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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1965

Page

10

Mayor Wagner Proclaims Casey Stengel Day in NYC

New York Mayor Robert F. Wagner declared Friday July 23 as Casey Stengel Day to honor the Mets manager on his 75th birthday, with City Hall ceremonies planned for Thursday July 22. The mayor called the gesture a personal pleasure and recognition of Stengel's impact.

Nyc Wagner Casey Stengel New York UPI Robert F. Wagner Met Casey Mets Stengel Philadelphia Phillies St. Louis Cardinals New York City Brooklyn New York Giants Yankees

Bridge Tourney Set in Orleans

The 13th annual Vermont Summer Bridge Championship will be a three day sectional event at Orleans Country Club July 30 to August 1. Expert players from 20 states and Canada compete for trophies and master points in the largest sectional tourney in the state. Vermont players will vie to keep titles within the state.

Orleans Vermont Orleans Country Club States Canada

Clarke misses record but wins 5000m in Paris rain

Australia’s Ron Clarke won the 5000-meter feature at Charlety Stadium in 13 minutes 32.4 seconds on a rain soaked track, missing last week’s world mark of 13 25.8. Mike Wiggs finished second in 13 38.4, Mohammed Gamoudi third, and Gerry Lindgren did not finish before 4,000 meters. Clarke blamed heavy track and slow early pace for not breaking the record.

Paris UPI Australia Ron Clarke Charlety Stadium Clarke London Britain Mike Wiggs Mohammed Gamoudi Tunisia Gerry Lindgren Washington State University

Former Cards star Hafey recalls rough 1930s pitchers

Calistoga California interview with Chick Hafey, former St Louis Cardinals and Cincinnati slugger, recalling 1930s Cubs pitchers Pat Malone, Charlie Root and Lon Warneke. He notes less talk of knockdowns today, discusses his glasses and stroke, and plans to return to ranching after recovery.

Calistoga Calif UPI Chick Hafey St. Louis Cardinals Cincinnati Hafey Richie Allen Dominic DiMaggio Chicago Cubs Pat Malone Charlie Root Lon Warneke Chick

West better than East in NFL says Lyles

Colts defensive back Lenny Lyles, star of the Western Division champions, argues the West remains stronger than the East despite last season's 27-0 loss to the Browns. He notes Green Bay, Chicago, and Baltimore led the West in recent years while Cleveland and New York dominated the East. Lyles expects the Colts to repeat despite the retirements of Gino Marchetti and Bill Pellington.

John T.rady Louisville UPI Lenny Lyles Baltimore Colts Lyles Cleveland Browns Colts St. Louis Cardinals Green Bay Packers New York Green Bay Chicago Baltimore University of Louisville Gino Marchetti Bill Pellington

Rosewall Beats Anderson In U S Pro Tennis Tourney

In Chestnut Hill Massachusetts Ken Rosewall defeated Mal Anderson 6 1 10 12 6 4 in a UPI reported quarterfinal at the 15 000 U S Professional Grass Court Championship. Rod Laver beat Barry MacKay and Pancho Gonzales defeated Pancho Segura in other quarterfinals. Rosewall next faced Gonzales in the semifinal.

Rosewall Downs Anderson U.S Chestnut Hill Mass UPI Ken Rosewall Mal Anderson U. S Rod Laver Australia Barry MacKay Dayton Ohio Pancho Gonzales Los Angeles Pancho Segura Los An

Paquin Gibney Awards At Mt Anthony CC

Rainy weather drew 64 golfers to Mt Anthony Country Club for a Scotch Foursome event with 12 golf balls given as prizes. Frank Paquin received a gavel for his leadership as Scotch Foursome chairman and Helen Gibney won maple syrup and a syrup pitcher donated by local merchants.

Mt. Anthony Country Club Frank Paquin Scotch Foursome Helen Gibney Bob Connie LaBeau Monument Ruth Mattison Dalton Mass Harold Kramer Charlie Kokoras Alma Paquin Jim Millie Hogan Chuck Barrett Lee Barrett Herm Dennis Janet Dennis al Marchand Marge Watson Marshall Cross Vi Cross Steve Wassick Shell Gasoline

Boston and Cleveland Marathon Baseball Game Recap

Line score shows Boston 3 to Cleveland 1 after 10 innings with Wagner Whitfield and Brown homering for Boston. Monbouquette pitched well for Boston with Radatz and Tillman closing, while McMahon earned the win for Cleveland and Radatz took the loss.

Boston Monbouquette Radatz Tillman McDowell McMahon Azcue Wagner Whitfield Brown

Green Mountain Results and Pittsburgh Camps Details

Baseball and track style box scores shown for Green Mountain and Pittsburgh areas. Includes game outcomes, pitching lines, home runs, and attendance figures plus a note that Pitt players 16 and older may attend tryout camps in Batavia New York and Ralston Nebraska on July 19 20 with details on supervision gear and expenses.

