National League Baseball Standings and Thursday Results
National League standings list Los Angeles leading with 18 wins and 8 losses, followed by Cincinnati and Houston. Thursday results include Chicago over San Francisco 7-3 and New York over St. Louis 2-1, plus Milwaukee defeating Pittsburgh 5-4 and Los Angeles beating Houston 4-2.
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St. Louis
New York
Simmons
Schultz
McCarver
Fisher
Cannizzaro
Strikes Splits and Spares Baseball Leaders Wins
Baseball leaders show top scores with Farrar 211 Hyde 602 Lindsey 224 594 Dunham 225 628 Danforth 192 491 and Corbett 223 606 in a series of high single and high triple feats across teams Liggett's Dodge High and others with Foolish Five Monument Roofing and Sam's Gulf among noted participants. The event highlights top scorers and team tallies in a league style roundup.
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Bugbee
Liggett’s
Farrar
Hyde
Heald Plastic
Marty’s Flowers
Bentley
Liggett’s Body Shop
Lindsey
Madkour
Corbett
Monument
Vallee
Davis
Valletti
Sam
Dunham
Prince
Vallotti’s Ins
Liggett Body Shop
Monument Roof
Sam’s Gulf
Madkour’s
Dodge
Baseball leaders list of players with home runs and RBIs
National League marks include Mays Giants 21 RBIs and Banks Cubs 33 RBIs with key names like Robinson Reds 20 and Mathews Braves 19. American League figures feature Powell Orioles 20 and Kaline Tigers 20 with Mantle Yanks and Colavito Indians among leaders.
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Mays
Giants
Banks
Cubs
Mathews
Braves
Swoboda
Mets
McCovey
Torre
Blefary
Orioles
Conigliaro
Red Sox
Gentile
A’s
Thomas
Kaline
Tigers
Schaal
Angels
Mantle
Yanks
Robinson
Reds
Johnson
Powell
Mantilla
Colavito
Indians
Oliva
Twins
AB R. H
Colman
Cin
Heald Plastics
Alou
Allen
Phi
Hurley Bros. Sliders
Kranpol
Mil
Dunham’s
Furn
Robusa
Prince’s
Pin Jims
Chi
Moory
Mitch’s Real Estate
Whirlybirds
AB R H
Pet. Kool Kats
Wagner, Cle
Mathws
McAlife
Det
Darlile
Cle
Cater
Skwron
Horton
Cardinal
Ward
Allison
Baseball line scores and results from the day’s games
The report lists multiple MLB scores including St Louis 1 5 over New York 2 9, Chicago 7 1 over San Francisco 3 9, Cincinnati 4 2 over Philadelphia 2, Milwaukee 5 4 over Pittsburgh 4, Houston 2 4 over Los Angeles 4, Cleveland 5 4 over Baltimore 4, Detroit 5 2 over Washington 2, New York 2 over Boston 0, Los Angeles 3 4 over Minnesota 4, Kansas City 4 7 over Chicago 7, Kansas City 4 6 over Chicago 6. The text notes pitchers, winners and losers, and home run figures in compact line-score form.
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Milwaukee
Phila
Houston
San Fran
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
W. L. Pet
Minnesota
Chicago
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
New York
Washington
Kansas City
Kan. City
K.C
Los Ang
Segui
Peters
Newman
Pascual
Downing
Ford
Stephenson
Kralick
Pappas
Aguirre
Daniels
Chio
Green Mountain Track Results Show Fast Times and Clear Weather
In a sixteenth season harness meet, Ohio Demon led the first mile with a 2 10.5 time, followed by strong showings across subsequent miles. Shadydale Ace and Jolly Songstress posted notable times, with several entries like Blazing Billy and Yankee Boy earning place money. The day concluded with a Twin Double payoff of $680.80 and a final tally of $115,089 in 1956.
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Ohio
C. Kelly
Ciayhaven Cosius
R. Richards Jr
Blazing Billy R
Wo Langtry
Odoutor Vernon
Lady Emien
Conestoga Lily
Portee Babe
Jolly Songstress
R. Hamilton
Richt Song
P. Davis
Prince Hoot
Fr. Larovech
Hideahope
Greta Worthy
Skipper Key
Perischimes
Alden Timnve
Yankee Boy
R. Collette
Fancner
PF Brook
R. Pinti
Lady Mum Mum
Riccochet Todd
Ravnhan Hanover
Kitty Reynolds
Success Clyde
Flos Hal
P. Phetteplace
J Coville
Quinton Boy
Mecca Mine
Popier Lork
Macc
Chief Canuck
J. Hutch
Miss Abbe Stone
Grey Valley
Mr R. C
Cesh Sale
Vernon Mac
Frisky
Jon
Castle Gate
R. Pinty
Dean Alfred
Vermont Rose
T. Laurie
Graham Cracker
Doc Valentine
Duke
J. Elliott
L. Fencrer
Newport
W. Bidsdell
Mac Arios
Westbury
Topaz Sue
Betty Gold
Joe Dillion
Chief Deville
W. Langtry
Mighty Goose
F. Tingley
Shen
Don
W. Silk Jr
Boy State
Isabel
Mandy C
Tiny Rosecroft
Rocket C
Ronnie Lod
Cousy to Keynote Dairy Month Banquet in Barre
All time basketball great Bob Cousy will be principal speaker at the June Is Dairy Month Banquet at the City Auditorium in Barre on Thursday May 20. He retired from the Celtics in 1963 after 13 seasons. He coaches varsity basketball at Boston College, covers NBA games for TV, and chairs the Hood Fitness Advisory Board. The dinner will crown the 1965 Vermont Dairy Princess. last year’s princess Martha Thomas will take part along with Wilma Lea Blevins. Cash awards will be given for the 1965 dairy poster contest. Tickets are available via County Extension Service offices or by writing the American Dairy Association or the Vermont Department of Agriculture in Montpelier.
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Barre
Bob Cousy
City Auditorium
Cousy
Celtics
Boston College
National Basketball Association
H.P. Hood Physical Fitness Advisory Board
Vermont
Martha Thomas
Rutland
Wilma Lea Blevins
Harrison, Ark
Sion
American Dairy Association
Elm Street
Montpelier
Vermont Department of Agriculture
State Street
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Philadelphia
San Francisco
Buhl
Perry
Sanford
Koufax
Maloney
Belinsky
Cloninger
Birmingham
England
Chic
Calderwood
Scotland
Johnny Persol
Brooklyn
N. Y
United Press International
Bijurettes
Thomson
Dickie
Abel Cable
Lillie
Sawyer
Legacy
Bisurettes
Thoson’s
Garage League
Mitch
Russ
E. Larson
H. Bolton
J. Bushey
Kool Kats
Dunham’s Furniture
V. McCullough
Green Mountain
Skinner
Tingley
Miss Foy
Merry Jamond
Peckham
Vernon Song
Jock Freehai
Miss Kalona
Jen Colonel Dee
Arthurs
Ao Pace
Star
Teeneer
Torrs Debbie
Rebel Jamie
Avalon Aquilla
Chase
Foster
Royal Ear
Hill View
Luther
Melbourn
Coville
Timmy H
Britt
Robs
Soy
House Mighty Hayes
Langtry
Silk Jr
Guy Spa Davis
Collette
Parkers
No Driver
Polly's Boy
Holt
Herman Song
Erg Dunes
Comet
Foster Campeche
Reneau Hovie
Miss Tillie C Foster
Ie Tace Pace
Tussy
Gol Davis
Bill Soucy Talbot
Manzi
Tomar Moy
Deon Dudiey
Somerville
Pam Sie Jr
Mac
Shadydale
Venus
House
Kelly
Forbes
Simon D
Adios Sunshine
Gross
Hayes Bidisdel
Capricorn
Zeida C
Heeney
Westleighs
Joy Heeney
Widows
Koonce
Abernathy
Rozenovsky
Bertell
Marichal
Bolin
Henry
Shaw
Murakami
Haller
Santo
Ellis
O'Toole
Edwards
Herbert
Culp
Baldschun
Dalrymple
Hr—Allen
Pitts
Lemaster
O’dell
Friend
Butters
Wood
Crandall
Nottebart
MacKenzie
Bateman
Drysdale
Roseboro
Lefebvre
Bond
Tiant
Stange
McMahon
Azcue
McNally
Lau
Wash
Sparma
Gladding
Lolich
Freehan
McCormick
Narum
Richert
Camilli
HR -Horton
Bouton
Mikkelsen
Monbouquette
Tillman
HR — Bressoud
R. Lee
Rodgers
Grant
Worthington
Zimmerman
Battey
Pearson
Killebrew
Kan
City
Talbot
Stock
Blanchard
Pizarro
John
Martin
Green
Buford
Sheldon
Pena
Wyatt
Bryan
Buzhardt
Wills
Romano
Tris Is
L&ein
Naima
Clies
H, Greenberg & Son, Inc
Javery
South
Bennington
Ernest H. Javery
Alan H. Page
Ative
Sal Owen
U.S
Salem’s Super All Beef Hamburg
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Urs
WSS
Rael
Reg, Carton
Indian River
Dek Nestle
Peg
Tate Valley Frozen
Del-Monte
Tee
LG. NO
Kidd
Grossman Homes
Knapp
Bennington, VT
Grossman
Allenwood Park
Monaco
Chipatna
Grossman’s
Grossmans
Free Homes
Carl Capella
West Main Street
County Exten
Central Vermont Public Service Corp