Allard Stars In No-Hitter As Sabers Blank Rutland 16-0
George Allard pitched a no hitter and 12 strikeouts to lead Bennington Catholic High School to a 16-0 victory over Rutland Raiders. The Sabers rapped 17 hits, with doubles by Allard Bridges King Tomasi and others as Rutland used two pitchers. Bennington, now 3-3, prepares to host Poultney at Alumni Field at 8 p.m.
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George “Gi-Gi” Allard
Bennington Catholic
Labers
Rutland Raiders
Allard
Raiders
Rutland
John O’donnell
Pound
Raider
Sabers
Ted Bridges
Tom King
Tom Tomasi
McLaughlin
Hayes
Bridges
Bob Millington
Keith
Tomasi
Taige
Atwood
King
Millington
Anoth
George Allard
Rutland High School
Alumni Field
O’donnell
New York City
Holbrook
Ludlow Defeats Bulldogs 13 3 in Fifth Inning Rally
Ludlow defeated Burr and Burton 13 to 3 as a late fifth inning rally broke a tight game. Zambolis started for the Bulldogs allowing five hits and twelve runs with eight walks before Martinez finished. For Ludlow, Stryhas allowed three runs on three hits with eight strikeouts.
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Ludlow
Burr
Burton
Zambolis
Bulldogs
Martinez
Stryhas
Benhi Distaff Dominates Saberettes 28 9 in One-Hitter Win
Barbara Powell blanked Bennington Catholic High School after giving up one hit as Benhi Distaff rolled to a 28 to 9 victory. Jane Gardner Libby Ayers and Barb Powell led with multiple hits while Benhi exploded for seven runs in the fourth and six more in the sixth stretching a 9 7 lead into a blowout.
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Barbara Powell
Bennington High School
Bennington Catholic High School
Benhi
Saberettes
Wilmington
Sara Haley
Jane Gardner
Libby Ayers
Carolyn Comstock
Gardner
Ayers
Barb Powell
BCHS
Alice Scarcy
Saberette
Yankee Conference Track Meet Promises Record Chases
New England six state universities send about 200 athletes to the Yankee Conference championships in Orono Maine. Maine Massachusetts and Rhode Island vie for team honors as defending champions Maine hosts a strong field while key performers Pete MacPhee Loren Flagg Bill Perkins and Dave Balch headline the list of returning standouts. The mile and sprint events promise fast times with rivals from Maine and Massachusetts aiming for sub 4:20 in distance races.
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Orono
Maine
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Black Bears
Rams
Connecticut
Vermont
New
Hampshire
Pete MacPhee
Loren Flagg
Bill Perkins
Mike Kimball
Baron Hicken
Mel Parsons
Dick Ward
Gene Bachman
Perkins
Kimball
Dave Balch
Bob Brouillet
Dick Blomstrom
Today's Major League Baseball doubleheaders and matchups
Listings show a full slate of games including Washington at Baltimore Burnside 2-2 vs Barber 3-1 and Kansas City at Minnesota Ditmar 0-2 vs Stange 1-0. Also New York at Cleveland Stafford 2-2 vs Bell 2-2, Chicago at Los Angeles Horlen 2-2 vs Chance 1-2, Boston at Detroit Conley 3-2 vs Regan 2-2, Philadelphia at Chicago McLish 3-0 vs Koonce 1-0, Milwaukee at New York Spahn 3-3 with Curtis 1-2 against Craig 1-3 and Moorhead 0-0, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati O'Toole 2-4, and Los Angeles Koufax 4-2 at St. Louis Broglio 1-0.
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San Francisco
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Houston
New York
Chicago
Washington
Burnside
Baltimore
Barber
Kansas City
Ditmar
Minnesota
Stange
Stafford
Cleveland
Bell
Horlen
Chance
Boston
Conley
Detroit
Regan
McLish
Koonce
Spahn
Curtis
Craig
Moorhead
Pittsburgh Law
O’toole
Koufax
Broglio
Demeter's Grand Slam Powers Phillies Past Cubs at Wrigley
Don Demeter drove in six with a grand slam a single and a sac fly as the Phillies beat the Cubs 12-2 at Wrigley Field. Johnny Callison and Ted Savage joined Demeter with four hits apiece as Philadelphia tallied 16 hits and rookie Jack Hamilton earned his third win. Ellsworth took the loss as Chicago used five pitchers in the defeat.
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Chicago
Don Demeter
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Wrigley Field
Phillies
Jack Hamilton
Philadelphia
Dick Ellsworth
Demeter
Cubs
Johnny Callison
Ted Savage
Billy Williams
Ellsworth
Lou Klein
Klein
Brothers Five Narrow Lead In City Bowling Standings
The Brothers Five edged Cushman’s 4 0 to close the gap on first place Bennington Brush in the Men’s City Bowling League. Bennington Brush beat Shea’s Wood Products 3 1 as third place Dinette fell to Rangers 3 1. R. White fired a 218 high single and J. Ottaviano posted 544 for three games.
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Bennington Brush
Cushman
Shea’s
Wood Products
Rangers
Dinette
Golden Hawks
Fairdale Farms
Fairdale
Empire Cleaners
Renegades
NYABC
Shea's Wood Products
Cushman’'s
The
R. White
J. Ottaviano
Murray
B. Murray
Nets
A. Skoblow
J. Chenaillie
Rothers
John E. Bilert
Butler
L. Bentley
Shea's Wood Pr
Benn Brush
G. Caslin
Prere
Falrone Farms
Empire Shea's Wood
Strikes and Spares League Totals and High Scores
Reading of a local bowling leagues page shows weekly results across men and women divisions. Individual highs include B Mills 99 and 286, M Rice 99 and 273, J Brissette 104 and 286, with team standings for Bowl A Ways, Wardsboro, and Glamor Girls among others.
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Shady Laners
Jacksonville Twilighters
B. Mills
NEBCO
Buttons & Bows
M. Rice
Jacksonville Twil
Wardsboro
P. High
Thursda Power Co
Dover Dubbers
A. High
L. Wardsboro
Rhythm Boys
R. High
Wardsboro Rhythm Boys Power Co
Dover
Dubbers
SCI
Cousin’s
J. Brissette
Lane Lobbers
Alley Cats
St Mary's pitcher tosses no hitter in Arlington loss
St Mary's of Hoosick Falls hurled a no hitter against Arlington High School in an 81 defeat as Gleichoski struck out five and walked none. Arlington mustered one run on Stan Grover's shot to deep center but miscues and three errors doomed the effort. Frank Hall started, then Hannon and Poultney were used in relief after four innings.
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Arlington
Arlington High School
Eagles
St. Mary’s
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Leland and Gray
Gleichoski
George Allard
BCHL
Bennington
Labers
Rutland
Stan Grover
Bulson
Grover
Frank Hall
Hannon
Poultney
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Abre O'Brien
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Brandon
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