .706, followed by Los Angeles 11 6 and Houston 12 7. Tuesday’s results include St Louis 3 San Francisco 1. Upcoming games feature Pittsburgh at Chicago, Philadelphia at New York, and Los Angeles at Cincinnati among others.
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Free Bat Day At Fenway For Youths May 8
The Boston Red Sox announce a second Free Bat Day at Fenway Park on Saturday May 8 when the Red Sox play the Cleveland Indians. All children 14 and under with full paid admission receive a free autographed Little League bat from Hillerich & Bradsby of Louisville.
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Kentucky
New England
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Eastern League expands to ten teams adds New Haven and Johnstown
The Eastern Professional Basketball League increased to ten teams and split into Eastern and Western divisions at its annual meeting. New Haven Connecticut and Johnstown Pennsylvania were accepted as new franchises.
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Scranton
UPI
New Haven
Green Mountain Harness Results May 3 1965
Fast weather clear and warm scene details multiple horse races at Green Mountain. Reports first mile trotting winner Charming Doll driven by R Collette with time 2 11 2 and payouts. Also results for second to seventh miles pace and trot events with names, odds, times, and scratches. Twin Double paid 1156 80 with three horses sufficient.
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Genaale Jerry
Blefary Built By One Team Educated By Another
Brooklyn born Curt Blefary, paid by the Yankees to attend Wagner College, now stars for Baltimore. He says he enjoys beating his former club after being waived to the Orioles for eight thousand dollars, hitting three and five Homer seasons against New York and arguing politics in the game before being counseled by Lee MacPhail to stay in baseball or college.
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John Fuzzy Evans retires after 23 Vermont basketball seasons
UPI reports John Fuzzy Evans retires as University of Vermont head basketball coach after 23 seasons, compiling 261 wins and 195 losses. Evans, known for style over size, built Catamount teams with few seven-footers, winning 10 state titles and a 30 game winning streak at times. He remains in the university’s physical education department as Art Locke succeeds him.
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Fuzzy’ Evans
Fuzzy
University of Vermont
The
State University
Vermont
Burlington
Evans
New York University
Art Loche
Connecticut
Locke
Softball Meeting Tonight for Bennington Association
There will be a meeting tonight at 8 at the YMCA to organize the Bennington Softball Association. All players and teams are urged to attend or send a representative so a schedule can be drawn up quickly.
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Bennington Softball Association
YMCA
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