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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1966

Page

7

Robinson Expects to Cool Off From .467 Start

Orioles star Frank Robinson, in his first season after leaving Cincinnati, admits his .467 batting pace is unsustainable while praising Yankees win and his Baltimore teammates. He notes rival NL pitching and compares the leagues, with Brooks Robinson driving in runs as Baltimore rides a six game win streak.

Orioles Robinson NEW York UPI Frank Robinson Baltimore Cincinnati Yankees Mel Stottlemyre Fritz Peterson Curt Blefary Sam McDowell Sandy Koufax Koufax Japan Brooks Robinson Baltimore Brass Pittsburgh Brooks Frank Reds National League

Foy Earns Spot in Red Sox Lineup at Yankee Stadium

Rookie Joe Foy joins Boston in the starting lineup against the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium replacing Eddie Kasko. Boston sits 2-7, eighth, as New York leads the majors at 1-9. Earl Wilson to start vs Bob Friend, with Jim Lonborg lined up to face Whitey Ford later in the week. Boston emphasizes hustle and spirit despite early struggles.

New York UPI Joe Foy Red Sox Boston Billy Herman Foy Yankee Stadium Bronx Bombers Herman Eddie Kasko Cleveland Indians Sox New York Yankees Earl Wilson Bob Friend Jim Lonborg Whitey Ford Carl Yastrzemski

Saratoga Entries Cavalcade of 1966 Harness Races at Saratoga

A list of racing heats for Monday April 25 1966 at Saratoga featuring First through Eighth Pace Mile events with 8 horse fields each. Notable runners include Camden Hanover Lowland Matt Chico Shadydale Hi Tone Lynn Boot Miss Direct Dynamic Sue Vigil Verne Princess Mollie Lynn Flash Sharp Time Tingwyn Sammy Stoner Evelyn Mite Prince Discovery Ruth Adioway Delma Duane Frontier Lady Direct Motion Thorpe Princess Rainbow Bankers Trust Racketeer Plenty Quick Jim Blaze Kings Banner Mr Cranberry Glory Wyn Marching Along Spud Cumban SIXTH Pace field includes Waydoc Congress George Heather Land Brittany Missy Dee Lord Bud Hettie C Celtic Earle Runnymede Lucy's Demon Josedale Katrinka Stacey Star Rhythm Kid Cash Scott Knight Scene Rhythm Kid and others.

Camden Hanover—Parker Lowland Matt—LaBarge Chico—Davis Shadydale Hi Tone Childs C.T. Me—Motsiff el Rancho Vanidestine Tagglers Neveleland—Spencer Jr Lynn Boot Ruth Adioway—Allen Delma Duane—Garnsey Frontier Lady Weaver Direct Motion Butcher Thorpe Paul—Parker Princess Rainbow—Rain Bankers Trust Kelly Racketeer—Tingley Cathy J Plenty Quick—Tingley Jim Blaze Jevons Kings Banner—Davis Mr. Cranberry—LaRoucch Glory Wyn—Watson True Adios—Lamb Marching Along Lefebvre Spud Cumban Celtic Earle—Bromley Runnymede June—Coons Lucy’s Demon—Spencer Josedale Katrinka—Coppola Stacey Star—DeSantis Cash Scott—Garnsey Knight Scene—Arthurs Rhythm Kid—Watson

Baseball Standings and Results Snapshot for Sunday and Tuesday

Detroit defeated Washington 4 0 and 4 1 to lead the standings. Baltimore beat New York while Chicago edged Kansas City in ten innings. Minnesota topped California 5 3 and Cleveland had Boston rained out. Tuesday features Minnesota at Detroit Kansas City at Cleveland Chicago at Washington California at Baltimore and Boston at New York with Atlanta downed by New York 4 2 and 4 3. Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 3 2 in 51 innings with rain and rainouts at Philadelphia Cincinnati. Chicago beat Los Angeles 2 0 while St Louis topped Pittsburgh 5 2 and San Francisco 4 2 Houston. New York visited Chicago and St Louis visited Los Angeles as scheduled.

Detroit Washington Baltimore New York Chicago Kansas City Minnesota California Cleveland Boston Atlanta Cincinnati Philadelphia Los Angeles St. Louis Pittsburgh San Francisco Houston

Griffith Tiger Welterweight Challenger Faces Middleweight Title

New York upsized Emile Griffith, 27, as underdog to challenge Dick Tiger for the world middleweight title at Madison Square Garden. About 18,000 fans expected, with Griffith weighing near 152 pounds and Tiger at 160 for the 15 round bout.

New York UPS Emile Griffith Dick Tiger Griffith Virgin Islands Tiger Madison Square Garden Emile Robin Carter World Boxing Association Gene Fullmer

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