Magrini Sets club strikeout record in 2-0 win over Mets
Pittsfield-Berkshire Red Sox beat Williamsport 2-0 at Wahconah Park as Pete Magrini pitched a three-hitter, fanned 15, and retired the last 18 batters. The win improves their home stand to seven in a row, with an Elmira series looming and Magrini slated to start Sunday at Elmira.
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Reading
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Johnny Hawkins
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Bob Schmidt
Red Sox Shorts Manager Bunky Warren Eyes Caracas Return
Red Sox trainer Warren, Williamsport native, eyes a winter stint with Caracas in the Venezuelan League after a successful prior season. He split starts and relief duties, with seven minor league seasons climbing to Triple A, including Buffalo in 1963 and 1964. Warren praises rookie Rich Rusteck and plans to start Rusteck and Keith Webber tonight as the Mets head to Williamsport for a doubleheader with York.
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Keith Webber
Rain Threat Forces Pittsfield Williamsport Finale at Wahconah Park
Heavy rain through the morning threatened the final Pittsfield Williamsport game at Wahconah Park. Pittsfield owner Joe Buras said postponement would not be rushed, noting Williamsport's last visit. if needed, the game could be rescheduled as part of a doubleheader in Williamsport next week with Red Sox doubleheaders slated for Monday through Thursday nights.
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Elmira and Reading Nominally Set Probable Pitchers
Elmira to start Steve Caria and Reading to start Tommy Lee in the fourth and final game of the Elmira Reading series played in Reading Pennsylvania.
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Mark Belanger Sees Two Hits As Pioneers Win
Former Pittsfield High star Mark Belanger went two for four as the Elmira Pioneers beat Reading Indians 5-2. He raised his average to .240, now 106 for 441, with two runs scored and key plays including a leadoff walk, a first-inning scoring, and a fourth-inning run driven by Johnny Riddle. He also advanced on Johnny Scruggs' triple and later scored on a single.
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Mark Belanger
Elmira Pioneers
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Dick Orsagh
Johnny Riddle
Berlin Wins New England Baseball Championship
Berlin of New Hampshire claimed the regional title 8-5 over Middletown Conn to earn a spot in the American Legion World Series. Rollie Goulet delivered four straight hits and three RBIs while relieving pitcher Dave Chase in the eighth, helping Berlin extend its 4-1 double elimination run and finish 4-1 in the tournament.
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Matson wins shot put at World University Games in Budapest
Randy Matson of Pampa Texas threw 66 feet 75 percent inches to defeat Nikolai Karassev and help the United States extend its gold-medal lead to 11 at the World University Games in Budapest. The U.S. margins and medals were expected to grow as events continued. Hungary trailed in team totals.
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Cathy Cole
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Silverman Pairs Welterweights For Monday Night Card
Matchmaker Sam Silverman signs welterweights Willie Pineapple Stevenson and Rosco Gregory of Brooklyn for a co feature on boxing program next Monday at the Arena. Light heavyweights Marion Conners of Boston and Curtis Bruce of Newark meet in the other 10 rounder.
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Sam Silverman
Willie
Pineapple) Stevenson
Roscoe Gregory
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Curtis Bruce
Newark
Mets Manager Westrum backs Braves for pennant
New York AP Westrum interim Mets manager picks Milwaukee Milwaukee Braves to win the National League pennant. He credits Milwaukee’s power pitching speed and recalls the Dodgers remain dangerous while noting Dennis Lemaster’s recent return to form. He says he favored the Braves at season start and believed they were the league’s best late last year.
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Isgood and Dom's Win Set Final Showdown
Isgood Realtors defeated Tyler Restaurant 17-16 in a seven inning see-saw game to advance to the City Slow-Pitch final. Dom's Wen dell Barbers topped Ravin's Auto Body 4-2 as both teams join Isgood in the title tilt at Lakewood Field tomorrow night.
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Howie Bertrand
Bus Hayes
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Butch LeClair
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Bill Delphin
Bill Haines
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Leete and Lucaroni Vie for Vermont Utility Squad Positions
Burlington Vermont Bill Leete of Williamstown and Dave Lucaroni of Dalton are among 43 hopefuls for starting roles on the 1965 University of Vermont football team. Leete, a 6 1 junior quarterback, previously played both QB and defensive back and threw a 34 yard TD against USC. Lucaroni, a 209 pound 12th grader, co captained last year’s freshman squad and is an All Berkshires selection in football and baseball. Vermont’s slate opens with AIC and Worcester Tech, then Maine Rhode Island New Hampshire Norwich and Massachusetts ending at Middlebury.
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Fires Kill Twenty Four Horses At Lexington Stables
Investigators probe two fires at Rockingham Park and Belmont area stables. Five thoroughbreds including War Lance die in a general alarm blaze as authorities weigh arson theory amid prior fires. Fire marshal leads inquiry while guards stand watch over stalls hosting Hail Were All and other prize horses.
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Lou Smith
Robert Reeves
Grid Drills Start Friday At UMass
AMHERST University of Massachusetts varsity football opens practice sessions Friday ahead of the Sard season opener September 18 at Maine. Coach Vic Fusia, with a 27-4-1 record in four years, will train 62 players including 14 lettermen and focus on developing quarterbacks to replace Jerry Whelchel and John Schroeder. Top prospects include Greg Landry and Dick Cain. captains are Bernie Dallas Bob Meers and Bob Ellis. Morin adds strength at end position.
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Nashua
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Bernie Dallas
Philadelphia
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Bob Ellis
Boeverly
Meers
Milt Morin
Leominster Rive Fusia
Bruins Sell Pennington to Los Angeles Blades
Boston Bruins have sold center Cliff Pennington age 25 to the Western Hockey League's Los Angeles Blades. Pennington split the 1963-64 season between Quebec and San Francisco and last year coached a Montreal schoolboy team.
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