Prince's-Waite's Sacks Sal's To Win Luther Graves Trophy
Prince's-Waite's won the Luther Graves Memorial trophy with an 18-8 victory over Sal's in the Bennettington Softball League final at Memorial Park. A first inning blitz and a second inning eight-run burst sealed the title as PW finished the season 15-1, with Sal's rallying for six in the fourth but too late.
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Eagles scramble as QBs walk out over pay dispute
Eagles face a quarterback crisis after Sonny Jurgensen and King Hill left training camp over contract terms. A backup signal caller is sought while talks with GM Vince McNally continue. Jurgensen seeks about 30 000 for the season and Hill resists a cut from last year’s 20 000.
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King Hill
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Philadelphia
Jurgensen
Hill
McNally
Magic Number for Yankees Shrinks as Maris Lifts Yanks
Roger Maris delivered a two run homer in the ninth to lift the New York Yankees over Washington 5-4 and reduce the magic number to 11. Minnesota beat the Angels 4-2 to move within reach of a pennant while Kansas City swept Chicago White Sox. Detroit and Baltimore won as well.
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Yanks
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Bombers
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Twins
Chicago
Phil Regan
al Kaline
Rocky Colavito
Detroit
Tigers
Baltimore
Cleveland
Luis Aparicio
Jim Bouton
Senae
Claude Osteen
Americas Cup Matches Start Favor U S In Golf Pairings
In Des Moines Mexico and Canada challenge the United States as the Americas Cup matches open at Wakonda Country Club. Juan Estrada and Gary Cowan say the course is long and tough, while Lebron Harris Jr. believes the course can be mastered.
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Juan Estrada
Wakonda
Gary Cowan
D.C. Hoop La For 100000th League Contest
Washington fans await a milestone as the Senators prepare to play in the 100000th major league game. Jerry Lewis and Hollywood stars join a pregame exhibition against Washington media figures delaying the Senators game 20 minutes. Other notes include Spahn’s 19th win and Aparicio’s first career grand slam.
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Jerry Lewis
Washington Senators
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Dennis Crosby
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Kaline Extends AL Lead as Tigers Top Red Sox at Fenway
Detroit right fielder Al Kaline homered not, but collected three singles in four trips to lift his batting average to .318 and pull within one RBI of the league lead as the Tigers defeated Boston 6-1 at Fenway Park. Kaline’s effort, with Dick Stuart and Carl Yastrzemski in a close race, came as Detroit piled 13 hits off five Boston pitchers. The loss mathematically eliminates the Red Sox from the pennant race.
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Stuart
Earl Wilson
Red Sox
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Anderson
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Bob Turley
Billy Bruton
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Dick McAuliffe
Colavito
Dick Williams
Gary Geiger
Yastrzemski
Phil Regan
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Turley
al Kaline
Detroit Tigers
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston Red Sox
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Cubs Drop Dodgers in 11th on Hubbs Rally
In a key NL race moment the Dodgers faced Billy Williams with two out in the 11th and walked him intentionally after Andre Rodgers started the rally. Chicago won 2-1 to trim Los Angeles lead to five games over St. Louis as Ken Boyer drove in his 100th run in a 6-5 Cardinals win over the Mets. Warren Spahn spun four hits for a 1-0 Milwaukee victory over Pittsburgh, reaching 19 wins for the season.
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Cardinals
Ken Boyer
New York Mets
Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
Pittsburgh
Lindy McDaniel
Willie Davis
Marv Breeding
McDaniel
Lee Walls
Stan Musial
Mets
Ed Kranepool
Dick Groat
Boyer
Sam Jones
Larry Bearnorth
Spahn Surges Toward Records After Narrow Win
Warren Spahn, 42, blanked the Pittsburgh Pirates 1-0 to claim his 346th National League victory and his 19th win of the season. His performance nudges him past Tim Keefe on the all time list toward Kid Nichols 360 and inches toward Eddie Plank's 64 shutouts in a long career with the Braves.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Bob) Bailey
Tim Keefe
Kid Nichols
Braves
Boston
Eddie Plank
Christy Mathewson
Cy Young
Huff Spa Champion Wins Third Straight Summer Meet Title
Don Huff, Rochester teamster and the spa circuit’s busiest driver, finished the Saratoga summer meet with 61 wins, 55 seconds, and 26 thirds, earning a .383 average in the Universal Driver Rating System. Howard Parker topped the all-time winners list with 346 victories and a .408 average this season. In other games, Willie McCovey and Orlando Cepeda homered for San Francisco and Philadelphia edged Cincinnati. The Cubs beat the Dodgers on Santo’s sac fly and Bone’s defensive play helped stave off a late comeback. Stan Musial and Dick Groat delivered key RBIs as St Louis led 5-1 before the Mets tied it. Sam Jones earned the win.
