Club House Team Delivers Pair Of Lopsided League Wins
Pownal Little League's Clubhouse Restaurant powered to two wins by scoring 31 runs total, beating Green Mountain Park 21-2 and General Cable 10-46 in a game described with a 14 run third inning. Pitcher Scott Chenail earned a win with two no hit innings, while Bryan Marshall led with three hits. The Pownal Firemen stayed in a three way tie for first with a 16-9 win over General Cable as Alan Provost collected the victory and Mike Harrington and Chris Gallent homered for Cable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal
Green Mountain Park
General Cable
Scott Chenail
Green Mountain
Chenail
Randy Brookman
Sam Pettibone
George Messina
Tom Jolly
Bryan Marshall
Gary Houran
Doug Wilcox
John Patterson
Brookman
Jeff Hight
Dick Harrington
Pownal Firemen
Alan Provost
Milt Harrington
Chris Gallent
Provost
Bill Paradise
Tim
Jim McLinithon
Freehan and Powell Lead Baseball All Star Voting
In New York, Detroit catcher Bill Freehan and Baltimore first baseman Boog Powell top the American League All-Star balloting with 454,690 and 452,932 votes respectively. Minnesota’s Rod Carew leads batting with .376 and second base votes, but will miss Cincinnati July 14 due to knee surgery. Dick McAuliffe trails Carew with 90,045 votes as the closest race develops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
UPI
Bill Freehan
Detroit Tigers
Boog Powell
Baltimore Orioles
Freehan
Powell
Bowie Kuhn
Rod Carew
Minnesota Twins
Cincinnati
Dick McAuliffe
Carew
Aussie Net Forces Decimate Yankees
Australia’s tennis troops led by second seed John Newcombe and fourth seed Tony Roche swept the Open championships quarter finals, defeating Dennis Ralston and Marty Riessen. Ken Rosewall and Bob Carmichael joined the Australian advance, with Clark Graebner's American win at the event’s makeup round providing U.S. scoring brief. Billie Jean King and Rosemary Casals led a strong American women’s showing as seeds advanced to the fourth round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimbledon
England
UPI
Australia
John Newcombe
Tony Roche
United States
Newcombe
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Roche
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Ill
Ken Rosewall
Tom Gorman
Seattle
Wash
Bob Carmichael
Bob Hewitt
Clark Graebner
New York
U.S
Premiut Lall
Graebner
Lall
Rod Laver
Roy Emerson
Arthur Ashe
Gum Springs
Stan Smith
Pasadena
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Marijke Schaar
Netherlands
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Denise Carter
Los Altos
All Star Balloting Tightens in American League Narrow Lead
Luis Aparicio leads AL shortstop voting with 220 298 to 219 813 for Rico Petrocelli as Harmon Killebrew tops third base and Frank Robinson, Frank Howard, and Carl Yastrzemski hold the outfield spots. Roy White sits fifth in outfield voting with 97 239 as starters await final results next week. National League leaders named include Richie Allen at first, Glenn Beckett at second, Tony Perez at third, Don Kessinger at shortstop, Johnny Bench catcher, and Hank Aaron Rico Carty Willie Mays in the outfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luis Aparicio
Chicago White Sox
Rico Petrocelli
Boston Red Sox
Harmon Killebrew
Twins
Frank Robinson
Orioles
Frank Howard
Washington Senators
Carl Yastrzemski
Red Sox
Roy White
New York Yankees
Yankees
Richie Allen
St. Louis
Glenn Backett
Chicago
Tony Perez
Cincinnati
Don Kessinger
Johnny Bench
Hank Aaron
Rico Carty
Atlanta
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Lombardi to undergo exploratory surgery in Washington
Redskins coach Vince Lombardi will have exploratory abdominal surgery Saturday at Georgetown University Hospital after entering with a stomach virus. Doctors George A. Resta and Robert J. Coffey will perform the procedure. Lombardi was off work Tuesday and checked into the hospital Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Resta
Redskin Team
Robert J. Coffey
Georgetown
Hinsdale Entries Pace-Event Finals Saturday Meet
Hinsdale Saturday racing card lists multiple pace events with first, second and third place winners across six divisions. Notable horse names include Sones Mattison Elias Choice Cedar Crest Chatham Roan Flyer and Fly Fly Ace, with prize money ranging from 1000 to 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sones
Mattison
Gay
Princes— Marshall
Gailbee the Great
Provost
Sweet Boot—Millard
Elias Choice—Harvey
Cold Spring
Tony—Lacombe
Corbitt
C—Clough
Cedar Crest
Laderach
Special Melody
Letendre
G. Spunker
Marshall
Sea Knight
Bushway
Varnum
Brown—Pratt
Pownal Horse Entries Listed by Race and Rider
The Pownal card shows ten races with first to tenth place horses, riders, and purse money ranging from 1500 to 2500 dollars. Notable names include Wood, Hanks, Green, Gabriele, Pruden, Sorenson, Hill, and Lapensee across multiple divisions and entries.
