Saber's Walt Morrissey Named to Shrine Team
Walt Morrissey of Bennington Catholic High earns a spot on Vermont’s 25 player Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl roster to be held at Dartmouth Memorial Field on August 27. He is a 180 pound guard noted for blocking and defense. Vermont teammates include Hadley, Bocash, Morrison, and Steels among others. Training starts August 16 at Norwich University. event benefits Shrine Hospitals in Springfield and Montreal, with last year raising about 22000 dollars.
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Hanover
N.H
Bennington
Walt Morrissey
Vermont
Morrissey
Lakers
Dartmouth
Memorial Field
Raymond Hadley
James Ross
Bellows Falls
Peter Bocash
Tad Redman
Bellows Free Academy
Jerry Morrison
Denny Robinson
Brattleboro
Donald Maddock
Tim Steele
Burlington
Joel Smith
Fair Haven
Denny Wells
Hartford
Chris Anderson
Montpellier
Robert Stearns
Newport
David Brunelle
Mike Lefebvre
Ers
Sugar Bowl Board of Governors
Emile George
Windsor
Norwich University
Shrine
Springfield
Mass
Montreal
First Annual Athlete of the Year Award Tonight in Burlington
Dartmouth College head coach Bob Black will headline the Vermont Sports Awards Banquet at 6 30 PM in Burlington. Lt Gov John Daley is expected to attend as the announcement of the Vermont Athlete of the Year is revealed. Eight athletes monthly named since September are eligible for the honor.
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Burlington
Bob Blackman
Dartmouth College
John Daley
Vermont
The
Montpelier Lodge of Elks
VSSA
Scott Fitz
University of Vermont
Denny Robinson
Brattleboro High
Joe Rivers
Burlington High
Lee Roy
UVM
Billy D. Kidd
Stowe
University of Colorado
Blackman
Montpelier Elks Silver Tower Fund
Hard-Hitting Otters Defeat Catamounts 9-3
In a Bennington High School Otter Valley showdown, Otter Valley seized the game with strong fielding and timely hits. Right-hander John Drew delivered steady pitching helping Otters secure a 9 to 3 victory over the Catamounts.
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North Bennington
Bennington
Fourth Game Tomorrow Rink Side Experts Favor Montreal
The Detroit Red Wings remain tied in the Stanley Cup finals after a loss to the Montreal Canadiens. Montreal holds a 1-0 lead in the series as Winnipeg journalists weigh the upcoming game.
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Montreal
Detroit
UPI
Detroit Red Wings
Wings
Montreal Canadiens
Detroiters
Canadiens
Toledo
Ohio
Olympia Stadium
Chicago
Sid Abel
Gilles Trem
Leake Named Ski Co captain at UVM
Scott Leake of Bennington was elected co captain of the 1967 University of Vermont ski team. The junior was the school’s No. 2 cross country skier and jumper last season and placed in the top ten at major carnivals. He will help run fall training and is the son of Richard B. Leake III of Bennington.
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Burlington
Scott Leake
Bennington
University of Vermont
UVM
Leake
Richard B. Leakeliii
Woodford Road
Molly Stark
Montreal Beats Detroit After Early 3-Goal Gap
Montreal coach Toe Blake praised his team's resilience after a strong third period overcame an early three-goal deficit. He noted he had sparked the squad after the previous game, while acknowledging how tough a comeback proved in the final tally.
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Blay
Montreal
Toe Blake
Detroit
Forum
Dope No Soap In Olympics
The National Olympic Committees and International Sports Federations were assigned primary responsibility for ensuring competitors are free of drugs. An IOC windup session warns that if any individual is caught using dope the entire team in that sport will be disqualified. The doping commission led by Sir Arthur Porritt released the full statement seeking cooperation from NOOS and federations to educate on the subject.
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Rome
UPI
IOC
Arthur Porritt
New Zealand
NOOS
Pownal Entries for Horse Races on April 30 1966
The Pownal racing program lists ten events with $1,000 purses for five and seven furlongs and $1,500 for a five furlong race. Winners include Sheer Blue McCracken Second $1,000-5 Furlongs and Admiral Gano in the mile event, with multiple jockeys such as McCracken Handley Pruden and Kessler among listed riders.
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Sheer Blue — McCracken
Wary Lass
Fleet Lookout — Kessler
Debby G
Jeans Alibi — Kessler
At Anchor
Jermar
Gino
Better Catch
Romney — Handley
Bundling Green
Cardella
Triple Blitzer — Morreale
Dirtom — Fairbanks
Shameless Gal
Oh Sadie — McDowell
Jacques Danza
Mid Erin
Tikoor — Kiselewski
Royal Merchant — M. Diaz
Sassy Bull
Pruden
Nautical Fleet — McCracken
Accessory
Little Shane — Pruden
Wondeen’s Pride
McCracken
Admiral Gano
March Lion
Clear Call — Thorndike
Donahue
Kelly
Ledezma
Wild Win — Kessler
Benjoneson — Pruden
Saratoga Entries Pace Trot Mile Races Featured
A list of Saratoga horse races with first through tenth position entries across ten events. Notable horses include Wid Torney-Davis, Ramire-Howard, Shadydale Hi Tone-Childs, Ohio Demon-Arthurs, Royal Glory-Kelly, and many others across first to eighth places in various purses from $600 to $2,000.
