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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1964

Page

9

Del Webb Urges Sox Move to New Stadium in Boston

Del Webb co owner of the New York Yankees says the Boston Red Sox should relocate to a new all weather stadium. Webb urged Boston officials and owner Tom Yawkey to pursue a site while criticizing Fenway Park’s aging facilities and parking. He also proposed eight team leagues and cited relocation limits for baseball.

del Webb Yankee Sox Boston UPI New York Yankees Boston Red Sox Webb Boston Real Estate Board Tom Yawkey Fenway Park Yawkey Myron C. Roberts Real Estate Board Boston Stadium Commission Endicott Peabody John F. Collins Stadium Commission Tom New York Mets Los Angeles Chicago Kansas City Charles O. Finley

Scar Way Favored in Mansfield Invitational Trot

Six of the east’s sharpest trotters race for 2000 dollars at Green Mountain Park led by Scar Way owned by Donald McGoff and Tilden C Allin. Irv Foster drives Scar Way with a 2 05 mark, while Talent Scout, Argo Can and Sunny Hi Le also loom in the field along with Julian’s Away and Massie Scott. post time 8 10 p m with Daily Double and Twin Double windows set.

Pownal Green Mountain Park Donald McGoff Tilden C. Allin Scar Way Irv Foster The Oval Demon Hanover Earle Smith Argo Florican Hal Story Florida Sunny Hi le Mike Akoury Sr Julian’s Away Don Bromley Massie Scott Pete Hill Mansfield Rythem Mac Beaudoine

Jeff Harvey Leads High Averages in Carbide Bowling Finals

Union Carbide’s bowling league ended its season with a dinner at Dave Victor's Restaurant on April 24. Trophies were awarded in categories. The Runner-Ups, the winning team, had finished second last year. Jeff Harvey led the men’s high average and Nora Coonradt led the women’s. The league winner was decided only on the final night.

Jeff Harvey Union Carbide Bowling League Dave Victor Carbides Win Beebe Carbide Nora Coonradt George Ropitzky Chuck Holden Carbide League Walt Oldendorph John Niles Union Carbide Bowling League

Golf Pros Bust Par in Waco Turnover Bonus Round

Texan Burt Weaver led a field of par busting golfers at the Waco Turner Open as sponsor Turner’s oil money distributed nearly 6 000 in bonuses. Weaver posted 36 31 67 to lead a pack of sub par scores and claimed 100 plus 95 in a seven hole rush on the back nine. Contenders include Dan Sikes Paul Bondeson and Cliff Brown who earned 150 125 and 120 respectively with multiple birdies chip ins and eagles.

Burneyville, Okla UPI Burt Weaver Weaver PGA Tours Turner Lodge Joe Spinola Richmond California Turner Daily Leader Beaumont Dan Sikes Ponte Verda, Fla Paul Bondeson Palm Springs Calif Cliff Brown Cleveland Ohio

Green Mountain Race Results Showcased on April 30 1964

The Rutland area reviewed a string of harness races led by Outen Dickey and Groucho pacers. Winners included Dickey in the first mile trot with a close dead heat, and Blg Diamond sweeping the second mile with a strong time. Other notable finishes featured Chinaway and Pokey Dillon among leading trotters and pacers, with a Twin Double totaling 1342.20 dollars.

Outen Dickey Culhane Honest Pete Racie Red Glory Cornetlier Grand Mamie Volo Guy Duke Freight King Eten Aiden Diamond Mattison Dawkins Merry Diamond Wells Miss Janie Scot Ensign Hope Bob Lee Volo Celia's Boy Campus Bell

Concho Will Surges To Narrow Rutland Pace Victory

Concho Will, a five year old son of Concho Hanover, edged Sammy Stoner's pace to win the Rutland Pace feature at Green Mountain Park before 2,887 fans. Provisional driver Pete Putman claimed the nose at the line with a late stretch drive, returning $50.00, $20.80 and $14.60. Stoner held second, Duffette third, and Spudland Hat paid the longest price in the night’s twin double.

Chinaway Davis Eins Joy Stewart Lord Frost Meyocks V. J. Diamond Newsom Rosecroft Abbes Charm Colonie Boy Black Diamond Harlan Oc Healy Cash Freight Cole Taorr Debbie Phetteplace Lone Elm Smokey Vionite Clever Stone Lynettcs Spudi Hol Cossett Lark Corneau Pokey Dillon Cornellier O'Mara Dunn Harvey's Harry M Prince Fedor Cherakovo Pinder C Sammy Stoner Bell Duffette Olin Dirty Don W. D. Melburn Quick Knight Peter G. Scott Leo Mahoney Twin Doubdle Uncle Jim Cotlettey Slaney Eddie Chief Carter Creed Knight Patch Pixie Pownal Concho Will Concho Hanover Green Mountain Park Pete Putman Putman

Wright and Smith Favored in Tourney

In Alexandria Louisiana Mickey Wright and Marilyn Smith head a field of top players as co favorites in a Southern Division chess tourney. The Vermont section will hold events in Springfield on May 10 and 17 with a Northern play-off later.

Wright Smith Alexandria UPI Mickey Wright Marilyn Smith Springfield West Rutland Vermont Ralph Williams Northfield Williams Fred Tatro Rutland John Outwater University of Vermont Norwich University Tatro Dr. Outwater Jack Putnam Austin Hobson Montpelier John Dahl Burlington Roy Corbett Chittenden Herb Brand

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