Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Bennington Banner in Bennington, Vermont

We have 494,038 pages in Vermont

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 11 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1967

Page

7

Williams Inspires a Young Red Sox Revival in Boston

Boston fans see Ted Williams as a beacon. Dick Williams fields one of the league's youngest lines as the Red Sox surge toward the first division. Reg Smith and Mike Andrews shine in center and second, while Williams disciplines rookies and veterans alike to build a resilient, fevered Fenway scene. The team eyes a first division finish and potential long-term renewal for manager Dick Williams.

Boston Red Sox Dick Williams Williams P.T. Barnum Boston Country Club Fenway Park Reg Smith Mike Red Sox Fenway Tom Yawkey

Australian duo shine at Deauville Tennis Cup finals

Australian John Newcombe defeated Pierre Darmon of France 11-9 7-5 6-1 to win the Deauville Tennis Cup. Alan Stone, also from Australia, won the Colone Kuntz Cup for under 24s by beating Bernard Paul of France 6-4 6-2.

Deauville France John Newcombe Pierre Darmon Alan Stone Australia Bernard Paul

Gilchrist May Fit Denver As Linebacker Force

Cookie Gilchrist seeks a smooth reunion with Lou Saban in Denver as he learns to plug the middle in the Broncos defense. Saban sees Gilchrist as a potential power player to help win AFL honors. Gilchrist could play versatile roles in the lineup. Denver hosts Detroit in the first exhibition game.

Cookie Gilchrist Lou Saban Denver Bronco Gilchrist Saban Buffalo Bills Denver Broncos Detroit Lions Atlanta Larry Morris Morris Falcons Bill Jobko

Hinsdale Harness Entries Highlight Eight Races on Aug 1967

The Hinsdale program lists first through ninth pace events with $500 to $650 purses. Notable horses include Dodie Grable-Reed and Libby Dares-Cross in top divisions, with ae entries such as Happy Dan-Cassidy and Mutiny Girl-Pike among the many placeholders across a full card.

Hilly Mills Truitt Dawn C.— Young Yankee Duff—Spoon Poplar Wilda Lawrence Kane Nancy Girl— Lacombe Creed McDonald Conestoga Mike Scotch Rockate—Gagne Boy— Kane Jeansman Gilman Wick—Sutherland Tultion— Collins Allen Marktree Miss— Brown Market Royal Coty Dixie Lind—Colby Tremblay Nellie Breeze Pike Sentinel Schmidt Peggy A.—Puntollilo Pace McDale Melburn— Allen Flying Consel—Kellogg Little Giles—Cross Perfecta Dodie Grable—Reed Bold Eddie—Cornellier Lightning Gal—Kane Proud Princess Burgoyne Polka Prince—Collins Colonel Bogey— Partridge Paulette Wick—Palmer Golden Pearl Blake Ae Oriole—Stadelman Jr Nats Ninny—Dagan Tibers Hook—Clough Sycamore Dave—Smith Ridgeview Knight Cha Don—Blaisdell Bridget McNally Tilbert Pike Taverns Anatole—Beckwith Tonis Kent Hawaiian Orchid—Truitt Maud Adios—Blake Miss Scottiana—Baker Ludus Melody—Gilman Philips Lassie—Harris Ernies Express Lucky Pick—Phelps Scotch Titan Dagan Ed Hope Beckwith Nats Dandy—Puntolillo Goldie Burns—Allen Miss Stymie—Clough Miss Arden—Pike Golden Counsel Kellogg Mighty Adios Maid—Tremblay Anita Oregon—Phelps Birchcrest Pink—Beckwith Otecas Cam—Tilbert Postakill Jonnie—Truitt Vandy Bryd—Mattison Little Mighty—Berry Gerry Chief—Gilman Sword Demon—Blake Interstate—Collins Little Knight Mare—Nd Shadow Moraka—Parker Wooster Knight—Edmunds Gait Way Pat—Dagan Quick Gain—Puntolillo Congress George—Burgess Grand Marie—Reed Hal Wayne Allen Ae Ned Rosecroft Jerrys Valley—Baker Clover—Apostolakes Bud—Gilman Laura Bumpas—Young Hobo Lady Pierce Bettys Blake Trampas—Parker Bradious Mary—Horvath Paulas Mustang Puntolillo Widow Mills—Kellogg

Baseball Standings and Schedule From Monday Night Results

Baseball standings show Boston and Chicago leading with other teams chasing. Monday night results include Boston 4 Chicago 2, Minnesota 0, Kansas City 8 New York 6 and Cleveland 2, with 10 innings. A full slate of nine scheduled games and late shifts for Tuesday and Wednesday are listed with probable pitchers for each matchup.

