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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1969

Page

9

Patriot Grid Victory Costly in Injuries

The Boston Patriots defeated the Cincinnati Bengals 21-13 in an exhibition, but injuries to safety John Charles and linebacker Ron Caveness loom large. Coach Clive Rust said both may require surgery and could be out six to eight weeks, with team physician Dr. Joseph Dorgan to decide on surgery. Mike Taliaferro led two sustained scoring drives, throwing two TD passes and earning praise for consistency, while the defense restricted the Bengals to two first-half field goals and a late score.

John Charles Ron Caveness Cincinnati Bengals Clive Rust Joseph Dorgan Charles Caveness Boston Doyle Stadium Patriots Mike Taliaferro Taliaferro Charlie Frazier Art Graham Sid Blanks Rush Pats Tom Sherman Jim Nance Kim Hammond Bengals

O J Simpson Signs Contract With Bills

O J Simpson ends holdout with a four year contract about 80 000 a year making him the highest priced rookie since the merger He plans to report to Buffalo Bills camp at Niagara Falls Tuesday and may play Friday in Detroit in an exhibition game Also noted were rookies Ron Sellers and Ted Kwalick with Keyes unsigned for Philadelphia The weekend featured AFL NFL interleague games and several NFL wins over AFL clubs including Buffalo over Washington Detroit over Chicago and more in various matchups

O. J. Simpson Buffalo Bills USC Simpson Bills Niagara Falls N.Y John Rauch O.J Detroit Lions Motor City Ron Sellers Florida State Ted Kwalick Penn State Leroy Keyes Purdue Keyes Philadelphia Eagles AFL NFL Kansas City Buffalo San Diego Chiefs Len Dawson Frank Pitts John Hadl Keith Lincoln San Diego New Orleans Saints Washington Redskins Chicago St. Louis Minnesota Baltimore Oakland Raiders New York Jets Denver Miami Boston Cincinnati Cleveland San Francisco

Hinsdale Horse Show Results Highlands Track Night Pace

Hinsdale entries list a multirace card from Monday August 11 1969. Highlights include FIRST with Bex Abbe Johnson and River Drive-Inman, SECOND led by Deans Champ Kent, THIRD featuring Admirals Ransom Gilman and Mountain Echo Silk, and EIGHTH trot led by Rhapsodist Burgoyne with Elaine Sawmill Gilman.

Bex Abbe—Johnson River Drive Inman Brown Lusty—Sik Adios Smiler—House Minnie Sota—Colby Dark Haven Carolina Choo Choo—McFarlin Billy Brooks—Collins Ae Melvin Creed Plante Shenandoah Crain—Cross Deans Champ—Kent Pasha King—Cross Blaze Blackguard—Pike Miss Adio Koko—Letendre Sorrel Sea—Ilynaugh Wallkill Razmataz—Marshall Repeat H—Gilman Grove District Mayne Blake C Trinket—Gilman Admirals Ransom Gilman Mountain Echo Coty Fanny Dares—Reed Debonaire—Pike Tall Willow—Planteae Jimmy Vic—Zurl Miss Muriel—Allen Ramar King—Gilman Forevers Debbie—Cassidy Donna Prince—DeProfio Adios Dino—Kent LV Chips—Johnson Dusty Glenfern—Lacombe Gay Yonder Lynaugh Mattison Laconia Miss—Lawrence Mike Rosecroft Silk Stoney Adios McFarlin Burgoyne Elaine Sawmill Tarrs Debble—Johnson Josie Magnus—Allen Unce Whiz Ory Double H—Colby Roman Way—Beckwith Bobbis Pride—Schmigel Redford Angler Alien Pink Diamond Marshall Otecas Harry W—Mattison Evas Dale House Active Hd—Mattison Nason Mountain Master—Baldwin G. Daleo Guidette Rusty Royal Pike Dandy Do—Tommilane Dusty Pat—Kent George Sampson

Elmira Pioneers Rally Past Indians 6 2 in Rain Shortened Tilt

Elmira Pioneers beat the Indians 6 2 in a rain shortened Eastern League game at Waterbury after two out in the fifth. The Pioneers scored five runs on six straight hits following a Waterbury error. Fernando Vega allowed ten walks and 170 pitches for Elmira but earned his sixth win while Ed Renfro took the loss for the Indians. Saturday night results had York 7 Manchester 4 Reading 9 Pittsfield 5 and Waterbury 3 Elmira 2.

