Mt Anthony Cheerleaders Pick Fall Squad Leaders
Mt Anthony Union High School named its first cheerleading squad after last week’s tryouts in the Benhi gymnasium. Judges Anita Caswell and Karen Lane selected Arla Crosier and Jeanne Waite as varsity co captains with Patti Fair and nine other members named to the varsity roster and Ad Jaquith chosen as captain.
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Mount Anthony Union High School
Benhi
Anita Caswell
Karen Lane
North Bennington
Arla Crosier
Jeanne Waite
Patti Fair
Patty Godek
Kathy Mould
Brenda Peacock
Kris Sleeman
B-Sue Thompson
Ad Jaquith
MT. Anthony
Mt. Anthony Patriots
Bette - Sue Thompson
Patti Godek
Sullivan
Rod and Gun Club sponsors boy at Vermont summer camp
The Bennington Rod and Gun Club will sponsor one area boy aged 12 to 15 at the Boys Conservation Camp run by the Vermont Fish and Game Department at Lake Bomoseen. Applicants include sons of club members. May 18 deadline. Roy Marsden Randell McDonald and Joseph Lobravo open inquiries.
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Bennington Rod and Gun Club
Vermont Fish and Game Department
Lake Bomoseen
Sons of Rod and Gun Club
Roy Marsden
Randell McDonald
Bennington
Joseph Lobravico
Shaftsbury
Racing Dates Denial Upheld by Massachusetts Court
The Massachusetts Supreme Court upheld the Racing Commission denial of 24 thoroughbred racing dates for Berkshire Downs in Hancock, noting voters failed to ratify the track's location by the Jan 30 deadline. The court also upheld assigning all 90 flat racing days to Suffolk Downs in East Boston.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts Supreme Court
State Racing Commission
Berkshire Downs
Hancock
Jacob J. Spiegel
Suffolk Downs
Ford Tunes For Le Mans
Ford plans a strong Le Mans challenge to end Ferrari dominance with new racing effort led by Leo Beebe. The squad aims for a win after two prior factory efforts, noting they are the challenger but better prepared. past Indianapolis 500 success adds confidence, yet magic numbers are not relied upon as it hinges on winning cars and drivers.
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Detrom
UPI
Ford
American Auto Company
Postponed Bennington Baseball Game Set for Monday
Inclement weather postponed yesterday's game between Bennington High School and Bennington Catholic. The rivals are now scheduled to play at 4 p.m. Monday May 9 at the Bennington field with both teams expected to field their usual lineups.
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Bennington High School
Bennington Catholic
Willie Mays Hits 512th Homer Breaks NL Mark
San Francisco reports Willie Mays belted a fifth inning homer off Claude Osteen to surpass Mel Ott with 512 career NL home runs. Giants beat the Dodgers 6 1. The ball went to Oakland youth Henry Garron Jr who initially held out for payment before Mays traded for it.
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Jimmie Foxx
Mays
Williams
Willie
Babe Ruth
Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Claude Osteen
Osteen
Henry M. Garron Jr
Oakland
Calif
Young Garron
Henry Sr
Garron
Herman Franks
Suffering Boston Sparks With Strongman Scott Homer Hype
UPI reports Boston rookie Scott a 22 year old powerhouse who belted two homers and drove in five to fuel a 7-0 Sox win over Detroit. He knocked in two runs on a Bill Monbouquette offering and lofted a towering two deck homer amid a stat line including seven homers in 17 games, 17 RBIs, a .306 average and .726 slugging. The article also notes Willie Mays breaking the NL career HR record with 512, and other AL and NL results from that night.
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UPI
George
Double T
Boston
Tigers
Detroit
Bill Monbouquette
Scott
Larry Sherry
Scotch Foursome Results at Mt Anthony CC
Bob Towers and Maddy Pol lock's 47 earned first low gross in Scotch foursome play. Bernie Wisher with Nesbith Fienberg and Jerry and Norma Finneg an tied for second low gross at 50, followed by Doug and Ruth Mattison with third low gross. A ball awarded to each spacer. a tough luck prize went to Paige Heald and others for high scores on holes three six and nine.
