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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1971

Page

9

Ski industry debuts revolutionary gear at LAS show

At the Ski Industries America show in New York City the Statler Hilton displayed waterproof breathable fabrics, red white and blue after-ski shoes and snoopy sunglasses with ear muffs. Beconta unveiled a new hydraulic ski-boot binding adjuster from Look-Nevada. Scott of Sun Valley introduced a one-buckle light weight step-in boot. 165 exhibitors across 116000 square feet showcased $500 fiberglass skis by Graves Corp and pants with built-in socks from Anba.

Michael Strauss N.Y Beconta, Inc United States Scott Sun Valley S.L.A Graves Corporation Newburyport Mass Anba Austria Brunswick Corporation Beconta Look-Nevada Nevers France Raymond Degan Look Nevada

Foyt Wins Atlanta 500 Beating Petty by 1.8 Seconds

A. J. Foyt drives a 1969 Mercury for Woods Brothers and defeats Richard Petty by 1.8 seconds in the Atlanta 500 at Hampton Georgia. The victory earns $19,200 and brings his season Nascar winnings to $86,350 from four races. Foyt credits a flawless pit crew and notes his near spin during the late stretch while Petty leads before Foyt passes on lap 313 of 328.

Hampton UPI A. J. Foyt Indianapolis Foyt U.S. Auto Club Richard Petty Woods Brothers Stuart Petty

Drysdale Upsets Laver To Win Aventura Tennis Title

Sixth seed Cliff Drysdale of South Africa defeated Rod Laver of Australia 6-2 6-4 3-6 6-4 to capture the $10,000 first prize at the $50,000 Aventura tourney before about 3,000 fans. Laver led 4-2 in the fourth set but Drysdale surged back with precise net play and a dominant backhand. Hewitt and Santana won the doubles final over Diederichs and Phillips 6-2 6-2.

New York Times Miami Cliff Drysdale South Africa Rod Laver Australia Drysdale Laver Hewitt Santana Colin Diederichs David Phillips Cliff Richey San Angelo

Pownal Results April 4 1971

Pownal results list betting figures and payouts from Sunday’s events. Numbers show various wagers, odds, and totals including $1,100 and $1,400 stakes, with multiple line items such as 57, 1369.40, and 1700. The fragmentary text cites win chances and returns for participants and bets.

UCLA's Wooden to Instruct at Top Ten Coaches Clinic

UCLA coach John Wooden will head a slate of four renowned instructors at the Top Ten Coaches Clinic April 23 25 at the Gideon Putnam Hotel in Saratoga Springs New York Ed Lynch athletic director and clinic co director said high school and junior varsity coaches will ask about UCLA stalling tactics that edged Villanova 60 62 in the NCAA finals Saturday Wooden described as activist and surprising in the final period

Saratoga Springs N.Y UCLA John Wooden Coach Wooden Gideon Putnam Hotel Ed Lynch Vincentian Institute Villanova Wooden Lynch

Fred Davis elected National State Racing Commission president

Fred P Davis of Vermont was chosen leader of the NASRC marking the first time a chief executive came from a small racing state. The 56 year old former Navy captain and Vermont Racing Commission member outlined priorities including federal adoption of equine swine fever test and waste removal costs at backstretches while praising past mentors and his lifelong connection to horses.

Fred Davis National State Racing Commission San Juan Puerto Rico Fred P. Davis National Association of State Racing Commissioners Davis Vermont Green Mountain Park NASRC Duke University Davis Petroleum Products Newport Rotary Elks, American Legion Masons Vermont Racing Commission New Hampshire Emmet J. Kelley Lou Smith Rockingham Park Leroy Coggins

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