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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1966

Page

12

Art Wall Leads at 129 In Insurance City Open

Art Wall shot seven under 64 to reach 13 under total 129 after 36 holes at Wethersfield CC Hartford. He leads Wes Ellis Jr two strokes ahead while Homero Blancas slips seven back. Julius Boros cards 65 to reach 132, with Bruce Crampton at 134 and a 138 by defending champ Billy Casper.

Insurance City Hartford, Conn UPI Art Wall Wall Wethersfield Country Club Wes Ellis Jr Homero Blancas Ellis Julius Boros Fairfield Conn Boros Bruce Crampton ICC Arnold Palmer Ed Griffiths Paul Harney Billy Casper Dave Marr Dave Ragan Hugh Roger Dudley Wysong Gene Littler Jay Dolan Blancas Wyson Ted Kroll Fairway Woods Palmer

Lions and Rotary Clash in Civic Club Classic Softball

Local Lions and Rotary clubs prepare for Sundays Civic Club Classic at the Little League field on Beech Street Extension. The 3 p.m. fundraiser supports Bennington Little League with rosters featuring Lions stars Win Ford Vallotti Crealese and others while Rotary touts rumored weaponry and a lion-tamer lineup led by Thomas Steffen and Eugene Clark in a high tension pregame.

Lions and Rotary Clubs Little League Beech Street Bennington Rotary Club Thomas Steffen Rotarians Lions Club Rotary Eugene Clark Thomas Cook Richard Sure Fingers Fabricius Oakley Frost Robert Harrington Joseph Dart Jolivette John Kennedy Ronald Knapp Armand Miller Nadeau Earl Patterson Steffen Alfred Torrisi Roaring Lions King Lion Ned Winslow Banner Lions John Lyons Lyons Win Ford Chicago Ace UVM Ted Thomas Burlington Romain Letourneau

Cushman Gains Semifinals in YMCA Softball Tourney

Cushman crushed Bijur 26-5 Thursday to reach the YMCA double elimination semifinals by coin flip. Fourth five-for-six game from Gene Farrar and four-hit efforts by Ray Farnum Joe Parker and Ken Squires powered Cushman. Farnum earned the win with Potter taking the loss.

Cushman Bijur YMCA Uni Fon Carbide Sal Gene Farrar Ray Farnum Joe Parker Ken Squires Farnum Joe Potter

Saratoga Raceway Entries for Saturday August 20 1966

Entries list multiple pace races at Saratoga Raceway for Saturday August 20 1966 with ten pace events. Notable horses include Dee's Estrellita Fuss Topaz Black Flame and Debutante Bri in nine or ten races, with various drivers such as Wells Coppola and Lefebvre listed.

Pace Dee’s Topaz Black Flame Goodsell Colonie Girl Jevons Tar’s Gal — Kelly Henley Adam G. E. H. J Wells Rob’s Girl Coppola Senator Scott — Livingstone Creed Chief

Hinsdale Entries and Pace Winners List

A fragmented racing entry sheet lists horses with owners and paces across multiple divisions from FIRST to NINTH. Notable names include Our Lady Byrd-Church, Mountain Master-Fesh, and Poplar Star-Gilman, with purses ranging from $500 to $1,000 Across divisions pace results show varied placements and multiple Cassidy, Moraka, Kane, and Parker connections.

Pace Our Lady Byrd — Church Homestretch Justy — Cassidy Lande Mercy — Laderach Sensation — Perkins Aston Laurie Gloria Heather — Mattison Clear the Way — Kane Dewey Holmes Pease Fesh Gilman Dukes Victor — Marshall Pin Moraka — Parker Lady Vic — Allen Irmas Girl Fire Bird — Haight

Chargers Preseason Favorites Despite Missing Starters

San Diego Chargers enter the preseason as league favorites to reach the world championship next January despite losing six starters from last season. QB John Hadl shines in a 38-10 exhibition win over the Miami Dolphins as Lance Alworth, Paul Lowe, and Keith Lincoln show strong form. Coach Sid Gillman stresses depth and injury risk as his top concerns.

