Three Area Teams in Baseball Tourney Readies Wednesday Games
Vermont headmasters select Bennington High Burr and Burton and North Bennington for the state Class M tourney. Bennington (8-5) faces Windsor (11-3) in Brattleboro Thursday at 4. North Bennington (4-2) meets Poultney (5-2) in West Rutland Wednesday at 3 30. Burr and Burton (10-2) takes Waterbury (6-3) at Otter Valley Union Wednesday at 3 30.
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Vermont
Bennington High School
Burr and Burton Seminary of
Manchester
North
Bennington
Molly Stark
Don Ziter
Windsor
Brattleboro
North Bennington
Bud Leamy
Poultney
West Rutland
Burr and Burton
Carl Rice
Waterbury
Otter Valley Union
Burr
Burton
Bulldogs
Spahn and Lary Power Mets in Two Wins over Phillies
Warren Spahn and Frank Lary, veteran castoffs, led the New York Mets to a 6-2 win and a 4-1 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. Spahn, 44, earned his 360th win and tied for sixth on the all time list, while Lary allowed three hits in eight innings for his first decision of the year. Eddie Kranepool and Charley Smith added key hits as Johnny Lewis delivered a three-run homer in the sixth.
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UPI
Warren Spahn
Frank Lary
Spahn
Milwaukee
Lary
Detroit
Gene Mauch
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Mauch
Cincinnati
Houston
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Chicago
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St. Louis
Los Angeles
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Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
Met
New York
Jim Bunning
Mets
Eddie Kranepool
Charley Smith
Spahine
Sion
Tug McGraw
Tony Gonzalez
Johnny Lewis
Julian Javier
Tracy Stallard
Claude Osteen
Dave Giusti
Jim Maloney
Joey Jay
Maloney
Deron Johnson
John Edwards
Leo Cardenas
Eddie Mathews
Bob Shaw
Hank Fischer
Mathews
Hank Aaron
Roberto Clemente
Donn Clendenon
Andre Rodgers
Don Schwall
Lew Burdette
Poultney
Bennington
Windsor
Dave Ordway
Ordway
Brattleboro
Cats
Colonels
Open qualifier shocks as Sanders and others miss cut
Doug Sanders earns automatic U S Open entry after winning two titles this season. George Archer and Rod Funseth fail to advance at Memphis playoff for final berth, while Kermit Zarley leads with 136 at Memphis as 347 players qualify. Remaining 71 spots decided across nine sites amid rain delays.
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New York
UPI
Doug Sanders
George Archer
Rod Funseth
Cally
Kermit Zarley
Yakima
Wash
Memphis
Archer
Funseth
Charley Coody
Las Vegas
Zarley
Dick Crawford
Joel Hirsch
Pewaukee
Wis
Chicago
Jim Ferriell
Louisville
Joe Taylor
Charleston
W. Va
Cincinnati
Dave Stockton
Joe Lopez
Miami
Jerry Steelsmith
Santa Barbara
Calif
Indianapolis
Gaylord Simon
West Chicago
Atlanta
Carmel
Burlington
N.C
Columbia
D.C
Scotch Plains
N.J
Lincoln
Neb
A W Defeats Polygraphic Behind Porter's One Hitter
A W defeated Polygraphic 1 0 in six innings behind Randy Porter’s one hitting pitching in the Little League season opener. Ricky Caslin of Polygraphic allowed one hit, but an error and a walk in the second produced the only A W run. Roy Hurlburt started the scoring with a second inning single and Porter scored on the play, while Mark Hassenpflug’s fifth inning single was the lone other hit for A W.
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Randy Porter
Polygraphic
Ricky Caslin
A&w
Roy Hurlburt
Porter
Hurlburt
Mark Hassenpflug
Baseball Line Scores From National League and More
Summary of NL games with results: Fischer wins for San Francisco over Houston. Maloney beats Giusti for Houston. Chicago routs Pittsburgh. New York splits doubleheader with Philadelphia. St. Louis defeats Los Angeles. HRs by Mathews Kranepool Smith Lewis and Gonzalez highlighted the day.
