Vermont Football Conference Forms Ten School League
The Vermont Football Conference announces a 10 school league formed after a July 30 meeting in Bellows Falls. Kenneth Severson leads as president, Charles Davis as secretary treasurer, and Francis Mahoney named commissioner. The league uses winning percentage to decide champions with co champions possible, a rotating trophy for the winning team, and a small permanent plaque. Open Sept 15, final games by November 11 with Bennington Catholic, Bennington High, Bellows Falls, Brattleboro Union, Hartford, Middlebury Union, Mt. St. Joseph Academy, Rutland, Springfield and Windsor as members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Severson
Middlebury
Charles C. Davis
Bellows Falls
Francis Mahoney
Springfield
Bennington Catholic High School
Bennington High School
Brattleboro Union
Hartford
Middlebury Union
Mt. St. Joseph Academy
Rutland
Windsor
Racing Entries First and Other Harness Lines
Racing cards list first race Trot mile $806 Abbephone S Ransford Olympus etc with many horses and drivers. also second pace mile $600 My Fascination to Night Cap and Doc Valentine. third pace mile $600 Milton Keys Twilight Star etc. multiple races listed with pairs of horses, drivers and odds. extensive field details across divisions and purses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Ransford
Olympus
Miss Riddell
R. Silliphant
Lyle Hanover
K. Nichols
Scidoo
W. Bain
Murrigan
J. Dodge
Mamie’s Pride
C. Peckham Gay Duke
J. Morrill AE Tennyson Hanover
R. Dunn
J. Morrill Laird Alexander
J. Falbo
M. Parshall
Witty Wick
T. Valente
Vital Frisco
M. Akoury Jr
Burr A. — D. Wilson Night Cap
D. Hamm AE
Doc Valentine, Avon Boy
D. Mile
Billy Laird
J. Foster
Harborton — M. Beckwith
Brahms
W. Horvath
Welcome Shelia
W. Silk Jr
Jonnie
D — C. Knight
Marty Moraka
J. McLarnon
Teddy Maine
A. Nason
Alromor
Toby
F. Hodgkins
AE Jai Lai
Bud
W. Taylor
Pace
Brook
D. Cater Try
Dale
K. Hagen
Hattie Woodly
P. Constantino Trumpet
Hal — J. Moss
Georgi Volo — W. Collins
Oliver Sudden
Barbara Dee
G. Carter Jr. Black
Sam — T. Sullivan
Captain Brook — W. Colby
David A — H. DeWolf Jr
Earl's Queen
N. Watson
Big Cannon
L. Norton Nash Hanover — M. Beckwith Everett Scott — C. McCarthy Jr
Commissioner — D. Buswell
Belle Way
G. Burgess
Kentucky Song
H. Harp
AE Star
Santa
J. Siewierski
Roger Barnes
F. Parker
W. Faucher
Carthage
T. Taylor
National
Hanover
J. Simeszky
C. McCarthy Jr
Que — E. Gilman
Ethel's
Guess
F. Blake
Portola
V. Culhane
Moore Tosses A No-Hitter For Braves In Norshaft Arlington
J J Moore pitched a rare no hitter for the Braves, fanning 15 and walking seven in a 5-1 win over the Pirates. The lone blemish came on an error and a walk in the fourth as Pelham scored. Dave Ryan had three straight hits for the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Moore
Braves
Pirates
Norshaft-Arlington
Moore
Pelham
Dave Ryan
Red Sox
Jerry Jepson
Indians
Knox
L. Holton
Decisions Loom as Kennedy Pet Measures May Fail
Democratic leaders face adjournment pressures as Kennedy program items risk falling to end of session. Senate plans six bills including farm relief, drug controls, veterans’ benefits, Philippine war claims, tax revision, and international trade. Aiming to finish by Sept. 15, the package faces heavy opposition on tax credits and oil depletion allowances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Manfield
Kennedy
Three Sisters Overstay Visit At Vizcaya
Three sisters in their 60s lingered too long at Vizcaya, the Dade County Museum, and had to scale a five foot wall to leave the grounds. Mrs Ralph Von Suboff 62 of Grant Florida Miss Wanda Karsh 61 of Brooklyn and Mrs Tom Tannehill 63 of Barberton Ohio described the visit as beautiful and said they would go earlier next time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami, Fla
Vizcaya
Dade County Museum
Ralph von Suboff
Grant, Fla
Wanda Karsh
Brooklyn
Tom Tannehill
Barberton
Ohio
Arlington Race To Pay $1 000 In Open Stock Car Event
The Bernal Speed Equipment Oilzum Trophy 200-lap stock car race at Arlington Speedway in Poughkeepsie will award $1,000 to the winner. The quarter mile clay track opens gates at 6:30 p.m. Friday and attracts entrants from New York New Jersey Pennsylvania and six New England states. Notables include Johnny Flach Ed Somers Rip Riley Rebel Harris Stretch Van Steenburg Doug Garrison Joe Massena Walt Schubert Jim Markle Billy Boo and Ray Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Speedway
van Wagner Road
Poughkeepsie
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New England
Johnny Flach
Ed Somers
Rip Riley
Rebel Harris
Stretch van Steenburg
Doug Garrison
Joe Massena
Walt Schubert
Jim Markle
Billy Boo
Ray Chapman
Minor League Scores From Three Leagues Reported