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Don Huff
Spa
Rochester
Howard Parker
Willie McCovey
Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco
Houston
Dennis Bennett
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Baseball scores and upcoming games across leagues
Results from Wednesday include New York 5 at Washington 4 and Baltimore 6 at Cleveland 5. Detroit 6 defeated Boston 1 while Kansas City 4 7 Chicago 2 3 Minnesota 4 and Los Angeles 2. Friday and Thursday schedules list multiple intercity matchups, with games such as Los Angeles at Minnesota and Detroit at Boston among others. Several late games note ties or night starts.
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Cleveland
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Dorset Club Labor Day Golf Results
Dor set Field Club hosted a Labor Day member guest with wins in first to fourth flights led by Gaudette T Bushee 2 up over Pickhardt Glans first flight. Second flight Gaudette Lake2-1 Krenz Felis. Third flight Vaughan Stearns over Sykes Barber 4-0. Fourth flight Powers Ambrose over Whitehead Dufresne 4-3. Beaten four Pierson White over Schrader Jones 2-1. Beaten four second flight Fay Giddings over Pier son Minor 2-1. Beaten four third flight Cooper Burbank over Finnegan Cummings 4-2. Beaten four fourth flight Jewell McAllenney over Mikesh Nichols 2-1. Ladies best ball full handicap Vaughan Stearns 70 net runner-up Pickhardt Markey 72 net. Consolation best ball Tuttle Sweezey 60 net. International League playoffs Indianapolis 11 Syracuse 2. Toronto at Atlanta ppd. Pacific Coast results Spokane Tacoma 3-2 Seattle 8 Portland 0 Okla City 8 Salt Lake 0 San Diego 1 Hawaii placeholder.
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Alice Pickhardt
Millie Markey
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Gary Player Leads Utah Open Tourney
Gary Player led 149 professionals and 11 amateurs into the first round of the Utah Open Invitational at Salt Lake Country Club. The par 70, 6984 yard course hosts the event while Nicklaus and Palmer play in Akron, Ohio. The field will be cut to the low 70s after Friday’s second round.
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South Africa
Gary Player
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Salt Lake Country Club
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Arnold Plamer
Julius Boros
Bob Charles
Akron
Ohio
Hinsdale Feature Pace Won by Annabelle at Hinsdale Raceway
Hinsdale New Hampshire Annabelle captured the feature mile pace last night in 2 minutes 5. six seconds, paying $3.60. The race show included Koonce and McDaniel for Hinsdale with Ber tell and Schaffer in relief, 11 innings noted in the box score.
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Bowling Column Debuts Tuesday in The Banner
Bennington’s The Banner launches a weekly bowling column starting Tuesday September 10 written by Fred Keppler a former Utica Observer Dispatch writer and top bowler. Keppler 36 Albany native data processing manager at Ben Mont lives in Bennington with wife Jane and two children.
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Bowling News
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Utica Observer Dispatch
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Bennington
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Utica
Froehling Upsets Emerson In National Amateur Tennis Play
Forest Hills, N Y Frank Froehling III of Coral Gables Fla upset Roy Emerson Australia world No 1 amateur 6-4 4-6 9-7 6-2 in the national championships fourth round. The win ends Australia’s quarterfinals drought at Forest Hills and shifts Davis Cup implications as Froehling advances with Riessen McKinley Ralston Osuna and other Americans in the field.
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Froehling
Australia
Forest Hills
Adelaide
Marty Riessen
Chuck McKinley
Dennis Ralston
Nesday
Ralston
Barnes
McKinley
Koch
Osuna
Riessen
Larry Nagler
Los Angeles
Margaret Smith
England
Christine Truman
Deidre Catt
Yola Ramirez Ochoa
Mexico
J D Wellspeak Team Wins At Rutland Fair
The J D Wellspeak team from Bennington won first place in the 3400 pound horse pulling class at Rutland Fair for pulling a 9990 pound load six feet on the second day. Melvin Degrasse of Chester took second by pulling the same load 48 inches. The Wellspeak team again won first in the afternoon free for all event by pulling the 9990 load six feet.
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J. D. Wellspeak
Bennington
Rutland Fair
Melvin Degrasse
Chester
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