Belanger Delivers for Orioles in 12th Inning Win
Former Pittsfield star Mark Belanger was the Orioles’ centerpiece in a 4-3 12 inning victory over the Twins at Baltimore Municipal Stadium. He homered in the fifth and scored the winning run in the 12th on Paul Blair’s squeeze bunt, finishing 2 for 5.
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Lenox Triumphs 1-0 Over Windsor Mountain in Soccer
Lenox School edged Windsor Mountain 1-0 at Windsor on Saturday for its first win in four starts. Neil Andersen scored early in the first period, while Bill Wehner made 14 saves in goal for Lenox, following a 4-1 loss to Hotchkiss earlier in the week and two prior defeats.
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Palmer Miller Are Pitchers In 3rd Game By Dick Coach
Embattled Billy Martin taps Bob Miller to face the Orioles in Game 3 of the AL playoff series. Dave McNally and Curt Morton give Baltimore a 1-0 11 inning win that puts them one win from the World Series. Palmer is set to start for Baltimore against Miller in a pivotal matchup as the East-West series shifts to Twins Park.
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Orioles edge Twins in 11th as Powell scores winning run
In a dramatic Sunday showdown, Boog Powell scores the decisive run on Motton’s liner past Rod Carew into right center after Oliva’s reach. McNally, Boswell duel until the 11th, with McNally surviving a four-pitch walk spree to set up the Orioles comeback. Powell’s late heroics fuel optimistic talk for a possible sweep in the next game.
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Mets Seek To Clinch Flag In Own Backyard Today
New York Met backers fill Shea as the team aims to clinch the NL playoff series against Atlanta. Gary Gentry seeks victory on his 23rd birthday after a 2-0 series lead built on timely hitting and shaky pitching. Edge rests with Mets who stacked hits, late scoring, and crucial Atlanta fielding errors in a 9-5 and 11-6 weekend pair. The Braves hope for a rebound behind Pat Jarvis as Hank Aaron drives in runs and Chief Noc-A-Homa cheers.
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Edwards Open: Evans Ties for Third at Western Mass Open
Pittsfield golf pro Chick Evans tied for third at Elmcrest Country Club in East Longmeadow as Jon Hunt of Springfield won the low amateur and Bob Menne captured the overall title with a 207. Evans earned 450 dollars, Mullarkey was runner up for low amateur, and Ed Kroll finished second overall with 208.
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Plunkett Leads Net Victory in Pittsfield Golf Event
Tom Plunkett and teammates Bob Jones Jack Lindsay Chuck Melvun won the men s closing shotgun golf tournament at the Country Club of Pittsfield with a net 55. Gene Amber Herb Woodger Bill Lutz Curt Pfluger were second with 57 and Jim Chapman Alex Boston Steve Hibbard Sam Colt Granville Priyne Dr. Alex Young Bill Braman and Skee Fusco tied for third with 58. Goldner Lipsey hit his third eagle in eight days on the par five third, while Dr. Fred Congdon eagled the 16th with a 50 yard wedge.
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Rindt Captures First Grand Prix Victory at Watkins Glen
Jochen Rindt claimed his first Grand Prix title at Watkins Glen beating Jackie Stewart on a 108 lap 248 mile race. Stewart exited after 33 laps, allowing Rindt to finish strongly amid a 100,000 crowd as the World Driving Championship standings shift with Rindt earning nine points to reach 22. The purse totaled 204000 with seven of 17 starters failing to finish.
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Goodrich Watroba Dup Wins Again in Scotch Foursome
Walt Watroba and Marguerite Goodrich of Berkshire Hills CC won the GGA annual mixed Scotch foursome with a gross 76, repeating last year’s score. Runners-up were Bill Davis and Mary Lou Sisson at 81. John Trudeau and wife took third gross at 82. numerous nets and prizes followed. A dinner for 140 followed the event.
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Twenty Records Broken As Alabama Nips Ole Miss
Alabama and Ole Miss produced a record-smashing showdown as Bear Bryant’s No. 20 Tide edged No. twelfth Ole Miss 39-32. Archie Manning threw for 486 yards while Scott Hunter connected on 300, fueling 20 offensive records including a national mark for completions.
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Hepatitis Threatens Holy Cross Football Season
WORCESTER MA AP Infectious hepatitis hits Holy Cross with 19 Crusaders in infirmary including seven starters. Coach Whitton calls it a turning point as remaining schedule questions loom. Health officials await blood test results while ECAC may waive freshmen playing rule.
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Berkshire Wins Again In Soccer at Sheffield
Berkshire School defeated Trinity-Pawling 4-1 on Saturday extending its WNEPSSA run to three straight wins. Bob Isaacson scored three goals, bringing his season total to eight, while Fred King added one. Berkshire has 19 goals to two allowed, with a strong wind shaping play. Berkshire meets Taft School next, a 4-1 Yale freshmen foe this year.
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Benvenuti Retains World Middleweight Title In Naples
Nino Benvenuti of Italy stopped Fraser Scott of Seattle on disqualification at 7 rounds to retain the world middleweight championship in Naples. Mando Ramos of Los Angeles knocked out Yoshiaki Numata of Japan at 6 rounds to defend the world lightweight title in Los Angeles.
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