In the International League Toronto defeated Syracuse 5 to 4 while Buffalo beat Rochester 7 to 6 and Columbus won 3 to 2 against Richmond. Jacksonville topped Atlanta 6 to 3. In the American Association Indianapolis beat Denver 8 to 6 and Louisville triumphed 9 to 8 over Oklahoma City. Omaha surged past Dallas Fort Worth 11 to 3. In the Pacific Coast League Seattle won 5 to 3 over Spokane while Vancouver downed Portland 6 to 3 and Salt Lake edged Tacoma 2 to 1. San Diego defeated Hawaii 5 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Syracuse
Buffalo
Rochester
Columbus
Richmond
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Indianapolis
Denver
Louisville
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Dallas Ft. Worth
Seattle
Spokane
Vancouver
Portland
Salt Lake
Tacoma
San Diego
Hawaii
Fight Results Across New England and Texas Cities
In New Bedford Jorge Fernandez of Buenos Aires edged Johnny Torres of Patterson 10 rounds at 153 pounds. Beaumont Ralph Du pas from New Orleans defeated Henry Watson of Dallas in 15 rounds at 148. San Antonio Raymun do Torres from Reynosa stopped Art Hayward of Port Arthur in 9 rounds at 144. Houston Garland Randall of Houston beat Guy Sumlin of Mobile in 10 rounds with weights not listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mass
Jorge Fernandez
Buenos Aires
Johnny Torres
Paterson
N.J
Beaumont Tex
Ralph Dupas
New Orleans
Henry Watson
Dallas
San Antonio
Tex
Raymundo Torres
Reynosa Mexico
Art Hayward
Port Arthur
Houston
Garland Randall
Guy Sumlin
Mobile
Ala
Wrong number leads to harsh call from caller
Ash Wing, interrupted during a nap in Sarasota, tells a woman caller that no Andrew lives at his home. The caller insists it is the right number and lashes out, then Wing hangs up. He remarks he does not feel sorry for himself but repeats the name Andrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarasota
Fla
Ash Wing
Andrew
Wing
Atlantic City Adopts Record School Budget in Minutes
A record budget of 3,377,329 dollars for Atlantic City schools was approved in 1 minute 8 seconds after the Board of School Estimate opened its meeting for the 1962-63 year. The action set a new pace for approving local education spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N.J
Board of School Estimate
Watchdog Rex Foils Break-In at Sacramento Station
In Sacramento, Rex the watchdog faced a break-in during his first night at a service station. Thieves stole nine tires two radios a wrist watch and Rex himself was also missing before being found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
Rex
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Vermont
Office
Central Vermont Public Service Corporation
Haddock
Walker
Gladstones
Saratoga
Milton Keys
J. Sheldon
Twilight Star
J. Morrill
Demonich — B. Davis
Blondella Scott — W. Spencer
Seaway
M. Pregent
Colonie Girl
F. Jevons
Red Main
K. Heeney
Edna Dwyer
AE Uncle Gil
Warrensburg
Pete's
F. LaRovech
General Sampson
Key
H. Parker
Fine Yarn
F. Livingston
R.C.S
C. McQuigge
Dick Hither
S. Ransford Harry M. — E. Fuss AE Tennyson Hanover
Laird Peter — K. Williams
Topaz Sue
D. Corneau Dale Purdue
L. Aitken
Elvin Rosecroft — C. Bogardus
Spindletop
P. Dailey
Meadow Audrey — H. Parker
Benny Fen
W. Current
Tassy
D. Huff
Fairview
Peter D — K. Heeney
Dark Goose
R. Hamilton
Farway — G. Bell
Belvedere
Pick
Yankee Tardies
Walter Knight
White Sox
Purdue
P. Welp
Albert J
W. Lamb
Eddie Mort
D. Miller
Highley
Lovely
D. Corneau
Missileman
Barella
D. Wilson
C. Bogardus
Ellen
Adios
Arthurs Sea Pirate
G. Bell
Philip Model
Stoney
O. Cole
Colonie Boy
F. Jevons Gray Flannel
F. Tingley
Miss Climax
C. Radick
John — D. Miller
Dusty's Dream
F.laro Ved
Dusty'’s Dream
F. LaRo
D En Rose
Mary Byrd
J. Morrill AE
Uncle Gil
Caroldons
Joy
Connie's Son — J. Morrill
Flashey
Bob
W. Arthurs
Proxie’s Demon
Rebel Land
Belle — M. Bloodgood Yankee Lowland
D. Bromiey
Glib Wick — J. McCasland
Mr. Wahoo
F. LaRouch
AE Media Melburn
Goldie Dares
P. Constantino
Tee Bone
E. Gilman
Knight Patch
W .Silk Jr
Woodlawn
Jerry
D. Carlisle Jr
C. Mattison Lakeside
George — R. Cornellier
Harlan Creed
K. Stewart
A. Major's
Pet
V. Horvath
Barbara Moraka
A. Nason Fair
Blake — S. Haight Jr
Lord Tass — W. Faucher
Madame Dot — D. Orlisle Jr
Shadydale
Mate — J. Foster
Lee Mahoney
A. Wilsey Jr
Elizabeth Dodge
Hobo — E. Burgess
AE Scottie
G — G. Harp Jr
Whit — T. Taylor Direct
Little Quickey
Hinsdale Raceway
Red Cross
Don Ryan
Dan Corey
P Sands
Bob Ryan
Vane
Rackliffe
Stemp
Don Corey
Evans
Hoyt
Keough
D. Hess
M. Hess
Riley If
Shoff
Blair
L. Hoyt
J.F.K
By Jack Bell
Washington
Congress
Capitol Hill
House
Poughkeepsie, N.Y. — the
International League
MELLO
American National Red Cross
Ibennington
Syawaa
Capeting
Joe Laflamme
Chevron
Sea King
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