Mt Anthony Cinder Squad Wins Triangular Meet
Hoosac Ray Beaupre’s Patriots claim second triangular victory on rain spattered cinders at Hoosac School with Mt Anthony topping BCHS and host Hoosac 49 2 3 to 32 and 22. Jim Sauer leads with wins in discus shot and javelin. Hickok sweeps 220 and 440. Salvatore takes half-mile and mile. Cammann highs 8 6 in pole vault.
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Hoosac
Ray Beaupre
Patriot
Hoosac School
BCHS
Sabers
Jim
Hugger) Sauer
Mt. Anthony
Hickok
Patriots
Bob Cammann
Salvatore
Moskovitz
Dodge
Baseball Standings and Thursday Pitchers Summary
Baseball standings show Chicago over San Francisco five to four Phila over Atlanta four to three on Wednesday night Atlanta beat Phila seven to two Cin defeated New York seven to four Pitts over St Louis four to one L A beat Houston five to one in ten innings on Wednesday night Thursday lists probable pitchers Cincinnati Ellis two and two at New York Seaver three one Atlanta Jarvis three zero or Bruce one zero at Pittsburgh Silk one one Only games scheduled Friday schedule includes New York at St Louis Phila at Cincinnati Atlanta at Pittsburgh Chicago at Los Angeles Houston at San Fran Baltimore at New York Detroit at Boston California at Chicago Kansas City at Minnesota Cleveland at Washington.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Phila
Atlanta
Cin
New York
Pitts
St. Louis
L.A
Hou
Cincinnati
Ellis
Seaver
Jarvis
Bruce
Pittsburgh
Silk
Los Angeles
Houston
San Fran
Filmay
Wallicoe
Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
California
Kansas City
Minnesota
Cleveland
Washington
L. Pet. GB
L. Pet
Calif
Philadelphia
Minn
Balt
Cleve
Horlon
Palmer
Hunter
Chance
Horgan
Pascual
Rawls Qamac
New York Mets
Phils
White Sox Pound Orioles 13-1 in Baltimore rout
Eddie Stanky apologized after Chicago routed Baltimore 13-1 despite a late chance to ease off. Tommy John earned his second win as Chicago homered four times and built a six game streak. Detroit and other scores followed with Kansas City, California, and Los Angeles also winning.
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Stanky
Chicago White Sox
the Brat
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Orioles
Baltimore
White Sox
Detroit
Tommy McCraw
Pete Ward
Dick Kenworthy
Tommie Agee
Chicago
Agee
Don Buford
Duane Josephson
Tommy John
Curt Blefary
Wood Flong Pin Squad Drops Pair in Bowling Series
Wood Flong Corporation of Hoosick Falls and Moore McCormack Lines of New York City faced off in a home and home bowling series. In the opening match at Downtown Athletic Club lanes New York, Cambridge and Bar Que narrowly lost to Moore McCormack by 49 pins after three games.
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Wood Flong Corporation
Hoosick Falls
Moore - McCormack Lines
New York City
Wood Flang
Cambridge
Mooremack
Athletic Club
George Chatfield
Francis Dowing
Joe Miller
Wood Flong
Gotham
Bob Millington
Ron
Bowling Winter Couples League Standings and Records
Bowling league results list final standings with top pairings from Brown and White to Jones and Bentley. Individual leaders include Beagon, White, Pike for men and Jones, Heald, Ryder for women, plus hi triple and hi single marks and noted improvements. Pittsburgh Steelers signed four players including veterans Daniel Bradshaw and rookies May and Feruria in 1967 contracts.
