Scott Racicot Throws One-Hitter Versus Mounties 4-0
Scott Racicot pitched a complete game one hitter as BCHS Sabers defeated MSJ Mounties 4-0 at Welling Field. Racicot allowed a fifth inning infield single by Johnny Burke, while Alan Plante and Don Chaffin provided key RBIs. The win strengthens BCHS’s 4-1 league mark and 6-1-1 overall, keeping them atop the Western Vermont League standings.
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Hit or Don't Play Newest Bosox Motto
Boston manager Dick Williams benched Tony Conigliaro and Reggie Smith for a brief two night doubleheader with Oakland. Don Demeter moves to right while Tartabull fills center. Lonborg and Santiago to pitch for Boston as Yastrzemski returns in left. Thomas injury opens roster move before 25 player limit.
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Sal's Lone Undefeated Squad Tops YMCA League
Sal's Oilmen surged to 3-0 in the Bennington YMCA Softball League by routing Cushman 18-5 at Memorial Field behind 25 hits led by George Haynes and Dick Dame. Andy Mattison allowed scattered Cushman hits, Ken Squires belted a homer, and Sal's seized first place as the Wreckers defeated Locals 10-2 at Tansitor Field to leave Sal's atop the standings.
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Baseball Standings and Monday Results Overview
The standings feature Cincinnati atop the chart with a 60 . Pittsburgh and St Louis trail, while New York and San Francisco hover around .381. The Locals collected nine hits in seven innings led by Leo Dennis's 3-for-3, but only two runs crossed in the second and fourth, pushing the Wreckers to 1-2 and the Locals to 2-1 with a Memorial Park game looming tonight against Globe Union and Carlon.
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Whale frees near Cape Lookout and heads to deep water
A 70 foot sperm whale entangled in dock pilings near Cape Lookout, North Carolina, drew six Coast Guardsmen who freed it after more than an hour. The whale, frantic at first, calmed as rescuers worked and then headed southwest into deep water despite injuries.
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Maris Steps Up In Late Inning Bats For Cardinals
St Louis Cardinals optimism centers on Roger Maris delivering when it counts as they pursue a National League pennant. Once snubbed by Hall of Famer Roger Hornsby, Maris is now trusted to shoulder clutch hitting, after years ending with major league power reduced from his 61 homers with the 1961 Yankees to 33 in recent seasons.
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Angel Reichardt shines as Angels beat Yankees in thriller
California Angel Rick Reichardt, praised by manager Bill Rigney as a new league hero, drove in the deciding run with a seventh inning bunt single and scored another as California edged New York 3-2. Mickey Mantle continued his home run chase, remaining at 499, while Jimmie Hall homered for the Angels. Washington topped Minnesota 7-4 in another AL game. NL action saw San Francisco rout Chicago 9-2 and Los Angeles beat Houston 4-2.
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Patriots Host Raiders In Crucial Loop Clash
Mt. Anthony Patriots host Rutland Raiders in a Western Vermont League showdown at 4 p.m. both teams sit 2-2 in league play with the SL leaders at 4-1. Jepson faces Tinker in a key pitching matchup as both sides seek momentum toward the league’s final phase.
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Villanova Coach Kraft to Speak at St Marys Dinner
HOOLICK FALLS N Y May 22 Villanova coach Jack Kraft will be principal speaker at St Marys Academy athletic awards dinner in the Parish Hall Church of the Immaculate Conception Main Street at 730 p m Kraft a six year Villanova mentor has 105 37 first season record and led Wildcats to post season bids He is joined by notable players hubie White Wally Jones Jim Washington and Bill Melchionni Tickets from Walter Wirmusky and association members call 686-9551 or 686-5373.
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