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Coronel White
Wood
Renee
Star
Slull
Saturdays Glory
O’connor
Robbies Fame
Gabriele
Puncheon
Hanks
Hill Turn
Hill
Trouble Sign
Pasquarelli
Prince—Green
Victorioso
Stell’s Chance
No Kidding
Wiseheart
Amber Vine
Doreen
Diamond
Lucky Kelly
Handley
Bold See
Apollo Comet
Bristol
Billie—Lapensee
Champcheck—Sluti
Awendaw
R. Pichette
Henry Flinn
Pruden
Winsome Fleet
Santiago
Probability—Pruden
Lid’s Gandol
Dream Green
Steve
Jobo Miss—Retamoza
Key To Profit
Martinez
Sinful Prince
Repdy— Moriarty
Mamas Devil
R.pichette
Mr. R.T.G
J.e.smith
Arky Dragon
Glory Hunter
Mr. Hebshie
Cardella
Swapper— Lewis
Fair Valley
Lapensee
Boismier
Romaround
Sorenson
Hope Not
Prudenza
Cher —Hanks
Sea Stream
Trimground
Baldy Jack—Hanks
Emdeelee
Fools Brandy
Dudes Pick—Hill
Sagarino— Martinez
Admiral Vaughn
Lady Catnip
Masia
Pelter—Wood
Zazu’s King
Sal— Masia
Maiden’s Folly Donahue
Pettigrie
Prudent Muskwin
Sabre Drill
Donahue
Strikeplate
Drifting Lady
Ringbone
Sluti
Rushing River—Donahue
Lurrey Bay—Pruden
Rightwood—Santiago
Lee’s Fan—Handley
Mr. Perry Jr
Donato
Nashbelle—Sluti
Toy Party—Pruden
Anne’s Hammer
Royalara—Hanks
Steno
Eliza Jo—Santiago
Doc A. de Leo
Baby Monarch—Kislelewski
Colorado Line
Askew
Spats Campbell
Bull Morn—Hanks
Fairview Lass
Sultans Joy
My Time
Dolly Chic
Chickee—Boismier
Danny A
Lewis
Tow
Rodriguez G. Limpkin
Olympus
Wiley Ways
Delanson—Hill
Soleil
Moriarty
Corinthia
My Secret Love
Running Tom
Blue Gay Cadet
Retamoza
Bert’s Dream
Ae Drive
Apperception
Tedeee
Autumn
Winviel—LaPensee
Bennington Sports Fans Test Your Trivia Knowledge
The Bennington sports scene features a trivia challenge about a water boy and a rare major league bomber born in town. Thomas James Lynch, born April 3 1860 in Bennington and died 1955 in Cohoes, played for the Philadelphia Nationals in 1884 1885, batting .258 and catching 15 games. Rutland Country Club hosts major Vermont golf events with the 64th annual Vermont men's amateur championship at Rutland and Proctor Pittsford. A new area soccer league debuts with Manchester led by John Eckhardt. West Point opens Army football camp August 24 with about 100 candidates. Vermonters Mike Alden and Joe Furloni compete for starting spots. Army's 11 game schedule includes Nebraska Tennessee Notre Dame and Penn State, ending with the Army-Navy game in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Chicago Black Sox
Joe Louis
Bill Rudd
Eddie Pendergast
Glen Thurber
Don Waite
Thomas James Lynch
Cohoes
N.Y
Philadelphia Nationals
Nationals
George Foucher
Baseball
Rutland Country Club
Vermont
Rutland
Proctor-Pittsford
Vermont Golf Association
John McDonough
Governor McCullough
Floyd James
VGA
Jay Jerome
Manchester
John Eckhardt
Ludlow
Burr & Burton Seminary
Eckhardt
Dunc Turner
United States Military Academy
West Point
Army
Tom Cahill
Furloni
Spaulding High
