14 Horses Expected At Kentucky Derby Post
Scratched Sean E Indian reduces Derby field to 14 as Exhibitionist may stay out with a swollen lip. Trainer Mary Keim said Sean E Indian will be out 2 to 3 days. Jockey changes see Earlie Fires ride Blue Skyer and Ray Broussard shift to Pollux. Abe’s Hope and Advocator prep while others are ready. With Sean E Indian withdrawn, the purse drops to 160000 dollars and 120500 to the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Earlie Fires
Keim
Jim Padgett
Padgett
Ray Broussard
Broussard
Pollux
Aqueduct
Blue Skyer
Hirsch Jacobs
Jacobs
Exhibitionist
Abe’s Hope
Advocator
Amberoid
Sean E Indian
Jumping Champion In Saratoga Show
In Saratoga Springs New York the sixth annual Saratoga Springs Horse Show runs today and Sunday with entrants from eight states plus the District of Columbia. Australis the 1965 national open jumper champion heads a 250 plus entry list in the featured open jumper division plus a $1 000 stake and more than 5000 in prize money across 77 events. Misty Hillis Stable leads regional entries with 15 followed by Franmeryl Farm nine Golden Horseshoe eight and On Again Off Again Stable eight. Troy Riding Club has six entries and Usher's Hide-A-Way Stable four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
New York
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Jersey
Virginia
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
District of Columbia
Australis
Red Shoes
Castle Harbor
Misty Hillis Stable
Troy
Franmeryl Farm
Ballston Spa
Golden Horseshoe
Middle Grove
Albany
Troy Riding Club
Usher
Local YMCA Softball Standings Call 2-0 Tally T: Wreckers and Bijur, Sals, Cushman, Globe all trailing after week one
After a week of games Carbon and the Locals share first place at 2-0 in YMCA softball. May 2 openers saw the Locals defeat Wreckers 8-5 and Carbon beat Bijur 19-11. May 3 games were rained out. May 4 the Locals beat Cushman 8-9 and Wreckers outpaced Bijur 23-21 in a protested tilt. Standings after one week list Carbon and Locals 2-0, Sals 1-0, others 0-1 or 0-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Carbon
Wreckers
Bijur
Cushman
Sals
Guard
Globe
North Bennington High Baseball Nets Tie and One Loss
North Bennington High baseball ended week with a loss and a tie. In a Thursday game versus St. Michael's the Governors allowed 10 unearned runs and fell 13 to 6 as errors mounted to 13 for North Bennington. Tommy Hyland drove in two with a pinch hit double while Alan Sands went 2 for 2 after a fifth inning entry. Don Cassidy had two of St. Mike's four hits. The Lealand Gray game was rain suspended in the fifth with both sides at four runs. Ed Baldwin led the Governors with two hits while Peckham and Gary Martin each added hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
North Bennington High
St. Mike’s
Governors
Tommy Hyland
Alan Sands
Don Cassidy
Leland
Gray
Ed Baldwin
Peckham
Gary Martin
Strongest Foreign Fleet Joins Bermuda Race
Newport Rhode Island reports the largest foreign fleet in the Bermuda Race history with 27 foreign yachts among 163 entries. French skipper Eric Tabarly on Pen Duick II faces German British Danish Canadian Argentine Australian and Bermuda entries in a 635 mile contest from Brenton Lightship to a buoy east of Mount Hill Light. The field benefits from a Bermuda to Denmark cross-Atlantic race starting June 29, but the handicap system may invert the final winner despite finish times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R.I
UPID
Bermuda
Eric Tabarly
Falmouth
England
Pen Duick II
Tabarly
Pen Duick
Cruising Club of America
Germany
Great Britain
Denmark
Canada
Argentina
Australia
France
Burgoo
Mount Hill
St. David’s Head
