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Bennington Banner

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Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1969

Page

9

Culp Earns 10th Win as Red Sox Top Indians

Ray Culp earned his 10th victory of the season with a two hit shutout in Cleveland, the first Red Sox pitcher to reach double figures this year. He struck out eight, tied for the league lead with 104, as Boston split the series 2-2 and won 3-0. Dale Ellsworth took the loss. Yaz hit his 19th homer.

Boston UPI Ray Culp Boston Red Sox Culp Cleveland Red Sox Indians A.L Denny McLain Dave Lou Kumchock Lee Maye Dick Ellsworth Ken Harrelson Ellsworth Juan Pizarro the Hawk Russ Gibson Jake O’donnell George Thomas Dick Schofield Russ Snyder New York Yankees Mike Nagy Fritz Peterson

Pownal Entries Friday June 20 1969

Horse racing card listing Races with first place finisher Am Best Pasquarelli second Barter Fiato and entrants Pasquarelli in multiple events, plus participants Morambo Zook Tartaglia Handley Kisielewski Lapensee Wood and others across three divisions Final counts and winners noted

Am Best Pasquarelli Fiato Winawar Handley Morambo Zook Pen Rome E T.h.—Tartaglia St. Mickey—Karpe Pepsi— Morgan Riverventure Mark Red Bob’s Honor— Pruden Beech Jacket— Kisielewski Tanta Pownal Lapensee Tudor Glory Wood Misa Brierwood Schumard Kisielewski Debbydart Flash—L Galley Romeo Kidd South Devon— Delgado Lady Fragranza Riveria Sister Miller R’s Emdeelee—Bols James Patterson Reeder Brett—Santiago Mrs. S LaFrance C-A.j LaFlamme Jr Hall White Wheels Shrewd Ruler Pruden Man In Command Evelyn’s Baby— Tartaglia Echo’s Breeze— Mafia Brash Boy Summerfield— Hanks Ginny Good— Fiato Bon Miss— Pruden Aioe An— Reeder Black Betty Hill Royal Plane—Donato Olcott No Gram— Tartaglia Tall Trouble Your Lizanzo Missile Sprite Donato Hot Ribs Morgan Sahara Sue Gala Roman— Donahue Schumacher— Thompson Moradan— Morgan Divided Sea— Lapensee Mount Senior Mon Romen—Hill Challender—Wood

Rodgers Archer Lead Golf Pack At Kemper Open

Phil Rodgers and Masters champion George Archer shot two under 67 in the Kemper Open first round to lead by one stroke over Bob Goalby Bob Charles Jim Colbert and Bob McCallister at Quail Hollow. The 144-player field will be cut to low 70 scorers after today.

Charlotte N.C UPI Phil Rodgers Rodgers George Archer Bob Goalby New Zealand Bob Charles Jim Colbert Bob McCallister Bruce Devlin Devlin Dale Douglass Bob Payne Mason Rudolph Doug Sanders Tom Weiskopf Sam Snead Gary Player Lee Trevino Orville Moody Arnold Palmer

Baldridge belts first Eastern League grand slam in 8-1 Manchester win

Waterbury Indians beat Reading 8-1 as Dennis Baldridge goes 3-for-3 with five RBIs, including a fifth inning grand slam. John Schroeppel goes distance for Manchester in the win. Dallas Jones and Jim Yawn contribute key hits. Pittsfield also wins 5-4 over Waterbury as Gomer Hodge scores the decisive run in the 10th.

Dennis Baldridge Manchester Yankees Reading Phillies Baldridge Schroeppel Yankee Dallas Jones Jim Yawn Pittsfield Tom Parsons Waterbury Indians Gomer Hodge Hodge Red Sox

Saratoga Harness Entries by Pace and Entrant List

A detailed ledger of Saratoga race entries by pace and position across ten divisions. It lists horse names with owner or trainer initials and includes two combined event entries marked AE. Notable ties include FIRST and SECOND pace groups with multiple runners, plus later divisions featuring trotting and pacing heats with varied purses.

Saratoga Racing Summary June 19 1969 Card

Thoroughbred and harness-style results from Saratoga with multiple races listed. Key placings include Cheri Eden DeSantis and Debbie Day Fanelli in pace events, plus Ambiwise Fenwickes Folly Regal Lover Daily Double outcomes, and Think Pretty Smiley Jo Band Hat Count Sheep among the notable finishers. times and payouts accompany each race. Attendance and handle figures noted at the end.

Cheri Eden—DeSantis Debbie Day—Fanelli Lusty Glory—Finola Quick Lane—Davis Flash Express—Langtry Margaret—Kazmaier Dally Galley Olcott Hanks Regal Lover—Davis

Hinsdale Entries FIRST Pace $500 results list

Horse racing card shows multiple divisions from Hinsdale with eight entrants per pace and trot races. Notable names include Johnson, Gilman, Mattison, and Marshall across divisions. AE riders include Houle, DuBois, and Turb. Congress George-Burgess noted in the closing line.

Cunnys Vie — Johnson Shenandoah Crain — Cross Sonola — Morrill Special Brewer — Apostolakes Rebob — Gilman Lady Cracker — Gilman Surrey Pace

Hawkins Jumps to NBA as Suns Sign Hawkins

Los Angeles UPI Richard L. Bloch, Phoenix Suns owner, confirmed the Suns signed Connie Hawkins from the ABA amid controversy. Hawkins, ABA MVP 1967-68, was reportedly under a $250,000 five year pact, while ABA leader George Mikan vowed to counter offers.

Los Angeles UPI Richard L. Bloch Phoenix Suns The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Hawkins ABA Minnesota Pipers NBA Suns George Mikan Minneapolis Pittsburgh Fse

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