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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1962

Page

8

BCHS Loses Tough One as Otter Valley Wins in 10 Innings

Bennington Catholic High School led 3 0 after five innings but Otter Valley tied it in the sixth and won 4 3 in ten. George Allard pitched all ten for BCHS with seven walks and 11 strikeouts while Bird hurled ten for OVHS with 14 strikeouts.

BCHS Bennington Catholic High School Otter Valley OVHS George Allard Lakers Rutland Allard Bennington Catholic Saber Dhucker Bushey Craig Galipeau Bird Labers

Kefauver Studying Uniform Boxing Rules Proposal

Senator Estes Kefauver of Tennessee is reviewing Abe J. Greene’s plan for a national boxing rules study. Greene proposes a Kefauver council to examine all aspects of boxing and craft uniform regulations with a $50,000 federal appropriation.

Washington Estes Kefauver D-Tenn Kefauver Abe J. Greene National Boxing Association Greene Paterson N.J Kefauver Council

Martinez Four-Hit Gem Sparks Burr Burton Win

Martinez tossed a four hit game to pace Burr Burton to an 8 4 victory over Chester in Manchester. Burr Burton jumped to a five run first inning and won their second game of the season, snapping a six game losing streak after an earlier 7 6 win against Chester.

Manchester Burr Burton Chester Martinez Bulldogs White Sox Senators Smith Luis Aparicio Nellie Fox Fox Mike Hershberger John Powell Pappas Baltimore Powell Ted Bowsfield

AAU NCAA clash tests control of amateur sports

The AAU refused to blanket suspend 11 college track athletes who ran in the non sanctioned Ohio Relays while the NCAA pressed for suspensions as part of its drive to unify control. AAU officials say athletes were pawns in a power struggle and that suspending them would harm careers. Byers cautions against widespread eligibility chaos if suspensions occur. The situation highlights a national battle over who governs track and field.

New York Amateur Athletic Union National Collegiate Athletic Association AAU Ohio Indiana NCAA Walter Byers Byers

Hinsdale Harness Meet Results With Multiple Races

The program lists trot and pace events at Hinsdale with horses such as Woodley Cornellier and Star Santa in mile races, plus Sentinal Grattan and Shadydale in other divisions. A mix of times, payouts, and nonrace entries like Jerry Product and Brandy Hill accompany the results alongside additional contenders and notes.

North Bennington Governors Rout Jacksonville in league rout

North Bennington remains undefeated in Molly Stark League play by crushing Jacksonville 16 to 3. Ricky Haynes pitched well as Jacksonville managed four hits before the sixth inning. Jerry Elwell joined a three hit day with a homer. Pete Holden and Phil Harrington added triples. Haynes also doubled. The Governors chase a key win against Leland and Gray at Townshend to shape the title race.

North Bennington Molly Stark Jacksonville Governors Ricky Haynes Jerry Elwell Pete Holden Phil Harrington Haynes Leland and Gray Townshend

Newport to Bermuda Yacht Race field set for 1962

Newport Rhode Island race officials report a record entry of 140 yachts, five more than the previous field, with US entries closed though a few foreign boats may join if papers arrive. Notable entrants include Stormvogel from the Netherlands and former winners Malay Argyll Gesture with historic lineages.

Newport R.I Bermuda Pierre S. du Pont United States DuPont Buenos Aires Rio de Janeiro Daniel Strohmeier William Moore James Madden Gesture A. Howard Fuller

Largest NL night game crowd watches Dodgers and Reds

A UPI report notes 72 140 fans filled Dodger Stadium for the August 16 1961 Cincinnati Los Angeles doubleheader, the largest crowd ever to witness a National League night game.

LOS Angeles UPI

Major League Leaders in American and National League Batting and Pitching

Key leaders include Jimenez of Kansas City batting .367 and Rollins of Minnesota .353. Siebern KC leads runs with 27, Cimoli KC and Rollins MN tied 42 hits, Kaline Detroit tops home runs with 10, and Donavan CLE 6-0 pitching. Also prominent: Mays SF 29 runs, Cepeda SF 35 RBI, Williams CHI 43 hits, Wills LA 16 steals, Purkey CIN 6-0 pitching.

Jimenez Kansas City Rollins Minnesota Siebern Landis Chicago Howser Green Robinson del Greco Cimoli Kaline Detroit Wagner Los Angeles Aparicio Donovan Cleveland Belinsky Davenport San Francisco Gonzalez Philadelphia Mays Pinson Cincinnati Cepeda T. Davis F. Alou Williams Ranen Houston Wills Boyer St. Louis Taylor W. Davis Purkey Pierce O’dell

Wind Tunnel Spurs Giants But American Race Static

The pennant chase tightens as the Yankees slip and the Twins, White Sox, and Orioles win. Minnesota beat Detroit 4-2 with Power and Killebrew homers. Chicago and Baltimore also win while Cleveland and New York stumble. The Giants win 6-3 at Candlestick boosting their 16th victory in 19 games behind Billy Pierce.

New York Yankees Cleveland Indians Minnesota Chicago Baltimore Detroit Vic Power Harmon Killebrew White Sox Washington al Smith Los Angeles Milt Pappas Kansas City Boston Yanks Twins Orioles Angels Tigers Red Sox A’s Power Tiger Frank Lary Lennie Green Jack Kralick Candlestick Park San Francisco Giants Giants Curt Simmons St. Louis Cardinals

Ump Vinnie Smith Caught for Pirates in 1941 46

UPI reports National League umpire Vinnie Smith served as catcher for the Pittsburgh Pirates during the 1941 and 1946 seasons.

Pittsburgh UPI Vinnie Smith Pittsburgh Pirates

Hot Springs Open Draws Champions In Invitational Golf

Hot Springs Arkansas AP three former champions return for the Hot Springs Invitational Open Golf Tournament with a $20,000 purse. Doug Sanders defends his 1961 title against 86 PGA players and amateurs. Julius Boros, 1958 winner, and Bill Collins, 1960 victor, seek a rare two-time win in seven-year history.

Hot Springs, Ark Doug Sanders Georgia Ojai Calif Julius’ Boros Bill Collns Sanders

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