Twins Rally To Beat Tigers In Extra Innings
The Minnesota Twins, led by Don Mincher and Zoilo Versalles, beat Detroit 3-2 in 11 innings after Aguirre held them hitless six innings. Mincher opened the 11th with a single and scored on Sandy Valdespino's two-out hit. Willie Horton fueled Detroit with three singles and both runs. Johnny Knopstein earned his seventh win. Larry Sherry took the loss. Meanwhile, the Yankees defeated the Angels 4-2 behind Elston Howard's 8th homer, and Cleveland had a rainout at Kansas City.
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Bob Allison
Jimmie Hall
Don Mincher
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Tony Oliva
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AAU and NCAA Meet Over Track Jurisdiction Crisis
AAU and NCAA presidents planned a closed door meeting in Washington to seek agreement amid a long running dispute over boycotts of each other’s sanctioned meets. Congress pressed for quick answers as athletes faced potential competition bans across jurisdictions.
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Big Bromley Installing Snowmaking and Lifts
In Manchester Vermont, Big Bromley unveils two new double chair lifts and the world’s largest snowmaking system. A 2000-foot chair augments the Lord’s Prayer J bar and a 4000-foot chair runs from Snow Bowl base to Bromley Mountain top. The upgrades boost runs and area coverage to 71 percent of skiable terrain, bringing total lifts to nine.
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Isgood Tops Dom's in CSP Final
Isgood Realtors won the City Stow Pitch softball tournament with a 12 to 4 victory over Dom's Wendell Barbers at Lakewood Field. Pitcher George Clark held the Barbers to eight hits while contributing three himself, breaking a 1-1 tie with four runs in the third inning and adding seven more over the final three frames. George Rotea tripled and singled for Isgood, Al Mou Jin homered and had a single, Bill Shaniny was 2 for 2, Gerry Greenleaf totaled four hits, and Dom Palmieri triple for Dom's.
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Gerry Greenleaf
Dom Palmieri
Pittsfield Little League Round One Sees Two Close Wins
In the Pittsfield Little League round robin, Little League Pittsfield Co operative edged Moldmaster 3-2 as Doug Quadrozzi earned the win with key support from Bob Kelly and Mickey Hall. Big N defeated Crescent Creamery 5-1 behind solid pitching by Mike Bushey, with two hits from Bushey and Terry Cahill, while Crescent’s Kevin Harrington led at the plate with three hits.
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Allendale
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Tim Kearns
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Maccabiah Games End With U S Big Winner
The seventh World Maccabiah Games close in Tel Aviv with the United States leading, winning 11 of 18 men’s track events. Finalists include Morgan as a double meet record holder in the 5000 meters, with finals set for 1500, 400 and 1600 relays. The ceremony aims for a 50,000 crowd at Ramat Gan Stadium.
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Morgan
San Francisco
Ex-White Sox Frank Papish Dies On Pueblo Street
Former major league pitcher Frank Papish died at age 47 after collapsing while walking in Pueblo Colorado yesterday. He played seven seasons in the majors with the Chicago Pirates and Cleveland Indians after starting with the White Sox and was a left handed pitcher. His best season was 1947 with a 12 and 12 record.
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Dell Isola Fired Over Pay Cut Refusal
HOLYOKE MASS AP John Dell Isola says he was fired as coach of the Holyoke Bombers ACFL for refusing a pay reduction. He notes an owner said the club was not doing well and asked him to take the cut, which he declined. Dell Isola previously coached Dartmouth assistant and later Atlanta ACFL, now ex-coach.
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Allessio Homing Bird Wins Race at Berkshire Club Meet
The Berkshire Homing Club opened its season with a 100 mile Herkimer New York to Pittsfield race. Larry Allessio of Pittsfield led with 1305.1 yards per minute. David Williams of Lee placed second and third with 1479.8 and 1458.2 yards per minute. Other flyers include Chester Ostaski Pittsfield 1319.3 Vanderbogart Pittsfield 1265.8 Oscar Millete Adams 1238.5 and Alex Grande Jr Adams 4220.9. Next race set for Sunday from Herkimer to Pittsfield.
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Alex Grande Jr
Officials Named For Barrington Racing Meet
GREAT BARRINGTON Officials named for Barrington Fair six afternoon meets announced by Edward Carroll president of the fair association. James Picarillo returns as secretary. Leo McAloon, James Hickey, Harold Darling named as stewards and state rep. Other officials include James Groves director of mutuels, Dr William Gulick chief veterinarian, Harold Holland starter, and more across mutuels paddock and races. Seven golfers from California played the four rounds of this year’s U S Open in St Louis. Al Geiberger led West Coast with 287 and tied Julius Boros for fourth. each earned 46 500.
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Julius Boros
Boxing by the Associated Press in Montreal and Las Vegas
Herschel Jacobs of New York outpointed Leslie Borden of Montreal in Montreal. In Las Vegas Roberto Davila of Lima stopped Lou Bailey of Omaha in a bout marked by two fights listed.
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Indians Nipped 13-12 by Mets In Lee Softball
The Lee Mets edged the East Lee Indians 13-12 Sunday night in the first of a best of seven series at Lee Athletic Field. Home runs by Charlie Vaninetti in the fourth and Bill Walker in the seventh sealed the win. Walker started at shortstop and earned the win in relief. Billy Basinall took the loss for the Indians.
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