Opening Victories In YMCA Softball In Bennington
YMCA Industrial Softball action opened with 102 runs as Carbon beat Grants 26-5. Greg Palmer led with four hits and four runs while teammates Walczak Raymond Cummings Ayers added three hits. Bijur edged Cross Oil 12-9 and Joe's Market pounded Sal's 17-4. Frost Pharmacy defeated Steelworkers 23-6.
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Bennington
YMCA
Carbon
Grants
Bijur
Cross Oil
Joe’s
Sal
Frost Pharmacy
Greg Palmer
Walczak
Rayemond
Cummings
Ayers
Steve Coyne
Eustis
Therrien
Warner
Racicot
Livingston
Christie
Andrews
Babson
Coyne Plante
Armstrong
K. P.m. MacDougall
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Houston
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Montreal
St. Louis
Atlanta
Phila
Los Ang
Lorette
Briggs West
San Diego
L. Pet
Cassidy Atlanta
Marsh
Los Angeles
Severson
San Fran
Baltimore
West
Harrington Houston
Boston
Minnesota
San Frank
Oakland
Kansas City
Boutin Houston
Lemaster
California
Seattle
Balatto
Purdue
Strzesak
Russ
Mattison Morse
Long Kenyon Bushee
Caslin Hier Broomhall
Callahan
Sal's
Ee, Frost’s Pharmacy
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Ottaviano, Sr. Jacobs
Bushee
Ripple
Ottaviano, Jr
Sausville Cushman
Murray Thomas
Parmenter
Steelworkers
Singer Wilcox
Rudio Savage Hewitt
Carey Williams Welch
Burdick Johnson
Frost
Bijur pulls off late rally to beat Cross in seven
Bijur trailed 3-0 early but roared back with four runs in the second and three more in the fifth to lead 8-7 before Oil Men tied it. In the seventh Bijur scored four to claim a 12-8 win as Livingston took the loss and Marsh led Cross with three hits. Joe's Market beat Sal's 14-4 behind Andrews with Boutin and Balatto each collecting three hits. Frost's Pharmacy topped Steelworkers with Jacobs earning the win and Ottaviano and Jacobs homering.
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Bijur
Cross
Oilmen
Bijly
Livingston
Marsh
Joe's Market
Sal's
Andrews
Andy Mattison
Boutin
Balatto
Phil Bushee
Sal
Frost's Pharmacy
Ottaviano
Jacobs
Ewbank to receive Pro Football Man of the Year
New York Jets Super Bowl coach Weeb Ewbank will be honored June 3 at the New York Pro Football Writers Association dinner. Other honorees include Art Rooney Joe Namath and Earl Morrall for their roles with the Jets and Colts.
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NEW York
UPID
Weeb Ewbank
New York Jets
Pro Football Writers Association
Pittsburgh
Art Rooney
Joe Namath
Jets
Earl Morrall
Baltimore Colts
Baltimore Finds Pale Hose Tough
The Chicago White Sox defeated Baltimore twice, 6-4 in the second game, as Bill Melton drove in three runs with a fifth inning triple fueling a three-run rally. Baltimore’s lead over Boston narrowed to two games after Boston beat Seattle. Other AL results included Minnesota routing Cleveland 10-3, Detroit 6-2 over Kansas City, California 4-2 over New York, and Oakland 5-4 over Washington.
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Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Baltimore
Sox
Orioles
Bill Melton
Boston
Seattle
Minnesota
Cleveland
Detroit
Kansas City
California
New York
Oakland
Washington
Harmon Killebrew
Jim Kaat
Twins
Indians
Luis Tiant
Jim Price
Mickey Stanley
Tigers
Rayals
Price
Mayo Smith
Bill Freehan
Norm Cash
George Thomas
Red Sox
Sonny Siebert
Gary Bell
Ted Kubiak
del Unser
Senators
Kubiak
Bert Campaneris
Unser
Rollie Fingers
A’s
Jay Johnstone
Angels
Yankees
Tom Murphy
Stan Bahnsen
Astro Fireballer Ends Phillies Win Streak
Houston pitcher Larry Dierker struck out 14 and pitched a five hitter to defeat the Phillies 6-1, snapping Philadelphia’s five-game win streak. Jim Wynn hit a three-run homer as Houston built a big early lead, with Johnny Callison homering for Philly in the seventh. Other NL results included Braves over Expos, Giants over Cardinals, Reds over Mets, Pirates over Padres, and Dodgers over Cubs.
