Elks, Arlington and Hoosick Falls Swing to Pony Loop Wins
Robin Outwater and Carl Sheldon dominate on mound and at the plate as Bennington Elks beat North Bennington 12-2. Arlington edge Hoosick Falls 4-3 behind Sheldon who also clubs two doubles and a triple. Hoosick Falls Kiwanis top Bennington CYO 13-11 as Maynard, LaCroix spark offense. League play resumes July 10 with Elks, Arlington, Lions, Kiwanis and CYO in action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin Outwater
Mt. Anthony Union
Bennington Elks
North Bennington
Outwater
Elks
Keir
John Woodard
Crawford
Perkins
Thomson
Toomey
Elk
Bleau
Arlington
Carl Sheldon
Hoosick Falls Lions
Hoosick Falls
Sheldon
Lyn Horton
Dowling
Bennington
CYO
Elks and
Hoosick Falls Kiwanis
New Yorkers
LaCroix
Kiwanis
Fran Maynard
Wright
Scott
Lions Clubs
AB Brandi Perkins
Scott Sprague
Blinstraub
Reddel Marshman Stratton
Brandalik Mears
S. Sennett Buhl
Cushing McGuire
Dunham
Bogardus Keir Thurber Woodard
J. Outwater
Mission Harrington
Crawford Cyo
AB Flynn Berard Graves Gates Long Mattison Hart Woodard
D. LaCroix Mears
G. Maynard
LeBarron Murray N
Benn
DeGange Perkins Wright Hyland McGuire Bleau Hassenpflug
Peckham Linescore
Toomey cyYyo
Mattison Kiwanis
Wimbledon round shields Newcombe as Smith faces test
In Wimbledon action, John Newcombe meets Stan Smith after Savin upped expectations. Stan Smith boosts hopes amid earlier exits by Santana Roche Leschley and Riessen, with Pasarell dispatching Hewitt and Smith overpowering Osuna. Emerson and Richey seeds advance alongside Jones and Graebner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimbledon
England
Australia
John Newcombe
Stan Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Santana
Charlie Pasarell
Puerto Rico
Roche
Cliff Richey
San Antonio
Tex
Leschley
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Ill
Pasarell
Riessen
Smith
Frank Tutvin
Canada
John Cooper
South Africa
Bob Hewitt
Rafael Osuna
Mexico
Clark Graebner
Beachwood
Ohio
United States
Sweden
Ove Bengsten
Jose Edison Mandarino
Brazil
Frank Froehling
New York
Wilhelm Bungert
Germany
Gene Scott
St. James
N.Y
Abe Segal
Vic Seixas
Villanova
Giordano Maioli
Italy
Roy Emerson
Peter Curtis
Britain
Nancy Richey
Cliff
Joyce Williams
Ann Jones
Carol Graebner
Saratoga Harness Results June 28 1967 Card Summary
Daily racing results from Saratoga show trotting and pacing divisions with winners including Prince Hoot Davis, Prince Arthur Bossard, Bobby Rainbow, Speed Model Huff, Yankee Devil Bossard, and Beechwood Boy Richards. Times range from 2 04.4 to 2 11.3, with attendance 2,800 and handle $155,296.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Hoot— Davis
Prince Arthur—Bossard
Tyson D.— Wing
Bobby Rainbow
Lamare
Skidoo
Ambo
Mighty Dee Dee
Schroeder
Kimberly Dutchess
Baldwin
Venice
Hanover
Houghton
Huff
Mardon
Gal— Bradbury
Yankee Devil— Bossard
Princess Lou—Harrison
MacGene— McGuire
Volo
Pec— DeSantis
Lively Pick— Picard
Huffel
Bonjule—Scroder
Harlan Mary— Lamarre
Golden Pride
Bromley
Rodney Laird
Chase
Beechwood
Boy— Richards
Carmine Abbe—Bromley
Jo— Hamilton
Fleming
DeWolf
Dusty
Kelly
Fingo
Boy— Consol
Truitt
Sharon
Overlee
Beckwith
Hagey Day - Horvath
Groton
Boy—Wilsey
Babe Bohemia—Gilman
Tony Pride
Razzle
Gal—Collins
Dan Rhap— Blake
Pace
Conestoga Red— Allen
Pizon— Edmunds
Hoyt
Joan Newport— Marshall
Wendy Sue— Price
Wilsey
Sharkey and Carnera Became Fast Friends
Epping New Hampshire report recalls 1933 title fight where Primo Carnera defeated Jack Sharkey. Sharkey, now 64, calls Carnera a gentle, jovial fellow who died of cancer in Dequals Italy. Sharkey notes they remained friends and he refereed Carnera wrestling matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epping
N.H
UPI
Jack Sharkey
Primo Carnera
Carnera
Dequals
Italy
Sharkey
Long Island
N.Y
Ernie Schaff
Joe Louis
California
New York City
Hinsdale Harness Results and Odds Across Races
Race card at Hinsdale shows first place finishers in pacing and trotting events with times from 2:09.2 to 2:13.3 and purses from 500 to 600 dollars. Notable quotes capture Sharkey recalling Primo Carnera, praising his size and strength after his death.
