Sabers and Bulldogs Set for State Diamond Championship Playdowns
BCHL Sabers and Burr & Burton Bulldogs, county baseball champions, are seeded for four division playdowns announced by the Vermont Head Masters Association. Thirty teams enter, with Burlington Hardwick and Proctor defending in three divisions. Finals set for Windsor and Burlington on June 3.
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Tansiter Blanks Moose Nine 13-0
The Lectronics, aided by biting wind, defeated the Moose 13-0 in Bennington Little League. Terry Raetz earned the win with a two run triple and later scored, as Lectronics piled up four runs in the fifth and two in the final frame. Moose’s starter Joe Bizzarro took the loss. Action to follow features VFW against A&W at 6 p.m.
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Action Tonight
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Across Baseball League
National League standings show Cincinnati leading with 27 wins, St Louis 20, Pittsburgh 20, Atlanta 20, Chicago 19, San Francisco 20, Los Angeles 16, Philadelphia 15, New York 11, Houston 12. Wednesday results include Chicago over Cincinnati 4-3 twice, Dodgers over Mets 8-2, Braves over Cardinals 2-0, Pirates over Astros 7-4. Today’s games list six pitching matchups and six night contests across several venues.
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State Operated Ski Areas Hurting Individual Owners
Albany report shows private ski-area operators urge a constitutional ban on expanding state run ski areas. James Dempsey of Warrensburg says Whiteface and Gore Mountain lose money while a Hoffman Mountain project looms as voters consider a new state center. He notes state resorts price below private rivals.
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Local Morgan Horses Shine at Windsor Show
Matt Cattlemaster ridden by Luella Stuart of Bennington won the Morgan Pleasure Horses class at Windsor VI, recording his second Chan Page Trophy victory. John Hamlin’s Party Doll placed second in the Governor's Cup behind Dr. Frank Lathrop's Bold Admiral, with Bennington entries taking multiple ribbons in the Ed Vail trail class. The Windsor show opens the season ahead of the East Middlebury meet on June 4, sponsored by the Blue Mountain Riding Club. judges were Joseph Arigo and Richard McAvoy.
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Winchester
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Newport
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Robert McGee
Pittsburgh
Tim Morell
Brattleboro
Oreland
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Pace and Trots at Saratoga and Nearby Tracks
A dense card of harness and dirt racing results from Saratoga, Hinsdale, and surrounding venues. Multiple divisions report winners, times, earnings, and attendance with detailed placings and doubles.
Norshaft Arlington States II Little League Schedule
Six teams compete starting May 30 with games at North Bennington and Arlington fields. Evening games at 6 15 p m and weekend doubleheaders at 1 p m. First half includes Giants Red Sox Pirates Dodgers Braves Indians matchups across North Bennington and Arlington venues.
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Norshaft - Arlington
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Speedier Golf Rules To Speed Play In 1968
United States Golf Association and the Royal and Ancient Golf Club agreed on a world wide code of rules to speed up golf. Changes include lifting the ball for cleaning only before the first putt, continuous play on the putting green, and abolition of a two stroke penalty for certain off green plays. Final action pending. effective January 1, 1968 if approved. Sam Snead and Bobby Nichols criticized croquet style putting.
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UPI
United States Golf Association
Royal and Ancient Golf Club
St. Andrew’s
Scotland
Sam Snead
Bobby Nichols
McCraw Caps White Sox Rally with Three Homers
White Sox beat Twins 14-1 as Tom McCraw slugged three homers and drove in eight. Manager Eddie Stanky credits McCraw's improved approach to lefties and all-around value, lifting his season total to six homers and his batting average to .271. Gary Peters earned his sixth win in seven decisions aided by 21 White Sox hits.
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RBI
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Redbirds Shutout as Lemaster Tops Cardinals 2-0
Atlanta ace Denny Lemaster limited St Louis to a third inning single by Lou Brock and a 2-0 Braves win. Felipe Alou hit a two run homer in the fifth to break a pitching duel with Bob Gibson as Los Angeles, Pittsburgh and a Chicago Cincinnati doubleheader results framed NL action.
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Adams Hurricanes Top Mt Anthony in 7-6 Pitchers Dual
Adams Hurricanes rallied for three runs in the fourth to beat Mt Anthony Patriots IV 7-6 on Adams diamond. Starter Chris Christie allowed five innings, with Dave Ryan finishing. Patriots catcher Allan Sands slugged a two run homer off Dennis St John before Adams pulled ahead in the bottom of the final frame.
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