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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1965

Page

7

Saratoga Race Day Results Snapshot

Saratoga card shows nine races with mixed purses from 4200 to 20000 plus. Notable winners include Tom Poker at 7.60 3.20 2.80 in the first, Pleasure Bound and Selected Shorts in the second, Zulu Dancer in the sixth, and Inculso in the seventh flash stakes with payouts listed. Attendance 14,009 and handle $1,121,413.

Hernandez Pierce Cordero Upper Landing Lubbock Beoby Burcotte Roone Cormick Yeoro Marcus Ot Rose Inculso Boeza New Windsor Sellers Venezia Tim Ycora Renege Prince Rico Ross Roajoh Noor

Pownal Horse Races Results Report

The Pownal track lists multiple race results with times, placements, and payouts. Notable finishes include Vicious Circle taking second in a 620 yard dash with 7.0 odds, Bee Admire! and Mr. Arctic placing in their respective events, and attendance recorded at 2,723 with total handle around $148,925. Multiple scratches noted and a dead heat for second in one race.

Hinsdale Entries Trot and Pace Showdowns in $500 Races

Three racing sections list multiple entries and horses for Hinsdale events. Named horses include Parker Hawk, Mr Newport, Bobbi's Pride, Sawmill Midway, Penny's Ca, and others. The $500 purses are noted for each pace or trot category with various entrants and affiliations.

Parker Hawk

Hinsdale Harness Meet Results Summary

District racing at Hinsdale shows multiple division trots and pacers with $500 to $900 purses. Notable winners include Royal Reaper and Rowdy Prince in early trots, Archanda and Northwest Express in subsequent segments, Hawaiian Orchid and Sondrift in pace divisions, plus numerous listed entries like Gemma Pick and Tobys Gal among a dense field. Time lines hover around 2 09 to 2 12 for mile events, with traditional post positions and payoffs noted.

David A DeWolf Royal Reaper Looney Gilman Gemma Pick Jacky Yates Joey Boy Signal Light Chet Sona Rowdy Prince White Amber Belle Cassidy Jeffson Moraka Johnson Miss Exeter Prim Anos the Burro Goldsmith Mile Rarrie Gol Bliss Ray Archandy Kane Tobys Gal Miss Athol Poroli Marshall Sweethearts Roy Thompson Postokill Smith Dublin Mac Victory Lee Clems Pride Sheldon Menton Square Collins Mork Boy Royal Senator Mighty Mack Red Dog Northwest Express Pace Rankin Verrons Express Pat Dagan Randy Royal Arundels Boy Afton Black Dazvice Brave Hunter Mic Sondrift Parker Cold Spring Margan Devizzio Harris April Haze Peter G Scot Grotten Hal Maplecroft

Unclear Horse Race Fragments Reported Incoherent List

Fragmentary OCR text lists many horse names and race terms with mixed phrases. Items include mile heats, pacing, trotting, prize money amounts, and numerous proper nouns that resemble horse names, handlers, tracks, and stakes. The readable content suggests a historic racing card or results page with multiple entries but lacks coherent events or outcomes.

Thoroughbred Results First Pace at Mile Mark

First race lists multiple pacers and times, including Sa Mi Kenney, Bay State Satel, James R. Frisen, Trader Rich, and King Cole with a 2:13.25 time. Second race covers Queen Susan, Telstar, Ravenna Chief, and Marcon Chet among others with a 2:14.45 mark. Third race notes Mr Parsh and Yankee Gem in a 2:40 race. Fourth race features Sean Velvet Rigthot, Dee, My Bette, and Conestoga Lily with 2:14.25. Fifth race columns Colonie Bay Jevons, Forbes Buddy, Tass, and Thistidy Teen. Sixth through tenth races list additional horses, drivers, and times including Cash In tHeenev and Volo Diamond with a total pool around 192.01.

Ernst Vicious Circle Pruden Spooky Cadet Si You Neve Bronze Brossy Vol Goldenedge Abe Dolorco Cimg Murphy's Alibi Sigler Chicies Blond Johnstone Sirius Imp Peloez Lily Sheng Mr. Merims Black Betty Hill Ledezma Hickory George Briefnade Artwistmo Corleil Danny Do Mohammbeou Erdos Toy Miss Gilbert Kingsey Elliott Sara Desota Regen Park Bud Adams Singing River Eimg Quarterbrass Greer Stephen Bruce Inferno Sigier Goya Mon de Lawn Wane of Suspense Bene Ducato Commica Pace Mile Hal Dean McCarthy Fedors Fury Smith Bay State James R. Frisen Trader Rich King Cole T. Butler Derhaven Telstar Richards Ravenna Alen Marcon Chet Virgina Fills Dominion Goose Imperial Star Parsh Bresson Livingston Peer Sean Velvet Heeney Donnelly Nien My Bette Ozzie Adios Marcon Conestoga Tassie Flash Colonie Bay Jevons Forbes Buddy Goorsell Tass Shady Farvel Perkiomen Beauty Cheerio Blue Stoner SINTH San Carldons Alsen Adios Sunshine Jose Menarve Flying Choe Clayrhaven Zephyr Richmond Gal Trot Oie Sue Demon Hutts Alotta Rudy Calhoun Colone Prince Jade Parker Rebel Land Sue Hult Key Emilen Mary Jean Lew Blue Cream Wayne Chick Pick Promise Gallon Hiland Park Brisson Dream Girl Ponce Ted Chretien Vic Flangen Sarah Smith Volo Diamond Karmaier Santa Glory Elvin Rosecroft Colonie Girl Mickey MacPherson

