Eight Hits Are No Help As Bosox Tumble Into Cellar
George Scott extended his hitting spree and Tony Conigliaro homered as the Boston Red Sox lost 3-2 to Kansas City. Despite outhitting the A’s eight to six, three Red Sox infield errors and a passed ball produced three unearned KC runs in ten innings. Ozzie Chavarria scored the winning run after Boston catcher Mike Ryan dropped a third-strike, with Rico Petrocelli and George Smith misplays contributing. Conigliaro’s homer was his third of the season as Boston drops into a tie for last while searching for rest for the tiring slugger ahead of a Friday date with the Angels. Darrell Brandon took the loss in relief of Dick Stigman.
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Joe Tartabull
Billy Herman
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North American Pro Soccer League to Begin in 1967
Eleven teams from Atlanta Boston Chicago Los Angeles New Orleans New York Philadelphia St Louis San Diego San Francisco and Hartford plan a fall 1967 start for the proposed North American Professional Soccer League. UPI reports league president Robert Hermann and International Soccer League founder William Cox expect U S Soccer to decide later. Cox says the league will import top young European players initially while a college draft and development system are set up.
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Postponed Baseball Games Extend Vermont Schedule
The Bennington Catholic High School Mount St. Joseph game at Welling Field was postponed due to slow drain. Bennington High at Rutland moved to May 16. Burr and Burton versus Fair Haven delayed. Arlington and North Bennington will play their postponed game Friday.
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Knicks Poised to Draft Cazzie Russell in NBA Pick
New York Knicks were favored to select Michigan star Cazzie Russell as the top pick in the NBA draft. Detroit and a list of college stars were also discussed as potential early selections, with Russell leading scoring honors from 1965-66 and the league moving away from territorial picks.
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Dave Bing
Syracuse
Dave Schellhase
Purdue
Clyde Lee
Vanderbilt
Hank Finkel
Dayton
Jerry Chambers
Utah
Dick Nemelka
Brigham Young
Jack Marin
Duke
Schellhase
Russell
Chambers
Bing
First Round Picks From Last Year by Team and Player
The list covers Bill Buntin of Detroit Fred Hetzel of San Francisco Gail Goodrich of Los Angeles Jerry Sloan of Baltimore Bill Cunningham of Philadelphia Jim Washington of St Louis Nate Bowman of Cincinnati and Ollie Johnson of Boston as other first round choices from the previous year.
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Detroit
Fred Hetzel
San Francisco
Gail Goodrich
Los Angeles
Jerry Sloan
Baltimore
Bill Cunningham
Philadelphia
Jim Washington
St. Louis
Nate Bowman
Cincinnati
Ollie Johnson
Boston
Pappas Returns to Form Boosts Reds Early Impressions
Pappas, 27, after a slow start since joining Cincinnati in the Robinson trade, pitched a four hit shutout as the Reds swept Atlanta 8-2 and 8-0 to extend their winning streak to four. He also beat the Dodgers 7-1 last week, lowering his ERA to 2.75 and leveling his record at 2-2. Dodgers beat Phillies. Giants lead NL by 3 games. St Louis crushed Chicago. Mets beat Houston.
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Little League Tryouts Set for Tonight and Thursday
Bennington Little League announces schedule changes for player tryouts. Boys 10 attend 6 p.m. tonight on Ben Mont Ave field. boys 11-12 join at the same time Thursday. Weather caused Monday meeting cancellation. last night’s turnout was poor. A Sunday work party at Beech St. Extension field seeks volunteers with rakes hammers nails to erect a backstop and 600 feet of snow fence. A parents meeting at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in the K of C rooms invites many mothers to join a new ladies auxiliary as season planning proceeds for games about two weeks away.
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Bill Hassenpflug
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Major League Standings and Tuesday Results Recap
Major league games on Thursday included Houston at New York, Los Angeles at Philadelphia, San Francisco at Pittsburgh, and Atlanta at St. Louis all scheduled for night. Tuesdays results show Baltimore 3 Chicago 2 in 12 innings, Detroit 3 Cleveland 2, Kansas City 3 Boston 2 in 10 innings, Washington 4 California 1, with New at Minnesota postponed by rain and other pairings including Chicago at Baltimore, Detroit at Cleveland, New York at Minnesota, and Washington at California later listed.
