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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1969

Page

11

Astros President Fights Commissioner's Ruling in Staub Dispute

Houston owner Roy Hofheinz blasts Commissioner Bowie Kuhn over the Rusty Staub case and sues Montreal's Expos to void the deal, demanding damages. Cincinnati Reds president Francis L. Dale defends the commissioner, stressing a partnership among 24 MLB owners and the authority of the office.

Tampa Fla UPI Roy Hofheinz Houston Astros Bowie Kuhn Rusty Staub Hofheinz Kuhn William D. Eckert Montreal Donn Clendenon National Safety Council Larry Jackson Staub Houston Jackson Expos Dallas-Fort Worth Francis L. Dale Cincinnati Reds Miami Beach Dale Commissioner of Baseball

Ski Conditions In New England Regions This Weekend

UPI reports late night conditions from the New England Ski Areas Council. Vermont offers varying snow types from powder to packed and says several hills show wet or icy bases with temperature ranges primarily in the 40s and 60s Fahrenheit. Massachusetts listings include Brodie Mountain and Mt Wachusett with base depths from 10 to 56 inches and mixed conditions across most hills.

Boston UPI New England New England Ski Areas Council Snow Stowe Stratton Sugarbush Woodstock Massachusetts Brodie Mt Butternut Basin

Philadelphia Eagles Sold for 16 Million to Tose

The conditional sale of the Philadelphia Eagles was approved for 16,155,000. Leonard H. Tose of Norristown Pa agreed to take control May 1 and pay a 100,000 broker fee. Jerry Wolman, debt ridden owner since 1963, retains right to buy back if he can raise the price by August 1. Wolman originally bought the team for 5 million.

Baltimore UPI Philadelphia Eagles Leonard H. Tose Norristown Jerry Wolman Shenandoah Tose Eagles Robert Meniak Washington, D.C Joseph O. Kaiser Wolman

Pownal Racing Entries for Thursday March 27 1969

Heat by heat listing of nine trotting pace and trot races with horse names, owner and drivers for first to fifth events. Notable runners include Mediator Hart Haight Wyncrest Dean Randall Highland Dan Lohmeyer and Cowboy names, with purses ranging from 600 to 650 dollars.

Mediator Hart—Haight Wyncrest Dean—Randall Highland Dan—Lohmeyer Mynheer—O’meara Clever Bonnie—Mattison Tussler Hanover—Jordan Clara Belle—Wilson Dianne Lind Schmidt Pep Royal DeFilippis Bernie Lynn Cole K. P. Time—Pike Dean Volo Deflippis Robin Newport Sadovsky Niblet— Mattison Dannys Heeney Red Rustler Coon Daylite Bapon—Cross Royal Majesty Cross Johnston—Demers Early McKyle— Looney Wonder Boy Sir Oliver Pick—Pike Tarr’s Debble—Johnson I Stolem—Cole Sharp C Sylvia G Burgoyne Nikki Dream—Kelly Lady Tareyton—Kane Norwork Cheer—Cassidy Ae Squire Gallon—Wells Pronto Paul—Hammer Ghandan Star—Wells Miss Meadow War—Silk Newman—Blake Ephram—O’meara Tammy Scot—Pike Lady Casey—Buckley Yankee L Allen Jet Jimmie—Goddard Rustybee—Constantine Mr. Blade—Fesh Gay—Allen Maud Adios—Mattison Mountain Echo Golden Victor—Harp High Julie—Hammer Ingram Olin Caroldon Fiesta—Morrellone Harry W Mattison Bert Haight Pace Prince Kicoyne Billy Burns Stike Security—Lockerman Star— Mattison Topaz Warrior Bean Quick Sal—Dobkowski Hawaiian Orchid Robert Byrd—Kane Little Guy Pat John Ae Princess Blanche Evans Challenge Me Kane Hedgewood—Looney Bill—Story Demers Grand Darnley—Lohmeyer Avonian—Cappella Dixanna Way—McCarthy R. J. Axemite—Constantin Jane Counsel—Arthurs Hernell’s Lad—Turan Carolina Choo Choo—Dawkins Lynberry Harry—Looney Baron Bumpas Bartus Miss Bernardston—Arthurs Senators Que—Feranto Sports Ware—Ingram

Pownal Racing Results and Lexington Fire Report

Race card from Pownal shows multiple trotting and pacing events with times and payouts. Lexington reports Spendthrift Farm near Lexington closing to the public amid five fires in six months, arson suspected, drawing 150000 annual visitors.

Lexington

Bidders Eagerly Quoted In Vermont Highways Bid Call

Bids range from $1.00 to $100.00 with $100.00 and up at $100.00 plus 10 percent overage. Bidders must cover costs of temporary utility line removal and acquire permits as required by the Vermont Department of Highways or other state agencies.

Vermont Department of Highways State Administration Montpelier Vermont Alice Burns Route 30 West Road Dorset Village State Highway Department Right of Way Gleason I. S. Pelsne Bennington

Reds need better pitching to balance potent offense

In Tampa the Cincinnati Reds, led by Pete Rose, enter spring with strong hitting but weak pitching. Gary Nolan Mel Queen and Milt Pappas underperforming amid injuries and trades, while newcomers Jack Fisher Jim Merritt Wayne Granger Billy Short bolster rotation and bullpen. Manager Dave Bristol awaits clearer form as spring winds down.

Tampa Fla UPI Cincinnati Reds Pete Rose Reds St. Louis Cardinals Gary Nolan Mel Queen Milt Pappas Dave Bristol Bristol Jim Maloney Nolan Queen Boston Red Sox Jack Fisher Chicago White Sox Jim Merritt Minnesota Wayne Granger Vada Pinson Billy Short Mets

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