Lamphier Bushee win second Apple Blossom Four Ball
Frank Lamphier and Tom Bushee captured the 2nd annual Apple Blossom Four Ball title at Oakerwood Golf Course in a dramatic finish. After a 21st hole drama, Lamphier drained a 15-foot birdie putt to edge Wilkinson and Maynard, with Maynard nearly matching before Lamphier sealed the win. The victory marks Bushee’s second straight title with a different partner, as the field featured multiple divisions and notable regional players.
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Frank Lamphier
Mt. Snow Country Club
Lamphier
Bennington
Tom Bushee
John Wilkinson
Eddie Maynard
Oakerwood
Wilkinson
Bushee
Maynard
Barre
Bill Brooks
Mickey Carmody
Bob Ledoger
Troy, N.Y
Dave Blair
Bill Hughes
Alex Mahar
Jackie Carmody Jr
Don Preston
Bob Rodgers
Joe Cooper
Burr and Burton
Chubby Watters
Bill
Mike Derosia
Bruce Cooper
Chipper
Comi
Buster Earnhardt
Andre LaRoche
Short
Lebanowski
Allen
Lamy
Worden
Edward Silver
Malcolm Goodwillie
Oakerwood Golf Course
Bowmaker
Cincinnati Youngster Bests Veteran Running
An 18 year old Gary Nolan of Cincinnati shuts out Jim Bunning as the Reds sweep a doubleheader 1 0. Pete Rose starts the first inning rally with a double after a routine single, Tony Perez adds a double and Nolan battles through a ninth inning threat. Vada Pinson and Leo Cardenas contribute key hits as the Giants, Pirates, Mets and Dodgers also post wins in the day’s action across the league.
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UPI
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Nolan
Cincinnati
Jim Bunning
Philadelphia
Phillies
Reds
Pete Rose
Tony Perez
Tony Gonzalez
Tito Francona
Dodger Stadium
Jim Hickman
Francona
Leo Cardenas
Cardenas
Vada Pinson
Ted Abernathy
Abernathy
Jim Maloney
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Atlanta
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Chicago
Boston
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Baltimore
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Washington
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Ollie Brown
Claude Raymond
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Astros
Brown
Raymond
Jim Ray Hart
Giants
Roberto Clemente
Atlanta Braves
Dennis Ribant
Clemente
Bill Mazeroski
Manny Mota
Pirate
Bob Johnson
New York Mets
St. Louis Cardinals
Johnson
Mets
Johnny Sullivan
Jack Fisher
Bob Gibson
Willie Davis
Bob Bailey
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Billy Williams
Cubs
Dodgers
Ken Holtzman
Paul Popovich
Glenn Beckert
Williams
Popovich
Ron Santo
Beckert
Games Suspended in Bennington YMCA Softball League
All games this week are suspended and will be rescheduled in memory of Richard Digger Connell, a longtime Bennington softball standout. League director Loomis Dana says captains must meet at the YMCA Wednesday at 8 p.m. to discuss plans for a memorial.
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Bennington
Torres 8-5 Pick Over Dick Tiger
UPI reports Dick Tiger defends his light heavyweight title against Jose Torres Tuesday night at Madison Square Garden. Tiger, 37, fears Nigeria’s civil war impacts his return home but stays focused on the fight. He notes his move from middleweight to light heavyweight after losing the middleweight title to Emile Griffith last year. Tiger enters as an 8-5 underdog, citing past memorable battles with Torres and downplaying his betting stance.
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New York
UPI
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Jose Torres
Madison Square Garden
Nigeria
Emile Griffith
Tiger
Torres
Bromley Names Engineers for Village Ski Resort
Bromley Village near Manchester will advance with two planning and engineering firms named to advise on Bromley Village development. DuFresne-Henry Engineering Corp of North Springfield and Planners Collaborative of Syracuse will survey site plans, determine lot locations, roads water lines and sewer systems for the 180 acre project. Both firms have ski resort and Vermont experience guiding initial site layout.
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Bromley Village
Big Bromley
Fred Pabst Jr
DuFresne - Henry Engineering Corp
North Springfield
Planners Collaborative
Syracuse
N.Y
Vermont
DuFresne- Henry Corp
Stratton
O’kennp
Mt. Snow
Magic Mountain
Haystack
Windham County
Mad River
Pabst
Mantle hits 500th as Yankees edge Orioles in tight win
Mickey Mantle belted his 500th career home run in a 6-5 Yankee victory over the Orioles, with 18,872 fans giving him standing ovations. Meanwhile the White Sox stretched a win streak to 10 and moved into first in the American League, after wins over the Angels.
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Mickey Mantle
Chicago White Sox
Mantle
Stu Miller
Yankee Stadium
Yankee
Baltimore Orioles
White Sox
California Angels
Chicago
Sox
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Tigers
Cleveland
Washington
Kansas City
Minnesota
Babe
Eddie Stanky
Gary Peters
Ken Berry
Peters
Angels
Bill Skowron
Tommie Agee
Berry
Chisox
Tom McCraw
Tommy John
Bob Locker
Knudson Wins Greater New Orleans Open in Nervy Finish
Winnipeg native George Knudson overcame pressure from Jack Nicklaus and others to win the Greater New Orleans Open with a final 70 and 277 total. He earned 20000 dollars and will head to the Colonial Open in Fort Worth before a planned five week rest. Nicklaus led briefly then finished one behind after Knudson birdied 14 and 15 to seal the win.
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New Orleans
UPI
George Knudson
Lakewood Country Club
Jack Nicklaus
Bob Charles
Frank Beard
Tommy Bolt
Winnipeg
Newsmen
Knudson
Nicklaus
New Zealand
Fort Worth
Santana and Emerson reach West Berlin final in straight sets
In West Berlin, Manuel Santana defeated Ray Moore 6-2 6-1 7-5 to advance to the final, while Roy Emerson beat England's Graham Stilwell 6-4 6-1 6-1. Both players progressed to today's title match.
Sabers and Patriots Split Raider Double Header Day
BCHL baseball split the series at Welling Field as the Sabers beat Rutland 5-3 behind J J Moore two hit pitching to move to 5-1 in the Western Vermont League while Mt Anthony blanked Mt Anthony Patriots 8-5. Moore and Alan Plante fueled the Sabers with four of seven hits and three extra base hits.
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Welling
Rutland Raiders
J.J. Moore
Raiders
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Alan Plante
Oakerwood
Moore
Rutland
Pete Kennedy
Dave Lewis
Plante
Sabers
Steve Duda
Ing Plante
Kurant
Duda
Patriots
Bob Tinker
Jepson
John Woodard
Bill Brownell
Patriot
Woodard
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Leamy
Bennington, VT
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Willie Mays
Jimmy Foxx
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Mel Ott
Joe Pepitone
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Joe Foy
Jose Santiago
Red Sox
Willie Horton
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BCHS
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S Racicot
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Duda Kennedy Wortman Olson
Paul Barnes
Keefe Shaw
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Lewis Olson
Paul Tinker Pinney
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Martin Church
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