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Bob Towers
Maddy Pollock
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Bernie Wisher
Nesbith Fienberg
Jerry
Norma Finnegan
Bill Hamilton
Marie Stafford
Doug
Ruth Mattison
Paige Heald
al Chouinard
Cal
Chick King
Bud Campbell
Elaine Towers
Jane Winegard
Ben Kramer
First Red Letter Day Held For St. Joseph College Team
St Joseph College honors its first basketball team with athletic letters awarded at a student assembly. Team captain Marty Oakland led scoring with Rolland Gregoire posting 25 points per game and 70 percent floor shooting. Members include Wayne Goodwin Larry George Dick Millis and others from Arlington Cambridge Rutland and North Adams.
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St. Joseph College
Rolland Gregoire
St. Joseph’s
Marty Oakland
Arlington
Wayne Goodwin
Clarksburg
Mass
Larry George
Dick Millis
North Adams
Berkshire
John Blanchfield
Cambridge
N.Y
Tony Wigger
St. Joseph
Roland Gregoire
Gerald Mullen
Bob Millington
William Hurley
Richard Eddy
Bob Picucci
Anthony Wigger
Clair Bee To Speak At Hoosick Falls
Clair Bee, a leading author and basketball authority, will speak at the Hoosick Falls Central School Athletic Banquet at 7 p.m. on Wednesday May 25. Bee coached at multiple levels and is retired, serving as Athletic Director of the New York Military Academy and directing the All-American Basketball Camp. His LU record at Long Island University was remarkably successful with about nine wins per ten games and the Blackbirds won more major games in Madison Square Garden than any other college team.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Clair Bee
Hoosick Falls Central School
Bee
New York Military Academy
Cornwall
Long Island University
Blackbirds
Madison Square Garden
Abe's Hope Favored In Kentucky Derby
Abe's Hope is the Kentucky Derby favorite as 16 horses are expected to run in the classic. Trainer Del Carroll credits past performances at Hialeah Park Gulfstream Keeneland and the defection of Graustark for the favorable odds. Carroll notes the owners Bartell and Byfield continued training the Illinois colt after the sale of his stable, and Abe's Hope has shown strong form including a Blue Grass Stakes win over Graustark before Graustark broke a bone in a foot.
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Louisville
UPI
Abe
Hope
del Carroll
Kauai King
Amberoid
Stupendous
Trogmew
Advocator
Williamston Kid
Sky Guy
Fleet Shoe
Exhibitionist
Sean E Indian
Rehabilitate
Quinta
Beau Sub
Dominar
Oaktown
Graystark
Tawlays
Carroll
William S. Miller
Illinois Racing Board
Miller
Better Bee
Paula
Mr. Miller
Joseph Bartell
Robert Byfield
Hialeah Park
Abe’s
Buckpasser
Gulfstream Park
Keeneland
Graustark
Bennington Basketball Champs to Be Honored by Elks
Bennington Catholic basketball champions, coaches Frank and Joe Bizzarro, and their parents will be dinner guests of the Elks on June 2. Bennington selectmen and trustees will attend to award a special trophy for sweeping the 1966 Class L Vermont finals. Charles F. Boyle chairs the event.
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Bennington Catholic
Elks
Bennington
Vermont
The
BCHL
Frank
Joe Bizzarro
Charles F. Boyle
Baseball Standings Wednesday Night Results
New York 8 St. Louis 0. Philadelphia 2 Atlanta 1. Pittsburgh 4 Cincinnati 3. Houston 4 Chicago 0. San Francisco 6 Los Angeles 1. Night games reported with final scores.
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New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Houston
Chicago
San Fran
Los Angls
W. L
Los Angeles
Philadelphia Atlanta
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Strongman
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New York Mets
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Sonny Siebert
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