Bennington Shut Out by Saints in Baseball Doubleheader
Mt. St. Joseph's pitcher Gene Rapelye no-hit Bennington while driving in two runs helping the Saints beat the Cats 4-0. Brad Stevens struck out nine for Bennington but the Cats were outhit and outhfielded, dropping from first place to a half game behind Benn Catholic.
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Benhi
Rapelye
Brad Stevens
Cats
MLJ
Howard Shortsleeves
RBI
Mt. St. Joes
MSJ
Saints
Benn- Catholic
Sabers
Rutland
Alumni Field
Sakers
Tom Moore
Sue Perb
Benn Catholic
Tom King
King
Brian Pizzano
King’s
Pizzano
Pat
Raiders
Jim Robinson
Crandy Grant
Jim Murphy
MSJ AB
BH Pillon
Boylon
Sheehan
Caliguiri
H. Shortsleeves
Cf Kelley
Rf McDonovan
B. Shortsleeves
Lb Rapelye
Benhi Kear
Cf Watkins
Sf Ordway
Ib Stevens
P Burgess
C Palmer
Rf Shultz
Grenslet
Brownell
Ph Davis
Lf Woodward
R.b.l’s
Stevens
Killington Pace Featured at Pownal
One of the finest pacer fields will race in the Killington Pace at Green Mountain Park facing starter Harry Pyle. The invitational event offers a $2,500 purse and is set as the ninth race of ten.
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Pownal
Green Mountain Park
Harry Pyle
Aparicio Surges Ahead With Stolen Base Pace in AL
Baltimore shortstop Luis Aparicio added three steals to push his season total to 13 in 23 of 24 games, breaking his 1963 pace and surpassing famed thieves Ty Cobb and Maury Wills for the current lead. The Rockingham Park invasion includes Doras Joy and Minuteman among six runners, with post time at 8:10 p.m.
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Boston
UPI
Baltimore
Luis Aparicio
Aparicio
Ty Cobb
Maury Wills
Los Angeles Dodgers
Rockingham Park
Doras Joy
Pownal Oval
Roman Hanover
Billy Dawkins
Minuteman
Florican
Bobby May
Arlington Norshaft Little League Plans Schedule and Auxiliary
Arlington Norshaft Little League set up its first half schedule and formed an Auxiliary at a regular meeting. The group aims to sustain the Auxiliary to keep the league alive and plans to print and distribute the schedule among teams. A door to door fundraising campaign will occur Tuesday May 26 at 6 p.m. A meeting of the Auxiliary is planned for Monday at 7 30 p.m. in the Shaftsbury Firehouse with all Shaftsbury and North Bennington mothers urged to attend. The Arlington Auxiliary will meet Tuesday at Mrs Donald Keough's home at 8 p.m.
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Norshaft - Arlington Little League
Shaftsbury
North Bennington
Arlington
Donald Keough
Torres Beats Skeeter McClure In MSG Bout
Jose Torres survived a surprise eighth round knockdown to win a unanimous decision over Wilbert Skeeter McClure in a 10 round middleweight contenders bout at Madison Square Garden on national television.
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New York
UPD
Jose Torres
Wilbert
Skeeter) McClure
Madison Square Garden
Burleson Seeks First year Race Against O Hara
Cyrol Burleson, defending AAU mile champion, ran an easy sub four minute mile in a three event meet to aid the U S Olympic fund. He clocked 3 57 5 for the mile with pace from four runners and expects a first race of the year against Tom O Hara in Eugene Oregon.
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Ore
UPI
Cyrol Burleson
Tom O’hara
Burleson
Oregon
U. S. Olympic Fund
Mike Curtis
Wade Bell
Brian Clark
Emerald Empire Athletic Association
Brigham Young
Ron Ebern
Ebern
Major League Results Major League Results
National League and American League scores from a lateedition baseball rundown. Baltimore routed Los Angeles 6 1 4 over 1 4 1. Aparicio and Orsino homered for the Orioles. Boston toppled Minnesota 15 1. Pascual earned the win. Cincinnati crushed Chicago 10 5 with homers by Robinson Williams Rodgers and others as Purkey won. Several night games listed with matchups including Philadelphia at Houston Milwaukee at St. Louis New York at San Francisco Pittsburgh at Los Angeles.
