Major League flag races could be settled this weekend
The 1965 pennant races loom with the National League showdown among the Giants Dodgers and Reds and the American League race by the Minnesota Twins who need a magic number of three to clinch. Tonight the NL leaders face pivotal games while the Twins can clinch with a win and an Orioles loss.
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Berkshire Eagle
San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Minnesota Twins
Twins
Reds
Hills Country Club Mixed Two Ball Draw Draws 18 Teams
Eighteen teams entered the mixed two ball best ball golf tournament at Berk Hills Country Club. Mr and Mrs O A Lively chaired the event. Tee times listed for participants include many local players and couples, with multiple pairs and organizers named in the unedited OCR.
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Berka“ Hills Country Club
A. Lively
Tee Times
O—Mire
A. Masse
F. Megan
Wilk
Cangilore
Leg Goerlach
W. Speayk
Maskins
C. Sumner Teth—wirn
Speayk
Munevich
Weien
G. Vilwalhs
E. le
Delene
W. Era al Witt
J. McGurk
Wid
Ganarn Sena
A. Minis
Miley Molen Kasten
Meomtert
Mew
E. Mantaters
C. A. Livety Video
A. Livety
Brome
M. Sati
Major League Standings and Schedule Recap
The Associated Press summary shows National and American League standings with wins losses and games back for top teams. Thursday results include Philadelphia over Chicago and Chicago over Philadelphia, with a slate of today and weekend games across cities like New York, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Los Angeles, Milwaukee, San Francisco, Cincinnati, Houston, Baltimore, Cleveland, Detroit, Boston, Kansas City, and California.
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Twins
Washington Senators
Baltimore Orioles
California Angels
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
N.L
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Athletics
Senators
A.L
Associated Press
National League
W. L. Pet. GB
San Fran
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Phila
St. Louis
Chicago
Houston
New York
Philadelphia
San Francisco
W.L. Peice
Minnesota
Baltimore
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Kanesa City
California
Smallest KC Crowd View Senator Game Sets Attendance Record
Kansas City drew its smallest attendance since joining the American League in 1956 when only 690 fans watched the A’s and Senators play on Thursday at Municipal Stadium.
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Senator
Kansas City
UPI
Athletics
Washa Senators
Bret Hanover Wins the Jug
In Delaware Ohio Frank Ervin trained Bret Hanover drives the record breaking colt to win the $70,000 Little Brown Jug before 41,200 fans. Despite a muddy track Bret Hanover set four world records and boosted his lifetime earnings to $420,403 with his 41st and 42nd victories in 45 starts.
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Delaware, Ohio
UPI
Frank Ervin
Bret Hanover
Adios
Bret
Delaware County Fairgrounds
Mark Belanger Makes Short visit During Orioles Trip
Mark Belanger of the Baltimore Orioles used a day off to visit his parents in Lanesboro and drive back from Minneapolis after Baltimore beat the Minnesota Twins 5-2. He traveled with roommate Ed Barnowski to return for a home twi night doubleheader with the Californians and will stay with Baltimore through Oct. 3. Belanger plans two night courses at Berkshire Community College and hopes for a daytime job.
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Mark Belanger
Baltimore Orioles
Edward Belanger
Lanesboro
Orioles
Minnesota Twins
Minneapolis
Mark
Baltimore
Elmira
Ed Barnowski
Schenectady
N.Y
Californians
Belanger
University of Tampa
Berkshire Community College
Ezinicki Sets Lake Sunapee Open Record
Former hockey star Bill Ezinicki, now a golf pro from Mashpee Mass, won the Lake Sunapee Open with a 36 hole total of 140 after breaking the course record by one stroke four under par. Ron LaClair of Poland Spring Maine finished second at 144 with Ed Whalley Charlie Sheppard and Johnny Thorne tied for third. Les Kennedy withdrew after a golf ball struck him in the face requiring stitches.
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New London
N.H
Bill Ezinicki
Mashpee
Mass
Ezinicki
Ron LaClair
Poland Spring
Maine
Ed Whalley
Newton
Charlie Sheppard
Millis
Johnny Thoren
Hamilton
Sheppard
Country Club
Pittsfield
Les Kennedy
Pawtucket
Kennedy
Buzzell Wins Golf Trophy At Wahconah
Bill Buzzell won the Crane-Weston trophy at Wahconah Country Club with a net 63. Bruce Driscoll took the Weston trophy with 71. Driscoll finished third in the handicap results behind Buel Adams at 70, with Clarence Haskell and Charles DeAngelus tied for third at 71 alongside Driscoll. Myron Hall Alex White and John Clapper tied for sixth at 72. Holes in one were made by Bud Hassett Bob Flynn and Peter Fahey.
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Bill Buzzell
Wahconah Country Club
Bruce Driscoll
Driscoll
Buel Adams
Clarence Haskell
Charles DeAngelus
Myron Hall
Alex White
John Clapper
Bud Hassett
Bob Flynn
Peter Fahey
Postgame Dance Scheduled at CYC
A postgame dance will be held at the Catholic Youth Center tomorrow after the St. Joseph's High School versus Wahconah Park game in Northampton. After-game dances are planned for the first time this year and may continue if popular.