Indians Waterbury Manchester Yankees York Pirates Pittsfield Red Sox Reading Phillies Pioneers Elmira Fernando Vega Ed Renfro York Reading

Pownal Race Results From Sunday August 10 1969

Horse race results show multiple heats with top finishers and payouts led by First-Place Finishers Sun Poppy and other named horses. Attendance reported at 8,612 with total handle around 633174 dollars.

Air Tong Ledezma Sun Poppy Dean Donato Brett—Delgado Folly Apple Miss Dally Delgado Cadet—Drake la Zetts Breeze Pruden Jolly Monarch Kisielewski Johns Jest—Boismier Marcumba War—Donato Danny Go—Davis Sun Rider Hawks Here Mischief Boy—Pruden Shiela Deala Davis Big Perfecta Sluti Green Fox Donnally Miss Steppin Urrutia Hugh Boy—Boismier Tracer Bullet—Connally Olcott Hanks Jennis Gem—Boismier

Bosox Baffled as Angels Dominate 9-1 in Rain Delay

Boston fell 9-1 to the California Angels after a 47 minute rain delay, extending its post All Star slump. Lonborg lasted three innings giving up five runs while Bill Voss drove in three with a bases loaded double and a late triple. The Angels pounded 16 hits as Boston managed only five. The Red Sox salvage the season series 8-4, but drop four of six to the Angels and head to Chicago next.

Boston UPI Red Sox Sox California Angels Providence Jim Lonborg Lonborg Angels Bill Voss RBI Voss Bill Lee Tom Murphy Ken Tatum Mike Andrews Joe Lahoud Tatum Murphy Carl Yastrzemski Dick Williams Chicago White Sox Mike Nagy Paul Edmondson

Twin Hurler Boswell In Brawl With Martin

New York UPI reports a clubhouse altercation involving Dave Boswell and manager Billy Martin of the Minnesota Twins. Boswell fought Martin and outfielder Bob Allison after a pregame incident, leaving Boswell with injuries and suspending him from a Baltimore series.

Boswell Martin New York UPI Dave Boswell Minnesota Calvin Griffith Billy Martin Minnesota Twins Mr. Griffith Bob Allison Allison Art Fowler Fowler Twins Detroit Tigers Billy

Saratoga Racing Entries by Pace and Rider Names

A detailed list of Saratoga race entries across ten pacing and trotting events with horse names, owners and handlers including ND abbreviations, and multiple entries per tier ranging from FIRST Pace to TENTH Pace, featuring horses such as True Kittys Flare, Colonie Boy, Mountain Archer, Plenty Quick, Scotch Bliss, Rugged Pick, Nancy Dares, Adio Bet, Dancind Leigh and many others with associated trainers or drivers.

North Dream Burnt Umber—Watson True Kittys Marvel Abbe—Hourthan Volusia—Waldo Poplar Lark Jevons Lusty Glory DiNola Leo Lee Bonafede Ae Diamond Hayes Colonie Boy Debbie Day—Fanelli Regan Way Beth Bar Denzil Hoffman Plenty Quick—Tingley Miss Muldoon—DeSantis Model Frank—Kazmaier Letha Tag—Langtry Cash Oregon—Moran Hello Jole—Hayes Yuma Squaw Kelly Lyric—Richards Scotch Bliss—Hourthan Varlo Hanover—Chase Miss Nat—Picard Candy Lobell—Bromley Bernies Lover Gal—DeSantis Sam Ovelmo Goodsell Observer—Davis France Ibaf—Morel Tar Glers Rugged Pick—Nd Flash Express—Langtry Juno’s Gem—Berg Rebel Land Guy—Richards Hal Lou D Fanelli Runnymede June—Goodsell Aston Jay Vanidestine Volo Direct Lockwood Cold Wyn Nancy Dares Baillargeo Flora’s Imp Tournevile O.H Richards Reginas Dynamic—Butcher Lucky Leo—LeDuc Miramichi Fred—Smith Marietta C.—Lambae Knight Model Adio Bet—Story Crestwood Copper Bromley Melrose Magnus Guy Norris Dupre Champs Minnie—DeSantis Deep John—Baillargeon Ash Grove Joan Ninth Pace Dancind Leigh Annese Blaze Butler Flashy Morel Edna Day Aloy Xenilas Adlos—Cassavaugh Cover Girl Parker le Lion—Dupre Nevele LeDucae Widow Gay Andy’s Ace—Devizzio Tuck Away Brasiel Serenity Sue Bloodgood Full Throttle—MacKay S. E. Phil—Morel Roosevelt Baby Barchi DeSantis Mr. Royal G.—Colene

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