Gulf Stream
Five Teams Set for Hoosick Little League Opener
Hoosick N Y May 15 marks the 1966 season start with a parade to the Little League Field. The Hoosick Drum and Bugle Corps led by Donald Bogardus will provide music for the 1 pm game, and James McGuire will serve as master of ceremonies. Mayor Leo Albowicz will throw out the first ball at the Yankee Met game at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick
N.Y
Donald Bogardus
James McGuire
Leo Albowicz
Dodgers
Charlie Hutton
Morris Fowler
Derrick Fowler
Tom Hutton
John Yaviniséi
Robert Brett
Kevin Cullen
Joel Sorkin
Jim Dwyer
Joe Bogardus
Peter McGuire
Mike Mahar
Tony Kovage
Robert Shaw
Dan Bogardus
George
Rain Delays Multiple Local High School Baseball Games
Rain washed out Friday’s schedule forcing postponements for Bennington High versus Mount St. Joseph at Well ing Field and Burr and Burton versus West Rutland to 3 30 p m Monday. Brattleboro travels to Bennington to face either the Sabers or Catamounts while players miss games for College Board testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington High School
Mount St. Joseph
Welling Field
Bennington Catholic
Otter Valley
Burr and Burton
West Rutland
Sabers
Brattleboro
Bennington
Green Mountain Entries First Race At $1000 Five Furlongs
Horse names and jockeys listed for the Green Mountain meet first, second, and third races each offering a $1,000 purse over five or seven furlongs. First race at five furlongs includes Trojan Duke to Articulate. second race seven furlongs features Mr. Goldstone and Bay St. Louis. third race five furlongs lists Itsfordo and Bugle Bay among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
King Crow
Davis
Articulate — Smith
Mark — Ledezma
Risky Sister
Kessler
Royal Pitt
Moriarity
Polpetta — Smith
Thorndike
Mr. Tink
Mr. Goldstone
McCracken
Bay St. Louis
Ledezma
Erdos
Donahue
Wendeen’s
Tregato — Smith
Orvie’s Spirit
Gino
Harvest Tan
Pasquarelli
Sir Wend
Itsfordo
Pruden
Handley
Wall
Diaz
Donato
Hy Pat
Iannotti
Royce — Smith
Big Boy Bill
Yanks Counted Out Of Pennant Race
Washington manager George Selkirk says the New York Yankees are out of the pennant race in a five team battle including the Indians Orioles White Sox Tigers and Twins. He blames injuries to Mantle Maris and Howard and poor talent development several years ago. Selkirk notes Washington unlikely to contend and praises Ed Brinkman as a future star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
George Selkirk
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Yankee
Selkirk
Cleveland Indians
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Minnesota Twins
Yankees
New York
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Elston Howard
Senators
Ed Brinkman
Baseball Mishaps From the Field to a Hospital Bed
A UPI sports report from New York describes a shortstop leaving a hospital on crutches and asking to see fellow shortstop Larry Brown, who is in intensive care with visitors barred. Ruben Amaro of the Yankees is mentioned. the article notes Brown’s severe injuries and the doctor’s caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Larry Brown
Ruben Amaro
The
Yankees
Lenox Hill
Amaro
Brown
Cleveland
Tom Tresh
Curt Blefary
Baltimore
Phillies
Indianapolis
Joe Koppe
Tony Curry
Yankee
Saratoga Entries and Racing Standings Listed For Meet
A detailed list of Saratoga entries across ten pacing events shows horses like Scotts Rambler Glory Wyn and Orbit Volo along with multiple riders and owners. The page also includes a narrative about baseball players Amaro and Brown, describing Amaro's hospital departure after knee injury and his concern for Brown following skull and facial fractures.
