Spicy Living Favored In Suffolk's Hannah Dustin Handicap
Spicy Living leads 34 distaff entries for the Suffolk Downs $15,000 Hannah Dustin Handicap at a mile and sixteenths. The Boston-owned filly carries 129 pounds, with Paris Ego at 122 and Radar Site third, as trainer Jimmy Rowe guides Spicy Living in the feature.
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Boston
Mass
Spicy Living
Eleanora Sears
Dervish
Suffolk Downs
Hannah Dustin
Arthur Hunt
Hunt
Clear Springs Stable
Paris Ego
Dustin
Peter Fuller
Radar Site
Sears
Bay State
Jimmy Rowe
Hialeah
LL Tryouts Start Today at Bennington Little League Fields
Bennington Little League begins tryouts this week and next at the County Street fields for ages 9–12. 9–10 year olds tryouts are May 5, 7, and 12 at 6 p.m.. 11–12 year olds May 6, 11, and 13. Players from minor leagues or new 8-year-olds must register.
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Bennington
Little League
County Street
Foster Wins Feature Race at Green Mountain Park
Graham Cracker a six year old son of Graham Hanover won his second race in four starts before 2 875 fans at Green Mountain Park Monday night. Irv Foster rode to a three length margin as Bay State Andy and Joe Dillon set the early pace. The mile was completed in 2 06.1 with Rebel Land Sue second after a stretch drive and Midnight Spangler third. Rebel Land Sue paid 7 3.80 and Midnight Spangler 3.20.
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Graham Cracker
Rebel Land Sue
Midnight Spangler
Buddy Comet
Jevons
Doctor Vernon
Cole
Judy Sand
Alesso
Guy Spongier
Ben Loco
Apostle Star
Baron
Janie Jey
Blake
Flash Dares
Kane
Mamie's Pride
Peckham
Mick
Tara
Always Mine
Worthy Son
Cadet Brooke
Froger Prince
Coville
Easing
Bier
Crane
Jo Bo
Prince Consel
Miss Mur
Phy Song
Freddie
Miss Belwin
Congress George
Burgess
Prim's Lad
del Priore
Chemps Vitory
Geraughty
Sunny Ed
Fair Kamaela
Sandy Volo
Quick Trigger
Zelda C
Georgona Wyneese
Ryan
Lady Wonder
Heeney
Dewey Holmes
Clayhaven Whizzer
Jealous Abbe
Top Market
Gogo Penny
Mr. Quinn Scott
Foster
Rebel Lond Sue
Midnight Spongier
Meyocks
Bay State
Andy
Billy Brooks
J. L. Trail
Joe Dillon
Royal Majesty
Gem Direct Leads Green Mountain Park Harness Feature
Gem Direct from Angus Farm eyes a fourth straight win in Green Mountain Park's featured seventh race, drawn at seven with Marcel LeFebvre guiding. Sea Weed, Bracey, Colonie Girl and a field of nine including Hill Views and Adios Ace compete as post time at 8 10 p.m. with twin double as the last four races.
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Pownal
Green Mountain Park
Angus Farm
Gem Direct
Gem Hanover
Marcel LeFebvre
Lena Faber
Bay State
Andy
Bracey
Colonie Girl
Frank Jevons
Lilli Put
Miss Belwin
Hill Views
Ken Heeney
W. J. Counsel
Dave Dunckley
Adios Ace
Ozzie Cole
Jerry’s Kin
Johnny Winters
Buddy Long
Lou Alesso
Credamus
Jim Manzi
Jean Harvey
Burgess
Shadydale Tomwyn
Kane
Society Way
Devizzio
Kelly Boy
Casey
Shadydale Hi Tone
Childs
Freight Racer
Dunckley
Martin Direct
Foster
Peagy Eric
Irish Ali
Bell Erick
Bucky
Mountain Justice
Clorl
Vicky Jo
Corneilier
J. G. Rachel
McQuvarrie
Apache
Mattison Vionite
Cossette
Indiana State
Huntress
Clever Stone
Nazzarion
Billy Laird
Foster Lynette
Charm
Yankee Sunset
Burgess Shadydaile Biscuit
Purse
Faster
Kathy
Cooper Miss Jessie Direct
Foster McDale
Melburn
Dawkins
Lyndie Breezer
Crane Cindy's
Shadow
Kane Gerad Mir
Sorrentino
Great Northern
Lovely Laura Adios
Stone
Proud Princess
Ensign Rose
Mattison
Pacers
Purs
Sammy Stoner
Beli Cousin
Kate
Cornellier
Knight Scene
Manzi
Lucknow
Frisco
Collins
Golden Frost
Allen Miss T. Bird
Kelly W. D. Meiburn
Peckham Meadow Fair
Derb Silverheels
Cross Money Solicitor
Lefectvre
Sea Weed
Crane
Beareau
wIneer
Cole Buddy Song
Alesso
Manzi Jr
Winters
OW. J. Counsel
Dunckiey
Hill View
Heeney
Jevons
Rensselaer Lad
Ellis Double
Akoury
Rose Mary Byrd
Culhane
Miss Millie Abbe
Foster Inca
Silk Jr
Direct Image
Guy
Man who sued, becomes best man at wedding
Michael J. Silverstein, 21, sued a man in a traffic accident case in Los Angeles court. The defendant, Thomas W. Burdine, 42, agreed to be best man at Silverstein's wedding to Sylvia Hannan, 19, after losing the $160 small claims suit. The same judge who handled the traffic case officiated at the ceremony.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Michael J. Silverstein
Thomas W. Buredine
Silverstein
Sylvia Hannan
Tri-Mont Texaco Clinches Southern League Title
The Southern Vermont Bowling League wrapped the 1963-64 season with a farewell dinner at Heartwellville Lodge. Tri-Mont Texaco, Pownal Valley and Volkswagen earned team trophies. Tri-Mont Texaco and Volkswagen received plaques for top three-game series and high single game. Individual honorees included Dick Mullins for high average, John Barber for high triple, Lou Liggett for high single, and Liggett as most improved bowler. Final standings list Tri-Mont Texaco first through Bellemare's eighth.
