Bennington duo wins Third Annual Apple Blossom Four-Ball
Mahar and Galipeau from Bennington defeated Lamphier and Maynard 2 up to win the Third Annual Apple Blossom Four-Ball Tournament at Oakerwood Golf Course. The final ended on the 17th after a 3-up turn at the turn, with Mahar and Galipeau advancing by beating Vaz and Bizzarro in the semi finals and Lamphier and Maynard advancing with a 24-hole sudden death win over Wilkinson and Beauchamp.
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Frank Lamphier
Oakerwood
Bennington
Alex Mahar
Craig Galipeau
Lamphier
Eddie Maynard
Mahar
Galipeau
Vermont
Tom Bushee
Maynard
Max Vaz
Frank Bizzarro
John Wilkinson
Dick Beauchamp
Scott Griffin
Mickey Carmody
Watters
Dick Wilkinson
Doc”’ Foster
Jimmy Collins
John Ottaviano
Joe Bizzarro
John
Dennis Maloney
Col. Hayward
Paul Pike
Howard
Duane Muckle
Dave Finnegan
Gary Griffin
New York Giant
Long Jim
Krenshaw
Johnny Bauman
Mt. Snow
al Allen
Ed Bowmaker
Chip’ Durocher
Don Buchanan
Coddie
Billy Mears
Billy Rudd
Red’’ Silver
Bill Sennett
Ed Giles
Harry
Bobby Short
al Beagon
Don Hoyt
al Leamy
Dick Worden
Bob Ayers
Bill Kelly
Vaz
Bizzarro
Wilkinson
Beauchamp
Carmody
Griffin
Hogel
Murray
D. Wilkinson
Mook
Boodakian
Collins
Foster
Ottaviano
J. Bizzarro
Bitensky
Shultz
Smith
Maloney
Eddie Stanky Sees Sox Turnaround Amid Worries After Sweep
Eddie Stanky, despite praising his Chicago White Sox during a 10-game skid, voices disappointment after the club’s 6-2 and 7-3 wins over Oakland completed their first series sweep of the year. He laments missed plays and notes the team remains six games behind Detroit as rivals post strong finishes across the league including Kaline and Mathews homers for Detroit and Cleveland’s shutout run.
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Eddie Stanky
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Stanky
Oakland
Texas
Mobile
Sox
Detroit Tigers
Fred Lasher
Sonny Sibbert
Curt Blefary
Cleveland
Baltimore
Steve Hargan
Indians
Duke Sims
Larry Brown
Lee Maye
Frank Robinson
Ron Perranoski
Minnesota
California
Perranoski
Jimmie Hall
Angels
Sammy Ellis
Minnie Rojas
Rich Rollins
Don Mincher
Mt Anthony Finishes Third in Middlebury Invitational Golf
Mt Anthony Union High School finishes third in the Middlebury Invitational Medal Tournament. Middlebury wins by one stroke over MSJ 417 to 418 with Rutland and Springfield tied for fourth at 449 and Otter Valley at 452. Medalist honors go to MSJ’s Greg Taylor with 74 and Mt Anthony’s Scott Griffin 77.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
MSJ
Mounties
Patriots
Rutland
Springfield
Otter Valley
Middlebury Country Club
Greg Taylor
Scott Griffin
Mt. Anthony
Mickey Carmody
Griffin
Oakerwood
Randy Mook
Dave Finnegan
Steve Shult
Durocher Uses Banks to Counter Franks Move in Cubs Win
Cubs beat the Giants 6-3 to split a doubleheader as Leo Durocher, exasperated by Herman Franks removing Bob Bolin, sent up Ernie Banks who belted his sixth homer of the season. Franks defended the switch as strategic while Chicago moved within one game of NL leaders. Other NL results included Cincinnati, Atlanta, and Houston wins.
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Leo Durocher
Herman Franks
Cubs
San Francisco
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Giants
Bob Bolin
Bolin
Southaw
Joe Gibbon
Dick Nen
Nen
Durocher
Ernie Banks
Widsom
Twinbill
Banks
Herman
Gibbon
St. Louis
Cardinals
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
New York Mets
Houston
Los Angeles
Jim Ray Hart
Gaylord Perry
Perry
Billy Williams
Red Sox Pitching Cause for Worry
Boston faces a western trip with a pitching staff strained by injuries and cut trades. Jim Lonborg’s return is hoped to stabilize the rotation while Lee Stange struggles in relief during Cape Cod Day. The Yankees topped Boston 11-3 as Boston’s seven game win streak ended.
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Boston
UPI
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Jim Lonborg
Anaheim
Lee Stange
Dick Williams
Cape Cod
Stange
Minnesota
Yankees
Jose Santiago
California
George Brunet
Dick Ellsworth
Gary Bell
Gary Waslewsky
Williams
Elston Howard
Russ Gibson
Ellie
Lonborg
John Wyatt
New York
al Lyle
Joe Verbanic
Wyatt
Andy Kosco
Tom Tresh
Tresh
Kosco
Norm Iebern
Stan Bahnsen
Yankee
Baltimore Orioles
Casper Breaks Money Record With Colonial Victory
Billy Casper won the Colonial National Invitation with a five under 275 to set a new money record, earning $25,000 and pushing his season total past $103,000. Gene Littler was runner up at even par 280, while Gary Player finished tied for fourth after a 283.
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Fort Worth
Tex
UPI
Billy Casper
Colonial
Casper
Gene Littler
Indianapolis
Gary Player
Littler
Tommy Aaron
Lee Trevino
Horizon City
Baseball Standings and Results Snapshot
The standings list Detroit leading with 22 wins and 12 losses, followed by Cleveland and Baltimore at 20 and 18 wins respectively. Sunday results include California beating Minnesota 2 1, Minnesota 3 California 2, New York 11 Boston 5, Detroit 7 Washington 0, and Cleveland sweeping Baltimore 11 6 and 2 0. Tonight’s schedule features Detroit at Minnesota, New York at Washington, Chicago at Baltimore, and Boston at California among others.
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Baltimore
Boston
Minnesota
Chicago
California
Oakland
Washington
New York
McLain
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Bosman
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