Pownal Races Lead To A Busy Friday Card May 6 1966
Racing at Pownal on Friday May 6 1966 featured multiple five furlong and mile events with Foolish Regent Degoge's Jet and Oh Sadie among winners. The program totaled nine races with a twin double valued at $853.60 and an estimated handle around $177,000, plus a UPI report on Yogi Berra’s 358 career homers for New York Met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Yogi Berra
Also Mentioned on This Page
Saratoga
Brenton
James Nowik
Mark White
Gary Miller
Ernie Marcoux
Richard Sprague
Kevin Buck
Howard Wright
Francis Martello
METS
Bill Baker
Coogie Mahar
John Biller
Charles Stevens
Ralph Liperace
Richard Bromirski
Dennis McGuire
Joe Bisson
Jack Hayden
Mark Sprague
Mike LaRoche
Richard Sherman
Dick Smith
Greg Gardner
RED Sox
Bill Folgert
Chick Thurber
Jim Thurber
Mark Folgert
Curt Kaukas
Michael Bromirski
Charles Hathaway
Pete Robson
Jerry Jones
Jim Moore
Jim Baker
Mark
Guy Brandi
Mike Brandi
Barry LaPorte
Richard Wirmusky
Ed Darknard
Greg Restino
Ray Albowicz
Tony Deluca
Paul Graney
Dave Gilchrist
Bernie Zilinskas
Robert Downing
Tom Davendonis
Paul Kovage
Danny Drake
Order of Eagles
North St. Bennington
Rain OR Shine
Williamstown
Mass
Ambles
Sugarbush
D.S. Roach
Dr. Roach
Vermont Sugarbush
Noel Olin
Brattleboro High
Don Ziter
Green Mountain
Bridge Will
Plaid — Donahue
Fairbanks
Little Princess
Subrealista
Millville
Silva
Strathroyal
Morreale
the Borogrove
Mid Erin
Cardella
Jutblend
Zangari
Wild Win
Benjoneson
V Gladan
Picador
Smith
Beauty Rouser
Huddy’s Boy
Bundling Green
Channel Two
Wheelalong — Wall
Heco — Thorndike
Weido’s Empire
Bell’s Range
K.S. Khan
Ravel
Jamie City
Sportive — Phillips
Tar — Kessler
Royal Buffet
Charlie Akers
Shorts
Craigs Love
Dolly Doon
Cousin Joe
Parkside Drive
Buddy — Phillips
Sob Out
Wal
Miss Birch
Morganatic
Johnnie Wise
Kotenko
King Zitnik
Be Busher
Acme
Discretion—Fanelli
Pam C
Randall Sr
Ramire—Howard
Burgess Hanover—Butcher
Tyson D
Silk Jr
Ella Dares—Cole
Runnymede
Cathy—Goodsell
Scotts Rambler
Baby Billy—Dobkowski
Diamond Hayes—Nazarian
Kings Banner—Davis
Mickey MacPherson—Shafer
Killarney
Pete—Smith
Miss Kalona
Wells
Robs Girl
Coppola
Creed
Amy C.—Heeney
Yankee Joy
Guy Joe Truax
Vanidestine
Win Hill
Lad—Fuss
Victory Gary—Fanelli
Lilli Put
Jarrettown Cliff
Winnie Over—Butcher
Prince Discovery—Arthur
Bay State
Sean—Ambo
Chaos Boy
Heeney
Keneficks
Tallman
Star Mercury
Garnsey
Racketeer—Tingley
Direct Motion
Butcher
Lamb
Marcus—Vanidestine
Debbie Day
Fanelli
Maxine M. Bankers Trust
Mighty Arden—Ambo
Foggy Escort
Olin
Quick Sal—Dobkowski
Chevy Ridge
Grady—Garnsey
Chatham Nick—Heeney
May Dawn—Shafer
Adios
Sunshine—Arthurs
Tite Rope Ae
Frankies Boy
Dukes Victor—McQuigge
Miss Baker
Lefebvre
Victory Wreath—Heeney
Vigorous Wick
Lord Saunders
Ace Dares—Ambo
Irish Times
la Page
Success Saint—Olin
Knight Surprise—Dailey
June Dale Chips—Howard
Gold Cloud
Grand Lusty
Shadydale King—Cole
Miss Impala
Abbielwyn Hal—Butcher
Cash For Cash—Childs
Rhythm Lad
Wally Boy—White
Trusty Prince
Devizzio
A.C
Arthurs Ae
Andy C
Gee Morth Hoosick
Wew York
Daisy
Jana Film Enterprises
Columbia Pictures
Natalie Woop
Christopher Plummer
Pownal
Ps Oo Fe
Oie
Marlon Brando
Top
Harte Theatre
Wetro-Goldwyn-Mayer
John Beck
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