Bennington Edges Rutland 2-1 In Ninth Inning Clash
Bennington American Legion Post No. 13 stunned Rutland 2-1 at Red Rolfe Field in the 1969 American Legion Tournament opening round. Down 1-0 entering the ninth, Greg Croft, Bill Church and Scott Racicot ignited a decisive inning with three straight singles, Racicot scoring on a wild plate throw and Woodard’s deep left field hit giving Bennington the win as Rutland’s Blackbird yielded eight hits.
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Hanover
N.H
Bennington
American Legion Post No. 13
Rutland
American Legion
Red Rolfe Field
Dartmouth College
Crofsmen
Greg Croft
Bill Church
Woodard
Church
Scott Racicot
Tom Blackbird
Racicot
Blackbird
Frank Spencer
Steve Rice
Spencer
Croft
Burlington
Fran Maynard
George Lozier
Dave Brodowski
Hartford
Mt Anthony C C Hosts Scotch Fours Tourney
Mt Anthony Country Club hosts the second annual Invitational Mixed Scotch Foursome Tournament. Fifty four teams entered the event with 23 from outside the area and 31 from Mt Anthony, including returning champions Mrs Alma Paquin and Col Charles Hayward who won last year with 78.
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Mt. Anthony Country Club
Anthony
Alma Paquin
Charles Hayward
Hinsdale Racing Entries Feature Multiple Pace and Trot Finals
Hinsdale lists Friday races from the First to Ninth Pace and an Eighth Trot with $500 to $800 purses. Heats include horses such as Faith-House, Lightning Grey, Justaplain Mixup, and Interstate, with riders and owners like Gilman, Nason, Mattison, and Lacombe. A late list of paired names and time stamps appears, detailing multiple matchups and handlers.
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Jeans Faith—House
Counsel Pence—Watson
Fischman
Bert—Allen
Lightning Grey
Reed
Borderview
Inman
Baron Bumpas
Bartus
Daily Pick
Nason
Anderson
Painters Model
Mattison Frisco
Sissy—Marshall
Buckmaster—Gilman
Pipers Adios
Razzle
Gal—Coleman
Bombay Spring—Pratt
Beckwith
Proud Carolina
Lawrence
Justaplain
Buchway
Fine Spirit
McCarthy
Elaine Sawmill
Gilman Tarrs
Debbie—Johnson
Pace
Armour van
Bank Count
Met O
Pillsbury
Frisco Mills
Princess Blanche
Gilman
Doug Mc
Q—Watson
Falcon Hanover—Stewart
Galens Miss—Collogne
Rethas Bay—Gilman
Letendre
Bonnie Bay—Johnson
Buds Baby—Bartus
Mia Giles
Lacombe
Billy Waybill
Molly Bitts—Allen
Buddy Ben—Whittemore
Aston Vernon
Carlisle
Gunmor—Anderson
May Flanagan
Reed Holly Boot—Mattison
Marshall
Okanee Nason
Emma—Kent
Gait Way
Pat
Jim Flanagan—Lacombe
Happy Majesty
Lynaugh
Miss Fortin
Gilman Faber
War Chips—Hafford
Mighty Forever
Allen
Jeffs
Mark—Reed
Lawyer John—Mackey
Stephenie—Gilman
Goldies
Adios
Boy—Mattison
Manor Dean—House
Yankee Dot—Mattison Ae Keystonette
Sulliva Alden Lybrook
Burgoyne
Gin Fizz—Phelps
Abbe Louise—Coleman
Toujours
Incense—Colby
King Blackguard
Pike
Scotch Angle—Scripture
Siki—Reed
Ego—Inman
Mattison
Symvolo—Letendre
Jack Sultan
Bushway
Nugget Pick—Reed
Conly Abbot—Gilman
Bedford Angler
Schmig
Schmigel
Pratt
Jane Gay
Phetteplace Roman Way
Gallant Duke—Blake
Mr. Farr—Goddard
Midwest Queen
Schmidt
Lady Casey
Devine
Bay State
Tim—Nason
Donnas
Princess—DeProfio
Courseress—Mattison Ae
Overlee Dale—Hafford
Janie Scott—Blake
Veteran Osteen In Banner Year
Claude Osteen blossomed from a struggling 12-18 season to a commanding 15-9 showing as he pitched a five hitter for the Dodgers in a 6-0 win over the Pirates. He added his first homer in two seasons and a run scoring single, putting him atop the league among lefties with 15 wins while pursuing the season’s top win total.
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Osteen
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Atlanta
Phil Niekro
Baltimore
Dave McNally
Detroit
Denny McLain
Dodgers
St. Louis
San Diego
Cubs
Mike Torres
Mike Shannon
al Santorini
Loubrock
McNally
Kansas City
Boog Powell
Orioles
Brooks Robinson
al Kaline
Minnesota
Tom Timmerman
Ike Brown
Green Mountain Entries First Five Stakes Result
Green Mountain entries list includes Dark Knees NB Poppyola Handley Rentoy Handley Dichoso Kisielewski Our Suzaluna Donato Duke's Ace NB and Jimmy Jump Up Handley as participants with top seven placements reflected in the record.
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Handley
Rentoy
Kisielewski
Suzaluna
Donato
Duke
Jimmy Jump
League Standings in United Press International Style
The League Standings list top pacers and trotters with earnings. Silver Boy Richards leads FIRST with 700 dollars, followed by Rebel Land Ted Goodsell and Noble Flame Baillargeon. The SECOND pace shows Glenbee Coons atop earnings of 900 dollars, then Miltons Boy Kelly and Show Boy Allen. THIRD and FOURTH place include Nathaniel Dunloe Bogardus and Clayhaven Cassius Dunn among others, with Fifth Trotsky Keystone Pride Roberts leading a $6000 purse.
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Silver Boy
Richards
Rebel Land
Ted—Goodsell
Noble Flame—Baillargeon
Artie Hanover
Morel
Prince Pence—LaBombard
Beechwood Boy
Story
LeDuc
Margaret—Kazminerae
Josedale Katrinka Reginas
Glenbee—Coons
Miltons Boy—Kelly
Show Boy
Allen
Chester
Keene Road
Cassavaugh
Clayhaven
Cassius—Dunn
Bill Butler
Clever Patient
Kazmaier
Jane Melburn
Bogardus
Mighty Stepper
Waldo
Dupre
High Dream
St. Jacques
el Montana—Parker
Keystone Pride
Roberts
Boy O Boy
Krakowski
Yarborough sets pace with 195.47 mph closed course lap
Lee Roy Yarborough unofficially broke the world closed course speed record with a 195.47 mph lap at the new Alabama International Motor Speedway. In baseball, St Louis beat San Diego 2-1, Baltimore routed Kansas City 10-2, Detroit topped Minnesota 6-4, Oakland edged Cleveland 3-2, and Boston defeated Seattle 5-4.
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Yarborough
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Hal Speedster
Parker
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MacKay
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Lively Pick—Picard
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Coville
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Barry C.—Hayes
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Dania Dee
Ferriero
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Susie Melburn
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Grattan
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Reggie Smith
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Dick Schofield
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Ray Oyler
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Lauzerique
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Dick Green
Luis Tiant
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Peaceful VaLley Restaurant
Save-Way
Benni
Mammoth Mart
Alabama
Saratoga Race Track
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