Boston Minnesota Kansas City New York Chi Cleve California McGlothin Stottlemyre Kant Washington Pascual Dobson Sanford Lonborg Morehead Detroit Wilson Baltimore Chicago Cleveland W. L. Pet St. Louis Atlanta Cincinnati San Phila L.A Johnson Ellis Maloney Pittsburgh Fryman San Francisco Marichal Briles Jenkins Houston Philadelphia Los Ang

Pownal Harness Race Results Summary

Results from Pownal show multiple harness races with winners including Open Minded, Quick Silver, Grey Prim, Hunstanworth, Tip Taupe, Stell Chance, Colone Trouble, and Dykebar Lad. Notable payouts include a Twin Double and a $9,203.60 paid on the Twin Double. Attendance reached 2,551 with handle at $141,821.

Kessler Frankson Santiago Wood Pruden Rodriguez Handley Jets Donato Gismer McCoge— Olcott Rose Geranium Hunstanworth— Rodriguez Chanteur Pine—Cardella Mile Tip Taupe Prince Hasty—Pruden Corny Mink Cardella Stell Chance— Zangari Dykebar Lad— Olcott Sids Rose— Thorndike Colone O’connor Kays Donahue Tima Perfecta

Saratoga Raceway Final Trot and Pace Results

Racing at Saratoga features ten race heats with multiple divisions. Winners include Pinnacle Danicie True Adios and Eva's Son, with times, payouts, and attendance noted. Pedigree fields list drivers Joseph M Black Deana Flite Larouech Hoyt and others, with totals for attendance and handle.

Danicie— Parker Joseph M.—Black Deana Flite—Larouech Thisilda Dean— Weir Lovely Sunset Prince—Gray Hoyt Clayhaven Fanelli Weber—Chase Cassius— Butcher Lilli Pat—Heeney Averius Dick— Bloodgood Sim Hanover—Heeney Ward Diamond— Richards Pace Wyncrest Ginger— Martin Patsy Dillon Cole True Kittys Flare—Richards Evas Son—Annese Little Pumpkin—Heeney Ima Fedor—Bossard Simon Dunloe—Smith Mr. Hughtby— Morel Maylu— Doland Parker Sugar Blaze—Smith Star Dust Miss—Bassard Rhythm Miller Heeney Poplar Anson—Langtry Kroger Prince— Watson

Browns face training camp holdout as six veterans miss practice

Hiram Ohio UP I reports six Cleveland Browns veterans did not attend the first week of camp including Leroy Kelly John Wooten Mike Howell John Brown Sid Williams and Jim Ninowski as they seek contract talks and possible retirement or trade. Coach Blanton Collier stays positive aiming to assemble a competitive lineup despite age concerns on the line and uncertainty at quarterback with Frank Ryan and Ninowski.

New York Giants Ernie Kay New York Jets Earl Christy Arnie Simkus Buffalo Jack Kemp Tom Flores Oakland Joe Collier Miami Memphis Tenn Browns Brown Leroy Kelly John Wooten Mike Howell John Brown Sid Williams Cleveland Carl Stokes Wooten Jim Ninowski Blanton Collier Collier Jim Brown Rich Frank Ryan Ryan Ninowski Gary Lane Archie Roberts Columbia Gary Collins Ernie Green Nick Pietrosante Notre Dame Larry Conjar Lou Groza Don Cockroft Wyoming Dick Schafrath Gene Hickerson Bill Glass Wiggin Frank Par Walt Jason Milt Morina Fred Hoaglin Howeve John Brewer Jim Houston Bob Matheson

Veterans Make Pale Hose Tough in Pennant Chase

Tommie Agee praised veterans Ken Boyer and Rocky Colavito as the White Sox beat the Indians 4-2 in 10 innings to widen their AL lead to two games. Boyer tied the score with a ninth inning single and Colavito hit a two run homer in the 10th off Luis Tiant. Colavito’s homer capped the late inning rally after Wayne Causey and Tom McCraw produced early baserunners. Bob Locker earned the win. Tiant took the loss. Boston beat Minnesota 4-0 and Kansas City topped New York 8-6 elsewhere in the American League.

