White Water Championships Held Under Warm Spring Sun
The ninth annual West River White Water Slalom drew hundreds to Jamaica Vermont for a two day event on a rocky stretch of the West River. Competitors from PA NY MA and Canada contested 22 gates over about a three eighths mile course with U S Army Corps of Engineers controlling river flow and safety crews aiding paddlers. Nancy Wick 19 of Penn State sustained a dislocated shoulder but was rescued and treated on site.
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U.S
Czechoslovakia
Spittal
Austria
Jamaica
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Ball Mountain
West River
Pennsylvania
New York
Massachusetts
Canada
Vermont
Norwich University
Nancy Wick
Penn State University
Cats Lose to Colonels and Travel to Rutland Today
Brattleboro High School moved to 8-0 by routing Bennington 10-2 on Saturday. Don Robinson led Brattleboro with two singles and a double in four at bats while Tim Moore limited Bennington to five singles. The Cats scored in the third on a Keir base hit driving in Cross and Jepson. Jepson started for Bennington. Rutland game to be made up this afternoon with Brattleboro likely to face Stan Duda.
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Don Robinson
Brattleboro
Jepson
Cats
Benhi
Keir
Cross
Major League Standings And Sunday Results Summary
The standings show Cleveland leading with 16 wins and 6 losses, Baltimore at 17 and 9, Detroit 16 and 10, California 17 and 12, Chicago 14 and 11, Minnesota 12 and 11, Washington 10 and 16, New York 10 and 18, Kansas City 9 and 18, Boston 8 and 20. Sunday results include Cleveland 1 over Bast 0 in 13 innings, Cleveland 2 Baltimore 1, New York 5 Kansas City 2, New York 3 Kansas City 1, California 5 Boston 4, Boston 6 California 3, Minnesota 6 Washington 2, Detroit 8 Chicago 6. Tuesday games list night matchups among New York, Detroit, California, Kansas City, Washington, Cleveland, Chicago, Minnesota, Boston, Baltimore, San Francisco, Philadelphia, Houston, Cincinnati, Los Angeles, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Atlanta.
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W. L. Pet
Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
California
Chicago
Minnesota
Washington
New York
Kansas City
Boston
Cleve
Kansas C
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Houston
San Fran
Los Angeles
Haystack Mountain to add transfer chairlift and village plan
Haystack Mountain in Wilmington plans a 2000 foot transfer chairlift with a mid station in a central Haystack Village. E H Lord Wood Associates submits renderings for a master plan featuring a hotel shops lodges and year round facilities. Private homes are under construction and a new access road along with 2.5 miles of Old Cold Brook Road will be relocated and surfaced by December. Trail grooming and area beautification are also included in the summer program.
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Wilmington
Haystack Mountain
Bob McCafferty
Haystack
E.H. Lord-Wood
Cold Brook
Boston at Baltimore After Sunday Victory
The Red Sox, ending a six game skid with a 6-3 win in Anaheim, head to Baltimore for a day of rest and three night games against the Orioles before a six game homestand. Jose Santiago earned the win as Rico Petrocelli and Carl Yastrzemski led Boston’s offense.
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Baltimore
UPI
Boston Red Sox
Anaheim
Calif
Jose Santiago
Red Sox
California Angels
Boston
Baltimore Orioles
Sox
Rico Petrocelli
Carl Yastrzemski
Tony Conigliaro
George Scott
Joe Foy
Santiago
Foy
Angel
George Brunet
George Smith
Mike Ryan
Petrocelli
Bob Rodgers
Norm Siebern
Dick Radatz
Radatz
Angels
Rick Reichardt
Group Reported To Want Red Sox
A syndicate led by Dom DiMaggio aims to raise about 8 million to buy the Boston Red Sox. The Boston Globe reports the group has already raised around 4 million. DiMaggio, former Red Sox center fielder and brother of Joe DiMaggio, leads American Latex Corp. of Lawrence and is a 10th owner of the Boston Patriots in the AFL.
