Babies Shine At Memorial Park Baby Show Parade
About 118 infants debuted at Memorial Park as 450 people attended the annual event. Marie Grande and John Haynes were crowned by Judy Moore, with 47 Babies on Parade named across 15 categories.
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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1964
Page
10
About 118 infants debuted at Memorial Park as 450 people attended the annual event. Marie Grande and John Haynes were crowned by Judy Moore, with 47 Babies on Parade named across 15 categories.
The 16th annual Jimmy Fund drive to support the Children's Cancer Research Foundation begins this week with Red Sox president Thomas A. Yawkey as general chair. Joe Cronin is in charge with Ted Williams as honorary chair, Curt Gowdy and James Mahoney co chairing sports and entertainment, and state and law enforcement coordinators listed from several New England states.
Gerry Grover of the Norshaft Little League Indians hurled a six inning no hit shutout against the Giants, striking out 11 with one walk in a 15-0 victory. Jeff Brown led the offense with a homer and three hits in four at bats, while Billy Moore added three hits.
New York report details the final parade dress design approved by the U S Olympic Apparel Committee. Women wear one piece white actionwear dresses with a red trimmed jacket and enamel insignia belt. men wear navy blue two button blazers with blue shirts and off white slacks.
Eldorado saddlesmith Billy M. Wilson, 26, tops the Green Mountain Park riding standings after seven wins in the first seven nights, moving ahead of apprentice Kenny Pruden who sits out a 10 day suspension. Howard Robinson and Concepcion Ledezma trail with five and four wins respectively as Wilson and Pruden each have a prior triple this meeting. Arthur Green tallies a $173.80 double with Revah's Margin and Family Diner, while Emilio Rodriguez posts the high payoff so far with Captain Vic. Cairn Boy and Dis Must share the lowest payoff at $3.20 for backers.
Boston Patriots plan to donate receipts from an August exhibition against the Houston Oilers to Cardinal Richard Cardinal Cushing for his 25th bishop anniversary. Patriot President Bill Sullivan and Caritas Guild president Cornelius T. Curran announced the plan. Cardinal Cushing will buy 500 tickets for diocesan nuns. Boston Archbishop hopes to attend a regular season game to accept the funds.
Boston reports limited first year signing bonuses under new rules with Billy Conigliaro, 16, emerging as a potential star and brother Tony already a Red Sox fixture. Scouts note Tony’s brash reputation, while Ed Kenney frames Billy’s prospects and hints at future bidding once Billy graduates in 1965.
Five year old Columbus Glory with 116 pounds makes Vermont debut in the Mohegan Purse for three and up at five furlongs. Owner A Aiello and rider Victor Castagna lead the field at Pownal. Mrs C W, Birthday Present and Magic Evening among potential challengers in a 9th race feature on a 10 race card.
The National Morgan Horse Show at Three County Fair Grounds Northampton runs July 23 26 with entrants from all six New England states and a record field expected surpassing 490 last year. A 175th anniversary pageant on Justin Morgan and Figure highlights the event with participants from Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island and more.
The Chicago Bears plan to televise home games via closed circuit in two theaters, Uptown and Arie Crown, expanding seating by about 9,300. Arie Crown to show five games, all but Rams and Lions. Uptown to show six games, all but Rams. Reserved seats: 25 dollars at Arie Crown, 30 dollars at Uptown.
Union Care bide faces First National on Monday June 29. Tansitor meets BenMont on Tuesday June 30. Sal's plays Davey Oil on Wednesday July 1. Woodchucks challenge Oaker Wood on Thursday July 2.
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