Pittsburgh UPI Pittsburgh Pirate Batavia N.Y Ralston Neb Jim Maxwell Chet Montgomery

Horse Race Pacing Record Entries Listed by Pace

Detailed Saratoga entries show eight 1 mile races with horses and riders including Mighty S Jevons Mercedes Wick and Colonie Girl F Jevons. Notable placements feature Dottie Pitt, Poplar Lark, Stormy Valley, Irma's Girl, and Ensign's Vesta among others with riders such as Richards Jr Huff Chretien and Venn.

Mighty S F Jevons Mercedes Wick H. O’connor Clayhaven Telstar R Richards Little Lord F Livingston Dottie Pitt — Richards Jr Long Worthy R Baumann Charlie G. Morse Carma D. Huff Colonie Girl F. Jevons Sharon Nevin W Venn Poplar Lark — G. Richards Jr Stormy Valley Chretien Irma’s Lease Gold Kelly Rebel Land Sue — D Huff Runnymede Sparta Masten New John — W. Venn Wayne C G. Chretien Fifth — Pace Dottie Pitt G Richards Jr R Richards Jr F Livingston Long Worthy — R Baumann Mighty S — F. Jevons H O'Connor Carma C D Huff G Morse G Chretien W. Venn John Venn Irma’s Girl Pease Gold Kelly Runnymede Masten Rebel Land Sue — D Huff Wayne C

Amateur finals reach for McKnight and Donnelly at Rutland

RUTLAND UP I Dee coverage reports defending champion Fred McKnight of Lyndonville and former University of Vermont golf captain John Donnelly advancing to the final round of the Ver- tournament.

Amateur Golf Tournament Final Set After Tough Rounds

In Friday action at Rutland Country Club McKnight beat John Alger 3 and 2 and then Tom Joyce 5 and 4 to reach the final. Donnelly the 1964 New England champ knocked off Joe Fournier 3 and 2 and Bob Hackett 3 and 2 to advance. The pair meet Saturday in a 36 hole final.

McKnight John Alger Springfield Tom Joyce Rutland Donnelly Joe Fournier Bob Hackett Rutland Country Club

Milwaukee Mayor Says Big Cities Targeted by Pro Teams

Milwaukee Mayor Henry Maier, president of the National League of Cities, said major league baseball and football teams leverage city needs to move franchises. A committee will meet July 24 in Detroit to set policy for big cities, amid Milwaukee losing the Braves to Atlanta.

Milwaukee UPI Henry Maier National League of Cities Maier Detroit Braves Atlanta James H.J. Tate Philadelphia League William L. Rafsky Old Philadelphia Development Corp Tate

Tulsa Awarded CFL Football Franchise

Tulsa received a Continental Football League franchise with the Tulsa wildcatters to be coached by Sammy Baugh and begin CFL play in 1966. The team faces a $250000 fee due in 60 days and a stadium lease at Skelly Stadium, with further coaching staff to be announced. Other cities remaining under CFL consideration.

Tulsa Okla UPI Tommy Bell Continental Football League CFL Texas Christian University Washington Redskin Sammy Baugh A. B Happy) Chandler Bell Tulsa Sports Association Skelly Stadium Committee Bill Shortee The Sports Association Shortee Wildcatter National Football League

Boxing Safety Proposals From AMA Health Article

CHICAGO (API) The AMA publication argues boxing cannot be made safe, only safer. Alfred Balk lists measures including ringside physicians and 60 day suspensions, four ropes, hand wrapping limits, headguards, less glove padding, no taped hands, and scoring shifts to reduce knockout emphasis.

AMA Health Chicago API American Medical Association

Robbins Wins N H Amateur Golf Championship in Laconia

Steve Robbins of Portsmouth defeated Allan Kidder of Franklin 6 and 5 to win the 1965 New Hampshire State Amateur Championship at Laconia Country Club. Robbins, 20, clinched the 36 hole final on the 31st hole after building a six hole lead. Kidder, 23, represented Mojalaki Country Club.

Laconia, N.H Upi Steve Robbins Portsmouth Allan Kidder New Hampshire Laconia Country Club Robbins Kidder Franklin Mojalaki Country Club

Pepitone weighs quitting Yankees amid waning joy in baseball

New York and Canon: first baseman Joe Pepitone said he may quit the New York Yankees at season’s end. He called the sport unfun and work now, despite a .258 average before Friday’s game with Washington. He has not discussed quitting with teammates or GM Ralph Houk. the idea remains in the thinking stage with solid overtones.

NEW York UPD Joe Pepitone New York Yankees Pepitone Washington Senators Ralph Houk

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