Gonzales Ousted by Metreveli in Wimbledon Fourth Round
Pancho Gonzales, the 40-year-old American from Los Angeles, was upset by Russian Vladimir Metreveli 4-6 6-4 6-3 7-5 in the Wimbledon third round as the Open era event moved toward the fourth round. Up-and-coming stars Arthur Ashe and Clark Graebner won their matches, while Rod Laver and Roy Emerson advanced past Riessen and Ulrich respectively amid weather-delayed play.
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Wimbledon
England
Pancho Gonzalez
Los Angeles
Calif
Alex Metrevell
Ran Gonzalez
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Ill
Rod Laver
Australia
U.S
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
Kayoed Esmial Eishafei
Egypt
Clark Graebner
New York
Jar Ulrich
Denmark
Mctrewell
Bob Hewitt
Lew Hoad
Hoad
Metrovell
Gonzalez
Pancho
Mettreveli
Metreveli
Graebner
Ulrich
Saratoga Entries Race Card Highlights from 1968 Meet
The list presents multiple pace and trot events with horses and connections such as Danger Signal DeSantis New Luck Belmonte and many others. Saturday June 29 1968 features pace events with purses from 600 to 17000 dollars, plus detailed results and payouts for planes and miles.
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Danger Signal
DeSantis
New Luck
Belmonte
Harry’s
Cole
Roan Abbe
Vanidestine
Elvin Rosecroft—Butcher
Seaway Sis—Mondi
Flying Chief
Coppola
McGuire Ae
Pace
Clayhaven Zephyr
McGuire
Lucky Titan
Bloodgood
Gallipur
Davis
Sea Wel
Pepe
Legion Nine Travels For Weekend Clashes
The undefeated Bennington American Legion Post No. 13 baseball squad heads to Dartmouth College to face Hartford Post No. 26, then travels to Middlebury for a clash with the league's newest entry. Bennington opened 1968 with wins over Burlington and Windsor and leads the southern division. Hartford also undefeated, top of northern division with Barre at 2-0. Weekend schedule includes multiple league games across both divisions as Chester, Essex Junction, Brattleboro, Springfield, Windsor, Barre, Middlebury, and Rutland compete. Coach Gerry Croff had not
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Bennington American Legion Post No
Dartmouth College
Hartford Post No. 26
Dartmouth
Bennington
Middlebury
Burlington
Windsor
Hartford
Barre
Bellows Falls
Chester
Essex Junction
Brattleboro
Rutland
Springfield
Gerry Croff
Inlines Stakes Results June 29 1968 Harness Race
A historic racing card lists first through fourth place finishes with drivers and horses. Notable entries include Senator Russ Matson and Brown Lusty Silk in first, Royal Majesty Gilman and Lady Blaze Colby in second, and Congress Queen Val Kane in third.
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Senator Russ — Mattison
Brown Lusty — Silk
Tony B — Kane
Korwin
Gilman
Chief Red Feather — Pillsbury
Poplar Wilda
Daylite Baron — Hastings
Little Foxie — Coons
Mark L — Blake
Pace
Mattison
Cap Sixed — Wilsey
Dewey Holmes — Pease
General K — Allen
John P Carmichael — Cross
Surrey
Devizzio
Thornapple — Kane
Taverns Anatole — Gilman
Hurricane Hal — Bartus
Sir Ivor Favored In Irish Derby Sweepstake Race
The Curragh Ireland awaits Saturdays 184800 Irish Derby as American owned Sir Ivor, Derby winner this year, is heavily backed. Race card lists pace events with Star Jim Jimmys Doll Sharp Guide New Barrister Jimze Doc Wilson Nib Abbot Manor Way in early showcases. Also notes AE baseball updates and Middlebury college matchup with Otter Valley ace Tom Drew and possible lineups for Hartford and Bennington teams.
