Young Man in Motion Corders a Busy New York Jockey
Angel Cordero of Puerto Rico, age 23, rides eight or nine races daily in New York. His energy and speed draw trainers and owners, as agent Vince Degregory negotiates large-scale deals. Renowned trainers Fiore and Barrera praise his effort and racecraft, while rival Braulio Baeza notes his strong riding. Harbor View Farm owner Louis Wolfson signed him to a $100,000 annual contract.
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UPI
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Arcaro
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Degregory
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Fiore
Laz Barrera
Barrera
Braulio Baeza
America
Baeza
Louis Wolfson
Harbor View Farm
Intrepid and Columbia Dominate Final Cup Trials
In Newport crowds watched Intrepid defeat Constellation by 4 minutes 1 second while Columbia outpaced American Eagle to finish 33 seconds behind the 1958 defender. Intrepid posted the day’s best time 3 13 42 but committed a sail handling error on the 24.3 mile Brenton Reef course, wasting valuable time. American Eagle surged late, closing the gap as Columbia moved to the final leg.
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R.I
UPI
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Columbia
U.S
Constellation
American Eagle
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Eagle
Jets sidelined Maynard for Saturday showdown
New York Jets flanker Don Maynard will miss the Saturday night game against the Philadelphia Eagles due to a concussion from last week's Chiefs game. Bake Turner and Larry Grantham return to the Jets' starting lineup for the first time this season. The text also covers yacht racing results, noting Intrepid leading with a 9-0 tally, Columbia 2-0 this week, and Eagle seeking its first win as Constellation and American Eagle compete in trials.
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Peekskill
N.Y
UPI
New York Jets
Don Maynard
Philadelphia Eagles
Kansas City Chiefs
Bake Turner
Larry Grantham
Jets
Columbia
Intrepid
Constellation
American Eagle
Eagle
Eagle Racing Constellation
Australia
Dame Pattie
Chiefs Rally After 1967 Defeat, Stram Aims Higher
Kansas City coach Hank Stram lives with a nightmare from the January loss to Green Bay. The 35 to 10 defeat stung, and Lombardi’s remarks sharpened his resolve to push the Chiefs beyond their 1966 season as he prepares for a stronger year.
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Hank Stram
Stram
Los Angeles
Kansas City Chiefs
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Packers
Green Bay
Vince Lombardi
Chiefs
Chiefs poised for another strong AFL season with Stram core
The Kansas City Chiefs expect a potent attack led by Len Dawson and Curtis McClinton with Chris Burford and Fred Arbanas at end positions. The line features Jim Tyrer and Ed Budde, while Buck Buchanan anchors a defense that ranked second in points allowed. Stram’s new Tight Ends formation aims to create defensive indecision and faster reactions.
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Taylor
Curtis McClinton
Fred Arbanas
AFL
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Bobby Hunt
Johnny Robinson
Stram
Chiefs
Pownal Race Results Highlight Top Finishers
Summary of Friday results across ten races with multiple winners led by First 3 Prime Away Maffa and Second 3 Ronala Don Young. Notable times included 1 34.4 for the first event and 1 28.4 for the second. Ends with football notes on Mike Garrett and Otis Taylor as Chiefs leaders.
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Maffa
Santamaria
Tig
Wig — Morgan
Ronala Don — Young
Westover
Santigo
Doll Smasher
Pruden
Dennie
Terril
Pichette
Davis Cup Final South Africa Takes 2-0 Lead
Davis Cup action in Durban sees South Africa move ahead 2-0 over Brazil in Group B. Bob Hewitt beat Thomas Koch 6-4 9-11 11-9 6-2, while Cliff Drysdale dispatched Jose Edison Mandarino 6-2 8-6 6-2 in the Thursday matches.
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Durban
South Africa
Brazil
Bob Hewitt
Thomas Koch
Cliff Drysdale
Jose Edison Mandarino
Pownal Entries and Races Show Mixed Odds and Names
A compact listing of horse entries and odds across several race levels including THIRD and FOURTH and EIGHTH and NINTH and TENTH. Names such as Ernst Diago Pruden NB Ledezma Rodriguez Hill Young Santiago Kelly Handley and others appear alongside odds and abbreviations. some lines are incomplete or antennaed with corrections and repetitions.
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Garden’s
Pride—Hill
Man—Donahue
Tessalita—Young
Lunar Shot—Rodriguez
Happy
King Pearly
Hill
Kissin
Handley
Pruden
Alrolo
Rodriguez
Pache’s
Zangari
Himesa— Phillips
March Tempo—Lapensee
Empey Bullah
Ledezma
John Smith
Santiago
G.—Ernst
Hide Max—J. Smith
Carleil—Ledezma
Little Shane—Young
Comby—Handley
Tri-White—Pruden
Cyd’s Choice
Donato
Sheridan Lane
Morgan
Gain
Saratoga Race Entries Show Multiple Pace and Trot Divisions
The Saratoga program lists races Saturday August 19 1967 with Pace divisions first place finishes for Mayboth McQuigge Chester Remark Fraiser and several others. third through seventh place horses named, including Mountain Leader Coppola Elise Spencer-Dupre MacGene McGuire Sammy Stoner-Devizzio King Rhythm Fanelli Brittany Marshall Billie O Boy and more. additional entries include Kilroys Valentine Adios Robbie Featherstep Brutus Jaynard Sunny O'Brien and others across Pace Mile Fourth Fifth and Sixth divisions with numerous connections.
