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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1962

Page

10

Cubs belt Braves 7 2 as Buhl wins 10th

Chicago built a 5-run first two innings in 90 degree heat to defeat Milwaukee 7-2. Bob Buhl pitched effectively with 10th win against 9 losses, while Hank Aaron homered for Milwaukee his 34th of the season and extended a 24-game hitting streak. George Altman Dano Barragan and Lou Brock contributed key hits.

Chicago Chicago Cubs Milwaukee Braves Bob Buhl Buhl Cubs George Altman Dano Barragan Lou Brock Brock Hank Aaron Cloninger Burdette Nottebart Willey Torre Barragan W—Buhl L—Cloninger H. Aaron

Exhibitions Determine NFL Rosters as Cut-Down Dates Loom

NFL teams push to reach 43 players this weekend with 38 by Sept 4 and 36 by Sept 11 while five teams remain undefeated. Saturday showcases include Browns vs 49ers in Portland and Packers vs Bears in Milwaukee. other AFL action highlights Chargers vs Raiders. Regular season opens Sept 16 with two more weeks of exhibitions ahead.

Cleveland Browns San Francisco 49Ers Portland Ore Baltimore Dallas Roanoke Los Angeles New York Green Bay Packers Chicago Bears Milwaukee Washington Philadelphia Charlotte N.C St. Louis Minnesota Minneapolis St. Paul Pittsburgh Detroit NFL AFL

Hopeful Stakes Features Large Field At Saratoga

A 12-horse slate lines up for the 58th Hopeful Stakes at Saratoga, headlined by Catullus the even-money favorite from Greentree. Outing Class rides for Don Pierce as the second entrant, with Bonjour a 5-2 second choice and other contenders including Crewman Bold Tim Almanac and Final Ruling. Catullus has won three straight, including the Juvenile and Flash Stakes, while Outing Class won his latest Saratoga start.

Saratoga Springs N.Y Saratoga Greentree Stable Catullus Gin Fred W. Hooper Michael G. Phipps Joseph M. Roebling Wheatley Stable Roman Secret Story Johnny Rotz Don Pierce

Name fits racing board member claims Italian meaning

Robert L. Accavallo of Rutland reveals his name means Man on a horse in Italian. The Taconic Racing and Breeding Association board member notes the amusing alignment with his activity and heritage.

Taconic Racing and Breeding Association Board Robert L. Accavallo Rutland His

108 Stitches In Every MLB Baseball Made In Chicopee

A. G. Spalding and Bros. manufactures MLB baseballs in Chicopee Massachusetts with 108 stitches per ball. At a plant staffed by 100 women the stitches are hand sewn and consist of 88 inches of waxed twine.

Chicopee Mass UPI A. G. Spalding and Bros

Donkey Softball Under the Lights in Hoosick Falls

HOOSICK FALLS NY. A Donkey Softball game will be played under the lights at Noble Wood field in Hoosick Falls tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. The event invites local players and spectators to enjoy an evening of exhibition play.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Noble- Wood Field

BCHS Sabers Face Eight Foes This Fall

Bennington Catholic High School lists eight football games for the season four at home and four away. The schedule opens September 15 at Rutland followed by Bellows Falls Windsor September 29 and October 6 at Bennington. Other dates include Hartford Mount St. Joseph Brattleboro and Middlebury on November 3.

DuQuoin Seeks Extension of Hambletonian Classic

DuQuoin Illinois eyes extending its Hambletonian Classic hosting through 1963. The track has drawn 35000 crowds and no wagering, while Washington Park Yonkers Indianapolis Indiana State Fair all vie with offers to relocate or boost purses. The Hambletonian Society meets Thursday to decide, with location rules limited to a daytime mile track.

Washington Park Chicago Yonkers N.Y Indianapolis Yonkers Raceway Good Time Park Goshen Hambletonian Society DuQuoin

Weatherly Clinches Spot As Defender in Newport Trials

Weatherly beat Nefertiti by nearly five minutes in a 24 mile triangular race off Newport. Bud Mosbacher steered Weatherly to a dominant lead as Ted Hood tried off wind for Nefertiti, with Weatherly 4.41 ahead at the finish and strong signals toward defending America’s Cup against Gretel on September 15.