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Curragh
Ireland
Sir Ivor
Dory Chubb
Peters G
Lady Emlen — Cross
Amossons
Oscar — Kane
McMan — Letendre
Keystonette — Pease
Jean Gay — Wilsey
Pace
Standys Highland — Kane
Nevele Yankee — Stephens
Charles Warden — Scripture
Sisters Valentine — Bartus
Ray Sampson — Hill
Lord Bud — Hastings
Brindle Lass — Allen
Diplomat Boy — House
Mal Faust — Lovely
Schmigel
Apache — Collins
Spencers Parlay — Blake
Silk
Stephens
Gem — Mattison
John — Allen
Lassies
Laddie — Cross
Newport News
Laderach
Chaos Boy — Zurl
Don Rhap
Evas Dale
Yankee Barnes — Colby
Dark Haven — Kane
Cold Wyn
Plante
Active
Mattison
Sammy Stoner
Allen
Steve LeBarron
B. J. Woodard
Bill Church
Scott Racicot
Hartford
Frank Ota
Scotty Phillips
Don Spencer
Middlebury
Tom Drew
Otter Valley Union High School
Bennington
Horse Racing Entries From Pownal and Sunday Meet
A reconstructed list shows multiple race cards dated Sunday June 30 1968 with six to eight entries per race. Notable horses include Joyful Tripp, My Niece NB, Per Proc NB, A Little Nip NB, and River View King with various owners and associations across NB and Pruden, Diamond, Santiago, Handley, and Cardella identifies.
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Tripp— Pasquarelli
Pruden
Scat
Donahue
Sycamore Avenue
Handley
Fairfield
Miss Gee
Joan’s
Santiago
Betsy— Mafia
Cardella
Lou’s Jewel
Ernest
Axle
Lil’s Orphan
River View
King—Rodriguez
Woolgathering—Rodriguez
Shiny Robyn—O’connor
Beloit—Green
Iceberger — Pasquarelli
White Arrow
Ernat
Hill
Navy
Saturday racing entries and results vignette
A dense list of race lineups and placements across ten races. Notable names include Pruden, Santiago, Handley, Ernst, Hill, and Boismier among others with multiple entries and top finishes. Distinct races include sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth, and tenth heats with $1,500 to $1,800 purses and various f capacities.
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Scraffio
Santiago
Craki
Boismier
Charge On Plate
Autumn Harvest
Pruden
Ketchem’s Way
Marshman
Sad Sport— Hill
de Believe
Lonesome Jim
Handley
Red Jed—Pruden
Brandy Time—Ernst
Saucy Wings
Hill
Red Chevron
Dean
Showgo
Jinx
My Lucy
Pearlie D.—Pruden
Neville’s Ferry—Diamond
Mr. Pomp—Nieves
Rao Raja
Sir Exchequer —Santiago
Ed’s
Pasquarelli
Pasa*relli
Alpino
Meadow Mole
Santamarita
King Punchy
Fatr Fine
Jabneh
Belle
Catalyze—Donato
Tigris River
Donato
Tim Ryan resigns Bellows Falls coaching post for Norwich Free Academy
Tim Ryan, colorful Bellows Falls High School basketball and baseball coach for 10 years, resigns to take the head basketball job at Norwich Free Academy in Norwich Connecticut. The move follows fallouts from local school consolidation talks as Fall Mountain High School succeeds regionally, while Ryan’s tenure featured five SVL titles and two state finals appearances amid a volatile, celebrated home court era.
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Vermont
Tim Ryan
Bellows Falls High School
Norwich Free Academy
Norwich
Connecticut
Frank Bizzarro
Mt. Anthony High School
Cliff Weymouth
Burr & Burton Seminary
Maine
Ryan
Fall Mountain
Langdon
N.H
Connecticut River
Bellows Falls
New Hampshire
Walpole
Charlestown
Langdon and
Alstead
Grafton
Rockingham
Westminister
Terriers
Terrier
Spaulding
SVL
Colosseum
Bennington
Bennington Catholic High School
Sakers
Patriots
Rutland
Southern Vermont League
Sal's Maintain Unbeaten Skein Leads Bennington Softball Standings
Sal's Gulf, defending champions in the Bennington YMCA Industrial Softball League, hold a 10-0 season record and lead the Wreckers by four games as league play ends for a break until July 15. Wreckers sit one half game ahead of Union-Carbide, with Tansitor one half behind in the top four of the eight team standings.