Barre
Nebraska
Tennessee
Notre Dame
Penn State
Cadets
Holy Cross Crusaders
Michie Stadium
Baylor
Black Knights
Virginia
Penn State Nittany Lions
Boston
Boston College Eagles
Syracuse
Oregon
Naval Academy Midshipmen
Philadelphia
Alden
Saratoga Entries in Standardbred Races
A listing of Saratoga race entries across five events with portions for Trot and Pace divisions. Notable runners include Leslie Diamond Fanelli and Vario Hanover in the first trot, Lady Sunset and Straight Arrow in the first pace, Star Nap and Marks Jonyn in the third pace, Mar Con Target and Fine Print in the fourth trot, and Windy Way plus Marion Tiger among others in the fifth pace with multiple placings and alternate entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Diamond—Fanelli
Vario Hanover—Simeszky
Cheer For
Me—Lewis
Bailia—Allen
Colonie Prince—Parker
Joe Pro—Morrello
Cool Yankee— Andersen
Lady Sunset— Morel
Straight Arrow—O’connor
Annita Rose—Goodsell
On Parole
DeSantis
Magda Wick—Cappello
Carlith
Champs
Honor—Paltz
Nocks Frosty
Belmonte
ae—Rocky Gene
Star Nap—Cappello
Marks Jonyn—Davis
Jereboam
Kay Express—Hamilton
Keystone Grace
Adios Villa—Chase
Audies Boy— Richards
J. M. King—Allen
Cappelli
Allen
Kim Kahla
Mark—LaRouch
Fame N Fortune
Poulin
Bill Rodney— Davis
My Dt Anderson
Bernie Lynne
Story
Windy Way—Ervin
Marion Tiger—Hylkema
Mr. East
Golden Kenny
Harness race results at Po wn al Resort Friday June 26 1970
The daily card lists nine races at Po wn al Resort with post times and winning horses. Pacers sign Mickey Foster guard from Indiana, joining the ABA champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
UPI
Indiana Pacers
American Basketball Association
Mickey Foster
Indiana
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Main ST
Vince Lombardi
Redskin
Joe Blair
Lombardi
Hinsdale
Syndy’s
Evelyn
Ae Fees Lad
Renaud
Volo— Mattison
Richie Gonzalez
Chuck Spencer
Cleveland
Ohio
Gonzalez
Spencer
Trunks
Hills Hope
Nosey P.J
E.J
Lord Powder
Come On
Champ
Don Gusto
Kisielewski
Tweed House
Sorensen
Better Empire—Hill
R.G
Fenwick
Italus
Howard W.—Handley
Howard W. —Handley
Mellosa—Morgan
Margo
Ghost Go
Hanover
Vern V
Dudley’s
Image
Enlyn Sue—Hill
Dennison—Wiseheart
Maggie
Mrs. J. Dupuis
T. Flaminin
Beloit
Bar-Butte—Hill
Purple Hill
Donahue G. Wappinger
Florida Castle
Morgan
Perkasie—Pruden
Lady Elizabeth
DeBoise
My Sister
Edythe—Pasquarelli
Creeping Bear
ED Bowmaker
Saratoga
Mr. Rip
Cruiser Hanover—Heeney
Shilaway Frosty—Filion
Wendy Sue—Allen
Golden Chip
Miracle Morning
Kappa Lad—Butcher
Flashy
Morel
Grand Union
Adams Clothes Shop
DuPont
Greenberg
Mousewares
Maroeare
Sait Builong Wallies Lumeee
Bennington, Vt
Pown al Resort S
Arturito — Donahue
Goldstone — Cardella
Brett — Santiago
Laurel Miche — Donahue
Princess Selker
Correggio
Almont — Donahue
New Guard
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