Athlete of Month Goes to Rick Smith
Rick Smith of Rutland earned July Athlete of the Month honors from the Vermont Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association. He won the 1966 Vermont State Amateur Golf Championship at Stowe and became the only Vermonter to reach the Championship Flight of the New England Amateur. At Brae Burn Country Club in Newton Mass he posted a 36 hole total of 145 to lead the seven New England qualifiers.
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Rutland
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Smith
Vermont
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Brae Burn Country Club
Newton
Mass
Rick
Middlebury College
Marty Grover
Green Mountain
Jon Dimick
Barre American Legion
Dimick
Winooski
UVM
Bob Barnett
Bellows Falls
Dick Farrell
Windsor
Jeff Hughes
Bennington Defeats Arlington in Rain Shortened Game
North Bennington's Billy Flood doubled in a two run fifth as Arlington fell 4 2 in a rain shortened Interstate League contest. Flood, starter Bill Thompson and reliever Jon Kenyon also doubled, giving North Bennington his third win of the year. Thompson allowed four hits. Sheldon pitched for Arlington.
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Flood
Bill Thompson
Jon Kenyon
North Bennington
Elks
Thompson
Ryan
Carl Sheldon
Gordon Howard
Dick Hess
Lions
Kiwanis
Hoosick Falls
Cyo
N. Benn
Sheldon
Clayton
Wade
Salmon Record Shatters Lake Winnipesaukee Size
Concord New Hampshire A 12 year record for the largest salmon on Lake Winnipesaukee was broken with a 12 pound 1 ounce land locked salmon. The fish measured 31 inches long and 17 inches in girth and was caught by Dick Sausville of Nashua last week. The previous lake record from 1954 weighed 11 pounds 9 ounces and the NH state record set in 1942 weighed 18 1/2 pounds and 34 1/4 inches.
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UPS
Winnipesaukee
State Fish and Game Department
Dick Sausville
Nashua
New Hampshire
Morgan horse race tightens for Governor Cup title
In Franklin, the 1966 Governors Cup race narrowed as Waseeka's Party Doll moved within three points of Windcrest Prima Dona. Windcrest Prima Dona added six points while Waseeka's Party Doll collected fifteen in the Franklin show. Luella Stuart's Matt Cattlemaster won both open pleasure horse and Morgan pleasure horse classes, and Waseeka's Darcy driven by Gary Thompson won open pleasure driving.
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Luther Zai
Windcrest Prima
John Hamlin
Bennington
Burlington
Prima Dona
Matt
Luella Stuart
Waseeka
Darcy
Wendy Hamlin
Gary Thompson
Shaftsbury
Baltimore Orioles Rally Past Red Sox on Bob Johnson’s Go Ahead Shot
Bob Johnson nicknamed Rocky for his looks delivered a game winning two run homer in the ninth to lift the Baltimore Orioles 6-4 over Boston after Boog Powell’s three run homer tied the game. The win capped a late inning surge as Baltimore seized six outs in the frame.
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Brooks Robinson
Frank
Powell
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Chicago
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Don Wert
Ray Oyler
Roger Maris
Tom Tresh
Clete Boyer
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Leon Wagner
Indians
Colavito
Paul Casanova
Senators
Twins
Jim Perry
Harmon Killebrew
Andy Kosco
Tony Oliva
Don Mincher
Oliva
Kosco
Dorset Teen Wins 14-Year-Old Crown in Tennis Derby
Dorset field club hosts a member tournament where 14-year-old Michael Chadwick claims the men's singles title over Sig Buchmayer 4-6 6-2 6-1. Chadwick, 5 ft 3 in, hails from Bondville via Texas, rated among the top four in his age group. He recently played in the sun-
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Chadwick
Sig Buchmayer
Rodman Seville
Bondville
Texas
Red Sox Short On Infielders
The Boston Red Sox, missing Rico Petrocelli, seek infield help as manager Billy Herman admits daily searches for fielding help. Darrell Brandon pitched well in relief but strikeouts and grounders hampered outs, and Herman noted that pitching alone cannot fix defensive lapses.
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UPI
Boston Red Sox
Rico Petrocelli
Billy Herman
Darrell Brandon
Baltimore
Herman
Brandon
Patriots Try Purvis as Flanker in Exhibition Clash
Vic Purvis, a 21 year old accounting major from Southern Mississippi, is being tested at flanker by the Boston Patriots. Coach Mike Holovak says Purvis is likely the fastest receiver and could boost title chances. Purvis, signed as a safety, may also return punts in Saturday's exhibition with the Oakland Raiders in Anaheim. Ron Burton, a former Patriot, was cut by the Kansas City Chiefs after a six year run in Boston.
