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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1968

Page

9

Cub Manager Durocher Denies Press Feud

Leo Durocher asserts no feud with the press amid clubhouse door closures after Cubs losses in Pittsburgh. He explains meetings with players and a commissioner wire ordering advance notice to the press, insisting he never told players not to speak to reporters. He reflects on past press relations and lightheartedly recalls NBC TV years.

New York Leo Durocher Chicago Cubs Leo Pittsburgh Cubs Durocher Cub Mets Verlon Walker Walker Gena William OD Eckert Duroher Siress John Holland Nbc-Tv Jeff Hank Aaron Milwaukee Hank Aaron

Major League Leaders and Home Run Marks Across Leagues

A compact summary of top players across leagues with leading averages and home run counts. Highlights include Alvis Cley Frehan Dat White Alison Jekson Stroud Horton and others, plus national league leaders Swoboda McCovey Perez and Kepez Aaron McCovey and more. Pitching leaders show Kelso Regan Sutton Hoerner Reed and Hardin with two decisions.

Alvis Cley Frehan Dat White Alison Min Jekson Oak Stroud Was Horton Det Swoboda Mets Aaron Braves McCovey Giants Hort and Mays Shannon Cards Kepez Angels Killebrew Twins Howard Senators Ward White Sox Tigers Sims Indians Perez Reds Flood Williams Cubs Raper Senators Johnsop Orioles Webster Kelso Regan Sutton Dodgers Hoerner Reed Hardin McLain Tigers Warden Tigers Santiago Red Sox Lindblad A’s

Pownal Harness Race Results Highlights

Race card from Pownal shows multiple finishes with winners like Pete Calandrell, Karpe, Maala and others. Payouts include 1100 dollars per place, with times near 1:00 to 1:29 and daily double and perfecta wagers listed for major spots.

St Bunzing Pete—Calandrell Canada Spraifie Santiago Kelly Misa Walgemar Holatar—Pollen Ernat Holniss—Handley McLeot Milter Pasquarell Scarlet Sage Vidilago Lizele Evelyne Bay Serensen Ato

Boston Derby Winner’s Owner Plans Triple Crown Bid

Peter Fuller, son of former Massachusetts governor Alvin Fuller, owns Dancer's Image, Kentucky Derby winner. The colt, facing calcified ankles, undergoes daily ice therapy while Fuller contemplates the Triple Crown. A prior sale nearly sent the horse away. he bought back for 26 000 dollars.

Louisville UPI Peter Fuller Massachusetts Cadillac Muller Fuller Dancer Hialeah Joan Native Dancer Alvin T. Fuller Cadillac« Olds Agency Commonwealth Avenue Boston Milton Academy Dartmouth College Harvard

Saratoga Entries Highlight Pace Sprints and Horse Names

A dense historical listing from the New England Amateur Athletic Union and Golden Gloves Championships detailing numerous entries and horse names across multiple pace and trot divisions. Named horses and handlers appear with locations and affiliations, reflecting a crowded track card and event lineup.

New England Amateur Athletic Union Golden Gloves

Dancer's Image Moves Toward Preakness Stakes

Dancer's Image, winner of the Kentucky Derby after a comeback drive, rests at Churchill Downs awaiting transfer to Baltimore for the May 18 Preakness Stakes. Trainer Lou Calavaris plans to fly the colt to Maryland midweek as other Derby runners and Derby contenders gather at Pimlico.

Louisville UPI Churchill Downs Maryland Kentucky Lou Calavaris Son of Native Dancer Baltimore Dancer Calumet Farm Francie'’s Hat Saddle Rock Farm Pimlico T.V. Commercial Tifth Kentucky Sherry Captain's Gig

Skidding Sox Conclude Feeble Fenway Stand

Boston Red Sox slump in Fenway ends with seven game stretch of losses and a 3-2 defeat to the Athletics. Ken Harrelson leads with 13 hits in 25 at bats while manager Dick Williams reshuffles the lineup to spark the offense. Yastrzemski ends a hitless streak with a seventh inning single as Boston vows changes and prep for a road trip to Washington and New York.

Dick Dew Boston UPI Red Sox Fenway Park Sox Washington Jose Santiago Fenway Athletics New York Joe Coleman Dick Williams Ken Harrelson Twins Angels Chicago White Sox Williams Harrelson George Scott Reggie Smith Jose Tartabull Dobson Athletices Gary Waslewski Bert Campaneris Campaneris Ramon Webster Ton Bares Waslewski Dobsutz Carl Yastrzemski Smith Foy Petrocelli

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