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Larry Dierker
Houston Astros
Dierker
Philadelphia Phillies
Jim Wynn
Hollywood
Calif
Phillies
Johnny Callison
San Diego Padres
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Phil Niekro
Braves
Niekro
Jim Davenport
Giants
Gaylord Perry
Tony Perez
Jim Merritt
Clay Carroll
Reds
Mets
Merritt
Carroll
Bob Veale
Willie Stargell
Pirates
San Diego
Clay Kirby
Veale
Chuck Hartenstein
Willie Crawford
Willie Davis
Dodgers
Ferguson Jenkins
Jim Brewer
League Leaders and Stats Across Leagues
National League and American League leaders listed by category. Notable figures include McCovey Cepeda Santo and Stargell in home runs, Santo and Murcer in RBIs, Regan Niekro Perry in pitching, with players from Giants Braves Mets Cubs and more leading in runs and averages.
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ABA
Pet. Jones
H.aron
Atl
Alou
Pit
Hbar
Laboy
Mtl
Spngh
Chi
Mays
Jones
Ksngr
American League
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Pet
Carw
Min
Ptreli
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Was
Absn
Bal
Catr
Oak
Asbro
Hren
Hegan
Sea
Mrer
Oliva
Strnp
Cal
McCovey
San Franz
Cepeda
Atla
Santo
Perez
Cin
Stargell
Pitt
F. Robinson
Balto
Jackson
Howard
Wash
Petrocel
Regan
Niekro
Perry
San Fran
McNally
Culp
Bos
Stottlemyre
Odom
Pattin
McLain
Det
Peterson
Owens resigns as UW athletic director to focus on football
Seattle UPI reports Jim Owens has dropped his duties as athletic director at the University of Washington to devote full time to head coaching the Huskies. Owens has led UW football since 1957, took the coaching role to the Rose Bowl three times, and became athletic director in 1960.
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Seattle
UPI
Jim Owens
University of Washington
Husky
Washington
Mt Anthony golf upset by Middlebury in 18 holes
BRATTLEBORO Mt Anthony Union High School fell 397 to 324 as Middlebury Union High School defended state status in a Brattleboro Country Club 18 hole tri meet that also included Brattleboro. Dick Oxley led Middlebury with 77 while Brattleboro’s Mickey Carmody led the Patriots with 79.
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Brattleboro
Mt. Anthony
Triots
Scott Griffin
Patriots
Oxley
Mickey Carmody
Dave Finnegan
Randy Mook
Ernie Hoisington
Dave Griffin
Manchester
Oaks Triumph in OT to Claim ABA Title Over Pacers
Oakland Oaks defeated the Indiana Pacers 135-131 in overtime to win the ABA sophomore league title. Alex Hannum sent a telegram to Red Auerbach offering a world championship game while Larry Brown led Oakland with key free throws and Doug Moe Warren Armstrong added points as Oakland rallied from a late deficit.
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Oakland
Calif
UPI
Oaks
American Basketball Association
Boston Celtics
Indiana Pacers
Minnesota Pipers
ABA
Indiana
Alex Hannum
The
Red Auerbach
National Basketball Association
Auerbach
Larry Brown
Pacers
Warren Armstrong
Doug Moe
Brown
Mel Daniels
Armstrong
Seattle Fans Booed Manager Over Walk of Yastrzemski
Seattle Pilots lost 5-4 to the Boston Red Sox as Joe Schultz ordered Carl Yastrzemski walked with the bases loaded in the fifth. Tony Conigliaro drove in two with a single, George Thomas delivered the decisive double in the seventh, for Boston. Thomas also had an early two-run error as Sonny Siebert and Vicente Romo silenced Seattle with a six-hitter.
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Seattle
Wash
UPI
Joe Schultz
Seattle Pilots
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston Red Sox
Schultz
Yastrzemski
Sox
Pilots
Tony Conigliaro
Boston
George Thomas
Thomas
Sonny Siebert
Vicente Romo
Cleveland
Ken Harrelson
Siebert
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Joe’s Market
ED Bowmaker
Eagles
St. Mary’s Academy Eagles
SMA Alumni Association
Hoosick Falls
Joe Martelle
Dennis McGuire
Peter Sennett
George Callaghan
Richard Severson
Robert Kama
Salem
Robert K. Shiland
Donald Ammering
Fonda Speedway
Nascar
Giant Racing
Wise Women Shop
Save-Way Supermarket
Mammoth Mart
Kaiser Jeep Corporation
Glenn Motor CO
North
Bennington Rd
Pleasant St
Ewbank
Astro
Fred Down
Atlanta Braves
Montreal Expos
San Francisco Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
New York Mets
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jantzen
Bermudas
Adams Clothes Shop
Oakland Oaks
Freddie Lewis
Lewis
Main St
Johnny Coy
Len Duncan
Johnny Mann
Bobby Albert
Russ Klar
Dave Humphrey
Lou Fray
Johnny Kay
Ronnie Evans
Bobby Hart
George Monsen
Schaeffer
Gilligan
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