Rotarians Test Rope-Tow Ski Lift On Grass
A Bennington Rotary club conducts a dry run of a rope tow powered by a Ford engine mounted on a trailer. At J. Duncan Campbell’s Rice Lane residence the unit pulled 1200 feet of rope, with Rotarians cheering as Campbell rode a power lawnmower uphill to simulate a skier load. The test ends with an unassisted ride to the end, declared a success.
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Mt. Anthony Country Club
J. Duncan Campbell
Rice Lane
North Bennington
Campbell
Robert M. Wilson
Rotary
John Kennedy Jr
Rotary Club
Eugene V. Clark
Hagerman
The Perils of Outdoor Living in Summer
A humorous meditation on modern yards and rules as families upgrade outdoor spaces. It lampoons lawn care gadgets fancy furniture and rule heavy porches while parents worry about pruning and gardening details. The piece playfuly contrasts children’s play with adult concerns during rainy spells.
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Saratoga Race Entries Preliminary Trot and Pace
Saratoga race program lists preliminary entries for trot and pace events across multiple miles and purses. Notable horses include Earl of Shelburne and Rebel Land with Sparkling Lady and others, along with numerous eligibles and stable connections noted in the field.
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Earl of
Pee Wee Potter
Lady Pace
Mr. Cher
Si. Gav Helen
Calypso
Diamond Coast
Edith F. Abie
Saratoga
Madam’s B. Galan
Lyndy's Gal
Babe Dares
Mies Bi! Gallon
Drummin Man
Avalon Celia
Clayhaven Triton
Yankee Mark
Kathy Springwood
Eddie Bracken
Rainn Hanover
Lou's Lucky Chief
Lady Wonder
Cindy Berry
Laird Peter
Dale Purdue
Rebel Land Sue
Melody Gold
Meadow Mae
Abbielwyn Hal
Majestic Pick
Rebel Land
Chick
Runnymede
Indian Beach
Doe
Charming Karen
Hinsdale Raceway Entries Highlight Five $500 Dashes
Entries listed for Hinsdale Raceway feature five $500 events and multiple Class D 1 mile races. Notable entrants include Tre Little Dime Our Son's Belle Whisper Advice and Pike Tony B Hobo Try Dale Clyde Direct Leta with several horses competing across the card.
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Tony B
Hobo
Dale Clyde
Leta
Shadydale Abbey
Don Rhap
Oremus
Que Haynes
Goose Bay
Jane Maxine
Volo Adiopola
Yates Killarney
Jane Paommie Byrd
Mighty Regent
Esquire
Kate Billiken
Mountain Master
Babe
Thoroughbred Entries and Races at Riverside Farm Meet
The program lists multiple races across a Riverside Farm meet with purses from 3 500 to 25 000. Entries include notable horses such as Cassorbit Gray Hawk Admiral Bayard Abernathy and Solstice among others. Stakes feature claiming races for three-year-olds and up, plus a Diana Handicap for fillies and mares.
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Gray Hawk
aPersian
Bubba Jack oReines
xxBee
Admiri
Tix
Diavoen
aTaffy
dRed Maid
Irish Mick
stabbie-Milita Stable
B—D. Henderson
J. Zeberg
E—L. Waldman
B . Ross
M. R. Frankel
Riverside Farm
Abernathy
Rocky Bend
Shire Farm
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Solstice
bAtom Cloud
Davey D
cSubite
Angus Bear
bRum Hill
Cripple Creek
cUlster Mane, Mielder
P. Denckla
Bird Jr
B—S
Miauay
William Odahmin
Pocosaba
St. Bernard
Waltz Song
Frimanaha
Tamarona
aJazz Queen
A. VV
Whitney
Red Erik
Shady Planet
Lamga
Guyna Ring
Major League Leaders National and American Baseball
List of leaders in batting runs batted in home runs and other categories. Groat St Louis .344 lead National League batting with Pinson Cincinnati close. Aaron Milwaukee 91 runs and 102 RBIs top. Koufax and Drysdale lead strikeouts. Perarnoski and McBean top pitchers.
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Gonzalez
Philadelphia
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Pittsburgh
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Milwaukee
Flood
White
Pinson
Cincinnati
McCovey
San Francisco
Wills
Los Angeles
Robinson
Perranoski
McBean
Koufax
Drysdale
Exhibition Football Scores and Baseball Leaders Snapshot
Exhibition results list Baltimore over Cleveland 21 to 7 and New York defeating Detroit 24 to 21 Green Bay bested Dallas 31 to 10 while Minnesota fell to Los Angeles 27 to 3 in football. In baseball leaders Yastrzemski of Boston hits .335 with 34 doubles and 30 homers. Kaline of Detroit drives 80 RBIs and 143 runs. Aparicio of Baltimore swipes 30 bases.
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Kansas City
Oakland
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Boston
Kaline
Tresh
Stuart
Causey
Versalles
Hinton
Washington
Killebrew
Aparicio
Radatz
Ford
Bunning
Barber
Washington Calls Game For Civil Rights March
The Washington Senators postponed Aug. 27 and Aug. 28 night games against the Minnesota Twins at the police request. They will now play an afternoon doubleheader on Thursday, Aug. 29, due to potential traffic congestion from a civil rights march expected to draw 100000 demonstrators.
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Washington Senators
Minnesota Twins
Senators
Robert V. Murray
Metropolitan Police Department
Judge Rules One Bout Per Contract
Federal Judge Sylvester Ryan denied the Madison Square Garden Boxing Club request to sign a fighter for more than one bout in a single contract. The ruling cites a 1957 anti trust decision that allowed a return bout within eight months and rejects broader exclusive contracts.
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New York
Sylvester Ryan
Madison Square Garden Boxing Club
Ryan
Garden Club
Crow Leads Cardinals With Seventeen TDs
St. Louis star John David Crow topped the Cardinals last season by scoring 17 touchdowns. The veteran back anchored the offense and provided the main scoring punch for the team.
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UPI
John David Crow
St. Louis Football Cardinals
Minor League Results and International League Boxing Scores
Sunday results show Arkansas beat Jacksonville 4-3 and Atlanta defeated Richmond 3-2 in the International League. Indianapolis edged Toronto 4-3 as Columbus beat Syracuse 3-0 while Rochester topped Buffalo 7-6 in ten innings. Saturday notes include Toronto’s 11-10 win over Indianapolis in 12 innings and Buffalo 2-1 over Rochester in ten. Boxing results list Luis Rodriguez of Cuba winning by technical knockout in Miami Beach, with Takeshi Nakamura of Japan and Salvatore Burrini of Italy earning decision wins in Europe.
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Richmond
Indianapolis
Toronto
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Syracuse
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Cuba
Denny Moyer
Portland
Ore
Tokyo
Takeshi Nakamura
Japan
Puntip Keosurya
Thailand
Sanremo
Italy
Salvatore Burrini
Jacques Jacob
France
Drysdale and Calmus pace Dodgers past Mets in doubleheader
Don Drysdale shut down New York with three singles allowed in seven innings for a 7-0 game. Dick Calmus followed with five innings of relief yielding a single as Los Angeles won 3-2 in the second game.
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Dick Calmus
Dodgers
New York Mets
Drysdale
Calmus
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