Green Mountain Harness Results from Thursday Racing Card
Green Mountain track ran eight harness races with fast, clear, cool conditions. Shady Jacklin won the first trotting mile while Second Guess and Green Mt. Miracle traded places in a close pacing program. Impulse led the third mile trot and Afton December topped the fourth mile pace as Anabell Lite and Fabric posted notable finishes in the later trots and paces. Twin Double payouts reached 46.40 with overall attendance and handle summarized in the closing lines.
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Shady Jacklin
Vv. Culhane
H. Folger
Flo Mon
W. Hoits
Tootsie Browne
Yankee Sunset
Little Kiss
Emily Scotch
Circle Jim
Counsel Dole
F. Jaeger
Green Mt. Miracle
J. Foster
Clayhaven Cassius
R. Richards Jr
Silent Mike
Pepper pJe
Congress Jan
Son Sue
Cee Cee Cee Nee Seeeeens
Lucky Hous
Meadow Beechie
E. Demo
Tuition
Skipper Key
Edgewood Giers
Ruth Steward
Jean Ellen
Gay Liberty
J. Hutch
Future Honover
D. Megilo
Oteca
Harry W
Mr. Alloway
Mighty Joy
Benny B Good
Stormy Valley
Cold Waters
L. Omeora
Peter Up
W. Langtry
Wulosk
Mac
W. Arthurs
Brownie Wood
Kelly Boy
Widows
Cash
Chockoyette Guy
J. Elliott
R. Foster Sr
Lullabbes Son
D. May
Rob's Boy
Porson Tass
Jim
Mitz Martin
C. McCarthy
Mighty Hayes
W. Man
Lebanon Valley to host 100 lap open race Sunday
Lebanon Valley Speedway in Lebanon Valley N Y schedules the 1965 season opener a 100 lap open competition race for Sunday at 8 p m Sanctioned drivers Bill Wimble and Rene Charland will start along with Frankie Schneider and Dutch Hoag as top purses draw talent from New Jersey New York Massachusetts and Florida Also on the card are two eight lap qualifying runs and a feature for no vice cars plus the regular modified stock car lineup Kenny Goddermore aims to defend his title for the high point man status Kelso the Thor oughbred legend will return to race in 1965 seeking a sixth horse of the year honor with his owner Mrs Richard C DuPont announcing his comeback】
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Lebanon
N.Y
Lebanon Valley Speedway
Bill Wimble
Lisbon
Rene Charland
Agawam
Mass
Florida
Daytona International Speedway
Frankie Schneider
Flemington
N.J
Dutch Hoag
Bath
Tampa
Fla
Will Gagle
Herbie Tillman
Kenny Goddermore
Averill Park
Louisville
UPI
Kelso
United States
Richard C. DuPont
Baseball Leaders From United Press International
A compact recap of top statistical leaders in the American and National Leagues. It lists batting averages, home runs, and RBIs for key players such as Mantle, Mays, Banks, and Banks, with pitching highlights including Aguirre, Gibson, and Spahn. The data covers Games, At Bats, Runs, and Hits, plus notable totals across multiple teams.
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AB R
H. Pet. Cater
Chi
Caglaro
Kllebrw
Minto
Pet
Krnpool
J.alou
Parker
Harper
Santo
Cubs
Bateman
Astros
Callison
Phils
Johnson
Reds
Robinson
Mantilla
Red Sox
Oliva
Twins
Colavito
Indians
Thomas
Cardenal
Angels
Allison
Powell
Orioles
Banks
Kranepool
Mets
Baseball Standings and Schedule Summary
Standings show WwW. L. Pet. and GB with teams led by Chicago at 8 3 .727. Minnesota 7 3 .700 percent, Detroit 7 4 .636, Boston 4 .556, Cleveland 4 .586, New York 6 6 .500, Baltimore 6 6 .500, Los Angeles 5 7 .417, Washington 4 10 .286, Kansas City 2 8 .182. Results note Baltimore 5 Washington 4. Friday matchups list Lopez, O Donoghue, Grant, Peters, Morehead, Aguirre, Narum, Terry, Barber, Bou ton. Saturday games include Minnesota at Chicago, Boston at Detroit, and other night contests among Los Angeles, Cincinnati, Houston, Chicago, Milwaukee, San Francisco, Philadelphia, New York, Pittsburgh, St. Louis.
