Robinsons With Injured Thumbs Deliver Pinch Hit Heroics
Baltimore sparks a twinbill sweep over Detroit as Brooks Robinson, playing through a broken right thumb, hits a 12th inning pinch single to drive in the winning run. The Orioles win 5-4 after a 7-1 opener, with Robinson's dramatic return from X rays showing a fracture to his knuckles.
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Tigers
Reluctant Wins North Adams Handicap at Berkshire Downs
A 3-1 favorite Reluctant captured the North Adams Handicap at Berkshire Downs, extending his track win streak to three straight. Attendance for the day was 3,426 with a total handle of $317,346, while opening day May 1 saw 280,014 in handle. The twin double paid 6,984 on four races, and the daily double yielded $367.60 from Phila and Suivi.
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Suivi
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King In Charge
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Meenan
Leore
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Liston to Train at Poland Spring Before May Fight
Lenny Liston will move his training camp to the Poland Spring resort in Maine after noon on Tuesday ahead of his May 25 heavyweight title bout with Cassius Clay in Lewiston. Liston will stay at the Mansion House with his entourage, while Clay remains at a Chicopee camp until May 23. Promoters expect higher gate revenue at Lewiston's Central Maine Youth Center with pricier ringside seats.
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Berkshire Hills Figure Skating Club announces 1965-66 chairmen
Charles Rieth, president, announced the club’s 1965-66 committee leaders. P Fusco and Mrs. John Bozyrzko head membership, George D. Hayden oversees rules and ice, Astrid Hagenguth runs fests and competitions, George W. Kirk chairs dance, Ter nest E. Curry leads carnival and exhibitions, Mrs. Rieth and Miss Bolene Kleman handle music, Hagenguth in charge of publicity, Donald M. Estabrook becomes vice president and junior committee chairman, with Bozyrzko as cochairman.
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Bozyrzko
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Great Barrington
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George W. Kirk
Adams
David W. Caird
Lanesboro
E. Curry
Rieth
Bolene Klemanski
Hagenguth
Donald M. Estabrook
Bozyczko
Cochairman
Berkshire Wins 3-2 in Pitchers Duel on Alum Day
Berkshire School varsity baseball beat Salisbury School 3-2 in a Saturday afternoon game on Alum ni Day. Thorne Warner and Dick Maney sparked the win with two and one extra base hits respectively while Bruce Tichenor earned the victory with Bill Rogers spelling him in the eighth. Bob Pucht pitched the full game for Salisbury. Berkshire improves to 3-5-1 and will travel to Gunnery School in Washington Conn Wednesday at 2 30 p m.
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WPO
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Cove Lanes Hosts ABC County Bowling Event
Great Barrington Berkshire County all events champion will be decided May 18 at 7 30 p m at Cove Lanes with local winners Harold Bing Daly Pittsfield Al Burke North Adams and John Lucey Great Barrington competing A trophy will be awarded public may attend Southern Berkshire Association meeting May 19 at 7 30 p m at Cove Lanes officers to be elected for 1965 66 year
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Cove Lanes
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North Adams
Southern Berkshire
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al Burke
John Lucey
Southern Berkshire Association
Lenox Lacrosse Trounces Darrow 23 to 1 in Derby
Lenox School, led by Lerry Jones with five goals and Jeff Steiner with four, cruised to a 23 1 victory over Darrow School yesterday. Co captains Whit Holden and Fat Gray added three goals each, boosting Lenox to its sixth straight win as Holden leads New England scoring with 22 goals and 10 assists. Next, Lenox visits Taft in Watertown on Wednesday before a home game against Williston on May 19.
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Jeff Steiner
Darrow School
Cocapt
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Fat Gray
Holden
New England
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Taft School
Watertown
Conn
Taft
Loomis
Williston
Ford Ashe Star In Rockwood Win
Troy NY Rockwood Academy of Lenox Massachusetts walloped Vanderheyden 42 to 2 behind two hit pitching by Jerry Ford. Ford struck out 14 while Ashe collected five hits in seven at bats including a triple two doubles and a single. Ford added a double and triple. Rockwood improves to 7-2 and achieves its third straight win.
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Massachusetts
Robinson delivers pinch two run single in ninth for Reds
Cincinnati slugger Frank Robinson, despite a swollen left thumb, lined a bases loaded pinch single in the ninth to drive in two as the Reds rallied past Pittsburgh 5 3. The MV P pace setter added two RBIs earlier in the season high winning run sequence.
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Twin Double Pays $2,674 At Creer Mt
POWNAL Vermont De Royal Glenn HW Singing Water and Shadydale Air Wing combined for a twin double payoff of 2674.60 at Green Mountain Park on Saturday. The daily double paid 53.06 from Poplar Chief and Abbe's Dusty in early races. Attendance reached 5,553 with a handle of 273.88.
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