Tommie Agee Chicago White Sox Ken Boyer Rocky Colavito White Sox Cleveland Indians Boyer New York Mets Colavito Indians Bobby Sox Cleveland Joe Adcock Luis Tiant Wayne Causey Tom McCraw Bob Locker Tiant Boston Red Sox Minnesota Twins Kansas City Athletics New York Yankees

Saratoga Harness Race Entries Show Notable Purses

A list of harness racing entries at Saratoga across ten races with first through tenth place horses, jockeys, and owners. Notable names include Duke's Chuck Butcher and Vienna Hanover Lockerman, plus multiple $600 purses and a $6000 event.

Duke Chuck—Butcher Country Aire Mr. H. A.—Heeney Eagle White—Picard Crestwood Copper Radovich Lockerman Small Dome Weir Pace Missy Dee DiNola Jim Dean—Fox Agile Hanover—Weatherwax Lady Luigi Silvery Waves Parker Lucky Leo—Martin Actresses Lad—Nd Amoras Ringa Ding—Langtry Grattan Diamond—Fanelli Jimmy R.c.—Olin Barry C.—Butcher Dr. Speedabit—Richards Jr Petrel—Devizzio Nevele Hanover Annese Mighty Goose Morel Dory Chubb—Butcher Pleasant Echo—Heeney Rebel Land Guy—DeSantis Colonie Boy Jevons Cedar Crest Dash K.C. Abbe—Butcher Avalon Aquila LeDuc Mister Sandy Road—Huff Princess Lou—Tingley Vola Dale—Smith Airebl—Chase Rhythm Mary—Lockerman

Horse Race Entry List with Odds and Names

A dense OCR styled listing shows multiple race divisions from FIRST to SIXTH and EVEN. It includes horses such as Hammerlock NB Flaming Leaf Pruden Westover Drive Santiago Mr Pop Santiago Hickory Lass OConnor Mans Reape NB Lady Brae Donahue Beggars Gold Marshman Eighth Call Cardella Octavius Pruden and many others with associated odds and abbreviations NB Mafia Prudent Santania Youhng Olcott.

Hammerlock Flaming Leaf Pruden Westover Drive Santiago Mr. Pop—Santiago Hickory Lass Wise Court Boyde Tavern Paco Pete—Minento Rigolo—Adkins Chilly Morn Cosmos Handley Cesarino Benjamin—Rodriguez Show Devil—Donahue Air Lash—Wood Pata- Mohada Prudent Blue Jon—Marks War Link Santamaria Ivetta—Pruden Flaneis—Parker Tessalita—Olcott Charm Hill

Also Mentioned on This Page

Joseph Santamaria Billy Olcott Green Mountain Park Olcott Boston Baseball Buffs UPI Ted Williams Hinsdale Rod St. Louis Cardinals Jerry Stovall Ken Gray Stan Sczurek Bill Maran al Snyder W. L. Pet. GE Haynes & Kane Inc Main Street Bennington Vermont Dial Campbell Pork & Beans Walker Pownal Saratoga Hiram, Ohio Cleveland Browns Ersa Comby—Handley Anitas Birthday—Adkins Bob Catchum Fish Hawk—Olcott Thomas B. Good—Phillips Atti—Wood Siren—Zangari Fair Kicker—Rodriguez Lunar Shot Blinken Brook Aiimony Masia New Harvest Mohammbeau Moon Master Yettas Ark—Handley Tudor Rebolue Airolo Adkins Chicks Cadet Triple Grand Union Trus Bank IT CO Bennington, Vermont WMT Depot ST
Search Courier

Search the Bennington Banner Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Bennington Banner?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication