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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1964

Page

7

Sawchuk May Mind Nets For Red Wings Tonight

Detroit may bring back goalie Terry Sawchuk for the game against the Chicago Black Hawks in Detroit. Sawchuk, sidelined by a pinched nerve, was released from hospital and could be used at game time as the Wings seek to force a decisive sixth game in the semifinal series.

Sawchuk Red Wings Detroit Red Wings National Hockey League Terry Sawchuk Chicago Black Hawks Detroit Chicago Black Hawks Roger Crozier Detroit Osteopathic Hospital Sid Abel Crozier Murray Balfour Montreal Canadiens Toronto Maple Leafs Toronto Jean Beliveau

Bracey Favored In Hoosac Pace At Green Mountain Park

Bracey the six year old gelding owned by Pownal's Paul A. Casey is the favorite in the Hoosac Pace feature at Green Mountain Park with eight pacers in a mile dash worth 650 dollars. Dreamy Bill Irish Air Sea Weed and others compete as post positions are listed for the 1964 card beginning at 8 10 p m with Daily Double and Twin Double windows outlined.

John Buonamo Secaucus Dreamy Bill Hugo Fleming Damon Gratton P. Lamson Havas Ava Fenn Bott R. Smith Solicitor's Halo Worthy Son—D. Meyocks Miss Millie Abbey I. Foster Kevin C.—W. Arthurs Bullet Hayes J. Moss Mountain Justice Smart Lady R. Ellerman Billy Laird King Victory F. Devizzio Indiana State B. Huntress Imperial Maiie Benny Fen Ace Pick D. Meyocks Lovely Newport D. Dunckly Hill View Flash K. Heeney Grey Valley Gallipur N. Allen Tarr H Story Formal Prim Lad—A Ole Priore Miss Ches Sue Bromley Sam Bone Spencer J. Crane Shadydale Irish Ali Phyllis C. Scott Tingley Dreamy Bill H. Fleming Bracy P. Casey Gogo Penny Sane Ensign Eric Cer Berry Seamnela Katrinka Carter Creed Coppola Scotch Sand—A McAfee Georgi Volo Proctor

Exhibition Baseball Scores From Sarasota and Bradenton

In Sarasota New York scores 5 1 5 1 and Chicago 7 4 2 4 with Herbert winning for New York and At Bradenton Detroit defeated Kansas City 8 to 7 led by Faul who earned the win over Flynn Green hit a home run in the Detroit game.

Bradenton, Fla Detroit Kan City Fisher Fox Faul Sullivan Handrahan Flynn Aker Edwards Bryan Hr—Green

Baseball score roundup from Florida and Arizona spring games

In St Petersburg and West Palm Beach Florida and Clearwater and Phoenix and Palm Springs a series of spring exhibition games feature teams such as Balti St Louis Houston Milwaukee Cincinnati Philadelphia Minnesota Pittsburg Chicago San Francisco Cleveland Los Angeles and others. Notable moments include home runs by Johnson Triandos Rojas Mota McCabe and Williams, and pitchers Estrada Lemaster Tsitouris Hendley Schwall Schurr Belinsky winning games.

Koufax Wins as Dodgers Beat Mets in Fort Lauderdale

At Fort Lauderdale Florida the Dodgers defeat the Mets 5 to 1. Koufax wins the game with Moeller and Camill e and Julian credited for seven innings played. Meyer and E Howard also pitched for the Mets.

Fort Lauderdale Fla. LA Koufax Moeller Camille Julian Meyer E.howard

Jones in Front For Sox Second Base Job

Boston manager Johnny Pesky weighs Dalton Jones as the starting second baseman over Chuck Schilling amid exhibition games. Jones has produced timely hits while Schilling struggles. A decision could come after the next few days as Boston faces the Chicago Cubs in Mesa.

