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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1967

Page

7

Pownal Race Day Results May 8 1967

Horse racing card from Pownal with eight races, times, payouts, and double, exacta notes. Notable entries include Baby Dorka, Sea Power, Nirlad and Butter N Sugar with times around 1 02 to 1 32 and varied payouts. attendance 2,177 and handle 139,177. Best Bet Find Later in first race. Longshot Chance Allahgem in ninth.

Donato Vitelli Big Tycoon Handley Pasquarelli Running Boy— Handley Royal Bronze Little Shot— Maurizio Kens Smitty Cecil Admiral Lunsford Martinez Dandy Reward— Mills Side— Donato Combustion Hill— Kelly Arlo Jones Davis Prince Easter—Kessler Lady Smiley Amber Sultaness Pruden Settino Broward Cautcheetin Maurizio Allahgem

Cubs trim roster by sending Campbell to Suns

The Chicago Cubs reduced to 25 players by trading outfielder Joe Campbell to the Jacksonville Suns of the International League. Campbell, drafted from the Mets Jacksonville farm club, played in one game for Chicago this season and had no hits.

Chicago UPI Chicago Cubs Joe Campbell Jacksonville Suns Campbell New York Mets Jacksonville Cubs

Hardy Softballers Brave Rugged Weather Remain Tied Atop League

In Benning ton YMCA Softball League play Hardy Softballers share first with Cushman's and the Locals at 2-0. The Locals defeated Bijur 14-10 on Memorial Park diamond as 24 hits produced nine first inning runs. Dennis homered for Locals while Bijur’s Babcock hit a triple. Cushman and the Wreckers combined for 29 hits in a 9-4 Cushman win begun by A Brownell Sr. double. Sal's and Carlton produced a wide open clash with Sal's roaring back in the sixth for a big win as Dick Long and Phil Bushee homered for Sal's along with Bentley. Alcorta collected three hits including two triples and Dame added a triple for Sal's. four Sal's players doubled, Kenyon Coyne Mattison Haynes for Sal's. Carbon started strong for Carlton but Sal's tied the game in the third. Carlton led 4-3 in the fourth before Sal's surged to the victory.

Bijur Dennis Babcock Michaels Gates Short Meehan Cushman Wreckers A. Brownell Sr Sal’s-Carlton Sal Dick Long Phil Bushee Sal’s Bentley Dave Alcorta Dick Dame Kenyon Coyne Mattison Haynes Carbon Carlton I Long Harrington Brownell, A. Jr Foster Coyne Cushman Callahan Wreckers Kenyon Alcorta Wilcox Morse Carbon Creed Connell Dennis Towslee Crittendon Barney Wilson Strzesak Hewitt Blodget Tift Raymond Andrews Bentley Jacob Carey Miller Meehan Carey Herrara de Mercado Atkins & Babcock Armstrong Michaels Potter i St. John Dupree Miller O’donnell Bushee

Have Gloves Will Travel Plans Return Abroad

HOUSTON UPD Cassius Clay, held on a $5,000 bond after a 21 member grand jury indicted him for avoiding induction, intends to keep boxing abroad within six months. He pleaded innocent and is restricted from leaving the United States without court permission, with per fight approvals required. Covington said Clay may sue the WBA for stripping his title and may fight in Stockholm Tokyo Germany or Lebanon if granted.

Houston UPD Cassius Clay United States Armed Services Clay U.S Ben C. Connally Hayden Covington New York Covington

Saratoga Raceway Entries for Tuesday May 9 1967

Entries list for Saratoga Raceway with eight races including FIRST Trot $600 and SECOND Pace $600. Notable horses include Bonus Worthy Richards Clever Stone Nazarian Spacer Andersen Skipper Key Peckham and The Fullback Hoyt in First. New Luck Belmonte Jet Forbes Coppola Little Bear Morel Tamara Ann Spagnola Win Hill Lad Donna Day Avon Boy Safety Tagerman in Second. Will March Yuma Squaw Wally May Perry C. Lionel C. and Tax Escort Ill. Additional entries for THIRD Pace Will March etc. The long card includes several owners and drivers such as LeDuc Kelly Hull Bromley Langtry Morel and Olin across six races.

Richards Clever Stone—Nazarian Spacer— Andersen Skipper Key— Peckham Miss Emmy Lou—Chase Lonescot Annese Lyndy’s Wolf— Hull Hoyte Jimmy Pace New Luck— Belmonte Jet Forbes— Coppola Little Bear— Morel Tamara Ann Normal Way—Bassard Avalon Aquila General Byrd—Olin Lilli Put— Heeney Starlight Hal— Morel Shadydale Sparky— Davis Jack Freehal Langtry Elvin Rosecroft— Butcher Quintons Lady— Kelly Clayhaven Cassius— Richardsne Georgetown Exodus— Watson Nehasane— van Deusen Golden William— Lockerman Silvery Waves Parker Freedalot— Butcher Ingenious— Annese Ackerman Truax— Morel Sunny Hi Le—Coppolate Ima Fedor Debbie Day— Fanelli Sam’s Pride— Richards Clever Henry— Blake Jim White Quarry Road— Parker Jimmy R.—Olin Amoras Ringa Ding— Langtry

Foster Knocks Out Eddie Cotton in Third Round

Bob Foster, 174 pounds from Washington, scored his 20th KO in 29 fights by stopping Eddie Cotton, 174, of Seattle, at 1:58 of the third round at Washington Coliseum. Cotton, 40, hinted retirement after the loss, while Foster moved closer to a shot at Dick Tiger’s light heavyweight title. In Nottingham, Johnny Pritchett drew Milo Calhoun over 10 rounds, with Calhoun applying steady pressure in the later rounds.

Washington UPI Bob Foster Eddie Cotton Foster Cotton Seattle Washington Coliseum Bob Ernie Terrell Zora Folley Doug Jones Mauro Mino Dick Tiger George Chemeres Nottingham England Johnny Pritchett Milo Calhoun New York Pritchett Calhoun

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