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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1967

Page

9

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.

Boston UPI Red Sox Detroit Tigers Fenway Park California Angels Dick Williams Joe Foy Angels Jerry Adair Mike Andrews Williams Gary Bell Jack Hamilton Jose Santiago Ricky Clark 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.

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.

Boston UPI Boston Patriots Patriots New York Jets Joe Namath Green Bay Packers Andover Academy Vito Babe) Parilli Jim Nance Nance Holovak Syracuse AFL Bob Dee 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.

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.

C O 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.

Hartford, Conn UPI Gary Player Terry Dill Austin Tex Bob Lunn Sacramento Calif Lee Triveno el Paso Tex Wethersfield Country Club Art Wall Ray Floyd Doug Ford Frank Beard Juan ‘‘Chi Chi” Rodriguez Dave Marr Kel Nagle

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