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Mayboth—McQuigge
Chester Remark—Fraiser
Jack Freehall—Watson
H. Payne
Vic—Heeney
Briarwood Gypsy—Walters
Shadydale King—Bonafede
Seaway Sis—Gray
Diamond Haynes
Olin
Lyric—Nd
Boilermaker—Lovely
Harrys
Colene
New Luck
Melburn—Butcher
J.D. Means
Barry C
So Little—Fanelli
Feedalot—Coppola
Parker Dares—Webber
Twilight Shaheen—Baumann
Foxcroft Dares—Current
Bay Bomber
Amoras Apple Honey—Richards Jr
Ima Fedor—Bassard
Harvey Named Kansas City Blues Manager and Player Coach
UPI reports Doug Harvey seven time Norris Trophy winner was appointed manager and player coach of the Kansas City Blues in the Central League. The rest of the text lists horse and dog race lineups and stakes across multiple entries with various named trainers and horses.
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Kansas City
UPI
Doug Harvey
Kansas City Blues
Hinsdale Harness Winners Crowned in 1967 Meet
A Hinsdale race card dated August 19, 1967 lists first through tenth pace events with horses and drivers. Notable entries include First Pace winner Bucky Moraka Kane, Second Pace Laura Adios-Wykowski, and Eighth Pace Little Mighty Berry, among others, with purses ranging from 550 to 1100 dollars.
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Ugust
Bucky Moraka—Kane
Jaffe—Young
Bright Girl—Bouplon
Postakill
Jonnie—Truitt
Jeans Faith—Wykowski
Bold Eddie—Cornellier
Little Foxie—Laderach
Brookside Belle—Letendre Ae
Sam Spears—Sheehy Sr
Pace
Laura Adios—Wykowski
Su Yu Scot—Cummings
Mr. Bogey—Clough
Wooster Knight—Edmunds
Adios Tuck—Young
Dixies
Alex—Kent
Dark Haven—Ward
Daleo—Brownie
Lady Blaze
Tilbert Oriole—Stadelman Sr
Third
Hal Wayne—Allen
Nellie Breeze—Pike
Hal Joy—Allen
Apostle Star
Cunnys Vic
Ozark Pride
McCarthy Sr
Commander Yates
Truitt
Groton
Miss—Cloughne
McDale
Melburn
Allen Sandys
Knight
Parker
Typist—Pizzano
Revenue Collector
Price
Traveler Gem—Mattison
Parkers Boy—Beckwith
Hideway Lind—Pike
Shining Knight—Wilsey Jr
Lisa Medium—Parker
Fred Flanagan
Wilsey Jr
Manor Way—Edmunds
Dean Dudley—Allen
Gerry Chief—Gilman
Detour
Stan—Allen
Little Knight
Mare—Reed
Chief Red Feather—Truitt
DA Steppy—Andersen
Suzanna Rodney
Foxie Car
Alice Barmin—Sheehy Sr
Niftys
Steppy—Andersen
Southern Boy—Trembley
Wilma Lynn
Lady Emlen—Cross
Ritas Dream—Reed
Our Frosty—Gilman
Blitz Moraka—Parker
Peter Wood
Princess R—Cornellier
Merry Dares—Mattison
Jimmys Doll—Wilsey Jr
Judson—Parker
High
Kane
Jean Gay—Phetteplace
Little Mighty—Berry
Irmas Girl—Pease
Crescent Chief
Reed
Mighty King Cole
Pike
Annie Dell—Andersen
Joe Henry—Parker
Royal Joseph—Allen
Gay Yonder—Wilsey Jr
Wicomico Slater—Kane
Rhythm Lad—Truitt
Miss Josella
Fanny Dares—Reed
Cheryl G—Wilsey Jr
Otecas
Cam—Tilbert
Red Dandy—Laderach
New Barrister
Cross
Dandy—McDonald
Prides Comet—Wlisey Jr
Eddie Mathews To Tigers In Astros Trade
Eddie Mathews leaves the National League for the American League with the Houston Astros sending him to the Detroit Tigers for a player or players to be named after the season. Mathews will try to boost Detroit’s pennant chances and adjusts to Tiger Stadium after hitting only three homers in Houston this year.
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Vermont Catamounts poised for 1967 grid season
University of Vermont Catamounts under Bob Clifford aim to challenge for the Yankee Conference title led by All-Everything back Bobby Mitchell. Only 12 Vermonters on the 1967 roster, with 61 varsity players and 27 lettermen, face Massachusetts and Maine as key rivals while out-of-state recruits shape the roster. The Shrine game looms as a regional showcase one week away.
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Bob Clifford
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Green and Gold
Massachusetts
Maine
Clifford
American International
Springfield
Bobby Mitchell
Bridport
Moriah
N.Y
Fryeburg Academy
New England
Mitchell
University of New Hampshire
UVM
New Hampshire
Vermont
Tom McLaughlin
Rice Memorial
Leo Buttera
Spaulding
Barre
Steve Oldenburg
Woodstock
Williams College
John McGill
Burlington H.S
Rob Farnham
Brattleboro
Bennington
George Stockman
Joey Vargas
Bellows Falls
Ohio University
Tom Collins
Central Connecticut
Bruce Maynard
MSJ
St. Francis Xavier
Nova Scotia
Bill Sullivan
St. Joseph College
Indiana
Rick Cameron
Fine Lyndon Institute
Ricks College
Idaho
Jeff Bergquist
Carleton College
Minnesota
University of Massachusetts
Cassius Clay Marries 17 Year Old Belinda Boyd in Chicago
Deposed heavyweight champion Cassius Clay wed Belinda Boyd a 17 year old restaurant employee in a private Chicago ceremony. The marriage, conducted in the Black Muslim faith at Clay's South Side home, was announced by manager Herbert Muhammad who served as best man. Guests included Boyd's family, Muhammad and his wife, and actor Stepin Fetchit, with Clay's parents unable to attend from Louisville.
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