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Los Ange
Balti
Chance
Osinski
Duliba
Rodgers
Bunker
Orsino
Aparicio
Minn
Boston
Pascual
Battey
Monbouquette
Radatz
Tillman
Chicago
Purkey
Edwards
Jackson
Schurr
Slaughter
Norman
Bertell
Loser
Robinson
Williams
Philadelphia
Houston
Milwaukee
St. Louis
N.Y
S. Francisco
Pittsburgh
L. Angeles
Cubs
Reds
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Minnesota
Kansas City
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Hill Rise Slight Favorite in Preakness
Hill Rise takes a slim betting edge over Derby winner Northern Dancer and four rivals for the Added Preakness Stakes at Baltimore. The California colt, owned by El Peco Ranch, is about 7-5 to win as Shoemaker and Finnegan defend Hill Rise’s chances amid recent Derby and Florida Derby contexts. The field includes The Scoundrel 5-1, Quadrangle 6-1, Roman Brother 10-1, and Big Pete 20-1.
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Baltimore, Md
UPI
Hill Rise
el Peco Ranch
California
Northern Dancer
Bill Shoemaker
Bill Finnegan
Shoemaker
George A. Pope
America
Pope
Rex Ellsworth
the Scoundrel
Rokeby Stable
Harbor View Farm
Roman Brother
Four Bouts On Troy Wrestling Card Saturday
Four bouts highlight the Troy Armory card in Troy New York on Fifteenth Street. Hans Schmidt of Munich faces Magnifi cent Maurice of Hollywood in the main event two out of three falls with no time limit. Billy the Kid and Farmer Peter clash with Pancho Lopez and Jamaica Kid in a 45 minute tag match. War Cloud vs Johnny Barend is a one fall bout with a 30 minute limit. Ilio DiPaolo meets Bob Leiper at 8 30 p.m.
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N.Y
Troy Armory
Fifteenth Street
Hans Schmidt
Munich
Germany
Magnificent Maurice
Hollywood
Calif
Billy the Kid
Farmer Peter
Pancho Lopez
Jamaica Kid
Chief Suns War Cloud
Johnny Barend
Experts To Aid Local YMCA To Chart Future
A Bennington YMCA board meeting on Tuesday May 19 will include a dinner at 6 p.m. served by the Ladies Auxiliary. John G. Appleton and R. Bruce Taylor of the New England Area Council will help plan the YMCA's future, focusing on services to local associations and youth program coordination.
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Ymca Board of Directors
John G. Appleton
R. Bruce Taylor
New England Area Council of Ymcas
Bennington Ymca
Appleton
Taylor
Major League Leaders in G AB R H PCT May SF and more
Baseball leaders across leagues feature May and SF as top hitters. Players include Wilims Clinte Kanehl Santo Oliva Brescud Fregosi Freeman Abinson Robinson Rehrson Hsher Tilman Allison Lau and others with high averages and home run tallies. National and American League lists show top run batted in and pitching records with names like Marichal Gibson Klippstein Pizarro Kline Arrigo and Stock noted.
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Wil
Chi
Clin
Pitt
Kanehl
Nas
Santo
Pet
Oliva
Minn
Brescud
Fregosi
Freem An
Hs’er
Clev
Tilman
Allison
Min
Lau
Mays
Giants
Howard
Dodgers
Williams
Cubs
Allen
Phils
McCovey
Stargell
Pirates
Colavito
Athletics
Twins
Skowron
Senators
Wagner
Indians
Clemente
Boyer
Cards
Rollins
Hall
Marichal
Gibson
Ellis
Reds
Klippstein
Perranoski
Washburn
Pizarro
White Sox
Kline
Arrigo
Bunker
Orioles
Chance
Angels
Fisher
Kralick
McMahon
Stock
Reds belt Cubs as Purkey wins first of season
Bob Purkey fired eight hits and eight runs in under three innings as the Cincinnati Reds defeated the Chicago Cubs 10-5 for Purkey’s first win. Larry Jackson allowed the early barrage before relief helped limit Chicago’s scoring. Ron Santo and Billy Williams homered for the Cubs.
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United Press International
Cincinnati Reds
Larry Jackson
Chicago Cubs
Bob Purkey
Jackson
Frank Robinson
Vada Pinson
John Edwards
Wayne Schurr
Steve Boros
Reds
Sterling Slaughter
Fred Norman
Purkey
Cubs
Ron Santo
Billy Williams
Andre Rodgers
Rodgers
Homer
Oklahoma Open Rained Out Again Delays Golf Event
The $40,000 Oklahoma City open was halted by thunder storms for a second day. Two rounds were canceled while 158 players waited as forecasts predicted more rain. Saturday and Sunday will offer 18 holes if weather allows with 36 planned for Monday.
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Oklahoma City
UPD
PGA
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