Bosox Fall to Orioles After Turbulent Inning
In Baltimore, the Red Sox commit three errors and allow three steals in the opening frame, fueling an 8-6 loss. Rico Petrocelli adds a fourth inning grand slam but Boston drops its 10th loss in 14 on the road trip as Earl Wilson prepares to face Jim Palmer.
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Giants Sign Gogolak Sparks AFL-NFL Tension
The New York Giants signed kicking specialist Pete Gogolak from the AFL Bills, prompting AFL officials to call the move provocative as the two leagues face a potential price war. Analysts warn the deal could end the unwritten player raiding pact and provoke retaliation.
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Understanding Entered In Saturdays Preakness
Pimlico entries for the 91st Preakness list Understanding substituting for Exhibitionist and challenging Kauai King. Blue Skyer, Stupendous, Advocator, Rehabilitate, Indulto and Royal Coinage also among eight contenders with Amberoid and Exceedingly noted as probable entries.
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Edward Lasker
Max Hirsch
Dean of America
BCHS golfers win at St. Marys in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls New York BCHS golfers defeated St. Marys 6 to 1 in a golf match Tuesday. BCHS posted a team total of 160 to St. Marys 189 Don Jordan was medalist with 39. Other BCHS scores were Bob Jordan 40 Mike Carody 40 and Steve Duroucher 41 Chip Landy played for experience since St. Marys was short one golfer.
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Major League Standings Thursday Games
Chicago plays Minnesota and Washington visits Cleveland in night games while Boston travels to Baltimore in a scheduled set of MLB matchups.
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Wilmington Tops North Bennington in Molly Stark League
Wilmington drew five walks and an error to spark a four-run second inning and beat North Bennington 7 to 1. Dave Ryan scored the lone NB run after an error, driven in by Ed Baldwin. Peckham walked ten and struck out five over four and a half innings before Kenyon finished.
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Proctor Pitching Sparks 8-1 Victory Over Burr and Burton
Proctor pitcher Al Curtis dominated Burr and Burton with eight strikeouts and two hits allowed. Don Gallus and John Poljacik homered and drove in runs as Proctor built a 3-0 lead in the first and added in the fifth and sixth, while Burr and Burton miscues produced the early three run rally.
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al Curtis
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Burton
John Paskeiwicz
Curtis
Phil Zandy
Brad Taft
Sullivan
Don Gallus
John Poljacik
Poljacik
Seven Cities Bid For NFL Franchise
In a major booster event, seven U.S. cities Boston Cincinnati Houston New Orleans Phoenix Portland and Seattle presented to NFL owners for a coveted 16th franchise. No decision at this session. Rozelle indicated future 1967 season selection and possible limited expansion after 16 teams.
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Leland and Gray Beats Arlington in Pitchers Duel
Leland and Gray’s Larry Brown fanned 13 with no walks but needed a 5-4 win over Arlington. Arlington built threats early as Don Cory doubled and Don Marsh scored on Rick Hoyt’s single. Pepper Martin drove in Keith Clayton, who reached base three times, while Arlington’s offense stalled after the fifth. Jim Webb worked six innings for Arlington with four strikeouts and four walks.
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Jim Webb
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Catamounts Fall To Otter Valley
Otter Valley rallied from a 2-2 tie by scoring twice in the sixth inning to defeat Bennington High 4-2. Tom Eugair drove in the winning run, followed by Don Johnson’s RBI single. Bennington’s Dave Palmer scored on an error and a wild pitch in the fourth. Tom Drew earned the win for Otter Valley, while Jim Keir pitched for Bennington.
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Don Johnson
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Tom Drew
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Saturday Racing At Pownal Set For Afternoons
Vincent J. Bartimo of Green Mountain Park announced the spring meeting will run Saturdays in the afternoon with first race at 2 p.m. and daily double windows closing at 1:55 p.m. Eleven races will be carded. Weekday post times remain 7:45 p.m. through June 4.
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Local Dogs Make Good Local Dogs Make Good
Local residents’ dogs place in two spring shows. Pepperpot Pete, six months, miniature schnauzer owned by Mr and Mrs Raymond Hurley of Woodford, was reserve winner in the puppy dog class at the Springfield Kennel Club trial point show in West Springfield MA. On May 15 Pepperpot Pixie, also a miniature schnauzer, won first in the puppy class at an AKC sanctioned match at Woodstock Dog Club Inc in Woodstock. Miller's Barnaby, a German shepherd puppy owned by Alice Miller of Shaftsbury, took second in 3-6 months old confirmation. Coffee Von Halmarc, German shepherd owned by Mr and Mrs Gordon Gerrish of Bennington, took third in 6-9 months old confirmation puppy. Knickerbocker of Allendean, CD, CDX, owned by the Gerrishes, placed first in the utility obedience class.
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Hoosick Valley shuts out Hoosick Falls for eighth straight win
Hoosick Valley pitcher Dave Smith struck out 14 in a 4-0 win over Hoosick Falls. The victory improves H V to 7-0 in Washington County League play. Goyer drove in three runs with a key two run single and a sacrifice fly. Pat Young went all seven for Hoosick Falls, fanning seven.
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Clay To Fight In Big Ring At Arsenal Stadium
London United Press International Cassius Clay the heavyweight champion will defend his title on May 21 against Henry Cooper at Arsenal's Highbury Stadium in a 20 by 20 foot ring. Manager Angelo Dundee said the smaller ring suits Clay and noted the space is as per contract. Cooper previously floor'd Clay with a quick left hook in their 1963 meeting.
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Boston Fans Hope NFL Bid Sparks City Team Talk
Boston, an NFL city since 1960 with the Patriots in the AFL, seeks an NFL franchise as the league meets in Washington. Mayor John F. Collins led a delegation to press Boston’s case while fans note NFL’s superiority and attendances fluctuate with Patriots’ performance.
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