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Mass
UPD
Boston Patriots
Vic Purvis
Mike Holovak
Purvis
Holovak
Patriots
Oakland Raiders
Anaheim
Calif
Ron Burton
Kansas City Chiefs
Burton
Boston
Chiefs
Jim Fraser
Locals Reach YMCA Softball Semifinals
Locals defeated Cushman 11 to 9 at Memorial Park on Tuesday to secure a semifinal berth in the YMCA softball tournament. Frank Wilson Leo Dennis and Jack Morse each had three hits. Bill Darling earned the win as Cushman remains alive and slated to face Bijur Thursday night. Wreckers meet Union Carbide tonight.
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YMCA
Sal’s
Frank Wilson
Leo Dennis
Jack Morse
Bill Darling
Bijur
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Union Carbide
League Leaders G AB R H Pet Oliva Minn 117 448 70 143 .319
Oliva of Minnesota leads the league with 143 hits in 448 at bats and a .319 average, followed by other top hitters including Kaline and Powell. F. Robinson pace the Orioles with 37 homers in the American League.
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Wash
Aaron
Braves
Mays
Giants
Hits 534th Mays Ties Jimmy Foxx In Career Home Runs
Willie Mays ties Jimmy Foxx for second on the all time home run list with his 534th blast, a 1966 season homer that helped the Giants beat the Cardinals 3 1. Perry and Koufax also win as Gaylord Perry notches his 19th victory and Dodgers rout Cincinnati.
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Jimmy Foxx
Willie Mays
Babe Ruth
San Francisco
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Johnny Podres
Gaylord Perry
Sandy Koufax
Perry
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Chicago
Atlanta
Houston
Cardinal
al Jackson
Willie McCovey
Dodger
Don Sutton
Tommy Davis
Willie Davis
Jim Gilliam
Tommy
Sutton
John Edwards
Joe Nuxhall
Tommie Sisk
Mets
Billie Jean King Opens With Victory In Essex Bowl Bid
Wimbledon champion Billie Jean Moffitt King, top seed, beat Elena Subirats of Mexico City 7 5 6 2 in the first round of the Ladies Invitational Tennis Tournament at the Essex County Club. She aims to retire the Essex Bowl this week, a feat achieved by only three women in 39 years. King overcame service troubles early, then dominated the latter stages to win the first set and sweep the second.
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Manchester
Mass
UPI
Billie Jean Moffitt King
Elena Subirats
Mexico City
Essex County Club
King
Mildenberger Begins Earnest Walk Toward Clay Title Fight
Karl Mildenberger trains seriously in Frankfurt for his September 10 world heavyweight title showdown with Cassius Clay. An underdog, he showcases heavy body punches in sparring with American Tommie Sims, who nearly quit after two hard lefts before continuing.
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Germany
UPI
Karl Mildenberger
Mildenberger
Cassius Clay
Clay
Britain
Henry Cooper
Brian London
Tommie Sims
Sims
Stockton
Calif
Bruno Mueller
Jets drop Schweickert and Waskiewicz from squad
PEEKSKILL N Y UPI The New York Jets cut two 1965 and 1966 draft choices Flanker Bob Schweickert of VMI and center Jim Waskiewicz of Wichita Tuesday from the squad in a surprise roster move.
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Peekskill
N.Y
UPI
New York Jets
Bob Schweickert
VMI
Jim Waskiewicz
Wichita
Packers Test Cardinals In Friday Exhibition Game
St Louis hosts Charley Winner and the Cardinals in a nationally televised NFL pre season tilt at Busch Memorial Stadium. Winner, making his first year as head coach, faces his former Colts teammates in a key test after two wins, as the Colts seek to blunt St Louis optimism.
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Atlanta Falcons
Colts
Hinsdale Entries Nightcard August 17 1966 Harness Racing
Hinsdale presented a Wednesday card with nine races, each offering $500 or $600 in purses. Entries include Call Me Mister Gilman and Nubbin Mite Andersen in the first two trots and paces, with multiple horse and driver matchups across divisions. Races span from FIRST through NINTH, featuring fields led by Gilman Burke Burgess and related barn connections.
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Jerseytown
Nubbin Mite — Andersen
Hasty Gold — Cassidy
Grand Wil — House
Long Byrd — Huffman
Fingo’s Boy — Kane
Pleasant Time — Marshall
Express Way — Gilman
Cotton Ae
Bert — Johnson
Tip — Culhane
Clems Pride — Tracy
Spacer — Andersen
Gallant Yankee — Burgess
Spilled Milk — Pease
Laurie Sawmill — Sutherland
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Talbot — Harp
King Melody — Gilman
Niblet — Collins
Lady Tareyton — Bushway
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Pease
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Cutle Dares \- Reed
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Justly Brave — House
Maggie Lands — Smith
Rocky Earl — Gilman
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