Simmons shuts out Cubs as Cards near Dodgers
Curt Simmons improved to 30th career shutout with a 6-0 win over Chicago and helped the St Louis Cardinals reach within three games of the Dodgers. Bill White drove in three runs as St Louis extended its streak to 12 wins in 13 games while Los Angeles rested.
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Curt Simmons
St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Cardinals
Dodgers
St. Louis
Simmons
Bill White
Cubs
Bob Gibson
Chicago
Glen Hobbie
Sandy Koufax
Pittsburgh
Don Cardwell
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
New York Mets
Philadelphia
Ron Santo
Bob Sadowski
Braves
Reds
Eddie Mathews
Gordy Coleman
Hank Aaron
Ted Williams
Peters
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Los Angeles Angels
Hall
Wally Berger
Frank Robinson
Bob Grim
Yankees
Jim Bouton
Athletics
Steve Hamilton
Hal Reniff
Reniff
Charley Law
Bobby DelGreco
Jerry Lumpe
Detroit
Claude Osteen
Washington
Jim Bunning
Terry Fox
Bunning
Jimmie Hall Ties Mark For Home Runs by Rookie
Outfielder Jimmie Hall drives for American League rookie honors with his 30th and 31st home runs in a 7-4 Twins win over Cleveland. Pitcher Gary Peters of the Chicago White Sox also contends with standout season stats.
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Jimmie Hall
Associated Press
Gary Peters
Chicago White Sox
Hall
Minnesota Twins
Cleveland
Bowling through the ages a lively sport turns widely popular
The piece traces bowling origins from Italy and the Netherlands to its American rise. It notes nine pins from Dutch settlers on Manhattan, nine to ten pins, and the first organization in 1895. It also lists lane specs and highlights from local leagues and major league results.
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Rip van Winkle
America
Italy
American Bowling Congress
Holland
Rip
Hendrick Hudsons
Carksill Mountain
Bennington
Carreau
Manhattan Island
Doris Fisher
Joan Gates
Lorraine Burgess
Arlington 5
Richard Mullin
Norman Mattison
Lee Warners
Mattison
A.B.C
Healds Plastic
Bob Marsh
Bennington Lanes
Massachusetts Pair Win Equinox Invitation Four Ball Tourney
Walter Osman of Fitchburg and Robert Decker of Littleton won the Equinox Links Club Invitation Four Ball by beating Bruce Fenn and Ernest Segalyn after three extra holes. The event featured 26 pairs withflight winners including Fritz Pruyn and Gerald Messin and consolation victors in multiple flights. Kenneth White and Harry Simila carded an 18 hole medal play net 64 to end the weekend events.
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Walter Osman
Fitchburg
Mass
Robert Decker
Littleton
Otis
Manchester
Equinox Links
Bruce Fenn
Dorset
Ernest Segalyn
Springfield
Fenn
Segalyn
Colby College
Brooklyn
N.Y
Kenneth White
Harry Simila
Winchendon
Mary Donavan
Bennington
Robert J. Fisk
Equinox Links Club
Donald Mattison
Manchester Depot
Goodwin Outpoints Gondo in Tokyo Boxing Showdown
Matt Goodwin of Richmond California outpoints Ma sao Gondo of Japan in Tokyo on Monday. City results list Kansas City 7 and New York 6 in a packed card with multiple MLB style scores and tonight’s matchups Boston at Los Angeles New York at Kansas City Cleveland at Minnesota Baltimore at Chicago Detroit at Washington twi nights.
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Tokyo
Matt Goodwin
Richmond
Calif
Masao Gondo
Japan
Kansas City
New York
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston
Los Angeles
Chicago
Baltimore
Detroit
Washington
L. A
St. Louis
Milwaukee
San Fran
Phila
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Houston
Philadelphia
San Francisco
W. L. Pet
Kansas C
L.A
Washington Ol
Strikes Spares and Splits in Monument Bowling Standings
Union Carbide Consumer Products leads with Eastman High Single 229 and High Triple 569. Volkswagen loses 3 1 and Greene’s Oil wins 3 1 as A and W Root Beer takes one. High scores highlight Greene’s Oil and Eastman performances in a mixed league recap.