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Boston
UPI
Dom DiMaggio
Boton Red Sox
Boston Globe
The
Globe
DiMaggio
Red Sox
Joe DiMaggio
American Latex Corp
Lawrence
Boston Patriots
Bushee Brooks Win Apple Blossom Tourney at Oakerwood
Tom Bushee and Bill Brooks captured the championship at the Apple Blossom Tournament held over Saturday and Sunday at Oakerwood Public Golf Course. They outlasted runners-up Peter Donovan and John Wilkinson to claim the top prize. Consolation winners were Frank Lanphier and Bob Gratton, with Carl Hogal and Barry Byrne taking first division. In the second division Francis Corbett and Bill Rindd won, Edward Silver and Charles Durocher were runners-up, and Harry Short and John Labaurowski won consolation. Twenty-four teams competed under sunny skies in a four-ball best-ball format. The next event at Oaker Wood is the 4th of July Tournament.
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Tom Bushee
Bill Brooks
Oakerwood
Peter Donovan
John Wilkinson
Sullivan
Oakerwood Public
Bushee
Brooks
Alligator
Frank Lanphier
Bob Gratton
Carl Hogal
Barry Byrne
Chip Durocher
David Wilkinson
Francis Corbett
Bill Rindd
Edward Silver
Charles Durocher
Harry Short
John Labaurowski
Tigers Reach 3rd Place in AL Standings
Detroit moved from fifth to third, three games behind Cleveland and one back of Baltimore, after an 8-6 win over Chicago as manager Charlie Dressen hailed the team as real tigers. Larry Sherry hurled 2 1 3 innings for the win. other AL results included Cleveland 2-1 over Baltimore after a 1-0 13 innings, Minnesota over Washington 6-2, New York sweeping Kansas City, and California splitting with Boston. In the NL, New York beat San Francisco 6-1, Philadelphia 5-2 over Houston, Cincinnati 9-2 over Chicago, Los Angeles 3-1 over Pittsburgh, and St. Louis 5-3 vs Atlanta.
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Charlie Dressen
Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit Tigers
Indians
Orioles
Tigers
Dressen
Chicago
Detroit
Larry Sherry
Los Angeles Dodgers
Clay's Manager Does the Talking
Angelo Dundee acts as spokesman for Cassius Clay as the champion trains for Saturday's title defense against Henry Cooper. Dundee hails Clay's great condition while Clay himself jokes about being the greatest. Sparring partner James Ellis is praised as a top mate ahead of a Toronto rematch on March 29. Bret Hanover to begin workouts at Yonkers for the Pace of the Century on May 20.
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London
UPI
Angelo Dundee
Cassius Clay
Clay
Dundee
James Ellis
Jim
Ellis
George Chuvalo
Toronto
Yonkers
N.Y
Bret Hanover
Yonkers Raceway
Rockingham Take Breaks Records at Rockingham Park
Concord New Hampshire Harness racing at Rockingham Park set a meet record with state revenue of 1 605 240 dollars and parimutuel handle of 25 198 980 dollars The state share rose to 137 732 dollars over 1965 by nine percent as the 58 night meet ended Tuesday The total revenue and daily average income also topped previous marks in 1958 58 night season weather limited days last year to 57.
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Concord
N.H
Rockingham Park
Edward McCann
State Racing Commission
McCann
Salem
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Steve Rice
Tim Moore
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Dave Krug
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Greg Croft
San Francisco
Walker
Sealer
Dupont
Sys
H. Greenberg & Son, Inc
Dieter Leinweber
Heinz Poenn
Ontario Voyaguers
Ed Kirkpatrick
Joe Adcock
Conigliaro
Dalton Jones
Bob Lee
Fred Newman
Darrell Brandon
Dick Stigman
Shop Oneida
Joseph Cooper
Paul Laroche
Jefep Meyers
Yonkers Race
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Firestone Thrifts
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