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Wid Torney — Davis
Ramire — Howard
Scott’s Rambler
Laurie
Shadydale Hi Tone
Childs
Ohio Demon
Arthurs
Royal Glory
Kelly
Little Kiss — Coppola
Burgess Hanover — Butcher
Pam C
Churchill Downs Opens With Derby Focus in 19 Day Meet
Louisville race fans await Churchill Downs spring meeting led by the 92nd Kentucky Derby on May 7. Opening day features include the Stepping Stone Derby prep with five entries led by Blue Skyer Seam E Indian and Beau Sub, plus the Oaks Prep for 3 year olds headlined by Justakiss Spearfish and Native Street.
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Louisville
UPI
Churchill Downs
Hugh Grant
Mary Keim
Seam E
Clear Spring Stable
Old Bag
Vic Simmer
Tom Rolfe
Justakiss
Spearfish
Native Street
White Sox Snap Indians 10-Game Win Streak with Peters Homer
Gary Peters delivered a solo homer and benefited from relief help from Bob Locker as the Chicago White Sox defeated Cleveland 4-1 Friday night. The win halted Cleveland's record 10-game streak.
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Cleveland
UPI
Gary Peters
Bob Locker
Chicago White Sox
Indians
Opening Day A Fisherman’s Remembrance and Plan
A Vermont householder, Mrs. Clara Trombley, recalls fishing memories as Opening Day nears. The scrapbook blooms with notes on Rainbow trout and 21 inch, 334 pound claimed carp? memories. She shares stories of Ed, Earl Chase, and library gifts, and vows to fish near Dorset Hollow with worms, near water, away from roads.
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Clara Trombley
Vermont
Sullivan
Coolidge Street
Old Harry
Mrs. Trombley
Earl Chase
Dorset Hollow
Fair Racing Dates Set for 1966 Massachusetts Fairs
The State Racing Commission released 1966 fair racing dates across Massachusetts. Brockton, Marshfield, Weymouth, Hampshire Franklin Hampden, Barrington, and Berkshire groups each get six racing days between July and September. Dog racing dates were granted to Middleboro, Essex, and Rehoboth fair societies with six days each in June and September.
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Boston
UPS
State Racing Commission
Brockton Agricultural Society
Marshfield Agricultural and Horticultural Society
Weymouth Agricultural and Industrial Society
Hampshire, Franklin and Hampden Agricultural Society
Barrington Fair Association Inc
Berkshire County Fair Association
Middleboro Agricultural Society
Essex Agricultural Society
Rehoboth Fair Inc
Bulldogs Defeat Wallingford In Marble Valley League Game
Burr and Burton’s Bulldogs held Wallingford to three runs while scoring six. Aaron Hill pitched seven strikeouts with two walks. Wallingford’s Rabtoy fanned twelve but walked seven as Wortmanienie produced two RBIs. Johnny Wright tripled to start the first inning, Mike Bentley added RBIs, and Ronny La Montagne chipped in two runs.
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Otter Valley
Otters
Benhi
Jim Keir
Greg Croft
Otter
Keir
Dave Krug
Kerr
Krug
Bill Brownell
Drew
Jim Shoemaker
Benhi Spirits
Dave Palmer
Benci
Don Ziter
Jerry Jepson
Jepson
Russ Christie
Shoemaker
Christie
Earl Bump
Vermont
Wallingford
Carl Rice
Burr
Burton
Bulldogs
Mike Bentley
Ronny LaMontagne
Bentley
Ed Smith
Phil Zandy
Wortman
Bristol
West Rutland
B&b
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Wild Dynamite
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Dirty Shame
Sure Shot
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Tirade — Fairbanks
Mictigal
Espalator — Donahue
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Roman Wolf — Pruden
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Kotenko
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San Triomphe
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Dynamic Sue — Bloodgood
Beautiful Doll — DeSantis
Star Mercury — Garnsey
Debbie Day — Fanelli
Heeney
Seattle
Lil — Wines
Shadydale
Lambae
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Grand Blaze
Maida
Mickey MacPherson
Shafer
Chief Deville — Langtry
Clayhaven Delight — Peckham
Seaway
Kings Banner — Davis
Harvey’s
Benny — Ranger
Darn Handsome
Cramer
Willow Fancy — Goodsell
Colonie Girl
Winnie Over — Butcher
Primota — Hamilton
Syls Ranger — Collette
Duffette — Olin
Topaz Black Flame—Goodsell
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Peter G. Scott
Silk
Janie Scott
Lauriene
Colonie
Adios Sunshine — Arthurs
May Dawn — Shafer
Follow Tag — Power
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Logandale — Davis
Greg’s Boy — White
Quick Sal — Dobkowski
Salem Maid — LaBarge
Miss Baker
Lefebvre
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Harry Allan
Vic — Mahony
Rose Oregon — Cole
Meadowaire — Howard
Silver Boy — Richards
Vigorous Wick — Garnsey
Good Knight Lobell—Bloodgood
Tarr’s Blackstone — Story
Gold Cloud
Ladd Diamond — Collette
Elegant Wick — Story
Scotch Time
Success Saint — Olin G. Widow’s Champ — DeSantis
Marquis Pick — Dailey
Miss Impala — Silk
Pulaski Mac — Bromley
Prince Majesty — Arthurs
Cedar Crest Dash — Coppola
Mission Dale — Kelly
Cash Scott — Garnsey
Merry Diamond
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