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United Press International American League
L. Pet
Chicago
Minnesota
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
New York
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Washington
Kansas City
Lopez
O’donoghue
Grant
Peters
Morehead
Aguirre
Narum
Terry
Barber
Bouton
Cincinnati
Houston
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Los Ange San Fran
Spahn
Tsitourist
Herbert
Cloninger
Buhl
Farrell
Hendley
Koufax
Law
Sadecki
San Fran
Sabers To Show Films Of Sport Events Tonight
BCHS sports classics fill the Sabers evening at 7:30 in the high school gym. The championship basketball finals pit Sabers against Springfield and Spaulding, with films narrated by Peter Lemieux and Peter Tocci. Football reenactments feature the Fall Foliage game versus Windsor and the first win against Bendi, narrated by Dennis Stemp and Armand Parnaude. Refreshments during intermissions, sponsored by the senior class.
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BCHS
Sabers
Springfield
Spaulding
Peter Lemieux
Peter Tocci
Windsor
Bendi
Dennis Stemp
Armand Parnaude
Hawks tie Canadiens 2-1 to force deciding game
Chicago coach Billy Reay noted the Hawks staged a come from behind effort to defeat Montreal 2-1, knotting the playoff series at three games each. Elmer Vasko and Doug Mohns scored in the final period as Chicago erased an earlier deficit. The final game will be Saturday in Montreal.
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Chicago
UPI
Billy Reay
Black Hawks
Hawks
Montreal
Canadiens
Elmer Vasko
Doug Mohns
Vasko
Detroit
Reay
Massachusetts DA says Liston Clay bout hurts state money
Boston lighted by a heavyweight title rematch may cost Massachusetts thousands in lost revenue and foreign interests not obeying state law, says Dist. Atty. Garrett H. Byrne. Byrne postponed a boxing commission meeting while awaiting further guidance, but says the fight remains on under a commission approval.
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Bay State
Boston
UPI
Cassius Clay
Sonny Liston
Boston Garden
State of
Massachusetts
Garrett H. Byrne
Byrne
Massachusetts Boxing Commission
Ing
Dedham
Clay
Miami
Chicopee
Herman Greenberg
Boxing Commission
Dist
Atty
Jack Zalkind
Bryne
Commission
World Boxing Association
WBA
Bowling Scores From City League And Pro Training Report
Union Carbide and various teams post high scores in the city league standings and pro training for a May title defense. Vincente Salvidor trains for a Coliseum bout, while city league leaders Cushman’s Smokey’s Plante Jewelers Renegades and others compete for final positions.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Vincente Salvidor
Sparmate Chico Hernandez
Raul Rojas
Cushman’s
Smokey’s
Cumm
Mustangs
Plante Jewelers
Green
Pray
Renegades
Uct
Murray
Ashkar Sales
Vt. Bankers
Lampton
Elliott
Shea’s Wood
Tuttle
Hogan
Walczak
Benn Brush
Empire Cleaners
Ottaviano
Benn. Brush
Tuttle’s
Ashkar
Pine Cobble Earns Third in Tri-School Field Day
Pine Cobble School participated in a Tri-School Field Day at Berkshire Country Day School in Lenox with BCD first and Bement second. Pine Cobble students won multiple points including Barbara McLelland and Candy Roberts in track events, Sally Jenkins in high jump, and a third place boys relay team. The Pine Cobble Girls softball team played Bement at Deerfield, with a return game scheduled May 12 at 2 p.m. Evelyn Jewett coaches.
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Williamstown
Mass
Pine Cobble School
Berkshire Country Day School
Lenox
Bement
BCD
Pine Cobble
Barbara McLelland
Candy Roberts
Sally Jenkins
Harriet Dubin
Susan Hall
Susan Hunter
Peter Winant
Michael Brown
Jonathan Lee
David Povsner
Bement School
Deerfield
Evelyn Jewett
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