Eagles Top Moose 4-3 In Fifth Inning Little League Opener
The Bennington Little League opened the 1965 season with the Eagles defeating the Moose 4-3 Sunday afternoon. Robin Outwater earned the win with key hits including a first extra-base hit for the league, as Moose tied the game 3-3 in the fourth. A late error and single produced the Eagles' fourth run, and a 6 o'clock game between A & W and Polygraphic was announced for tonight.
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Ev Chaffin
Jim Harris
Chris Gates
Duncan Keir
Robin Outwater
Bill Wright
Harris
Gates
Dick Brunina
Outwater
Wright
Steve Dennis
Steve Latif
Bucky Long
Vern Pierce
Steve Blodgett
Dennis
Barry LeBarron
John LaCroix
Houston
Jim Wynn
Jim Ray Hart
Astrodome
Hart
Jim Davenport
Gaylord Perry
Ken Johnson
Milwaukee
Eagle
The
Orioles Sweep Detroit to climb to third in AL
The Orioles, missing Brooks Robinson and with Boog Powell limited, swept Detroit 7-3 and 8-3 to rise from sixth to third. Jackie Brandt led Baltimore with four hits and four RBI, boosting his average to .319. Pitchers Steve Barber and Dave McNally earned their second wins, while Stu Miller completed both games.
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Birds
Hank Bauer
Steve Barber
Dave McNally
Stu Miller
Hank Aguirre
Jack Hamilton
Detroit
Cardinals Rally In 12 Inning Win Over Mets 8 7
The St Louis Cardinals erased a 7 0 deficit and after a 77 minute rain delay edged the New York Mets 8 7 in 12 innings. In Chicago Los Angeles used an unusual move with two outfielders to beat the Cubs in 16 innings 3 2. Other results included Philadelphia over Cincinnati 4 3 in 10, San Francisco 5 2 over Houston, and Pittsburgh 10 1 over Milwaukee.
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Dodgers
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Cincinnati
San Francisco
Houston
Pittsburgh
Alston
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Wrigley Field
Milwaukee
Baltiemore
First Mt. Anthony Hole-in-One Hit By Margaret Harte
Mrs. Margaret Harte of Bank Street recorded the first hole-in-one of the season at Mt. Anthony Country Club on Sunday afternoon. She holed out on the fourth hole, a 115 yard par three along the Walloomsac River, using a seven iron and a Spaulding Red Dot ball.
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Margaret Harte
Bank Street
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Clay Sees Lewiston Police Coverage Unnecessary
Cassius Clay said police protection in Lewiston Maine during his world heavyweight title defense against Sonny Liston was unnecessary. Local and state officers planned to guard him while he stayed in Auburn and traveled to the Central Maine Youth Center arena. Clay, calm and defiant, argued the protection was propaganda and dismissed fears of gunmen, while rival Liston trained nearby. A separate note from Melbourne reports Tommy Watts setting an unofficial world water speed record at 137.2 mph.
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Louisville Lip
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