Baseball Leaders G AB R H Pet and Honors
Baseball leaders by league and national standings. Highlights include Coleman Cin and Mays Giants leading in hits and averages. runners up Torre Mil and Aaron Mil among top averages. Home run and RBI leaders noted for both leagues with multiple players tied or near top. Pitching leaders listed with win loss marks and ERAs for NL and AL.
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Coleman Cin
Mays
Torre
Mil
Knrpol
Allen
Phi
Jhnsa
J.alou
Clndnn
Pit
Aaron
Pinson
Cin
AB R
Pet. Jones
Bos
Horton
Det
Davalo
Cle
McAulfe
Mantila
Cater
Chi
Brandt
Bas
Wagar
Yimski Bos
Giants
Swoboda
Mets
Santo
Cubs
Braves
Mathews
McCovey
Conigliaro
Red Sox
Tigers
Gentile
A’s
Blefary
Orsioles
Kaline
Saratoga Entries First Trot and Pace Listings
Horse entries feature multiple harness races at mile length with $600 purses and one $1,200 trotting race. Notable runners include Ohie Demon Fird Alden Vickie Rodney Tazzie Tish Scotts Rambler Second Guess and Summer Storm with numerous names in each division and several elegibles listed.
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Fird Alden
Vickie Rodney
Tazzie Tish
Scotts Rambler
Runny
Mede Cathy
Jimmy
Senator Rocket
Cica Rader
Conestoga Dusty
Clavhaven Telstar
Nab
Cherry Jean
Clayhaven Zephyr
Orbit Volo
Caroldon
P. J. Ford
Quinton Boy
Babelon
Kiskatom
Topaz Black Flame
Rebel Land
Marge
Jay Bob
Milt's
Esquire
Tiger Ray Marian F. Volo
Wally May
Volo Dares
Lilli Put
Rob's Boy
Sadie Pick
Lusty Abbey
Pulaski Mac
Everett Diamond
Houston Express
Topaz Victora
Pal Boy
Drum
Jolly Songstress
Colonie Prince
Pindar C
Happy Duck
Knight Yeado
Dec Valentine
Bangle
Allene P. Scott
Miss Murphy
Ensign Wyn
Mile
Seaway
Avon Boy
Victorious Mac
Golden Frisky
Tamara Ann
Scotch Ann
General Byrd
Lark
L'l Genesee
Golden Frost
Mickey MacPheron
Chief Deville
Colonie
Charming Chic
Wally's
Pepitone Slams Four-Run HR In 15-5 Yanks Win
Joe Pepitone powered the Yankees with a grand slam and four homers in five games, lifting New York to a 15-5 victory over Cleveland. Mel Stottlemyre earned his fifth win as Tom Tresh, Phil Linz, and Clete Boyer added key hits in a 16-hit attack. The Mets swept Philadelphia 6-2 and 4-1, while Detroit, Baltimore, Chicago, and others won in the league.
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Yanks
Joe Pepitone
Yankee
New York
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Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Mets
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Houston
Pitts
Burgh
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Joe
Johnny Keane
Roger Maris
Mel Stottlemyre
Tom Tresh
Phil Linz
Clete Boyer
Tresh
Linz
Boyer
Jack Kralick
Jim Palmer
Wally Bunker
Ruth Hits 714th Homer 30 Years Ago at Forbes Field
At Forbes Field on May 25, 1935 Babe Ruth connected for his 714th and final career home run. He had earlier homered off Red Lucas and later off Guy Bush, with 10,000 fans watching as he became the first to send a ball into the right field stands for that long-distance shot.
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UPI
Boston Braves
Forbes Field
Pie Traynor
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pie
Babe Ruth
Traynor
Ruth
Red Lucas
Babe
Guy Bush
Lucas
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