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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1967

Page

7

Relief pitcher Bill Kelso works as hard as his namesake

ANAHEIM Calif UPI relief pitcher Bill Kelso of the California Angels pitches best when he works like a horse He would be willing to work every day if manager Bill Rigney wanted He toiled in bullpen and batting practice to keep his arm in shape Kelso recounts baseball health battles after 1964 hepatitis and mononucleosis and a 1965 spring camp setback with traumatic arthritis led to rest and rehab before returning to throwing in Kansas City and Seattle notes tied to Dr Hutchinson and recovery details

Anaheim Calif UPI Bill Kelso California Angels Kelso Bill Rigney Rigney Angels Seattle William Hutchinson Freddie Hutchinson Kansas City Minnie Rojas

Hinsdale Results and Kelso's Relentless Return

In Hinsdale, a late meet features $500 races and notable times as Ricky's Prince-Cornellier wins in 3:40 and Mitchell's Way-Cross finishes strong. The story shifts to Angel pitcher Kelso, recently moved from El Paso to resume his career after earlier wild play. Kelso credits Bob Lemon for rebuilding his confidence and describes his recovery from arm trouble as he eyes frequent throwing to keep sharp.

Ewes Fairside Schmidt Mitchell Way—Cross Ricky Prince—Cornellier Angels el Paso Kelso Los Angeles Dodgers Bob Lemon Hawaii Lemon Seattle Tulsa

Saratoga Race Entries Teesday July 25 1967 Pace and Trot

The Saratoga card lists eight entries per race across four events on Tuesday July 25 1967. First Pace for £600 features horses such as Ol Boom Langtry and Silvery Waves Parker, with Lady Leslie and Rangers Jewell among others. Second Pace for £600 includes True Adios Lamb and Georgana Wynnie Coppola. Third Trotting field at £400 includes Stormy Laurader Lamb and Brave Song Demo. Fourth Pace at £600 lists Jimmy R.C. Olin and Grattan Diamond Fanelli.

Teesday Little Shrimp Gallant Adios— McGuire Zelda C.— DeSantis Jim Dean— Ambo Fathers Kathy—Heeney Stormy Laurader— Lamb Sancho— Olin Brave Song Aperitif— Marshall Senator Weber— Chase Deana Flite— LaRouch Bernies Lover Gal— Langtry Jessamine— Tingley Pace Jimmy R.c.—Olin Grattan Diamond— Fanelli Harrys Holly—Lockerman Barry C.— Butcher

Eagles Sign Three NFL Players In 1967 Deals

Half back Tim Brown guard Bob Brown and tackle Lane Howell signed 1967 contracts with the Philadelphia Eagles. General Manager Joe Kuharich said center Jim Ringo is expected to sign soon while defensive back Jimmy Nettles may wait on his option. The rest of the text lists unrelated auction and racing entries.

Hershey, Pa UPI Tim Brown Bob Brown Lane Howell Philadelphia Eagles National Football League Joe Kuharich Jim Ringo Jimmy Nettles

Hinsdale Harness Entries Race Chart July 25 1967

Thorough list of pacing and trotting divisions with multiple horses in each heat. Notable names include Lady's Melody Gilman nan Sand Tapply and many others across eight named events with varied purses from 500 to 650 dollars.

Bills pick Stew Barber to replace injured Shaw

Buffalo Bills coach Joe Collier named 250-pound former Penn State star Stew Barber on Monday to replace the injured Billy Shaw at right guard. Shaw is expected to be sidelined until mid season with torn knee ligaments from a Saturday workout.

Buffalo N.Y Stew Barber Penn State Joe Collier Billy Shaw Buffalo Bills Shaw

Streaking Red Sox Open Long Fenway Stand

Boston, riding a 10 game win streak and half game up, opens a 12 game home stand against the California Angels as rookie Gary Waslewski faces Ricky Clark. Joe Foy predicts the pennant for Boston while Yaz Conigliaro and Foy push the long ball and a relaxed, confident clubhouse frames the push for the AL title. Norm Siebern adds left handed punch to the bench.

Boston Foy Fenway Sox Boston Red Sox California Angels Gary Waslewski Angels Ricky Clark Joe Foy Fenway Park Minnesota Twins Twins Dick Williams Eddie Popowski Red Sox Pittsfield Tony Conigliaro Carl Yastrzemski Yaz Conigliaro Norm Siebern Siebern A.I Jersey Street

Pownal Harness Results From Monday Night

The Pownal meet on Monday July 24 1967 featured multiple harness races with winners such as Transmitter Cardella Amblest Kessler Bright Tribe Marshman Flaness Parker Fightin Scot Bob Lynnesne Gismer Crabcakes Ernst Camiel Charm Miss Kandahar Soluk Half the Time Sim Hanover Tyson D Worthy Promise Sybils Up Top KC Abbe Thisilda Dean Eric B Ilo Me Cincinnati Willow Brook Quintons Lady Shooting Scott Rippling Hanover Atti Persking Doreens Prince Twist Dancer Mr Sherlock Kissin Cousin Toppers Flash Winsome Lass Thomas B Good Pleasant Day Swinging Sam Dan D Lea and more across trot and pace events with daily doubles and twin doubles recorded Attendance and handle totals were noted.

Cardella Crabcakes—Ernst Camiel Charm— O’connor Miss Kandahar Handley Soluk— Rodriguez Ernst Sim Hanover—Heeney Tyson D— Wing LaRouch Sybils DeSantis KC Abbe— Butcher Thisilda Dean— Weir Eric B.—Parker Ilo Me— Dancer Cincinnatii— Watson Willow Brook Ned— Morel Quintons Kell Scott— Dupre Hanover— Bossard Flame C—Bromley Sue Eden— Lamb Pace Patsy Dillon Cole Truster— Donahue Atti— Wood Persking— Pruden Doreens Prince— Donato Twist Dancer Donato Mr. Sherlock—Pruden Kissin Cousin— Handley Mile Flash— Young Lass— Davis Thomas B Good— Phillips Shorts— Pruden

Clark wins Spanish Grand Prix in Lotus 48 drive

Driving a Formula 2 Lotus 48, Jim Clark of Scotland won the Spanish Grand Prix at an average speed of 81.66 mph. He edged fellow Scotsman Jackie Stewart in a Matra Cosworth as Clark, twice world driving champion, claimed victory.

Madrid UPI Jim Clark Clark Jackie Stewart

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