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Volkswagen
Dunham’s
H. Eastman
A & W Root Beer
Greene’s Oil
W. Fisher
County National Bank
Eagle Square Mfg. Co
J. King
Andy Barber Shop
Mear’s Mobil
A. Mears
Crosiers Barber Shop
Eddington’s
C. Taft
Saul
Saratoga Raceway Pace Results Amid Mixed Times and Scratches
Horse race results from Saratoga Raceway list multiple pace events across mile distances. Notable entries include Linda's Dee winning at 7.49 with Cleo Rader second, and Ensign Wyn placing third, with times around 2:11 to 2:12 for several divisions. Numerous also started horses and scratches are noted, along with payoffs such as the daily double.
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Linda's Dee
Frasier
Cleo Rader
Coville
Ensign Wyn
Lewis
April Jane
Jester Chief
Frisky B
Lib’s Way
Holiday Happy
Mickey MacPherson
Hamilton
Calvaso
Coons
Lady Pace
Schmige
Miss Lyndon
Fred Bear
Rose Mary Byrd
Edna Dwyer
Farson Dares
McFadden
Sprouse
Dora Bointy
B. Bogardus
Space Ray
LaRouchh
Virginia Lauradel
Shadydale Flutter
Tortuga
Yankee Mark
Golden Hanover
Ith Pace
Mile
Chief Devilio
Langtry
Reldie Wick
Chuckery Corners
Bloodgood
King Cole
Dazzling Manners
Abbe Dell
Dutev's Dream
Jarrettown
Leo
Gay Helen
Lotz Wins 1-Up In U S Amateur Golf Tourney
John Lotz of Hayward California edged James W Paul of Glen Head New York 1 up in the opening round at Wakonda Club Des Moines Iowa in the 63rd U S Amateur Golf Championship The 22 year old beat Paul after a 74 to 75 as the match concluded on the 18th hole Also advancing were David Eichelberger and Frank James while favorites Labron Harris Jr and Deane Beman looked headed for runaway wins
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John Lotz
U.S
Des Moines
Iowa
Hayward
Calif
United States
James W. Paul
Glen Head
N.Y
Lotz
Paul
New Yorker
David Eichelberger
Waco, Tex
Texas
John R. Hughes Jr
Greensboro
N. C
Bob Lunn
George W. Archer
Gilroy
Lunn
San Francisco
Archer
California
Tom Culligan
Hillsborough
Charles L. Tinkham
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Martin Boehn
Las Vegas
Labron Harris Jr
Enid
Okla
Deane Beman
Arlington
Harris
Bill Cowardin
Newport News
Beman
Richard Latimer
Washington, D.C
Williams Stresses Offense In First Full Scrimmage
Williams College coach Frank Navarro lauded an offensive scrimmage that produced 48 points as the White team erased a one point deficit with a dramatic 60 yard pass for a late touchdown. Jerry Jones to Marty Shulkin capped the winner as Purple and White divided squads impressed with passing accuracy and improving quarterbacks Fearon and Jones.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Frank Naverro
Jerry Jones
Marty Shulkin
Shulkin
Navarro
Williams
Purple & White
Doug Fearon
Purple
Jones
White
Fearon
Ken Watson
Bill Chapman
Chapman
Jim Leitz
John Pryor
Carry Back Leads Second Comeback in Big East Win
Carry Back, the 1961 Derby champion, won by six lengths on the Atlantic City grass as he resumes racing after retirement. Golden Ruler extended an unbeaten four race win streak by taking the Arlington-Washington Futurity at Chicago, paying $6.80.
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Carry Back
Golden Ruler
Louisville
Atlantic City
Chicago
Mary V. Fisher
Detroit
Cleveland
Randall Park
Powhatan Stable
Chieftain
Dorothy Comiskey Rigney
Dunfee
Benhi Boosters to Hold Wednesday Meeting
The Benhi Boosters Club will meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday at Bennington High School. All interested persons are urged to attend as sufficient attendance could lead to officer nominations and setting organizational policies.