Newport R.I Weatherly Nefertiti New York Chamber of Commerce Henry Mercer Bud Mosbacher New York Yacht Club Committee Ted Hood Win Hood Boston Martha’s Vineyard Mosbacher Armchair Admirals Newport Docks Australia Gretel

Flach Leads Drivers At Lebanon Valley Speedway

John Flach remains the stock car point leader at Lebanon Valley Speedway in West Lebanon New York with a 13 point edge over Link Pettit Stretch Van Steenburgh sits third 26 points behind Doug Garrison is fourth 59 behind Don Rounds of Appenough Rhode Island makes a late bid after early season mechanical issues The 8:30 p.m. Saturday program opens with the 25 lap feature Silver Dollar Night offers a $500 purse in silver dollars to the winner.

West Lebanon N.Y Johnny Flach Lebanon Valley Speedway Flach Link Pettit Stretch van Steenburg Doug Garrison Don Rounds Appenoug

Hinsdale Racing Entries Menu and Pacing Lines

Racing entries list for Hinsdale with heats from first to ninth, detailing pace and trot divisions, mile distances, purses from 50 to 2500 dollars, and a roster of horse names with handlers and drivers such as Harp, Haight, Wilsey, Silk Jr, Foster, and Morrill across multiple stakes events and divisions. Notable entrants include Diamond T, Sadie's Dream, Mr. Eddie, Virginia Dolmont, Real Yankee, and The Schroon Lake with various owners and drivers listed by initials and surnames.

Hinsdale H. Harp Duke E. Jacques Volo Betsy E. Gilman Royal Prince Volo B. Pike Diamond Spirit R. Pease Fair Blake — Haight Jr D. Carlisle Jr Shower Bolt N. Watson Sadie’s R. Cornellier Esquire Kin A. Nason Bebe Dawn J. Foster Diamond Dios — K. Gagne Honey Doll Ja. Cross Rebel Land Chick — A. Wilsey Jr Rhythm Mary — G. Lockerman Jr W. Harp Buster D. Mile Maxine R. Anderson Jim Carroll Gilman K. C. Tiger K. Hage Scotch Brook C — V. Culhane Terry C — H. Lamb Hot Java W. Silk Jr. Tops Lybrook P. Lynaugh Hobo E. Burness AE. Worthy Balken J. Falco Real Yankee D. Miller Ace Dares A. Ambo Belvedere Pick P. Dailey Highley’s Sadie M. Akoury Sr Cherry Point D. Huff Trotwood Chuck C. Bogardus Polly Byrd J. Morrill the Schroon Lake

Durocher Collapses At Mets Game In Penicillin Shock

Leo Durocher, Dodgers coach and former manager, collapsed at the Polo Grounds before a Mets game. He suffered a severe penicillin allergy reaction, was hospitalized at Roosevelt, and attended by Dr. Wade Hastings and Mets doctor Dr. Peter LaMotte who arrived after the incident.

NEW York (Ap Leo Durocher Los Angeles Dodgers New York Giants Brooklyn Dodgers Durocher New York Mets Polo Grounds Wade A. Hastings Malone N.Y Hastings Roosevelt Hospital Mets Peter LaMotte

Flood Homers Slam In St. Louis City League Clash

Curt Flood of the St. Louis Cardinals hit a solo homer with a man aboard in a major league game while a City League player also connected for a two run shot. The other city league hitter named Larry Flood also contributed a two run homer.

St. Louis Cardinal Larry Flood

Bennington High Announces Eight Game Football Schedule

Bennington High School will play eight football games this fall four home and four away. The season opens at home on September 15 against Springfield. The schedule follows with Sept. 22 at Windsor Sept. 29 at Bellows Falls Oct. 6 Benn Catholic Oct. 13 Rutland Oct. 20 at Middlebury Oct. 27 Hartford and Nov. 3 at Mount St. Joseph.

