Lamphier and Bushee Triumph at Oakerwood Labor Day
Frank Lamphier and Tom Bushee win the championship division at Oakerwood Golf Course Labor Day tournament after edging last year’s champions Alex Mahar and Jack Carmody on the 17th hole. Mahar and Carmody earned medalist honors with a 70 as 64 golfers began play Friday amid gale weather and timely clothes changes.
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Frank Lamphier
Tom Bushee
Oakerwood Golf Course
Alex Mahar
Jack Carmody
Mahar
Carmody
Craig Galipeau
Barry Walsh
Mildenberger Faces Clay in Title Bout With Little Support
Karl Mildenberger, 28, fights Cassius Clay for the world heavyweight title in Frankfurt amid slim local backing. Friends report mail cartoons predicting a first round KO, while former champs Joe Louis and Max Schmeling doubt Clay can be beaten. Mildenberger insists his southpaw style can test Clay for 15 rounds. Louis, who arrived to promote the fight, notes Mildenberger’s speed but says the German lacks a door to trouble the champion.
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Frankfurt
Germany
UPI
West Germany
Karl Mildenberger
Cassius Clay
Mildenberger
Clay
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Bill Daniels
New York City
Louis
Williams College Purple and White Scrimmage Preview
Williams College football holds its annual Purple and White intersquad scrimmage at 2:30 on Cole Field with free admission. The purple squad features probable starters on offense while the white squad uses the first-string offense. Aiming for evaluation ahead of Sept. 10 intercollegiate scrimmage versus Norwich at Weston Field, then Sept. 17 at Baker Field against Columbia University in New York City.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Cole Field
Williams
Norwich
Weston Field
New York City
Columbia University
Baker Field
Baseball Title At Stake In North Bennington Playoff
The Elks and CYO clash at 5 p.m. in North Bennington for a one game Interstate League title decider. Elks beat Hoosick Falls 8 0 Thursday to reach 12 3 and tie CYO. Last year’s postseason saw a three game series won by the Elks. Rainouts pushed the schedule behind and officials capped the playoff to a single game.
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Elks
CYO
North Bennington
Hoosick Falls Lions
NHL Stars Teed Off In First Player Guest Golf Tourney
At Equinox House Country Club Manchester the NHL launches its first annual 36 hole Player Guest Golf Tournament. Each of the six clubs fields a four man team led by Gordie Howe for Detroit with teammates Delvecchio Smith and Ullman. Captains include Bobby Rousseau Stan Mikita Vic Hadfield Frank Mahovlich and Eddie Johnston as top all stars.
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Manchester
UPI
National Hockey League
Equinox House
NHL
Detroit Red Wings
Gordie Howe
Howe
Red Wing
Alex Delve
Orioles Sweep Yankees End Hope Of Pennant Run
Baltimore swept a holiday doubleheader from New York 5-4 and 7-4 to eliminate the Yankees from pennant contention. Paul Blair drove in five and Dave Johnson added five hits as the Orioles cut their magic number to 14 while Detroit widened its lead. Frank Robinson sparked the nightcap rally, and Brooks Robinson ended a long slump with a clutch hit.
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Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
New Yorkers
Orioles
Baltimore
Detroit
Washington
Paul Blair
Dave Johnson
Yanks
Kansas City
Boston
Blair
Johnson
The
Birds
Yankees
Frank
Curt Blefary
Russ Snyder
New York
Clete Boyer
Frank R
Boyer
California
Chicago
Minnesota
Cleveland
Steve Whitaker
Frank Robinson
Jim Nash
Ed Charles
Nash
Bert Campaneris
Mike Hershberger
Charles
Hershberger
Angel
Bobby Knoop
Tom Satriano
Norm Cash
al Kaline
Mickey Stanley
Tigers
Johnny Podres
Cash
Jake Wood
Kaline
Frank Howard
Mike McCormick
Fred Valentine
Senators
Don Wert
Glenn Beckett
Philadelphia
Arnold Early
Philly
Richie Allen
Ray Culp
Cubs
One Hundred Grand May Soothe Meet Promoters
The Soviet Union and Poland agreed to pay about $100,000 in damages for their walkouts from scheduled dual track meets with the United States in California Russia and Poland protesting U S involvement in Vietnam The IAAF called the matter at its Hungary meeting and the US said compensation was reasonable to cover losses.
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Budapest
UPI
Soviet Union
Poland
United States
California
Russia
U.S
Athletic Federation
IAAF
Hungary
Dan Ferris
Dodgers Win Behind Injured Arms Despite Three Koufax Like Pitchers
Dodgers salvage win as three rotated starters exit with injuries including Koufax style elbow issues. Alston laments and may rely on Moeller and Singer. Pirates, Cubs, Braves, and Cardinals also win or split, with Mazeroski and Aaron homers boosting respective teams.
