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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1966

Page

9

Dodgers Shut Out Pirates Near First With Rookie Lefty Win

Pirates rookie Woody Fryman pitched a four hitter to beat the Giants 3-1, moving within 1 1/2 games of first place as Jerry Manuel notes. Other NL action saw Philadelphia blank LA 4-0, Atlanta beat Cincinnati 9-4, Chicago edge St. Louis 3-2, and Houston sweep New York 9-2 and 6-5. Also, Larry Jackson tossed his second Dodgers shutout this season, Philadelphia’s Cookie Rojas drove in two on a bases loaded hit in the first, and Joe Torre hit his 36th homer as Atlanta won 17 hits off five Reds pitchers.

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Runnels Plans Texas Camp If Not Named Red Sox Manager

Boston telegram notes Pete Runnels will quit baseball after this season if not offered the Red Sox manager job. He plans a 360 boy summer camp on 80 acres at Lake Lyndon B. Johnson Texas and will run it with a future larger, coed scope while continuing his Texas hardware business.

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Bowling Leaders and Standings from Local Leagues

High singles saw J. Bow 190 and Holden 187 while Beebe 187. High triples matched Bow 534 and Holden 525 with Raymond 503. Union Carbide night results list Gratz 212, Freeman 207, Pierce 204. Pierce 568, Freeman 532, Gratz 520. Friendship League top scores include S. Palmer 206 and Coxsee 203. B. Davis 202 and T. Harrington 202. High triple winners include B. Davis 596 and L. Bentley Jr. 540. R. Jones 538 and Restino 538. Standings feature Super Duper Whitmans Globe Finast Monument Roofing Beech St Firemen.

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Knuckleballer Wilhelm Clips Orioles Wings

James Hoyt Wilhelm known as The Knuck and Knuckleballer helped Chicago White Sox sweep the first place Orioles with a 4-3 win. He leads the league in relief innings and appearances while continuing a career spanning cotton farming in North Carolina and stints in the Giants and Orioles systems. Other AL action included California over Boston 5-3, Minnesota over New York 3-1 in 10, Cleveland over Detroit 6-5 in 10, and a Senators–Indians note with record 19 strikeouts in nine by three pitchers and Sam McDowell fanning 14 in six. Pinch hitter Bob Allison hit his 200th career HR to lead the Twins past the Yankees in a rough season for New York.

James Hoyt Wilhelm Wilhelm Baltimore Chicago White Sox Orioles Hoyt Gotham City New York Giants Leo Durocher North Carolina California Boston Minnesota Cleveland Detroit Kansas City Washington Senators Indians Sam McDowell John O’donoghue Luis Tiant Bob Allison Twins Yankees Arkansas Oklahoma State Jon Brittenum Nebraska Cornhuskers Texas Christian Bob Churchick Dennis Morrison Steve Spurrier Florida Northwestern Spurrier Wildcat Greg Barton Tulsa Jerry Rhome Bill Anderson Tampa Barton Brent Roberts Neal Sweeny Baton Rouge Louisiana State Paul Dietzel South Carolina Gamecocks Nelson Stokley Tigers LSU Southern California Texas Troy Winslow Tim Rossovich Bill Bradley Longhorns UCLA Pittsburgh Mel Farr Gary Beban Missouri Tom Bryan Auburn Chattanooga John Peduto Army Kansas State Navy Boston College Terry Murray

Griese leads Purdue past Ohio in high scoring opener

Purdue quarterback Bob Griese, back after 1965 All-America duties, threw three TD passes in a 42-3 rout of Ohio University and eyes another big test against Notre Dame. Griese went 17 of 21 for 230 yards as Purdue joins early national title chatter with the strong start.

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College grid results and horse race outcomes from 1966

East Penn State edged Maryland while many other colleges posted scores against rivals. Navy posted a 27 7 win over Boston College and Kansas State beat Massachusetts 10 6. A long list of college football and horse racing results follows, including significant showings by Army Missouri and Michigan with multiple matchups and preliminary trotting and pacing events.

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