Bennington Catholic High School Rutland Bellows Falls Windsor Bennington Hartford Mt. St. Joseph Brattleboro Middlebury Bennington High School Springfield Benn Catholic Mount St. Joseph

Norwich Cadets Open Grid Practice Sept 1

Norwich University will begin football practice on September 1 under Coach Robert Priestley, with the first game three weeks later. The eight game schedule includes Colby on September 22 at home and Bates, Coast Guard, Rensselaer, St. Lawrence, Vermont, Middlebury, and Worcester Tech on various dates. Priestley enters his eighth season as head coach and also serves as athletic director and hockey coach.

Northfield Norwich University Robert Priest Ley Norwich Colby Priestley Brown Bates Lewiston Coat Guard Rensselaer Troy St. Lawrence Vermont Middlebury Worcester Tech Worcester

Real Estate Transfers in Bennington and Nearby Areas

Town Clerk Mary Hodeck reports transfers in Bennington Aug 18 to Aug 24. Names include Allard to Flood. Gygax to Howe. Elwell to Fisher. Longtin and Tripp to Longtin. Whit ney to Humphreys. Sausville to the Diocese of Burlington. Jones to Martin. Robinson to Haskell on streets and properties across Bennington and village areas.

Mary Hodeck George A Rita A. Allard Bennington Em Street William A Shirley S. Flood North Bennington John Lillian Gygax Convent Avenue Robert J Cora M Howe Corwin C Flavilla Elwell County Street William E Jean M. Fisher Thomas J. Longtin Barbara L. Tripp Pittsfield Mass Fillmore Street Alice P. Longtin Willard C Evelyn F. Whitney East Main Beech

New England Futurity Set at Rockingham Park Wednesday

The 11th New England Futurity for home-foaled two year-olds is run at Rockingham Park in Salem New Hampshire. Prize money totals 25000 plus a bronze trophy. An annual yearling show precedes the race with entrants from New Hampshire Connecticut Rhode Island and Massachusetts. Vermont has no listed horses.

Salem N.H New England Rockingham Park Lou Smith Vermont New Hampshire Connecticut Rhode Island Massachusetts

E Randolph Man Entered in Ohio Trapshoot Vent

In Vandalia Ohio Victor Montgomery of East Randolph is the lone Vermont entrant in the trapshooting handicap that began yesterday. About 2400 shooters from the western hemisphere chase the sport’s $7000 prize. A Thursday preview staged 2009 entrants firing 100 targets, with David S Bryner taking top honors.

Vandalia Ohio Victor Montgomery East Randolph Vermont David S. Bryner Milford Mich

Veteran Indy 500 racer dies in seven-car crash

In Marion Ohio two race car drivers died after a seven car crash at a United States Auto Club midget race. Veteran Shorty Templeman died soon after the crash and Jim Hemmings of North Vernon Indiana died on arrival at the hospital. The accident happened on the second lap when Templeman lost control, the car flipped end over end and others struck the wreckage.

Marion Ohio Shorty Templeman Jim Hemmings North Vernon Ind United States Auto Club Templeman Hemmings

Gehrig’s First Pro Season Falls Short on Homers

New York Yankee legend Lou Gehrig, after hitting 493 career home runs for the Yankees, did not homer in his 1921 pro season with Hartford in the Eastern League. The note reflects his early career before establishing himself as a major league star.

NEW York UPI Lou Gehrig New York Yankees Hartford

Czechs Lead U S in World Parachuting Championship

At Orange Massachusetts the Czechoslovak team led the United States by 32.303 points after two full events in the 6th World Sports Parachuting Championship. Gerard Treves of France won the men’s individual accuracy from 1,000 meters with a near perfect 592. Lou Bridon and Dick Fortenberry led U S placements in the same event. Czech women Dagmar Kuldova and Marie Stancikova took the top two spots in women's accuracy, with American Mrs. Nona Pond finishing fourth.

United States U.S Gerard Treves France Lou Brydon Dick Fortenberry Gerald Bourquin Dagmar Kuldova Marie Stancikova Nona Pond New Salem Mass

Weight gain tips for thin readers from Cornell expert

Dr Hazel M Hauck of Cornell urges adding 500 to 1000 calories daily to gain one to two pounds per week. Tips include butter in baked potatoes and cream in milk. Eat until satisfied then have a little more.

Hazel M. Hauck Cornell University

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