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Walter Alston
Sandy Koufax
Koufax
Alston
Los Angeles
Claude Osteen
Don Drysdale
Don Sutton
Dodgers
San Francisco
Pittsburgh Pirates
Sutton
Joe Moeller
Bill Singer
Baseball Standings and Results From Monday
Standings show Cinci 8 New York 2 and 8 5 for first and second. Pittsburgh 13 Atlanta 5 in 10 innings. Chicago 5 Philadelphia 4 and Philadelphia 7 Chicago 2 in two games. St. Louis 4 Houston 1 and Houston 6 St. Louis 0 in two games. Los Angeles 4 San Francisco. Chicago 7 Minn 4 in morning. Boston 5 Cleveland 1 and Cleveland 3 Boston 1 in two. Baltimore 5 New York 4 and 7 New York 4 with Wash 6 Det 4 and Detroit 7 Wash 4 at twilight. Ran City 4 California 1 at night.
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New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Houston
Dodgers
San Francisco Hurlers
Billy Hoeft
Wes Parker
Jim Gilliam
Willie Davis
Tommy Davis
Willie Mays
Bill Mazeroski
Jim Pagliaroni
Pirates
Mazeroski
Pittsburgh
Denis Menke
Hank Aaron
Tony Cloninger
Rico
Cinci
N.Y
Atlanta
Los Angeles
San Francisc
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
Ran City
California
San Fran
Minnesota
Cincinnati
Washington
Kansas City
Houston Powerful In Opening Game
Houston Oilers, bolstered by Ernie Ladd and Pat Holmes, dominated Denver in the AFL opener with 259 passing yards and 213 rushing yards for 472 total offense while holding Denver to minus seven passing and 33 rushing yards. Blanda’s aces and Burrell and Blanks ground game fueled the win as Houston led in key team stats.
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New York
UPI
San Diego
Houston
Ernie Ladd
Oilers
Ladd
Pat Holmes
Denver
Ually Stro
George Blanda
Ode Burrell
Sid Blanks
Baseball League Leaders and Season Totals Summary
A compact record of top hitters and pitchers by league. Key figures include Alou and Rose leading batting in the National League, Aaron and Allen tying for home runs, Clemente and Aaron driving in runs, and Regan, Perry, and Koufax among top NL pitchers with McNally and Kaat leading the American League.
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Pet. F.abn
Bal
Oliva
Min
Kaline
Det
Powell
Vi’tne
Wegner
Cle
Kubrn
Hward
Cash
Cybo
Bos
Aaron
Braves
Allen
Phillies
Mays
Giants
Torre
Hart
F. Robinson
Orioles
Pepitone
Yanks
Colavito
Indians
Clemente
Pirates
White
Stargell
Killebrew
Twins
Horton
Tigers
B. Robinson
Regan
Dodgers
Marichal
Perry
Maloney
Reds
Koufax
McNally
Sanford
Angels
Kaat
Boswell
Siebert
Patriots Trim Roster Amid High-Priced Rookies Shuffle
Boston Patriots cut three players including two high priced rookie signees Dick Arrington and Jim Boudreaux along with Charlie Smith as the club trims to 39. Ed Khayat, a nine year NFL veteran, signed after talks to join the Pats. Local standouts Danny Golden and Dick Campo were released as Patriot moves spark trade talks with Jim Colclough rumors.
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Boston
UPS
Boston Patriots
Dick Arrington
Notre Dame
Jim Boudreaux
Louisiana Tech
Boston College
Charlie Smith
Colclough
Holovak
Weeb Ewbank
Jets
Arrington
Boudreaux
Joe Bellino
Labor Day Handle Down at Green Mountain Park
Attendance at Green Mountain Park on Labor Day fell to 10,978 with a handle of 652,189 dollars, compared with Labor Day 1965 when 12,136 fans wagered 660,864 dollars.
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Pownal
Green Mountain Park
Softball Winners Crown Central Atlantic Tourney Champs
Wilmington based Third Street Bar captured the Central Atlantic fast pitch softball title defeating First National Bank of Dunmore Pa 4 to 1 behind one hit pitching by George Ulmer.
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Wilmington
Del
UPI
Third Street Bar
George Ulmer
Central Atlantic
Downing First National Bank of
Dunmore
Braves Farm Director John Mullen Resigns
John Mullen longtime Braves farm director resigned on Monday to take a position with another club. He did not reveal his new team and noted his tenure covered the Boston and Milwaukee eras.
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Atlanta
UPI
John Mullen
Atlanta Braves
Mullen
Braves
Boston
Milwaukee
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Carl Hegel
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