Astros Face Sun Glare in New Dome During Practice
In Houston, the domed stadium causes intense glare and shifting shadows during a practice session with the Astros and Oklahoma City farm club. General Manager Paul Richards floated fixes including colored glasses or painting the skylight, and suggested possible tarpaulins or synthetic turf. Outfielder Al Spangler noted daytime light patterns disrupt tracking fly balls, but nighttime backdrop remains appealing.
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Domed Stadium
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Oklahoma City
Dome
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al Spangler
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New
Astrodome
Houston Astros
Pownal Hosts Invitational Trot Night Feature at Pow nal
Eva's Son from Peter Lind Eva's Doris leads an eight horse field in the $1,500 Invitational Trot at Pownal with Cosmo Annese aboard from post three. Ahern Hanover, Massie Scott, Scar Way, Pete's Pride, Bailia, Ti Clip, Lone Scott, and Shadydale Leader also compete, with Terra Flight listed as an eligible starter.
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Cosmo Annese
Ahern Hanover
Titan Hanover
Pownal
Green Mountain Park
Massie Scott
Powe
Nal
Mossie Scott
Esther C. Hill
West Fairlee
Parker Hill
Scar Way
Pete’s Pride
Harold Story
Bailia
Neil Allen
Ti Clip
Rockingham Park
Howard Britt
Lone Scott
Yonkers Raceway
Bill Burris
Shadydale
Ronnie Chase
Terra Flight
Ken Heaney
Joe Dillon
Ellis Glendale
Jerry
Church
MacDonald
Higgins MacVale
Dunn Wayne C
Grey Wolf
Annunziata
Story Eva
Annese Bailio
Alien
Britt Lone Scott
Burris
Childs
Mighty Judy
No Diver
Chief Deville
Langtry
Zelda C
Henney
W. D. Melburn
Coville
Bay State
Isabel
Culhane
Stormy Valley
Long King Cole
Hinds
Mr. Alloway
Nazarian
Seattle G
Celtics coast to 112 94 win over 76ers in Game 3
Boston shot to a 2 1 lead in the Eastern Division finals by taking a 112 94 decision over Philadelphia at the Garden. Russell led with 19 points and 26 rebounds while Sam Jones and Havlicek each scored 24 as Wilt Chamberlain battled hard with 37 rebounds and 24 points but lacked support as Philly fouled out Greer.
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Bloomer Girls
Sam Jones
John Havlicek
Sam
John
Tommy Heinsohn
K. C. Jones
Willie
the Whale) Naulls
Chet Walker
Hal Greer
Greer
Heinsohn
Havlicek
Ptfilly
Cham
Philly
Walker
Philadelphians
Monument To Memorialize Skiing Victim Bill Beck
A committee forms to erect a Vermont granite memorial at Middlebury College Snow Bowl for William M. H. Beck former URI ski coach and Snow Bowl director who died after an accident in March. The bronze ski school bell plaque honors his 1961 65 tenure and teaching zeal.
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Middlebury
William M. H. Beck
Middlebury College
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University of Rhode Island
Ness
Vermont
Player Shoots 7 Under 65 To Lead Masters Tourney
Gary Player fired a seven under par 65 at Augusta National, tying the low Masters opening round record, and leading a crowded field as 33 of 91 players broke par. Nicklaus, Lema, Aaron and Sikes followed at 67, with Palmer at 70 and Reed named NBA rookie of the year in New York.
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Gary Player
Augusta National
Lloyd Mangrum
Jack Nicklaus
Tony Lema
Tommy Aaron
Dan Sikes
University of Florida
Frank Beard
Florida
Doug Sanders
George Bayer
Tommy Bolt
Ray Floyd
Wes Ellis
Arnold Palmer
Byron Nelson
Lionel Hebert
Mason Rudolph
Billy Patton
Donald Allen
Richard Davies
John Hopkins
Ben Hogan
Jimmy Demaret
Art Wall
Gene Littler
Bob Goalby
Bo Wininger
Tommy Jacobs
Jerry Barber
Chen Ching-Po
China
Bernard Hunt
England
Ramon Sota
Spain
Stan Leonard
Canada
Bruce Devlin
Australia
Palmer
Faddist
Ed Furgol
Greensboro
Japan
Nicklaus
Aaron
Lema
Sikes
Beard
Louisville
Green Mountain Track Results and Times
Horse racing card from Green Mountain shows first to ninth races with times from 2:06 to 2:19. Winners include Stolem in the first race and Omar's Quick Flash in the ninth, with notable placings for Greentree Susan and Mighty Twinkle. Attendance reached 1,850 and handle totaled $93,533.
