Angels' Ace Chased In Third By White Sox
Angel pitcher Dean Chance, 1964 Cy Young winner, struggled as the Chicago White Sox toppled Los Angeles 8-3. Chance walked early batters and allowed six runs on five hits in 2 2/3 innings, while the White Sox rallied for three in the third.
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Boston
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Pete Ward
NEL Outfield Oddities Highlight Weekend Baseball
Nationwide league notes show Dodgers using a two outfielder defense at Chicago while three outfielders failed to stop The Dome in Houston. Jim Wynn misplayed a fly ball allowing an inside the park homer by Jim Ray Hart for the Giants' early lead as Houston vows to repaint the Dome with bold color choices. Ken Johnson declines comment on last year's no hit bid and Dome misadventure.
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Westminster Victorious in Tri-State Track Meet
Westminster School of Simsbury Conn won the Tri-State quadrangular track meet over Trinity-Pawling Berkshire and Canterbury, finishing 17 points ahead. Eric Bowen set a mile record at 4:47, Geoff Wickwire ran 120 yard low hurdles in 14.0, and Berkshire’s Charley Brus set a javelin mark of 174 feet 4 inches.
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Westminster
Eric Bowen
Geoff Wickwire
Charley Brus
Wickwire
John Field
Brush
Berkshire Tomorrow's Entries Displayed For Races At Day Meet
A Berkshire track program lists nine races with listed furlong distances and purses. Entries include Purse 730 for Star O Aret with Franch General Pink Whig Al Brief Admiral Hawa Better Catch Viola Linthicum and more, plus field names for each forthcoming race.
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Steve H. Sonabusher
CSPL Night Games Preview and Results
City Slow Pitch Softball League night slate features Lakewood Field clash as Madison Restaurant faces Dairy Center rivalry at Deming and Dom's Wendell Barbers host Pittsfield Milk Exchange at Clapp Park. Friday Ravin Auto Body beat Isgood 19 to 6 and Frankie Martin's downed Pittsfield General 21 to 15.
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Baseball Results From The Associated Press Sunday
Sunday results show Chicago defeating Los Angeles 8 to 3 and St Louis routing New York 8 to 7 in 12 innings. Other scores include Baltimore 7 8 Detroit 3 3 and Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati 3 in 10 innings.
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Boxing results report from Johannesburg bout
Hattie Van Heerden of South Africa outpointed Paul Roux of France in a boxing match held in Johannesburg. Roux faced defeat as Van Heerden secured the victory on points in a competitive bout.
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South Africa
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Paul Roux
France
Duda’s Eagle Caps Fine Round at Pontoosue Lake Club
Witnesses praised Tony Duda for a remarkable eagle on the 360 yard par four 17th at Pontoosue Lake Country Club. The former semipro star used a nine iron after a drive, the ball hopping once before rolling into the cup. Duda finished with 78, breaking 80. The friends in his foursome were Bob LaBrode Freddy Mendel and Nick DiNicola.
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NFL Exhibition Campaign Opens With Browns All Stars
The 1965 NFL exhibition season begins with the Cleveland Browns versus College All Stars in Chicago. CBS and ABC will televise eight and 34 exhibition contests respectively, with the Eagles Redskins opener in Hershey, PA. Each of Cleveland, Philadelphia, and Washington scheduled six pre season games, others five. A record 1,191,811 fans attended preseason games last year. The Cleveland Packers and Detroit Giants doubleheader on Sept. 4 adds notable matchups.
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Washington Redskins
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Giants
Squeezes Spark Lenox 6-3 Victory Over Watkinson
Lenox used three squeeze bunts and Paul Douglas’s strong pitching to beat Watkinson 6-3 in Hartford. Lenox trailed 3-0 after two innings, then rallied with three runs in the fifth and tied the game with two more in the fourth. The three squeezes came from Dave Retallick, Pete Covel, and Pete Sauter. Lenox finished with three hits. The season ends Wednesday at Windsor Mountain School.
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Lenox
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Watkinson
Shueeze
Dave Retallick
Pittsfield
Pete Cove
Windsor Mt Rally Beats Rockwood 5 4 on Comeback
Windsor Mountain School trailed but tied it with a three run fifth and won 5 4 over Rockwood Academy at home. Lee Weiner drove in the decisive runs with a two bagger after Jim Frehling and Jeff Molner sparked the rally. Rob Sapiro earned the win in his first decision while Jerry Ford took the loss. Weiner collected three hits and Bill McKnight added a two run double for Windsor Mountain. John Beecher robbed a homer with a late running catch for Rockwood.
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Bill McKnight
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Ford
Rockwood
John Beecher
Randy Elin
Union Federal Takes Third Loop Victory
The Union Federal softball team of Pittsfield won its third Western Massachusetts Class A League contest by beating Enfield Merchants 6-4. A decisive eighth inning rally featured a lead off homer by Frank Zoltek and Buddy Pellerin's second double, with support from MacCartney, Bigelow, and Kelly. Bigelow pitched, allowing seven hits and seven strikeouts, as Enfield struck back late, but Union Federal held on.
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Perry Oil
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Frank Zoltek
Buddy Pellerin
Tommy MacCartney
George Bigelow
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Ed DeAngelo
Terry MacCartney
Terry
Ed O'Hearn
Zoltek
Ed Kelly
Bigelow
Tie
Marbles Medura
Pittsfield PHS Track Set to Meet West Side in Dual Meet
Pittsfield High School track and field rides a seven-meet win streak into a 3:13 PM dual with West Springfield High, aiming to wrap up the season before the Western Massachusetts scholastic championships at Springfield College. PHS, the defending champion, won last week’s five-way West Springfield Invitational and set two records.
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Gov Volpe Ends Berkshire Visit With Golf Round
Gov Volpe wrapped up a Berkshire weekend with a 4 PM golf match at the Country Club of Pittsfield. The foursome included Thomas E. O Connell Berkshire Community College president Donald T. Oakes Berkshire County Mental Health Association head and Charles T Alberti Lenox attorney. After lunch the governor and his wife flew back to Boston.
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