Jones Sox Scottsdale, Ariz UPI Boston Red Sox Johnny Pesky Dalton Jones Chuck Schilling Pesky Schilling Chuck Boston Chicago Cubs Mesa

Komives Wins Scoring Title With 36.7 Per Game Average

Howard Komives leads the nation with a 36.7 point per game average as the 1963 64 major college basketball scoring champion. Detroit tops team scoring at 96.1 per game and Davidson posts .944 field goal accuracy.

Komives New York UPI Howard Komives Detroit Miami Fla Davidson National Collegiate Athletic Association Service Bureau Terry Holland Rick Parks Tulsa Ohio Xavier Bob Pelkington Paul Silas Creighton

Green Mt Entries Race Card Highlights

Purse details for races three to five include pace and trot events. Notable horses include Jerry's Valley driven by P Plante and Palm Queen with L Ellis in a tight field. The fifth race features Single's Pride with J Kane and Freight Racer with D Dunckley as top contenders.

P. Plante Great Northern Rosalina Nimitz—R Ellerman J. Kane

State Bankers Meet At Springfield

Springfield Vermont hosts a joint meeting of the Vermont Chapter NABAC and the Vermont Bankers Association on April 8 at Hartness House. Gordon P. Sweeney of Chemical Bank of New York Trust Co. will speak on Up-to-date Ideas on Financial Statement Analysis, with Kenneth E. Oliver of Chittenden Trust Co. presiding and Donald E. Miller coordinating reservations. A separate note from Lander Wyoming mentions a hotel mourning not minting new silver dollars with a bar sign reflecting western sentiment.

Montpelier State Tax Department Burlington City Hall Springfield Gordon P. Sweeney Chemical Bank of New York Trust Co Vermont NABAC Vermont Bankers Association Hartness House Sweeney Kenneth E. Oliver Chittenden Trust Company Burlington Donald E. Miller First National Bank of American Association of University Women Putnam Block Charles Fienberg Francis E. Morrissey John Rothrock Bennington

Schmidt’s Job on Line in Bruins Coaching Shakeup

In Boston the Bruins announce Milt Schmidt will continue as coach with a potential shift to another vital role. The team finished last in the NHL, with 18 wins marking the best total in five seasons without playoff qualification, prompting speculation about his future in front office duties.

Boston UPI Milt Schmidt Boston Bruins National Hockey League Bruin Weston W. Adams Schmidt Bruins Phil Watson NHL

Bowling Monument Roofing and Local Firms Headline Scores

A parsed listing shows multiple business names with high single and high triple scores, including Tarantino, Sargood, Valletti, Fisher, Poore, Farrar, Griswold, and Pierce. The data contrasts single and triple scores next to each name, reflecting a long-running city standings or competition results.

Monument Roofing—Co Liggett’s Body Shop Tarrantino Byars House Volkswagen Sargood Valletti’s Insurance Heald Plastic Fisher Wms Bugbee Bishop Farrar Marty’s Flowers Griswold

Green Mountain Race Night Highlights at First-Mile Trot

Harness meets at Green Mountain feature nine race events, purse six hundred dollars each, with multiple finishing positions listed. Notable results include Burgess Hanover and Orient Hin claiming top spots, times ranging from 2:18 to 2:24.3, and a Daily Double of $99.00 amid a crowd of 2,322.

Burgess Hanover Foster Strom Hanover McKenney Uncle SI Heeney Freight King Cadet Brooke Torr Debbie Clever Stone Mick Orient Hin Plante Jr Colonel Dee Ellis Prince Robert (Benard Cherokee Kid Charmante Frisco April Jane Miss Forever

Cronin Rejects Finley Plan For Stadium Changes

Boston report says American League President Joe Cronin denied a meeting to discuss altering Yankee Stadium dimensions. Cronin will send a representative to Kansas City to review Charles O. Finley Athletics proposed shortening of foul line distances at Municipal Stadium.

Boston UPD Joe Cronin Yankee Stadium New York Charles O. Finley Kansas City Athletics Cronin Finley Kanesas City Municipal

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