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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1967

Page

9

Wreckers Split Pair In Y Softball Action

Cushman then Wreckers split in Bennington YMCA league action. Cushman rolled 13 to 3 over Wreckers, then Wreckers beat Bijur 13 to 9 with 14 hits. Squires led Cushman with three hits and three runs. Webb, Harrington and Moon key for Wreckers with multiple hits.

Bennington Ymca Cushman Wreckers Bijur Squires Hebert Denio Reagan Webber A. Brownell Sr R. Harrington South Streeters M. Harrington Moon O’donnell Adams Wrecker’s AB R H Moon Perry Montgomery Brownell Gates Harrington Harrington, S Wrecker Cushman’s R_ H_ Globe-Union LeBlanc

American Golfers Eye English Title at British Amateurs

Four Americans and four Britons reached the 1967 British Amateur quarter finals in Formby. Marty Fleckman, Jim Grant, Ron Cerrudo, and Bob Dickson led the U.S. Walker Cup contingent as they defeated rivals in Thursday play. Dickson faced Tony Moss while Grant met Gordon Clark and Cerrudo met Mike Bonallack, with Fleckman drawing Bill Murray as the first-round matchups determined the semi finals for the title match Sunday.

Formby England Upi United States U.S Richard Davies Marty Fleckman Port Arthur Tex Jim Grant Wethersfield Fleckman Bill Murray Scotland Dickson

Belmont Stakes Test of Champions

The 99th Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct on Saturday pits Derby winner Proud Clarion against Preakness winner Damascus in a field of ten. Favorable Turn, not in the Derby and ninth in the Preakness, joins Cool Reception Reason to Hail Gentleman James Blasting Charge Prinkipo Gaylord's Feather and Nehoc's Bullet as the additional starters with Angel Cordero riding Favorable Turn.

New York UPI Aqueduct Proud Clarion Damascus Herbert Allen Gene Jacobs W.J. Seitz Patrice Jacobs Michael Phipps Gentleman James John M. Schiff Edgar Zanther Prinkipo Joseph M. Roebling Gaylord Feather Jane Levien Nehoc Angel Cordero

Baseball Batting Leaders and Home Run Mark

League leaders list top hitters with Batting Average and main names across American and National Leagues. Notable names include Kaline and Aaron as prominent figures with runs, hits, and power totals.

G. AB R. H G. AB R. H. Pet. Kaline Det F.rbsn Bas Machr Cal Petrel Bos Carw Min Tovar Nrthrp Yastski Andrws Berry Chi Aaron Braves Torre Clemente Pirates Brock Perez Reds Cards Johnson F. Robinson Orioles Kaline Tigers Killebrew Twins Yastrzemski Red Sox Howard Senators

Belmont Stakes preview and Derby connection

Belmont will be worth 149,700 with a winner’s share 105,950. Proud Clarion seeks Derby Belmont triple crown entry while Damascus aims Preakness and Belmont victory with Willie Shoemaker aboard. Trainer Frank Whitley notes distance debate as Shoemaker remains optimistic despite Derby upset.

Belmont Damascus Willie Shoemaker Nashua Delaware Park Aqueduct Frank Whitley Edith Bancroft Whitley Shoemaker Hollywood Park California Churchill Downs

Rams’ Eddie Meador Named Father of the Year

Eddie Meador defensive halfback for the Los Angeles Rams was chosen as professional football’s Father of the Year in Canton Ohio. Newsmen in a Hall of Fame ballot praised his work in Los Angeles area charity drives and his concern for mental retardation. He heads Downey California Chamber of Commerce’s Mental Retardation Committee and has funded a school playground and equipment for mentally retarded children.

Canton Ohio UPI Eddie Meador Los Angeles Rams Pro Football Hall of Fame Meador Los Angeles Downey Calif Chamber of Commerce

Red Sox fall in Minnesota as Chance dominates on birthday

Boston ends a three game win streak with a 4-0 loss to Minnesota. Dean Chance, hottest AL pitcher, allowed four singles two infield, a walk and ten strikeouts to hand Jim Lonborg a minor finger injury sidelining him for the finale. Nixon homered for Minnesota and Tovar added a fifth inning single after two walks.

Boston UPI Red Sox Cleveland Minnesota Dean Chance Jim Lonborg Twins Lonborg Gary Bell Sox Chicago Senators Chance Russ Nixon Sam Mele Minnesota Battery Nixon Bob Allison Billy Rohr Cesar Tovar Quincy Fenway Park

Hinsdale Harness Results June 1 1967 Night Card

Race results from Hinsdale feature eight pacing and trotting races with $500 to $600 purses. Notable finishes include Sam Spears Sheehy and Golden Eureka with times around 2:08 to 2:11.3, plus attendance of 1,534 and handle of $78,085. Also mentions Billy Rohr and Red Sox notes from Fenway Park and upcoming Madison Square Garden tennis matches.