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Catholic Youth Center
St. Joseph’s High School
Northampton
Wahconah Park
Wyantenuck Hull Tourney Opens With 60 Two Man Teams
GREAT BARRINGTON the Wyantenuck Country Club hosts the John B Hull memorial two weekend event with defending champions Ray Congdon and Ed Gilligan among 60 two man teams. Play starts tomorrow with rounds and social events scheduled through Oct 3. The Pirates won only nine of their first 33 games this season.
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Great Barrington
Ray Congdon
Ed Gilligan
John B. Hull
Pittsburgh Pirates
Williams Set To Open 1965 Season At Weston Field
Williams College meets Trinity College in the 1965 season opener at Weston Field Saturday at 2 pm. The two 23rd meetings since 1884 are tied 11-11. Williams seeks home victory after last year’s 21-0 Hartford win. Trinity, led by Dick Rissel, aims to spoil Williams on its home turf amid early-season testing for both squads.
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Williamstown
Williams College
Weston Field
Trinity College
Trinity
Ephmen
Williams
Ephs
Bantams
Hartford
Conn
Dan Jesgee
Yate
Dick Rissel
Yale
Doug Morris
Bob Heimgartner
Frank Navarro
Navarro
Brilacaust Upsets Sarge's Nob At Hancock Race
At Berkshire Downs Hancock the favorite pairs failed as Brilacaust nosed ahead near the wire to win the daily double after Dandy's Son won the opener. George Steineman rode two wins and Raymond Pichette added two mounts while 2,865 fans wagered 170,861 dollars. Races continue with ten on Friday and ten on Saturday.
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Hancock
Berkshire Downs
Dandy
Sarge
Brilacaust
George Steineman
Raymond Pichette
Black Warrior
Star Daisy
New Lebanon Nets Second Soccer Win
New Lebanon Central School beat Cairo Central 3 1 on a neutral field at Ichabod Crane in Valatie to notch its second win of the season. Bill Comstock opened scoring in the second period, Cairo answered in the third, and George Geibel sealed the victory with two fourth quarter points. Coach Russ Harmon said Tom Homestead returned to the lineup while George Casazza remains on the disabled list. The Indians schedule next game at Ichabod Crane in Valatie Thursday.
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Lebanon Springs
N.Y
New Lebanon Central School
Cairo Central
Ichabod Crane
Valatie
Bill Comstock
Cairo
George Geibel
Russ Harmon
Tom Homestead
George Casazza
Indians
Allendale and Egremont Win Elementary Touch Contests
Allendale and Egremont schools won recent elementary touch football clashes as prep for upcoming soccer. Allendale routed Bartlett 28 0 in an Northeast League 5th grade game at Brown Street Field with Harvey Potter returning two interceptions for scores and Mark Sacchetti grabbing a TD pass and picking off a Bartlett pass. Potter added four extra points on runs. Egremont’s 11th grade South League squad edged Plunkett 6 6 with Tom Porter forcing a Plunkett safety after a Martin Tagliaferro to Steve Cella scoring pass. Mark Handy tied the game with a Plunkett interception before the safety broke the tie.
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Allendale
Egremont
Bartlett
Browntreet Field
Harvey Potter
Mark Sacchetti
Potter
Plunkett
Tom Porter
Martin Tagliaferro
Steve Cella
Mark Handy
General Electric Golf Tourney Draws 351 Entrants
Three hundred fifty-one players entered the 48th annual General Electric Co golf tournament set across three area courses. Competition splits: Country Club of Pittsfield 156 players, Stockbridge Golf Club 152, Skyline Country Club in Lanesboro 43. Defending champion Horace Bud Cauffman from Pittsfield/Muhlenberg College leads teams against the Generals in team play, with Prizes awarded at a 7 PM dinner at General Electric Athletic Association clubhouse.
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General Electric Co
Country Club
Pittsfield
Stockbridge
Skyline Country Club
Lanesboro
Horace
Bud) Cauffman
Pittsfield High
Muhrenberg College
Generals
Electrics
D. W. Lloyd
J. T. Castles
General Electric Athletic Association
Boxing results from multiple bouts across cities
Philadelphia Sugar Ray Robinson 162 New York out pointed Young Joe Walcott 157 Bridgeton NJ Cardiff Brian Curvis 146 Wales stopped Isaac Logart 147 New York Reno Carl Ol son 175 San Francisco stopped Fred Roots 17314 Sacramento CA San Francisco Henry Clark 216% San Francisco outpointed George Johnson 214 Oklahoma City Grand Rapids Buster Mathis 273 Grand Rapids outpointed Bob Stalling 208 Freeport WY
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Philadelphia
Sugar Ray Robinson
New York
Joe Walcott
Bridgeton
Cardiff
Wales
Brian Curvis
Isaac Logart
Reno
Nev
Carl
Bebo) Olson
San Francisco
Fred Roots
Sacramento
Calif
Henry Clark
George Johnson
Oklahoma City
Grand Rapids
Mich
Buster Mathis
Bob Stalling
Freeport
W.Y
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