Norshaft Wins Playoff Round On Bartholdi One-Hitter
Norshaft halves to Brattleboro after a 41 victory over Black River Ludlow in District Two southern state play offs. Bartholdi threw a one hitter, Kenyon tripled and Corey scored on a late misplay, with Norshaft adding two runs in the fifth to seal the win. An estimated 400 fans watched as Vin Bartholdi's team advanced to face District One winner in next weekend's action.
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Norshaft
Bartholdi
Brattleboro
Black River
Ludlow
Rick Bartholdi
Chris Kenyon
Don Corey
Jerry Jepson
Ray Corbin
Alan Wyman
J. T. Hayes
Bill Hassenpflug
Rich Orellana
WBTN
Vin Bartholdi
Don Gabrus
Vin
John Singleton
Singleton
Rick
Barry
Pony Harness Racing Action in Altamont Sunday
Altamont New York to host pony harness racing for trotters Sunday under the Eastern New York Pony Association Inc. Members hail from 14 eastern New York counties plus Vermont Massachusetts and Connecticut. Attending Bennington area residents include Mr and Mrs Wilfred LaFlamme Mr and Mrs Edward Hayes of East Arlington Mr and Mrs Carl Jolivette of North Bennington and Mr and Mrs Donald Mattison of Manchester.
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N. Y
Eastern New York Pony Association Inc
New York
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Bennington
Wilfred LaFlamme
Edward Hayes
East Arlington
Carl Jolivette
North Bennington
Donald Mattison
Manchester
Wade's No Hit Victory in 33-Run Arlington Tilt
Bill Wade of the Senators in the Arlington Minor League pitched a no hit game while his team scored 33 runs against the Yankees in a four inning contest. Wade struck out 11 as the Senators dominated the game.
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Hinsdale Entries First and Ninth Pace D Mile List
Harness race card lists multiple divisions from Hinsdale with winners and placements. Notable entries include Hatfield, Bay State Isabell, Rugged Guy, Edgewood Giers, Ann Marie, Mercury Byrd, and Miss Quinton among others across eight to nine races. Pure pacing events feature purses from 400 to 1200 dollars and involve numerous horses and drivers.
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D. Buswell
W. Stone
Edgewood
Giers
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Ann's Way
W. Blake
Lorie Dares
J Foster
Chippy Vole
J. Faucher
C. McCarthy Jr
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T — S. Harvey
Cindy Havens
G. Leslie Woodlawn
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E. Gilman
Homestretch
Justy
A Nason Mercury
Byrd
E Accardi
Baby Hadley
H. Harp
Lamb
Cedar Crest
Jane — E. Brown
AE Honk
F Coartucci
Virginia Delmont
W. Foucher
Prince E Lee
P_ Lynaugh
Roland Duke
S. Chemerys Logan
H. Harponian
Princess
A. Nason
Jack of Diamonds
Porker
P_ Constantino
AE Pavia
T — H. Harp
Cadillac Golddust
R_ Muntz
Topper
Leigh
Eric's
Joy
Kandy Royal
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W. Dulin
Mountain Glow
C Mattison
Aiebi
J. Coville
H. Lamb
Mister Mike
A_ Nason
Peter G
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JW. Pick
A_ Watson
Diamond Dios
K. Gagne Jasper Hi le — C. McQuigge
Poplar Star
Miss Millie Abbe — J. Foster
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Easter Dawn
Mr Fix
Honey Doll
Jo. Cross
Bebe
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Borderview
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Vermont swim championships seek entries for 10th annual meet
The 10th Vermont championship swimming meet, Aug 12 at Kiwanis pool St Johnsbury, is sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Diving starts 10 am, swimming 1 pm, registration closes 12:30 pm. Awards include trophies for outstanding male and female swimmers and medals for top three in each event.
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Pittsfield Southpaw Wins Sox Promotion
Ed Connolley of Pittsfield Mass is promoted to the Class B Winston-Salem club in the Carolina League of the Boston Red Sox farm system after three strong starts for Orleans in the Class D New York Penn League.
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Pittsfield
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Brattleboro Visitation Sparks Weekend Baseball Showdowns
Brattleboro visits Bennington for two key games this weekend. Today at 2 p.m. Brattleboro Little League battles Bennington Little League in District Two playoffs. Tomorrow at 2 p.m. Brattleboro Legion faces Rutland in the Western section finale at Alumni Field as it pursues the title.
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Rutland
Mixed Scotch Title Today At Two Clubs
Vermont State Golf Association runs sectional playoffs for the Mixed Scotch Championship today at Barre Country Club and Crown Point Country Club Springfield. Over 150 teams participated last year with Lee Davis and Bob Brannum directing in Springfield and Barre. Teams must register by 2 p.m. using Chapman net scoring with state handicaps for men and available handicaps for women. Net and gross prizes awarded. top two teams from each site advance to Rutland on August 5 for the final.
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Venerable Auto The Irish A To Exhibit At Saratoga Festival
The Irish A a celebrated model A Ford with chrome and naugahide is entered for the Saratoga Automo tive Festival August 3 to 5 in the red and customs division. The Saratoga Springs YMCA Men s Club and Chamber of Commerce sponsor the show which will display about 40 cars at the State Armory. The festival also features the Jet-fire Oldsmobile with a turbocharged V8 in the sports class. Entrants span from antique models 1903 to 1924 to 1930s classics like the Cadillac V-16 and the Auburn Speedster in various classes.
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Saratoga Entries First Trot Mile
Multiple harness racing entries list for a Saratoga meet with standards, drivers, horses, and purses from $500 to $2,000 across nine races. Notable names include Alex Song M Akoury Sr Becky Alden Parker and Saki Hanover with J Falbo and J Van Dreason.
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M. Akoury
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H. Parker Pal
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R. Hourihan
Larlee Saki Hanover
J. Falbo
J van Dreason
O Cole
Ronald's
A. R AE Jarrettown
Molly
Memories of a Pro Banner Sports Writer Revived by Don Budge
Don Budge, famed tennis figure, hosted a court clinic at Dorset Field Club and shared vivid match memories at Woodruff Hall. He recounted the 1937 Wimbledon Davis Cup finale against Baron Gottfried von Cramm, including a long pause for a royal phone call and Hitler era tokens. Also noted is Dave Squiers of Arlington, pitching for Eugene Emeralds, suffering a throwing arm ailment yet remaining active in the Giants farm system.
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Wimbledon
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Germany
von Cramm
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Arlington
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Stu Miller
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Marble Valley Leader Meets Arlington Generals Sunday
Manchester hosts Arlington Generals at Seminary Field as the Maple Valley League leader with a 6-1 record. Arlington stands at 4-4 for the season after Manchester edged North Granville Merchants 12.0 last Sunday, led by P. Wilcox with three hits and 15 strikeouts.
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Late Scores From Baseball Roundup
Final scores show Chicago besting Houston 5 to 1, Washington defeating Boston 11 to 2, and Washington leading Boston in the sixth with 14 runs to none. Philadelphia edged Pittsburgh 5 to 3 in the first. New York beat St. Louis 1 to 0 in the first. New York also topped Chicago 4 to 3, while Minnesota defeated Cleveland 2 to 0.
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Mares and Fillies Vie for $250000 in Top Races
The sport highlights two major races this Saturday with more than a quarter million in purses. Delaware Park hosts the $110000-added Del aware Handicap, while Monmouth Park stages the $100000-guaranteed Sorority for 2-year-old turf misses. Affectionately aims to extend her success, facing Wheatley Stable’s No Resisting.
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Wheatley Stable
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John Galbreath
Primonetta
Bramalea
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Linita
Altough
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