Red Sox hit million mark but slip in standings
Boston’s 1967 season momentum wavered as they fell to fourth place after Detroit won 7-4 at Fenway. A crowd of 28,653 pushed Boston past the million-rousing milestone for the first time since 1960, with plans to rebound against the Angels. Joe Foy benched for Adair at third. pitching matchups set through the weekend.
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Dave Morehead
Lee Stange
George Brunet
Jim McGlothlin
Tigers
California
Washington
Foy
Detroit
Jim Lonborg
Earl Wilson
Pownal Racecard Results and Payouts Summary
Horse by horse results from Pownal with times, mutuel handles, and payouts. Notable finishes include first Cranky Pruden 1:01.1 time, Vickies Baby 1:00.2, and Flaming Lead 1:27.4. Attendance 2,643. Handle 150,056 dollars.
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Wapery
Franky
Pruden
Valors
Young
O’connor
Rome
T H—Wood
Belgage
Masta
Star of
Flaming
Washington Square
Kelly
Don Me—Santiago
Pichette
Cooperstown
Wood
Mr. Nehoc
Handley
Selenant—Santiago
Parkside
Ledezma
Trouble—O'connor
Teddys Lad—Donahue
Phillips
Davola
Boston Patriots Face Lean, Lengthy 1967 Season
Boston Patriots pursue an aerial attack led by 37-year-old QB Babe Parilli with fullback Jim Nance, amid health worries and Army drills. Coach Mike Holovak bets on a strong defense, veteran line, and new receivers, aiming to win the AFL East as Namath’s Jets loom and Parilli’s health stays sound.
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Babe) Parilli
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Holovak
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AFL
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Larry Eisenhauer
Houston Antwine
Jim Hunt
Tom Addison
Nick Buoniconti
Doug Satcher
Don Webb
Chuck Shonta
Ron Hall
Leroy Mitchell
Texas Southern
John Charles
Purdue
Terry Swanson
Massachusetts
Tom Yewcic
John Huarte
Billy Laird
Buffalo
New York
Houston
Kansas City
Babe
Parilli
Pownal Entries Saratoga Entries Rodriguez 8 1 8 1 10 1
Friday August 18 card lists eight horse names per race across three events Pace $600 Second Pace $650 Third Trot $650 with riders and connections named including Coppola Butcher Cobble and Coville among others, reflecting a busy racing program.
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Blue
Misani Flash
Cyclone Hanover
Lady Tareyton
Cricket Moraka
Ernie Express
Odd Grove Madel
Libby Dares
Rowena
John Ross
Parker Hawk
Willa Bloom
Mighty Mack
Golden Eureka
Miss Stymie
Doctor Carr
Lolly Flynn
Letha Tag—Gray
Razzu— McQuigge
Brewers Gem
Hinsdale Harness Entries for Friday August 18 1967
A long list of race results and entry names across ten pacing and trotting divisions at Hinsdale. Notable entries include Glenn Blakes, Paulette Wick Palmer, Poplar J M Wilsey Jr, Arizona Barry McCarthy Jr, Molly Branigan Kane, Jet Daemon Parker, Keystonette Harp, X Pert Bud Cassidy, Lord Bud Bloodgood, and Willow Brook Ned Morel among many others. The card features pacing races ranging from 500 to 1000 dollars and trotting events up to 6000 dollars with multiple finishers per heat.
