Bennington Driver Mattison Nets Double Wins at Green Mountain Park
Clyde Mattison piloted Irene's Rascal to a first ever Bennington win at Green Mountain Park then drove Sunny Ed to victory in the fifth race for a night double. Coppermite captured the Molly Stark Pace while Irv Foster extended his winning streak with Conestoga Long.
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Dunckley
Foster
Irene’s Rascal
Rebel Land Robie
Donald’s Express
Irene
Rascal
Mattison
Sunny Ed
Cedar City
Mathilde
Lark
Fair Kamela
Irv Foster
Conestoga
Molly Stark
Coppermite
Graham Crocker
Counsel Way
Adorable Wick
Dave Dunckley
Jean Mir
Clyde Mattison
Bennington
Dick Rankin
Casselberry
Fla
Green Mountain Park
AHL Playoffs: Pittsburgh Beats Quebec 5-1
Pittsburgh defeated Quebec 5 to 1 in the sole scheduled playoff game. The win advances Pittsburgh in the best of series against the Quebec squad.
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Quebec
Pittsburgh
Last Rites Planned for Colt Umbricht After Cancer
Houston pitcher Jim Umbricht dies at 33 from melanoma. Funeral set for Friday at Settegast Kopff Chapel with eulogy by Russ Kemmerer. survived by parents Edward and Mrs Umbricht and brother Edward Jr.
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Umbricht
Jim
Edward Umbricht
Houston
Edward Jr
Settegast - Kopf
Russ Kemmerer
Houston Colt
Harry Craft
Sam Harris
Ken Johnson
Bobby Lillis
Dick Farrell
Kemmerer
Minnie Minoso Back In Chicago On One More Comeback
The Chicago White Sox signed Minnie Minoso, age 40, to a new contract as a spare outfielder and pinch-hitter after a return from stints with St. Louis and Washington. General Manager Ed Short praised his legs and readiness, noting Minoso hoped for one more season with Chicago.
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Chicago White Sox
Minnie Minoso
White Sox
Ed Short
Chicago
St. Louis
Joe Cunningham
Minoso
Washington
Short
Grapefruit
Cactus Land
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Fresno
Calif
Billy O'Dell
San Francisco Giants
Max Alvis
Leon Wagner
Cleveland
Johnny Romano
Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco
Celtics Seek eighth straight division crown in Game Five
The Celtics host the Cincinnati Royals in Boston Garden aiming to close out the series after a 3-1 lead. Royal guards Jerry Lucas surged past Boston in Cincinnati to force a fifth game with potential for further playoff dates.
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Cincinnati Royals
Boston Garden
Celtics
Cincinnati
Boston
Tom Heinsohn
Lucas
Jack McMahon
MceMahon
Red Auerbach
Dean
Sox Pitching Looks Bad Hitting Shows Good Power
Boston Red Sox fall 7 6 in 11 innings to the Chicago Cubs in Salt Lake City. Bill Monbouquette failed to close a 5 3 lead as Joe Amalfitano Lou Brock and Billy Williams drove in key runs. Lu Clinton homered to put Boston ahead in the ninth. Ed Bressoud and Frank Malzone also connected for the Sox. The loss goes to Arnold Earley with Earl Wilson slated to start next for Boston in Albuquerque.
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Ed Bressaud
Frank Malzone
Lu Clinton
Red Sox
Andre Rodgers
Ernie Banks
Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
St. Petersburg
Fla
Julian Javier
Pete Mikkelsen
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Alex Johnson
Richie Allen
Phillies
Dick Schofield
Roberto Clemente
Willie Stargell
Pirates
New York Mets
Kansas City A’s
Mets
Ron Hunt
Ed Kranepool
Bill Bryan
Kansas City
John Goryl
Minnesota Twins
Houston Colts
Russ Snyder
Luis Aparicio
John Powell
Baltimore Orioles
Salt Lake City
Utah
Boston Red Sox
Bill Monbouequette
Boston
Chicago
Joe Amalfitano
Ellis Burton
Lou Brock
Billy Williams
Ed Connolly
Sox
Red Hot
Tony Conigliaro
Butch Heffner
Dick Bertell
Ron Santo
Arnold Earley
Clinton
Ed Bressoud
Albuquerque
Earl Wilson
Dick Ellsworth
Sarazen’s TV Fame Keeps Golf Immortal at 62
Gene Sarazen, the knickered legend of the Roaring Twenties, promotes television as much as his golf. He has appeared on Shell’s Wonderful World of Golf in 28 countries and remains active after winning two U S Opens two PGA titles the Masters and the British Open.
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Squire
U.S
Sarazen
Craig Wood
Hong Kong
Prospect Mt Ski Club to sponsor juniors giant slalom
Prospect Mt. Ski Club members voted to sponsor a junior giant slalom next season and seek USEASA sanctioning for the open event. The race would join the existing Junior Skimeister, open to Bennington area students, with John Stark trail likely used at Prospect. The January or February 1965 event awaits USEASA approval and club authorization.
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Prospect Mt
Useasa
Prospect Area
John Stark
Second Congregational Church
Jesseman
Carpenter Hill Road
Dean W. Osgood
Dewey St
John G. Irons Jr
Grandview St
Robert E. Houle
South Shaftsbury
Policeman Fires On Gun Threat Suspect In Lawrence
In Lawrence Massachusetts a 23 year old man Robert Kenney was shot five times in the stomach after he threatened a policeman with a shotgun. He was in critical condition at Lawrence General Hospital as doctors fought to save him. Kenney had fired the shotgun twice at home and threatened officers who touched him. He fled but was later spotted at a gas station where a large police perimeter confronted him. Patrolman Alfred Duemling fired a submachine gun wounding Kenney who had pointed at officer Joseph P. Fitzpatrick. Kenney's mother reported the weapon and ammunition he carried. The incident began with Kenney threatening to kill and ended with his wounding and hospitalization.
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Lawrence
Mass
UPI
Robert Kenney
Lawrence General Hospital
Daniel F. Hart
Kenney
Alfred Duemling
Joseph P. Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Duemling
NBA Considers Expansion Moves For 1965
NBA President J Walter Kennedy said at an NBA meeting that no immediate expansion is planned but Chicago Pittsburgh and one or two Southwest cities will receive serious consideration next year. He added that between now and 1965 the association will explore expansion possibilities.
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ST. Louis
UPI
National Basketball Association
Chicago
Pittsburgh
NBA
League
J. Walter Kennedy
Middlebury Senior Wins Edward John Noble Leadership Award
Middlebury College senior David R. Holmes of Middlebury majoring in political science receives the Edward John Noble Leadership Award under the International Fellows Program. He joins the 50 national fellows, with last year’s winner Charles F. MacCormack of East Wakefield, New Hampshire. Holmes will study U S world affairs and attend sessions in Washington D C and at the United Nations in New York.
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Middlebury
David R. Holmes
Middlebury College
Charles F. MacCormack
East Wakefield
N.H
Columbia
Holmes
United States
Washington, D.C
United Nations
New York
Worst Picks First Race Leads Pacing Card
A horse racing card lists nine races with entries for each pace and trotting event. Notable names include Burgess Hanover and No Slater, with best bet Burgess Hoover highlighted and yesterday’s pick results showing wins and longshots across the meet.
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W. L. Pet
AHL
Cleveland Hershey
Jim Umbricht
University of Georgia
Milwaukee Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Paul Richards
Richards
M.D. Anderson Hospital
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Milwaukee
Hank Fischer
Washington Senators
West Palm Beach
Claude Osteen
Royals
Dick Dew
Boston Celtics
Dover
England
Matthew Webb
K. C. Jones
Wayne Embry
Sportrait
Augusta, Ga
Gene Sarazen
Wood
Augusta
Henry Cotton
Cotton
St. Andrews
Prospect
By Bob Hagerman
Concord Lake
N.Y
Robert L. Hagerman
Main St
Irons
Raymond C. Aja
Crescent Blvd
Augusta National
Mr. Alloway
Kroger Prince
Lord Frost
Longshot—Hodgen
Rose
Bill Jim
Fair Indico
Miss Forever
Miss Divot
Slater
Buddy Comet
Mr. Millis
Burgess Hanover
Strom Hanover
Valerie Long
Charex
Verna Duke
Captain Logan
Sharp Time
Longshot
Rocket C
Lilli Put
Will
Amber Wayne
Skeet
Fern
Creed Chief
Thru Express
Credamus
Havas Ava
Royal Majesty
Doras Joy
Frisky Jon
Star Zest
Uncle Jim
Judy Hof
Burgess Hoover
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