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Susan
Jane
Milbro Dream
Ed Lohmeyer Jr
Doctor Vnion
Cole
Colonel Dee
Merry Dares
Little Dearie
Dianne Ling
Daiy Double
Mighty Twinkle
J. Berube
Bright Girl
W Langtry
Torr
H Folger
Alotta
A Nazarin
Dora's
West Newport
Uncle Clarence
Mystery Melody J Manzi Jr
Robe! Star
E Lohmeyer Jr
J. L. Troit
D Childs
Erick
Jocena Direct
Mi'e
Alien
Niagara Flash
D Marshall
Houston Express
A Nazorian
Direct Bec
Shadydale Luster
Jimmy
A. Dean
Faber Lond Amy
Do Royal
G McDonald
Torr’s Blackstone
Sussex Ace
W Alien
W. J. Counsel
Gracious McKiyo
Jim Blaze
Prince Pence
Sycamore Pat
Alibi
R Chase
Bay State
Andy
Wm Silk Jr
Knight Maplecroft
Joey H
Lotta Carlotta
Vernon Mac
Fandango
Scotch Delight
Omar
Prince Discovery
G McDonsid
Victorious Myc
W Arthurs
Peter Up
Mighty Goose
Shirley's
Shem Don
Verna Duke
YMCA Tournament Days Begin April 19 at Bennington Area
The 9th annual Tournament Days at the Bennington Area YMCA run the week of April 19. Open to members through age 18 at no charge, events include pool, table tennis, and candlepin bowling. Junior division covers up to age 14 and Intermediate ages 15 to 18. Signups available at the YMCA office. deadline is Friday April 16.
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YMCA
John Riddle
Bowling SOUTHERN VT LEAGUE Summary
Pownal Valley defeats Paulin's Garage 4-0. Highs: Dennis 224 single and 56 triple, Downing 527 series. Bellemare's blanked, Hughes 213 single, White leading The Villager with 1–3 score. DuBois 2–2 and Bishop 47. numeric lines indicate scores and totals.
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Paulin’s Garage
Dennis
Gladstone Shoes
Bellemare’s
Hughes
Downing
Dodge Fibers
Tri-Mont Texaco
Billett High
White— the Villager
Pownal Volunteer
DuBois
Bishop
Green Mountain Entries in 1965 Horse Trot Meet
Friday April 9 1965 card lists first trotter races with $600 purses in a program featuring many horse names and drivers. Entries include La Scotch Shadydale Countrystyle Larry Scott Ernest Hanover City Limit Hideohope Shadydale Biscuit and others with payouts and plate numbers noted across multiple divisions.
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Allen
Shadydale
Ted
Culhane
Silk Jr
Larry Scott
Harriet
Ernest Hanover
Ferriero
City Limit
Davis
Hideohope
Corel
Shadydale Biscuit
Folgeroe
Cimg
Belvedere
Arthurs
Merry Diamond
Coville
Fingo’s
Kone
Breezy Dean
Church
Simond D. Annunziata
Snappy Dillon
Zofrea
Chipper M
Childs
Kelly Boy
Casey Gel Blue Yonder
Cole
Miss Girdietree
Cowger
Tomiem
Burris
Colleen Royal
No Driver
Success Margo
Collins
Betty Gold
Lubor
Goldie Marie
Dawkins
P. B. Grattan
Hutch
Meadow Mac
Hinas
Ambrose Lad
MacDonald
Parkers Boy
Hil
Sambo B
Hayes Yankee Joy
Arthurs Tossell Bell
Williams
Ruby Calhoun
Chase
Sam Sanders
Manzi
Red Glory
Marshall
Whiz
Story
Pace
Baby Billy
Carbone
Adio Knight
Ben Turlington
Graham Crocker
Collette
Benny Goose
Heeney
Woydoc
Bell
Broxfield
Long
Equs Jim
Lohmeyer Jr
Cel
Andy Minhor
Franz
Bennington Little League Registration At YMCA
Registration for the Bennington Little League will be conducted on Monday and Tuesday nights April 12 and 13 from 6 30 to 9 30 at the YMCA. Eligible are boys who reach eight by August 1 this year. Parents must accompany with a birth certificate. Helpers may contact league officials on the listed nights.
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Bennington
Little League
YMCA
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