Bennington Bowling Hot Streaks Across Divisions
Betty Wilcox posts a 203 single and Elinor Hyjeck nets a 523 triple in the Girls Eastern. R Kline of Tomasi's Sportscenter delivers a 257 single and 643 triple. Joanne Babock of Alley Cats and Donna Betti of County National post notable 212 and 548 triples respectively. Rusty Dunham tallies a 244 single and 592 triple, while Gene Farrar adds an 808 four-game high in the Cassie. Jan Bishop posts a 518 triple and 210 single in Girls Green Mt. Terry Bishop of Alta Angels posts a 234 single and 592 triple in Southern Vermont. Ron Perrott leads with a 216 single and 577 triple for the Pros from Dover in the Men's City. Rusty Dunham also records a 592 triple and Don Farrar of Eagle Square a 222 single in the Monument.
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Thoroughbred racing opens meet at Pownal tonight
Green Mountain starts its ninth season of Thoroughbred racing tonight at 7 45 p m with the first of 140 programs. Night racing is set for Wednesday through Saturday with day racing Sundays and holidays. Post time for day cards is 2 p m. Wagering includes Daily Double Perfecta and Big Perfecta through Oct 31. Vice president Vincent J Bartimo calls the season cautiously optimistic due to racing influences in other states. Bud Sears has lined a nine race opening night headlined by The Inaugural seven and a half furlongs with seven strong entrants. R Longhi's Pot Lag looms as favorite based on last year’s form and recent Lincoln Downs.
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World Cup tennis pits Yanks against Aussies in Boston
In Boston four Americans led by Arthur Ashe and Bob Lutz face eight Australian stars including Roy Emerson and John Newcombe in a three day World Cup tennis clash at Boston College Roberts Center. The event, to raise funds for indoor courts in Roxbury, follows a Davis Cup style format with two singles and one doubles per day, culminating in Sunday afternoon.
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Pownal Friday Races First through Eighth Classes
Race card for Pownal dated Friday April 21, 1971 lists first five classes with six to ten entries each. Notable horses include Chris An Casandra-Handley in First, An Absolute-Lewis in Seventh, Frankie Burgoo-Handley in Eighth, with contenders such as Sweet Bippy-Boismier Ky. Count-Hanks Shadys Pride-Gino and Red Rip-Morgan among field. Suffolk-style betting figures show purses of 1550 to 1700 dollars across divisions.
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Handley
Sweet Bippy — Boismier
Count — Hanks
Joan Malone
Sage
Star Prayer — Krul
Lapensee
Queen Ricky
Tiding Echo — Sullivan
Clear Well
Cat — Lopez
Lewis
Wasaka — Lapensee
Motorgo — Ernst
Sin bin — Morgan
Shadys Pride
Gino
Hill
Summer Vale — Morgan
Frankie Burgoo
Lee's
Fan — Santiago
Hasta Luego — Pruden
Little Rouge — Ernst
Brave Devil — Hanks
Hank’s Here
Red Rip — Morgan
Peter Polo
Gloriella — Sullivan
Saratoga Entries Pace Races and Trot Results
Entries show FIRST Pace $600 with Stoney Dale Davis Nancy Dawn Fanelli Merrys Lamb Cappella Alrebi Pulver Elkingtons Girl Wise Chief Bennett Rebel Gold. SECOND Pace $700 listing Aquarius Vola Story Carola Lebell Richards Killer Jose Willis April Way Allen Avor True Blue Coppola Scotch List Kelly Walter Rod Lamb Armbro Lucy Aloy. THIRD Trot $2,500 SEVENTH Trot $2,500 with Blazon Hanover Hoyt Van Hanover Cameron E S P H Story Lightning Larry Dancer Rodney Gallon Bromley Wish Lamb North Carolina Willis Dins Boy Langtry. Eighth Pace $1,500.
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Stoney Dale — Davis
S.e. Phil — Morel
Nancy Dawn
Fanelli — Merrys Lamb
Alrebi — Pulver
Elkingtons Girl
Wise Chief — Bennett
Rebel Gold — Allen
Aquarius
Carola Lebell — Richards
Killer Jose — Willis
Way — Allen
Avor True Blue — Coppola
Scotch
Blazon Hanover — Hoyt
van Hanover — Cameron
E.S. P.H
Story
Lightning Larry — Dancer
Rodney Gallon — Bromley
Wish — Lamb
North Carolina
Willis & Dins Boy — Langtry
Impetuosity wins Blue Grass Stakes in Derby pace
Impetuosity romped home three lengths ahead of 12 rivals in the Blue Grass Stakes at Kenneland. Entry mate Twist The Axe Thursday was second with Dynastic third as Reb's Policy set an American course record in the Meteor Handicap at Hollywood Park, finishing fifth.
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Twist the Axe
Greentree Stable
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