Playground pets claim glory at annual stuffed animal show

Seventy-one youngsters in Memorial Park entered their pets in a Wednesday exhibit. Top honors went to Joanne Burgess for largest stuffed animal, with Kitty Kane and Cindy Tiernan taking second and third. Numerous categories followed, including most life-like, cutest, and longest hair, with many names such as Mary Tiernan, Ray Paquin, Patty Brunina, and Jeff Kuhn repeatedly appearing among winners. A final note lists three special prize recipients and concludes with a 1964 race slate in New York tracks offering over 50 thousand dollars in purses.

Memorial Park Joanne Burgess Kitty Kane Cindy Tiernan Mary Tiernan Ray Paquin Patty Brunina Jeff Kuhn Kathy Peterson Mary Sparks Tommy Kelley Betsy Stone Danette Parker Stephanie Parker John Haley Gail Noyes Danny Flanders Sandra Mason Paul McDermott Lisa Hier Ann Harris Kim Sparks Karen Farnum Wayne Burgess Lynn Dease Kim Branhardt Pam Raymond Danise Boutin Jean Peterson Brent Metcalf Tracy Ulrich Pat Sallisky John Stone Christopher Powell Patty Paquin Patty Farnar Brian Pasco Tony Kane Kim Harris Pam Schnurr Patty Boutin Susan Gates

After the Fall Opens Williamstown Theatre Summer Run

Williamstown Theatre opens its summer run of Arthur Miller’s After the Fall tonight at 8:40. Rex Robbins stars as Quentin with Joyce Ebert as Maggie. direction by Tom Brennan. The play runs through Saturday, with subsequent shows announced for August.

Williamstown Mass Williamstown Theatre Arthur Miller Miller Ashley Famous Agency Tom Brennan Virginia Woolf Lincoln Center Theater Marilyn Monroe The Crucible New York Times New York Post New York World Telegram Rex Robbins Quentin Joyce Ebert Maggie Robbins Sergius Tennessee Williams

Dibble Paintings On Display at Weston Playhouse

A collection by Thomas Reilly Dibble of Peru opens this week in the Weston Playhouse lobby as the third in a five show series. Works range from miniatures to landscapes and are for sale with proceeds aiding the Weston Community Club. Dibble studied art history at Columbia, the New School, and the University of Stockholm, and has exhibited widely in New England, New York, Texas, and California.

Weston Thomas Reilly Dibble Peru Weston Playhouse Dibble Weston Community Club Columbia University New School of Social Research New York University of Stockholm Sweden France Italy Stockholm Cherry Lawe School Darien Conn Jacques Seligmann Mortimer-Levitt Contemporary Arts Washington

Battenkill Grange evening program change in Arlington

The Battenkill Grange changes its Wednesday program with the Community Progress Committee in charge and Merrit C. Morey of West Rupert to show slides from his Europe trip. A dance committee meeting follows the regular meeting and refreshments are provided by Mr and Mrs Roy Crofut and Mrs Doris Wright.

Battenkill Grange Community Progress Committee Merrit C. Morey West Rupert Europe Roy Crofut Doris Wright James Nelson St. Augustine Fla

Barbara Buck Hosts Eleventh Birthday Party in North Pownal

Barbara Buck daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert J Buck celebrated her 11th birthday at home in North Pownal with 11 classmates. Entertainment included a peanut hunt potato race spider and relay races with prizes and balloons followed by music and dancing. Barbara, a sixth grade student at North Pownal School, was joined by family and friends for a joyful afternoon.

Barbara Ellen Buck Robert J. Buck North Pownal Jay Buck Betty Ann Buck Barbara

Manchester and Providence Visit and Vermont Women Officers

Manchester residents Mr and Mrs Francis Smalley traveled to Providence Rhode Island to collect their daughter Mrs Donald Carliss and her children Carol and David who will spend two weeks there while Capt Carliss serves with the National Guard at Camp Drum. Vermont Federation of Republican Women in Manchester elected officers led by Mrs Harold Harwood president and planned a District 25 picnic at Camp Ondawa Sunderland on August 15.

Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church Deborah Jones Pawlet Annette L. McLaughlin Thomas Phillips Minneapolis Verda Philpott Hoosick Grange Hedges Lake Ellsworth Stevens Rensselaer Roy Warren Vanda J. Lohnes Edward Lohnes Canon City Colo Asa Thomas Mt. Pleasant Arlington Fire Dept Ronald Whitney Williamstown Mass Ralph Delaney Massachusetts National Guard John Wilcox Francis Smalley Providence R.I Donald Carliss Carol David Capt Carliss National Guard Camp Drum Manchester Vermont Federation of Republican Women Hareold Harwood Murray Campbell Lynford Bourn Howard Marsden Secre Tary Robert Treat Landgrove Winhall Peru Dorset Camp Ondawa Sunderland Chris Swezey Kip George Breen Shawn Leon Letallier Laurentian Mountains Canada Herb Christophers South

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