North Bennington Tops Leland and Gray 11 3 in Molly Stark tilt
North Bennington Governors jump to 3 1 in Molly Stark League play with an 11 3 win over Leland and Gray on the Governors home field. Pitcher Dave Nemerov improves to 3 1 as he holds L&G to three hits and eight strikeouts in seven innings. Eddy Baldwin Steve Fritz and Don Gabrus contribute key hits and runs in an early three run first inning and a seven run second inning to clinch the victory.
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Tigers Top Senators With a 13-3 Pasting
Willie Horton fueled a Detroit surge in a 13-3 win over Washington, part of a three game sweep. Horton hit two homers and an RBI double, drove in five, and scored four as Al Kaline and Don Demeter also homered. Hank Aguirre earned the win. Bennie Daniels took the loss. Other MLB results included Chicago over Kansas City 6-3 and Koufax striking out 13 in the Dodgers’ 3-0 win.
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Mt Anthony CC Scotch Foursomes Draws 74 Golfers
Ninety four golfers contested the Mt Anthony Country Club Scotch Foursomes with 27 prizes awarded Wednesday evening. Betty Riley won champagne. George Fienberg received a $3 gift certificate from Burt Hartington. Low gross was Jim Hogan and Alma Paquin at 42. Second low gross went to Paul Pike and Lee Barrett at 45. Multiple teams tied for third with 48. First and second low net winners were listed, along with a highest team score of Albert Chouinard and Connie LaBeau and a participation prize to Clarence Barnhardat. Each winner received a golf ball.
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Larry Powers
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Herm Dennis
Barb Chaper
Church Barrett
Madeline Polelock
John Mason
Dot Chaplin
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Carol Miller
Dave Pierce
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al Marchant
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Koufax Ks 13 Batters As LA Tops Astros 3-0
Dodgers lefty Sandy Koufax struck out 13 Astros, allowed three hits, and earned his fourth win of the season in a 3-0 shutout. Lou Johnson hit his first homer to back Koufax. Maury Wills stole two bases as Dodgers tired the night’s action across leagues.
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Arlington Eagles Rout Whitingham 18 11 In Ten-Run First Inning
Arlington Eagles defeated Whitingham 18 to 11 at home to move into a tie for second with a 3-2 record. The Eagles exploded for ten runs in the first inning sparked by a three run homer by Poulin and multiple stolen bases, then added six more in the third and kept scoring through the fourth as Don Marsh Keith Clayton and Corey drove in key runs, while Whitingham answered with five in the fourth and four in the sixth before Arlington closed out the win.
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Maintenance Wins Dodge Fibers Bowling Championship
In Hoosick Falls New York the Dodge Fibers maintenance department defeated the fabric and yarn team to win the 1965 bowling title. Bob Farrara led with a 556 and 210, Bernie Sinay added a 191 and 490, John Billett posted a 499, and John Barber contributed 466 as Captain Wysocki’s squad claimed victory by 61 pins after a 71 pin first game lead. Don Tate led the fabric squad with a 561, Joe Smith added a 555, and the social hour followed the match.
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John Barber
Don Tate
Joe Smith
Steelers Trade Krupa for Rookie Smith
Pittsburgh sends veteran tackle Joe Krupa to the Los Angeles Rams in exchange for rookie guard Toni Smith. Houston signs 19 year old Bernardo Calvo of Puebla Mexico in a record Latin American bonus and assigns him to Cocoa in the Florida State League.
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