Greenwich High Tops Hoosick Falls In Gnat Clouded Game
Greenwich High defeated Hoosick Falls 9 to 2 on a damp day as Greenwich plated nine runs on six hits. Hoosick Falls stranded baserunners in most innings, scoring only in the fourth on a Mor steal and in the seventh on a fly sacrifice. Tom Beckstein started for Hoosick Valley, with Bob Scott relieving in the fourth as Greenwich improved to 6-0 in the fourth.
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Greenwich
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Steve Taber
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Brownell
Tom Beckstein
Hoosick Valley
Bob Scott
Billy Miller
Sullivan
Pasqual's Pitching Downs Senators
United Press International notes Camilo Pascual is ahead of schedule for a 1965 return and could anchor Minnesota as they beat Washington 2 1 on a bases loaded walk in the ninth. Harmon Killebrew started the rally, Versalles and Tovar contributed, and Pascual improved to 6 1 for the season. The win narrowed the Twins’ gap to five games of first place Cleveland.
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Minnesota Twins
Pascual
el Curvo
Minnesota
Washington
Twins
Cleveland
Harmon Killebrew
Phil Ortega
Andy Kosco
Sandy Valdespino
Bernie Allen
Casey Fox
Ortega
Cox
Mincher
Zoilo Versalles
Cesar Tovar
Jim King
Versalles
Tovar
Fred Valentine
Frank Howard
Valentine
Burr and Burton Maintains Marble Valley Perfect Record
Burr and Burton defeated West Rutland 10 to 6 in a warm up for today’s key Proctor game. The win keeps Burr and Burton and Proctor with perfect Marble Valley League records as BBL notches 10 hits and four scoring innings.
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Burr
Burton
West Rutland
Proctor
Bulldogs
Expansion Plans Top NFL Expansion Talk At League Meeting
NFL owners discuss the selection of the league's 16th team with seven cities Boston Cincinnati Houston New Orleans Phoenix Portland and Seattle presenting at the meeting. Chicago is not listed. votes to admit the new franchise are deferred until fall with Cincinnati New Orleans and Seattle viewed as frontrunners and stadium availability cited as a decisive factor.
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Collins
Robert Jenney
Abraham Collier
Greater
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Brown in Hospital For Another Week
Cleveland Indians shortstop Larry Brown remains hospitalized for at least a week after plastic surgery at Shaker Medical Center to repair bone damage around the eyes from a May 4 collision with teammate Leon Wagner at Yankee Stadium. The 45 minute operation was deemed a success and Brown is listed in very satisfactory condition by team physician Dr. Vic Ippolito.
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UPI
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Ippolito
Leon Wagner
Yankee Stadium
Happy Chandler warns owners over Milwaukee case impact
Versailles Kentucky United Press International reports A B Happy Chandler a former Kentucky governor and senator says major league baseball is big business and the Milwaukee dispute could overturn the 1922 Supreme Court anti trust ruling. He criticizes owners for avoiding courts and says the issue may reach the U S Supreme Court with possible reversal of the 1922 decision.
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Happy) Chandler
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Mets Manager Westrum Builds Respectability On Gambling Mets
New York Mets manager Wes Westrum, a quiet, steady leader, has guided a team that is contending for the first division and drawing larger crowds. The club leads in base running risk, aggressive baserunning has yielded multiple runs, and Westrum emphasizes learning from defeat and pushing players to keep running and gamble on plays. The Mets have shed their joke status and gained a cloak of respectability as they chase a better season.
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Mets
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New York Giant
Westrum
Prophets of Doom
Casey Stengel
Dodgers
Ron Hunt
Cleon Jones
Chuck
Times Square
Vermont Softball Officials Announce Key Deadlines
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION June 22 is the deadline for Vermont teams to file and enter state tournament play. Officers and district commissioners were elected, next meeting set for June 26 at Rutland Recreation Center to plan slow and fast pitch rounds. Umpire exams announced for northern Vermont. no New England regional slow pitch bid from Stratford noted.
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Vermont Softball Association
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Arthur Merola
Burlington
Howard Jeffrey
Montpelier
John Orrell
West Rutland
David Greenin
Swanton
Tony Dolphin
Rutland
Frank Dearborn
Brattleboro
Clyde Coffin Jr
John Orzell
Joe Pello
Bennington
Ray Trombley
Ted Greenin
Ron Doucette
Merola
Cherry Street
Campbell
ASA National Federation
Stratford
Conn
New England
Rutland Topples Catamounts 3-2 in Western Vermont League
Rutland defeats Bennington High 3-2 to extend its league streak to five wins as Ed Robinson finishes the mound for Rutland. Stan Duda and Jerry Jepson duel on the hill with four hits allowed and six versus two strikeouts. Two Rutland runs cross in the third. Wortman scores another in the fifth. Bennington rallies with two in the sixth before a late Rutland outburst ends the game. Benhi travels to Otter Valley for a rematch after a 9-3 Otter Valley win in the earlier game.
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Mike Bentley
Jim Pecor
Aaron Hill
West Rutland
Brad Taft
John Wright
Phil Zandy
John Paskiewicz
Ron LaMontagne
Paskiewicz
Carl Rice
LaMontagne
Burr
Burton
Wright
Ed Smith
Bulldogs
Mike Kilburn
Bentley
BBS
Pecor
Hill
Brough
W.R
B&b
Rutland
Bennington High School
Benhi
Jerry Jepson
Raiders
Stan Duda
Jepson
Duda
Ed Robinson
Gayle Wortman
Dave Krug
Joe Gauthier
Jim Shoemaker
Gauthier
Jim Keir
Shoemaker
Dave Palmer
Otter Valley
Otters
Major League Standings From Wednesday Night Games
Standings update from Wednesday night actions across the majors shows Calif at Kansas City Chicago at Minnesota New York at Detroit Washington at Cleveland Boston at Baltimore Cincinnati at New York St. Louis at Philadelphia Atlanta at Pittsburgh Houston at Chicago San Francisco at Los Angeles.
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Fate of Boston Stadium hinges on NFL franchise fate
Boston faces a pivotal NFL decision as owners meet to choose a 16th franchise. A Boston grant could trigger construction of a 55 000 seat football stadium and 20 000 seat arena, while a rejection may leave the plan stalled into the 1970s with Wilmington's rival bid looming.
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