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Southern Vermont
Heartwellville Lodge
Tri-Mont Texaco
Pownal Valley
Volkswagen
Dick Mullins
John Barber
Lou Liggett
Green Mt Entries Race Card May 1964 Horse Races
Entries listed for multiple harness races at Green Mountain on May 5 1964 with purses ranging from 600 to 750 dollars. Notable horses include Bachelor Boy Crystal Seabee and Emily Scotch among trotters pacers and mixed divisions. Carried drivers and owners names reflect a busy racing card.
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Goos
Bachelor Boy
Davis
Crystal Seabee
Story
the Merchant
Folger
Chaty
Bonnie
Crone
Emily Scotch
Foster
Torr
Debbie
Phettepiece
Flu Man
Silk Jr
Mr. Kildare
Ryan
Lime Rock Park Opens Season in New England
Lime Rock Park in Lime Rock Connecticut opened the 1964 sports car road racing season drawing 3,500 spectators to 140 entries across eight 15 lap races. Bob Grossman driving a Ferrari GTO won race 2, Candido DaMota took race 3 in a Lotus, and George Alderman led race 7 with an Elva Mark VII setting a lap pace of 90 MPH.
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Lime Rock
Conn
New England
Lime Rock Park
Sports Car Club of America
Bob Grossman
West Nyack
N.Y
Candido DaMota
Floral Park
Jordan King
Poughkeepsie
Lotus
George Alderman
Newport
Del
Green Mountain Harness Race Results Report
Track conditions clear with fast times as pacers and trotters compete for purses from 400 to 750. Notable finishes include Nixie and Lansing Hanover posting strong early miles and Doctor Vernon placing in the middle of the card. Attendance and handle figures listed alongside multiple scratched entries and notable also selections.
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Nixie
Alien
Huntress
Hanover
Lutman
Toft Dares
Imperial Marie
Conestoga Song
Master Jett
Alotta
Lansing Hanover
Hoyt
Lady True
Dawkins
Aston Sam
Crane
Ailso
Fred Pick
Stardust
Nancy
Irene's Rascal
Shadydale Luster
Counts First Celt Choice Bonham 2nd in Celtics Draft
UPI reports Mel Counts of Oregon State and Celtics first draft pick begins weight training to add muscle for a 7 foot frame. Red Auerbach praises Counts and notes his shooting from the corner while predicting practice will reveal his pivot stamina. Ron Bonham, Cincinnati, was Boston's second pick as a shooter. Providence's John Thompson is highlighted as center insurance.
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Boston
UPI
Mel Counts
Oregon State
Boston Celtics
Counts
Red Auerbach
Auerbach
Bill Russell
Ron Bonham
University of Cincinnati
Providence
John Thompson
Center Insurance
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Aqueduct
Manuel Ycaza
Spicy
Hobeau Farm
Beauful
New York
Roses
Barbara Fritchie
Bowie
Radar
Abby
Florida
RADIO
Fienberg
Main ST
Bennington, VT
Howard
Oansons
Liberty Bell Raceway
Jimmy Crane
Harry Pyle
Paul Casey
Borden
Walker S «Anxer
Tri-Mont
Jim Billert
John Billert
Pete Roy
Bill Baker
al Pinsonneault
Bill Billert
Bill Kennedy
Green
Colonel Dee
Ellis
Noble Miss
Flemming
Charmente Frisco
Beaudoine
Hurricane
Stephens James R. Frisco
Miss Divot
Clough
Grey Direct
Arthurs
Grand MacNish
Schmigie
Jerry's Valley
Victorious Mac
Allen
Lucky Yotes
Lovely
Chorex
Collette
Follow McEllen
Church Claud Axworthy
Plante Sr
Harry Nay
Iim Z Aak
Dodge
Battenkill
Manchester
Chrysler
Viceroy
Tony Genoa
Georgi Volo
Covilic
Lill Put
Covilet
Target Zero
Rocket C
Chris Averill
Red Rice
Virgi Rice
Bennington Garage
Bonham
Celtics
Tokyo
Vermont Bank and Trust Company
THE
Vermont Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Brattleboro - Rutland - Bennington
Bellows Falls
Chester
Carpet Service
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