San Diego Calif UPI San Diego Chargers American Football League John Hadl Chargers Miami Dolphins Lance Alworth Paul Lowe Keith Lincoln Joe Madro Pat Shea Ernie Park Dave Kocourek Jim Warren Dick Westmoreland Ernie Ladd Sid Gillman

Green Mountain Horse Race Cards The Aug 20 1966 Meet

Racing program entries list ten races at five and seven furlongs with horses and jockeys including Randy M and Top Ruler in the first and Sad Sport and Seven Dimes in the second. The lineup details multiple entries per race, noting horse names, jockeys, and trainers across nine conditions and a Mile stakes in the tenth.

Randy M Morris Golden Haze—Fairbanks The Borogrove—Green V-Gladan

Green Mountain Results and Track Record Set

In Friday night racing at Pownal track, Mr Secoonda ridden by Ronnie Morse set a track record for seven and a half furlongs with a 1 32.4 time in the seventh race. The program shows Green Mountain result placings with Golden Princess Loveable Mo Mille Ceil and Tribal Land among those earning purses of 1000 to 1300 dollars across five furlong to seven and a half furlong events. Attendance reached 3470 with a handle of 185595.

Walter Blum Sally Green Mountain Park Vincent J. Bartimo Pownal Track Green Mountain

Twins Top Boston 2-1 Behind Kaat Battey Double

Jim Kaat and Al Worthington limited Boston to four hits as Earl Battey drove in both Minnesota runs with a first inning double. Cesar Tovar stole second and scored on an error, while Joe Foy scored on Kaat's wild pitch for Boston's run. Stange took the loss with Worthington earning the save in a 2-1 final.

Boston UPI Jim Kaat al Worthington Earl Battey Minnesota Twins Kaat Worthington Red Sox Lee Stange Cesar Tovar Stange Battey Joe Foy Tony Conigliaro Starge

Football Gear Distribution Announced by Coach Reeves

Mr. Anthony High football coach Ron Reeves said uniforms will be issued Monday at 4 p.m. Players should bring gear for a light workout. Mouth guard fittings begin at 6:30 p.m. Monday at Dr. Mitchell J. Burgin's office, 108 Union St. An 8:30 a.m. practice is planned for Tuesday.

Mr. Anthony High Ron Reeves Reeves Mitchell J. Burgin Union St

Buckpasser Tops Field in 75 000 Travers Stakes Outcome

Buckpasser, owned by Ogden Phipps, heads six in the Travers at Saratoga hoping to clinch three year old honors and become the first horse of his age to earn a million dollars. Braulio Baeza rides the favorite as Buckpasser faces Buffle Amberoid Abe's Hope Fast Count.

Saratoga Springs N. Y UPI Ogden Phipps Buckpasser Brilliant Bay Saratoga H.C. Phipps United States Buffle Brooklyn King Ranch Amberoid Abe’s Hope Braulio Baeza Tom Fool

Langhorne Qualifier At Lebanon Speedway

WEST LEBANON NY The 1966 National Open Competition qualifying race at Lebanon Valley Speedway shapes a major program tonight with a 100-lap race winner earning a Langhorne Langhorne Pa berth for Oct 8-9. Wee Willie Allen and Butch Jelley head a strong field as double points crown the event and a $1000 share awaits the victor.

Lebanon N.Y Lebanon Valley Speedway Langhorne Wee Willie Allen Auburn Pete Gillettes Butch Jelley Pownal

Tebbetts Quits Cleveland Indians Manager Role

Tebbetts steps down as Cleveland Indians manager on Friday night and is replaced by Coach George Stickland. The leadership change comes after Tebbetts’ resignation announced in Cleveland. Stickland takes over as the club seeks stability and continued competitiveness this season.

Cleveland UPI Birdie Tebbetts Cleveland Indians George Stickland

Friday Baseball NL Results and AL Scores

In Friday major league play the National League saw Chicago beat Pittsburgh 4 to 3 in 11 innings while New York defeated Kansas City 7 to 5 in the first game and KC won 1 to 0 in the second. Other NL games included Cincinnati at Houston St Louis at Los Angeles and Atlanta at San Francisco. In the American League Minnesota edged Boston 2 to 1 and Cleveland beat Chicago 3 to 2. Baltimore played Detroit and Washington defeated California 5 to 3.

Chicago Pittsburgh New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Houston St. Louis Los Angeles Atlanta San Francisco Minnesota Boston K.C Cleveland Baltimore Detroit California

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