Celtics Sold to Ruppert-Knickerbocker Brewery for 3 Million
Boston Celtics are sold to Ruppert-Knickerbocker Brewery for 3 million dollars. The club will stay in Boston with Arnold Auerbach remaining as executive VP and coach and Marvin Kratter to chair Ruppert-Knickerbocker. The deal values the team as a top NAS franchise, pending NBA owners' approval next week.
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Green Mountain Track Results June 25 1965
Race card from Green Mountain shows multiple stakes results with first through ninth races. Notable winners include Medeah and Copper Goya with dead heat for fifth, plus extensive payouts and attendance figures.
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Fair Medeah
Donahue
Fire Trail
Wood
Erdos
William
Snow Bear
Ocean Fleet
Priglibhoi
King Clancy
Marshman
Bibbies
Green
Gem Ruler
Rodriguez
Goldenedge
Parnell View
Snatchem
Lormac Star
Cold Harbor
Angeva
Daily Ee
Gangs Pride Donahue
Happy Meadow
Vitel
Rodogon
Thorndike
Roads Eng
Sues Trojan
Porktoker
Cine
Deep Thinker
Ares
Baylonio
Sigler
Golden Haze
Ski Hell
Dance Gypsy
Audie Boy
Teo Nemah
All Broom
Copper Goya
Workenting
Pasquarelli
Kelly
Tennessee Bondie
Whitby
Leveca Toob
Morris
Bill
Rougette
Brower
Esperer
Princeton Queen
Baseball Standings and Upcoming Games Across Leagues
American League standings show Minnesota leading with 39 wins and 25 losses, followed by Chicago and Cleveland at 38-25. Baltimore 39-27, Detroit 37-27, Los Angeles 32-38, New York 30-37, Washington 27-40, Boston 26-39, Kansas City 19-42. Friday features night games including Detroit at Minnesota and Baltimore at Chicago. National League standings list Los Angeles 43-27 atop, with Cincinnati 39-28, Milwaukee 35-27, San Francisco 37-30, Pittsburgh 35-32, Philadelphia 34-32, St. Louis 38-37, Chicago 30-37, Houston 30-41, New York 23-46, Philadelphia at San Francisco and New York at Houston scheduled for night games. Also listed are multiple trotting horse races with purses from $650 to $4,000 and a long field of horses.
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Los Ang
Buhl
Purkey
Ellis
Sadowski
Kelley
San Francisco
Belinsky
Shaw
Spahn
Dierker
Friend
Koufax
Racing Entries From a Historical Pownal Meet
A dense list of horse names and entries from a Pownal race meet includes many horses with ages 3 and up racing 5 to 7 furlongs. Notable names appear alongside owners or trainers such as Pasquerelli, Donato, Wilson, and Ernst, with purses noted like Ninth 1 050 and Tenth 1 200.
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Vicious Circle
Papa Joe G
Zev
Zephyr
Donahue
Dolly Doon
Steve W
Prince Whitney
Wilsor
Kelly
Popgun
Mylot
Sabre Song
Viteilli
Big Bird
Sigler
Rodriguez Reno
Pasquere
Wetch Falla
Chicles
Zesty Zeus
Ramtek
Donato
Lynns Double
Wilson Ambrest
Johnstone Fev
Tim
Jolly
Crown Lion
Friendly Flame
Cordelia
McMullen Finns
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Marcy
Ernst
Pache’s Son
Creekiet
Calandretti
Serotec
Pruden Phila
Fido
Pittsburgh Lady
Erdos
E. Kelly
Marshman
Stellis Chance
Jim Homer
Ligier
Eddie Jon
Green
Lisa
Buddy
Morris
McCracken
Pasquore
Blue Gray game TV rights ink five year CBS deal
CBS signs a five year exclusive TV rights contract for the annual Blue Gray football game. CBS vice president William C. MacPhail announced the deal, securing nationwide telecast rights and likely schedules for the December classic.
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Saratoga Harness Results Night Meet Summary
Detailed results from the Saratoga track including FIRST through NINTH races. Names of horses, drivers, and payoffs are listed for each pace and trot, with times and starters. Key entries include Little Misty, Talbert Hanover, Stormy Valley, Shadydale Flutter, Saxophone, Dancer Don, Runny'ede Buzzie, Oh Shaw, Mr Time Huff, and Armbro Guest. Handle reported as $157,563.
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Eghe Little Misty
Livings
Law
Little
Runnymede
Ellen
Donnelly
Surprise Eden
Admiral Spur
Leo Grattan
Gracies Pride
Butcher
Shadydale Flutter
Masten
Mighty Sue
Dupont
Runnymede Cathy
Royal H
Devotion Boy
Pronto Shape
Onward Diamond
Filis
Diamond Haves
Arthurs
Poyer
Pace
Ronny Easter Tie
C’ien
Knight Vendo
Bromley
Riccochet Todd
McQuigge
Shadydale King
Donald G. Byrd
Bright Girl
Seaway
Cold Waters
Ede Buzzie
F'ter
Blue Cream
Heeney
Nifty
Mike
Hamilton
Miss Forever
Esquire Queen
Brindle Lass
Osborne
Oh Shaw
Bennett
Tarr
Blackstone
Blaisdell
Perry C
Adios
Stone Chief
la Gai Haste
Adorable Wick
Huff
Armbro Guest
Cole
Skataway
Larouech
Jet Dancer
H. Payne Vic
Adios Sunshine
Caroldons Fiesta
Courageous Victory
Hinsdale Harness Meet Results Show Trot and Pace Finals
Hinsdale hosts a comprehensive harness racing card with nine top-mile races. Cyclone Hanover leads first division with a 2 10.2 time and $500 purse, followed by solid placings for Ossippee Lady and Bell Way. Subsequent divisions feature Miss Worthy Adios, Cavalcade Tim, J C Brooks, and Chris Forbes securing fast times and payoffs, with attendance 1596 and handle $67,493.
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Collvers Pride
Skipper Key
Kila Dares
Shadyeale Biscult
Burgess Hanover
Hanover
Rebel Land Star
Topaz Black Flan
Betty
Adios
Vicky Rodney
J. 1
Trail
King Cole
Dark Print
Lib Genesee
General Jim
Leta Go
Win Hill Lad
Avon Boy
Wally's Boy
Rick Klup
Kaolas Price
Worthy Promise
Flashy Dean
Ruby Calhoun
Brego
Parkers Boy
Guy Spangler
Doc Valentine
Seoteh Ann
Princess Champ
Marian Mite
Kity Reynotes
Miss Key Emien
Golden
Zelda
Storme Rene Patch
Pulaski Mac
Josedale Katrinka
Elvin Rosecroft
Frosty Beay
Willi
Chandale Bobo
Roan Fiver
Nebel Land Jenny
Chaos Boy
Afton Castle
Hazel Mite
Lindas Dee
Cyclone Hanover
DeWolf
Bedford Dean
Hell
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Ossippee Lady
Yankee Dorlin
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Baseball Leaders G ABA H August Aaron Mil 56212 42 173
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