Richford Defeats Arlington to Reach State Playoffs
Richford upset Arlington 2-0 to knock the Eagles from the Class TM state baseball playoffs. Arlington totaled eight hits and left ten on base as Jim Webb allowed the two runs over seven innings before Keith Clayton finished the sixth. Steve Patterson pitched all seven for Richford with seven strikeouts.
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Eagles
Jim Webb
Keith Clayton
Steve Patterson
Berkshire Golfers Win at Mt. Anthony
Berkshire Country Club players Bob Johnson and George Horton won the 20th annual William Travers Jerome Memorial Day Four-Ball at Mt. Anthony, finishing nine under par after a 2 and 1 final over Cliff Rounds and Emil McKay. Semifinals saw Horton and Johnson prevail 4 and 3, with multiple division finals decided. Denmark and Turkey played to a 0 0 tie in an international soccer match.
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George Horton
Berkshire Country Club
Pittsfield
Mass
William Travers Jerome
Chuck Horton
William Travers
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Johnson
Bob Towers
Luke Welch
Horton
Emil McKay
Cliff
Locklin
Luck Not Speed Key To Hill Victory In Anniversary 500
Great Britain's Graham Hill won the golden anniversary Indianapolis 500 amid heavy attrition. Only six of 33 starters finished, with Hill benefiting from luck as 27 cars failed due to crashes or mechanical troubles. Johnny Boyd, George Snider, Chuck Hulse, and Al Unser were among those eliminated. Jim Clark finished second after avoiding multiple spins.
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England
UPI
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Speedway
Indianapolis
Ind
Great Britain
Scotland
Jackie Stewart
Johnny Boyd
George Snider
Chuck Hulse
al Unser
Jimmy Clark
Walls
Clark
Benhi and BCHS Play Final Meeting in Baseball
Bennington High School and Bennington Catholic square off in the last ever interschool game between the two, with BCHS aiming to close Rutland High’s lead and reach 7-1 in league play after a makeup win over Otter Valley. Coach Frank Bizzarro eyes J. J. Moore on the mound, with Jerry Jepson likely starting. Game at 4 p.m. at Wellying Field, North Bennington.
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Sabers
Frank Bizzarro
J. J. Moore
Jerry Jepson
Welling Field
North Bennington
Salvatore and Sauer Reach State Meet Targets
Bellows Falls athletes Salvatore and Sauer of Bennington Catholic High were the only Bennington runners to finish in the top six at the Southern Vermont Track and Field Championships at Hadley Memorial Field. Sauer placed fifth in discus with 112 feet 10 inches, narrowly missing fourth by a quarter inch. Salvatore ran a personal best mile in 4:45.1 and finished sixth. Bob Byron of Rutland High won discus with 139 feet 7 inches, while the meet record in the mile fell to Belows Falls’ Bob Barnett with 4:28.0.
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Jim Sauer
Bennington Catholic High
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Rutland High
Salvatore
Bob Barnett
Barnett
Laver
Burlington
Richard Moskovitz
Dick Noble
Benhi
Hugh Perkins
Noble, Moskovitz
John Mook
Gary Hamilton
Perkins
Emerson Favored to Win French International Tennis Title
Roy Emerson of Australia, seeking the grand slam, was heavily favored to beat Francois Jauffret of France in the French International quarterfinals. Tony Roche, also from Australia, was favored over Alexander Metreveli in the other quarterfinal. Emerson aims to capture the missing French title this year after near misses in 1964.
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UPI
Roy Emerson
Australia
Francois Jauffret
France
Tony Roche
Russia
Alexander Metroveli
Former Benhi Coach To Speak at Saber Night
Darrell R. Squirrel Sawyer, Bennington Catholic's 1966 Vermont State Basketball champions, will speak Thursday at Saber Night. A Bennington High graduate and Arnold College alumnus, he has coached multiple sports at Bendi and now teaches and assists football at Norwich Free Academy in Connecticut. The event, sponsored by the Bennington Elks, starts at 7:30 p.m. at the Elks Rooms.
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Lamabe Shuts Boston to Highlight White Sox Twin Bill
Jack Lamabe pitched seven perfect innings before a single in the eighth as Chicago swept Boston 11-0 after winning the opener 1-0 on John Buzhardt’s five-hitter. Lamabe, in his first AL start in two years, improved to 2-1, striking out six. Don Buford and Tom McCraw led the offense with three hits apiece as Chicago built early leads and held Boston scoreless through 30 straight innings.
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New York
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Washington
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Kansas City
Foy
Houston
Don Buford
Tom McCraw
Buford
Tom Agee
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Floyd Robinson
Red Sox
Earl Wilson
Dennis McLain
Tigers
A’s
Norm Cash
McLain
Phil Roof
Angels
Indians
Cleveland
Jim Fregosi
Bobby Knoop
Minnie Tojas
Rojas
Dean Chance
Bernie Allen
Harmon Killebrew
Twins
al Worthington
Woody Held
Andy Etchebarren
Steve Barber
Rosslyn Park Clinches Rugby Tourney Win in Boston
Rosslyn Park of London secured a three day International Rugby Tournament title with a 16 to 5 victory over Boston Rugby Football Club. In the opening game of a doubleheader Olympic Club of San Francisco defeated Racing Club de France 11 to 3.
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London
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