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Wilmington Club Hosts Banquet
The Beaver-Brook Parent Teachers Club sponsored the annual athletic banquet at the Wilmington High School cafeteria. Coaches J Michael Dymon Judith Jarrels and Mrs. Robert Porter handed out letter awards and trophies to seniors John Boyd Douglas Brooks Alana Granger Susan Greene Scott Johnson Isabelle Raymo and Matthew Walkonen with gold basketball charms from the Wilmington Lions Club. Dr. Lynde Kimball School Board chairman and Supt. Daniel O Connor spoke, Principal Russell Hanson served as toastmaster. The event honored Jack Richards for supporting the boys basketball program. A film of the Boston Celtics and a Leland and Gray Seminary game was shown for after dinner entertainment.
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Michael Dymon
Judith Jarrels
Robert Porter
Milton Wolf
Wilmington Lions Club
John Boyd
Douglas Brooks
Alana Granger
Susan Greene
Scott Johnson
Isabelle Raymo
Matthew Walkonen
Lynde Kimball
Daniel O’connor
Russell Hanson
Charles Staib
Jack Richards
Richards
Boston Celtics
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Boston
Leland and Gray Seminary
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Hoosick Falls Girl Rides in Show at Saratoga Springs
Susan Salluzzo an 11 year old from Bussey Lane Hoosick Falls rode with Mitsy Hill Stables of Troy at St Clement s Sixth Annual Horse Show in Saratoga Springs. She earned seven ribbons placing fourth third fourth fourth on Saturday and eighth third fourth on Sunday in various saddle seat and horsemanship events. The event supported St Clement s Church building fund.
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Gene Salluzzo
Bussey Lane
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Troy
St. Clement’s
Saratoga Springs
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Saratoga Entries for Wednesday Race Card May 11 1966
Race program from Saratoga lists ten harness events with mile trots and pacers. Notable winners include Wid Torney-Davis in first, Miss Kalona-Wells in second, Willow Brook Darby-Weaver in seventh, and Adios Flip-Collette leading the eighth pace. Stakes range from 600 to 1500 dollars with multiple named horses and drivers across the card.
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Corwin Hanover
Devizzio
Royal Glory
Kelly
Runnymede
Cathy — Kelly
Scotts Rambler
Laurie
Ramire — Howard
Burgess Hanover — Butcher
Cheerio Pick — Dunn
Discretion
Willow Brook
Darby — Weaver
Shad Roe — Wells
Nancy's
Melody — Fox
Jet Fighter — Bromley
Yankee Joy — Arthurs
Clever Katherine — Garnsey
Shadydale Biscuit — Folger
Norah's Boy
Davis
Fine Print
Hawes
Sabers Wrap Up Spring Practice
Bennington Catholic High School football coach Ben Rusiloski completed ten days of spring practice with 15 players, mostly freshmen, focusing on the wing-T offense. Several players missed due to baseball and track commitments while others prepared for upcoming backfield battles. veterans and future Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl hopefuls also trained, with fall plans and summer conditioning outlined.
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Tim LeRay
Bennington Catholic High School
George Stockman
Rick Pinsonneault
Sullivan
Ben Rusileski
Memorial Park
Bennington Catholic
Rusileski
Jim Pendergast
Don ‘Irving’ Humphreys
Chris Fonteneau
John Swhneski
Walt Morrissey
Tim Lencort
Tim Morrissey
Tom Ellen
Bob Cassano
Joe Boutin
Bryan Stemp
Rusiloski
John Schneski
Schneski
Ski report at Kil ling ton breaks spring season record
Kil lington Ski Area in central Vermont reports unusual May 11 snow with 14 inches of fresh powder. The operation runs 175 days, surpassing last year’s 160 day record as skiing began November 18.
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