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Glenn—Blake
Paulette Wick—Palmer
Hal Jay—Harris
Vicky Jo—Brown
Long Byrd—Mattison
Orient Hill—Burgoyne
Lover Boy—Kane
Jeffson Moraka
Sharons Abbe—Mattison
Poplar J M—Wilsey Jr
Mr. Toy Town—McCarthy Sr
Pridenite—Parker
Waunkus
Mello
Overlee Direct
Beckwith
Buena
Lynaugh
Tuitlon—Collins
Oxoboxo Boy
Poplar Wilda—Reed
Ruth Acioway—Gilman
King Baldwin—Parker
Windy Mills—Truitt
Bridgett McNally
Tilbert
Lady Olga—Letendre
Arizona Barry—McCarthy Jr
Limerick
Shadydale Justice—Reed
Davis Gray
Gilman
Marshall Mills
Truitt
Terry Hill
Wilsey Jr
Jerry Peters—Hatfield
Dark Goose—Cummings
Swartley Hanover—Sheehy Sr
Worthy Burma—Provost
Edgewood Giers—Gagne
Ladd Hanover
Letendre
Borderline—Beckwith
Ossippee
Lady—Parker
Lord and Master—Gilmanne
Di—Tilbert
McDonald
E M
Tommila
Duffys Scotch—Streeter
MacAbbewin—White
Bill Jim Jo—Cornellier
Rhythm Kid
Shadydale Carson
Grand Marie—Reed Groton
Clough
Pace
Jet Daemon—Parker
Miss Muriel—Allen
Gait Way
Pat—Dagan
Iva Long
Yankee Frisco
Cassidy
Golden Gait
Wamesit
Victory—Kane
Keystonette—Harp
X Pert Bud—Cassidy
Conestoga
Mike—Kane
Brindle Lass—Allen
Hobo Wayne—Pierce
Gil Bradley—Andersen
Lee Lad—Parker
Lew McKnight—Kellogg
Evas Dale—Brown
Tamar—Reed
Encys Dream—Allen
Flaming Scot
Cornellier
Worthy Joe—Harris
Sentinel Direct—Schmidt
Meadow Jennie—Beckwith
Lillie Giers—Wardle
Bonnie Bay
Johnson Bay State
Tim—Parker
Wykowski
Chief Thunderbird
McCarthy
Mountain Boy—Palmer
Mitchells Way—Cross
Longway—Truitt
Miss Roseanne—Gilman
Sensation—Allen
Fairside Snippy—Schmidt
Ronnies Knicht
Dupre
Hoyt
Karen Adios
Melrose
Anne—Gilmour
Molly Brook
Dean—Allen
Webber
Lois Girl
Adios
Carry—Bailey
Treat—Horner
Tar Della—Heeney
Mite Frost
Shad Roe— Wells
Chancy Kid—LeDuc
Covey Rise—Gray
Georgia
Demo
Mr. Cranberry—Cramer
Shadydale Pilot
Chester Lady—Heeney
Patsy Dillon—Cole
C.J. Melburn—Bogardus
Tip—Tingley
Jet Gem—Coppola
Widowers
Action—Gray
Rebel Land
Marge—Helmer
Jimmy Wic
Olin
Willow Brook
Ned— Morel
Donna Day
Bloodgood
Colonie
Player grabs early lead at Hartford Open with 65
Gary Player fired a six under par 65 in the Greater Hartford Open first round to take a one stroke lead into the second round at Wethersfield Country Club. Terry Dill, Bob Lunn, and Lee Triveno shot 66 and 67 to trail. Defending champ Art Wall posted 70 while Arnold Palmer and others did not compete.
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Kel Nagle
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al Kaline
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Sparky) Lyle
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Shadydale Biscuit—Folger
Jimmy—Dunn
Larouech
Riccochet
Todd—Clothier
Woodwin—Lamb
Miss—Bauman
Jackhammer—Butcher
Ambo
Rangers Jewels
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Knight Scene—Wells
Henry—Langtry
Red Rustler
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Jo Zam
Alien
DeWolf
Nancy Dares—Butcher
Evas Son—Annese
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Prince—Dupre
Bill Yocum
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Maine Byrd—Parker
Weldon Creed—Hamilton
Khataway—Heeney
Pleasant Echo
Heeney
Avalon Aquiar—Gray
General Byr—Olin
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Miss Burns—Bloodgood
Shadydale Dream— Tingley
Georgana Wynnie
Tax Escort—Langtry
See So Grand—Gray
Josedale Katrinka—Butcher
Plenty Quick—Bennett
Deer Bamsi
Brave Song
France
Flashy
Demon—Coppola
the Law—Coville
Pinnacle Dandie— Parker
Bonnie Flare—Lapansee
Scholar’s Son
Lady Brae
Rodriguez
Ketchum’s Way—Mafia
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Doc
Dennie
Colonel Wingo—Marshman
Mister Lp—Terrill
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Rips Gift—Pichette
Louisa’s Delight—Donahue
Lee
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Sam—Phillips
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