White Sox Ride Breakaway Lead Into All Star Break
The White Sox, once dismissed by experts, extended their lead in the AL with a 3-2 win over Baltimore, aided by Wayne Causey's eighth inning three run homer after trailing 2-0. Detroit, Minnesota, Kansas City and California won, while in the NL Chicago swept Pittsburgh and other tight scores surfaced across the circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Orioles
Detroit Tigers
al Kaline
White Sox
Baltimore
Orioles
Chicago
Detroit
Wayne Causey
al Weis
Hoyt Wilhelm
Dave Johnson
Boog Powell
Cleveland
Minnesota
Boston
Kansas City
New York
California
Washington
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Houston
Atlanta
San Francisco
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Willie Horton
Orlando Pena
Horton
George Culver
Lew Krausse
Yanks
Bill Robinson
Bert Campaneris
Oliva to start All Star game in Kaline's stead
Tony Oliva of the Minnesota Twins is named to the American League starting lineup for the July 11 All Star Game, replacing Detroit's Al Kaline who is out with a fractured finger after Tuesday's dramatic bat rack injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Tony Oliva
Minnesota Twins
al Kaline
Detroit Tigers
Kaline
Ex-Heavyweight Champ Primo Carnera Dies
SEQUALS Italy reports the death of former heavyweight champion Primo Carnera at 60, on the 34th anniversary of his title win over Sharkey in 1933. He died in Carnera's hometown after returning from Glendale, California, with cirrhosis and diabetes cited by doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sequals
Italy
UPI
Primo Carnera
Jack Sharky
Carnera
America
Glendale
Calif
Mario Comin
Sharkey
New York City
Max Baer
Josephine
Pina
United States
Baer
Display Hands Eagles 5-1 Loss
The Display squad defeated the Eagles 5-1 as all runs came in the first inning. Rosseau took the loss for the fraternal nine despite ten strikeouts, while Parmenter earned credit for the win with several key hits. With 12 games left, the race between Tansitor and the Eagles stays tight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tansiter
Eagles
Walt Parmenter
Mark Rosseau
Rosseau
Display
Mark
Keith Giroux
Ray Cook
John Godek
Parmenter
Tansitor
Baseball Standings and Tonight's MLB Games
National League standings show St. Louis leading with 43 wins while Chicago trails at 41. Wednesday's results include Chicago beating Pittsburgh twice and San Francisco routing St Louis. American League race tight with Chicago and Detroit neck in neck. Jets tackle contracts as Gerry Philbin and Paul Rochester rejoin the lineup for 1967 season per AFL officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Pet
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
San Fran
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
L.A
New York
Houston
Phila
Los Angelia
Veale
Hands
Los Angeles
Drysdale
Pappas
Bunning
Fisher
Cuellar
Lemaster
San Francisco
Marichal
Gibson
Los Ang
WCW. L. Pet
Detroit
Boston
Minnesota
Cleveland
Calif
N.Y
Baltimore
K.C
Wash
Balto
Cleve
Minn
K City
Washington
O’toole
Phoebus
Tiant
McLain
California
UPI
Gerry Philbin
Paul Rochester
New York Jets
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Elks, Arlington and
Driscoll Q
Armstrong
Corcoran
Tinney
Lindsey Howard Holton
Sheldon Wade Moore Hess Coleman Thomson Shoff
Falls
X - Arlington
O- Hoosick Falls
Buck Monahan Dowling Thorpe Seney McGuire Harrison Nash Murphy
Watusi
Billie Jean King
Ingrid Lofdahl
Newcombe
Manuel Santana
Spain
Tony Roche
Jan Leschley
Denmark
Richey
Ray Ruffes
Jaroslav Drobny
Budge Patty
Saratoga
Sharkey and
Hinsdale
Ebbetts Field
Brooklyn
Vito Stellinu
Chicago White Sox
Sandy Koufax
Eddie Stanky
Swift's
Turkeys
Walker
Bennington, VT
Leon Lee
Leon Sebillo
Paris
Luigi Musina
Milan
Display Hands Eagles
By Peter Graves
Walker & Townsend, Inc
Wall Street
Economy Auto Stores, Inc
Main Street
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