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Sal’s Gulf
Bennington Ymca
Wreckers
Union-Carbide
Tansitor
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Father Time
Pancho Gonzales
Frankfort
UPD
State Court of Appeals
Peter Fuller
Franklin
Kentucky Racing Commission
Fuller
Kenneth Smith
Association of Official Racing Chemists
AORC
Attorney General’s Office
The
Racing Commission
Smith
Churchill Downs
Commission
High Court
Roy Emerson
Alex Olmedo
Peru
Pownal
Tower Cap—Morgan
Nathan Hale— Hill
Ray Roseland
Calandrelli
Kingusto—Shepard
Ernst
Prince—Sandbrook
Don—O’connor
Saratoga
Main Street
Smoky Star—Radovich
Patti Ann Hanover—Baumann
Jones Comet
Georgie Dares
Clayhaven Battler
Fairmeade Melody— Paquet
Shadydale King
Bonafede
Glib Wick—Morel
Irish Hawk
Lancers
Leta Go—Olin
Katy Victoria—Blake
Danny’s Pal—Richards
Rose Charm— Fox
Provoke— Morel
Sparkle Melody—Jevons
Pirate Lobell—Parker
Rocky Fleet
Annese
Roman Cross
Dennis Ae
Lady Jane Sota
Knight Model— Paquet
More Scotch—Bergeron
Merry Diamond—Bloodgood
Harleys Horse—Dupont
LaRouch
Miss Muldoon—DeSantis
Langtry
Nehasane—Van Deusen
Parker
Nob Hill
Shorty
Drummond Hanover
Cote
Brad Hanover
Morel
Dutchess Canuck
Bergeronne
Silver Boy
Jive
Carleil—Diamond
Edall— Pruden
Rome E
T.h.—Hill
Peggies Pet—Santiago
Corny Mink
Diamond
Don Nero
Little Shane—Gee
Cochrane
My King
Santamaria
Mischief Boy
Kingdomwin
Bunny Bee—Smith
Firey Quill
Phillips
Home
Geoffrey Williams
Thomas Lipton
Plymouth
Newport
R.I
Legion Nine
Insdale
Rick Bartholdi
J.J. Moore
Bartholdi
Croff
Greg Croff
Steve Rice
Denny Hart
Letsea
Scholar’s Son
Justo— Perrier
Laurel Miche—Donahue
Phantom Cottage—Snyder
Alrolo
Rodriguez
Stay Hitched
Sweet Wizard—Wood
Moon Fly
Grand Sweet —Karpe
Shreep
Camiles Charm—Pruden
Hepzibah—Santiago
Madam Gay—Hill
Madame Ruler
Singing Rebel—Santiago
el Shab— McLeod
Perfect Plow—Gee
Forest Pine
Brandon Miss—Karpe
Dynamite Belle—Donnally
Pearl T
Hotstar— Diamond
Shopper’s Choice
Spin 'N Win—Sluts
Boiniss
Helen
Sluti
Brace Up
Perrier
Loyal Peter
Quebec— Pruden
Craig Star— Pasquarelli
Sholto—Hill
Fair Kicker—Zangari
Rhoda’s
Lady—Donahue
Ebwerzer Jet—Nieves
Dennison— Diamond
Supreme Rose
Yukon Kid—Gee
Olympus
Florida
a-Buford
Bunny—Santiago
c-Black
Reuben Levin
Vermont Boxing Control Board
Levin
Emerson
Johnson
Stafford
Keyser
Hoff
Green Mountain
Plattsburg Air Force Base
ED Bowmaker
Decton
Adams Clothes Shop
Monument Flaza Shopping
Sal
Skein
Sal’s
National Guard
Cushman’s
Bijur