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Larry Beagon
Ronnie White
Paul Pike
Jen Jones
Maxine Heald
Marcia Ryder
Paige Heald
Don Burke
Steven Buck
Jan Bishop
Emily Thompson
Madeline Muckle
Robert Appel
Don Dufresne
Ralph Bishop
Lst
Drue Shea
Dot Dufresne
Kathy Nichols
Donna Galli
Archie Standish
Pittsburgh
UPD
Willie Daniel
Jim Bradshaw
Ray May
John Feruria
Pittsburgh Steelers
League Leaders Invade Beantown in Boston Sweep
Boston Red Sox lose 7-4 to Kansas City after a 3-0 lead. Billy Rohr struggled in his third straight poor outing, Lee Stange and Don McMahon faltered, Rick Monday and Mike Hershberger powered KC with three hits and three RBIs. Boston downed two of three on the trip as roster moves shuffled Gibson to Pittsfield and Thomas to the disabled list.
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UPI
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Billy Rohr
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Fenway Park
Tigers
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Cleveland
A’s
Rohr
New York
Lee Stange
Hank Fischer
Tony Horton
Mike Andrews
Andrews
George Scott
Rick
Mike Hershberger
Monday
Don McMahon
Stange
Paul Lindblad
Mheane
John
Blue Moon) Odom
Stangers
California
Minnesota
Russ Gibson
Fall River
Pittsfield
George Thomas
Gibson
Dick Williams
Williams
Thomas
Bulldogs Lose Unbeaten Run as Phantoms Win 7-4
Burr and Burton dropped to 4-1 in Marble Valley League play after a 7-4 defeat at Proctor in drizzle. Proctor rode early hits and a 5-2 lead through two innings, while Bulldog starter Mike Bentley issued three walks in the opener. Proctor pitcher Al Curtis left with an arm injury and reliever Bob Burney shut out Burr and Burton for the final 3 2 3 innings. Paskewich and Zoufaly led Burr and Burton with two hits each.
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Burr and Burton Bulldogs
Phantoms
Manchester Nine
Woodstock
Bulldogs
Burr
Burton
Bulldog
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Bentley
Dave Harrison
Hal Shortsleeves
al Curtis
Rutland
Curtis
Bob Burney
John Paskewich
Aime Zoufaly
Zoufaly
Phil Zandy
Paskewich
MVL
Burr and Burton
West Rutland
Westside
Poultney Blue Devils
Champine Clarine Doty Harrison Shortsleeves
Kimball Gallus Canapa Curtis Burney
Burr & Burton
Kilburn Zandy Bentley
LaMontagne Zoufaly
Henry Edson Fleming Taft
B&b
Major League Cutdown Includes Former Stars
The long trip back to the minor leagues began for a select group of players today as rosters were trimmed to 25. Orioles slugger Mike Epstein was optioned to Rochester but refused to report, planning to return to California.
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Epstein
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Rochester
California
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Harry Dalton
Dalton
Los Angeles
Charles
Johnson
Mets
Ralph Terry
Greg Goossen
Jerry Koosman
Larry Stahl
Jacksonville
New York
Larry Elliot
Athletics
Vancouver
Cleveland
Vicente Romo
Buddy
Monbouquette released after nine-year Detroit run
Former Bosox star Bill Monbouquette, 30, was placed on waivers by the Detroit Tigers and released. The right-hander, who pitched a no hitter for Boston in 1962 and won 20 games in 1963, refused a minor league demotion and said he could still get batters out with a sinker and moving pitches. His exit comes as Tigers favor younger arms like Sparma Lolich McLain, and follows other ex-Red Sox players changing teams this week.
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Cleveland
UPI
Bill Monbouquette
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Monbouquette
Toledo
Tigers
Medford
Mass
California Angels
Lou Clinton
San Diego
New York Yankees
Funeral Mass Conducted For Ferrari Driver
Monte Carlo reports a funeral Mass for Lorenzo Bandini, 32, Ferrari driver who died from injuries after a Monaco Grand Prix crash. Arrangements planned to move his body to Italy for burial in Reggiolo. Bandini suffered internal injuries and severe burns, flipping and catching fire in the final laps while trailing Denis Hulme. Margherita Bandini, expecting their first child, remains hospitalized in shock.
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UPI
Lorenzo Bandini
Bandini
Italy
Reggiolo
Europe
Denis Hulme
New Zealand
Ferrari
Margherita
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