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Benhi Boosters Club
Bennington High School
St. Marys School Seeks Middle School Football Games
St. Marys School of Putnam Connecticut seeks opponents for a season of football featuring teams of 6th 7th and 8th graders. Contact Jerry St Jean Sabin Street Putnam Connecticut or call Walnut 8 3111 in the evenings.
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St. Mary’s School of
Putnam
Green Mountain Park racing totals record mutuel handle
At Green Mountain Park in Pownal Vermont a mutuel handle of 123 809 was recorded by 3 348 racing fans last night. Mrs S J s won the feature in fifty eight and three fifths seconds two fifths of a second off the track record. Wager payouts were 3 80 3 00 and 2 40 with Chousan Lea second paying 3 60 2 40 and Scoth Larie 2 80 to show.
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Scoth Larie
Green Mountain racing results at Sandal Scandal meet
Results from first through ninth race at Green Mountain show $1200 purses for 2 year olds at 5 furlongs, big $12000 claiming race for 3 year olds and up at 7 furlongs, maidens and mixed ages, with handlers Cutshaw Pruden Pisano and others. Attendance 3348. Handle $123,809.
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Ernst
Cutshaw
Elliott
Persing Creek
Captains Mackie
Berdhomada
Wymant
Dandy Moster
Cruz
Eliza Belle
Crete
Captain Lou
Salonga Lass
Pruden
Brown
Parker
Savage Heart
Ladie Renown
Mister Tracy
Lucee
Marie
Boylonia
Halslander
Pisano
Archie
O'Dell
Rambling Tiger
Our Danny
Torque
Rip Sea
Fair Bonnie
Erics Pet
Hurri Gator
Kingwood
Doctor John G
Calandreili
Cineueake
Dusty Tiger
Cross of Kashmir
Simple Soul
Vermont Soccer Officials Open Clinics Across State
The Vermont Soccer Officials Association holds clinics at Rutland Jr. High Northfield High School Morrisville High School Essex Junction High School at 7 30 p m to standardize rule interpretations and prep players coaches and new officials for 1963 changes. An examination for prospective officials is set for 11 a m at Middlebury College Field House with a 5 dollar fee and 3 dollars refunded on failed exams. field testing follows at 2 p m for those who pass the written test.
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Ludlow
Vermont Soccer Officials Association
Rutland Jr. High
Northfield High School
Morrisville
Essex Junction High School
State of
Vermont
New England Intercollegiate Soccer Officials Board
New England
Middlebury College
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Lu Clinton
Dick Williams
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David McClellan
North Adams
Ed Keating
South Londonderry
Fritz Pruyn
Gerald Messin
Troy
Ralph Bailey
William Dickinson
Westfield
N.J
Ned Con
Union Carbide Corporation Consumer Products Division
Monument Bowling League
L. Burgess
Caeley
Johnson Oil
EDC
Hunt Street
Saratoga Raceway
Meiburn
Corneau
Katy Victoria
Arthurs
Mardell
Goodsell
J. L. Trail
Miss T. Byrd
James R. Rodney
Cheri Eden
Gail Way Vivian
Scott tHovt
Hardwood
Wally Mar
Huff
Gracious Visitor
Pure Leisure
Bar Boy
Dean Freehall
Hazel Song
Bogardus
Little Rusty
Patty Bea Flash
Kaamaier
Jackie D. Chip
Freehall
Lou
Audey Hanover
Honest
Rensselaer Lad
Ellis
Josie Mac Dee
LaRoueech
Eastman Hanover
Adams Clothes Shop
Wakonda Club
Benhi
Green Mountain
Rising Danger
Dunato
Hellian Marie
Shad Boy Diner
Memories Dear
Sole Die Creek
Atlantic Fleet
Diaz
Donato
Galdrum
Wilson
James Brutus
Sweet Relic
Amazon Gol
End of Rainbow
Maryclare
Saloya
Boy Horenet
Appealing
Goldbournem
Ess Joy
Fiato
Goodwin
Vermont State Board
FORD
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Wilson Ford Fair Dealing
Want Street
Mercury
Bennington Garage Corp
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