Sam Spears Sheehy Cookes Adios—Lacombe Miss Stymie—Clough Prides Porter— Foster Sportsware Debbie Flyer Ross Maida— Allen Conestoga Anna— Hogan van Mite— Allen Golden Eureka Gagne Perkiomen Foster Charming Allen Constantino Little Valentine— Nichols Shadydale Feather— Hogan Bobby Adios Beckwith Meadow M.— Beckwith Johnny Rhythm—Siewierski Standy Hal— Duck Frisco Joe— Beckwith D— Plante Groton Boy—Wilsey Queenly Martha— Foster Miss Sue— Britt Sweet Boot— McCarthy Ninth— Pace Mitsue— Allen Verna Duke Leary Fingo’s Boy—Consol Handle

Saratoga Harness Racing Results Summary

Saratoga dirt track results list multiple pacing and trotting races with six placings each, including Coast Dale-Fanelil Yuma Squaw Cherry Jean and others. Times and payouts noted across seven races with drivers Kelly Hoyt Davis and others.

Coast Dale—Fanelil Yuma Squaw David Minbar— Dancer Toddlers Windy— Hoyt the Law— Wells Dory Chubb— Butcher Lilli Put—Heeney Shadydale Sparky— Davis Averialls Dick— Bloodgood Shadydale Biscuit—Folger Spacer— Andersen Angel— Livingston Diller Duke Blake Sea Wall Hamilton Cindy Sparkle Way— Barker Prince Pence— Olin Georgana Wynnie Coppola

Hinsdale Entries Horse Races June 1967 Fortnight Card

Hinsdale entries list race divisions and horse names with trainers and connections for Friday June 2 1967, including First through Eighth place standings for multiple pace events and contributing horses such as Mighty Adios Elm Tremblay Conestoga Ruth Foster Delineator Blake and many others across seven divisions and additional ae ae and ne notes.

Mighty Adios Elm— Tremblay Ruth— Foster Blake Congress Mark— Harp Kane Beachesne Observer Arthurs Darcle— Harp Blue Hardy Allen Cindy Peck Talbot Harp Pace Maid— Tremblay Apostle Star— Maroon Royal Senator Mattison Shadydale Carson— Beckwith Bobelou— Cross Adios Tuck— Plante Gay Maundy—Schmidt Groton Pease Toni’s Kent Terry Hill— Arthurs Little Man Force Lee Sampson Consol Nancy Girl— Lacombe June Elkington Kent Beckwith Juno’s Gem— Kane Lum—Fesh McDale Melburn— Allen Afton Castle Perkins Janie Scott— Burgoyne Highley Scott— Beckwith Novasco Foster

Saratoga Raceway Entries and Races Summary

A long list of Saratoga Raceway horse entries across ten pace heats from FIRST to TOPAZ FLECK FLAME, with horse names and jockeys or owners such as Tom Flash LaRouche, Ready Dares Coppola, Empress Fanelli, Mighty Dee Dee Kelly, Swift Song Dennis, and Armbro Guest Parker. Includes prize pools from $600 to $2,000 per pace and multiple AE or ND notations.

Pace Tom Flash— LaRouch Ready Dares— Coppola Collyers Melburn— Butcher Empress—Fanellli Mighty Dee Dee— Kelly Mercury Biscota— Battis Una Scott— Heeney Country Aire—Staker Ae Buddie C Heeney Poplar Lark—Richards Follow Tag— Morel Sea Ima Fedor— Bossard Algiers Peckham Roan Abbe— Cole Avalon Aquila— Coppola Cheri Eden Bloodgood Kathy—Spagnola Jim Blaze Jevons Direct Johnny— Morel Glib Wick—Heeney Vicky Melburn Collette Ae Silver Flash J. D. Means—Nazarian Jimmy Wic—Olin Melrose Joe R—Wells Sailor Bill—Ernst Volo Time— Ambo Chipmans Omaha—Battis Bi Lika Me Coppola Rugged Mac—Chase Innsbruck Dorsey Clay—Mondi Pleasant Echo—Heeney Merry Diamond— Devizzio Milltown

Macker to discuss NPSL FIFA affiliation in Munich

Ken Macker, commissioner of the National Professional Soccer League, planned to arrive in Munich to discuss league affiliation with FIFA. He would meet FIFA chairman Sir Stanley Raus if time allowed, accompanied by Peter Elser, chairman of the New York Generals.

Munich UPI Ken Macker National Professional Soccer League Federation International Football Association FIFA Macker Stanley Raus Peter Elser New York Generals

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