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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1969

Page

12

Former Celtic Great Bob Cousy Signs Pact As New Mentor

Former Boston Celtics star Bob Cousy signed a three year contract to coach the Cincinnati Royals replacing Ed Jucker. He described overcoming withdrawal symptoms after quitting coaching and said he chose the Royals over NBA and ABA offers. teammates Robertson and Lucas downplayed any dissension and welcomed Cousy’s arrival aiming for stronger attendance next season.

Celtic Bob Cousy Cincinnati Royals Cincinnati UPI Boston Celtics Ed Jucker Boston College Vince Lombardi Packers Cousy Royals National Basketball Association American Basketball Association Jucker New York Max Jacobs Bob Oscar Robertson Jerry Lucas Reading Robertson Lucas Bill Russell

End of Mt Anthony baseball era ends Drury breaks 23 game streak

Drury Blue Devils of North Adams defeated Mt Anthony Patriots on County Street, ending a 23 game Mt Anthony win streak spanning two years. Coach John McShane, who led the 1968 squad to an undefeated 16-0 season and the state Class L title, sees a rebuilding year as nine of last year’s 13 players graduated.

Bennington Mt. Anthony McShane Patriots Robin Outwater Dame Fortune Otter Valley Otters Gary Lussier Drury Blue Devils Lady Luck MSJ Rutland

Cardinal Skipper Keeps Patience and Tolerance

UPI reports Red Schoendienst, Cardinal manager, credits patience and tolerance for enduring a rough five weeks at the start of the season. He defends the team's attitude, insisting the players are giving 100 percent despite defensive struggles and a recent slump, recalling past May losses but optimism for improvement.

UPI NEW York Red Schoendienst Schoendienst Cardinals St. Louis

Former Champion Eyes Money Bout at Madison Square Garden

Emile Griffith aims to avenge a defeat by Stan Kitten Hayward in a 12 round bout at Madison Square Garden that could earn a title shot. Benvenuti attends, Griffin’s manager sees the money fight as the next step, with Griffith 67-10 and Hayward 27-4.

New York UPI Emile Griffith Stan Kitten’ Hayward Madison Square Garden Benvenuti Gil Clancy Griffith Hayward Andy Heisman Freddie Little Paul Fleck Kitten Fleck

Pownal Race Day Results May 9 1969

A detailed ledger shows multiple horse races at Pownal on Friday May 9 1969 with results, times, and payoffs. Notable finishes include First race winner Robin-Pruden and Daily Double payout of 35 dollars and 60 cents. Attendance reported at 2,373 with total handle of 143,763 dollars.

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Hinsdale Harness Results May 10 1969 Pace Bets

Hinsdale horse races on Saturday May 10 1969 list eight pace events with winners and top finishers. Notable names include Ned Scott-Goddard, Oliver H Puntolillo, Express Pick Bartus, and Grand Ohio Rose Longobardi among others across nine races.

Ned Scott—Goddard Oliver H— Puntolillo Express Bartus Gunmor— Anderson Benny Bartdoc Morrill Frosty Joe— Marshall Shenandoah Crain—Gilman Torrid Adios—Hassapelis Chockoyette David—Kane Scott Dale Pace Miss Muriel—Craft Little Man Force— Haight Aston Vernon Carlisle Bogey—Clough Anti Freeze— Miller Schmidt Trusty Prince—Dudek Maud Adios— Mattison Adios Son— Peters Mattison Ego—Inman Morton—Harp Shadyside Jerry—Silk Speedy Lois— Nichols Laura Hill—Tremblay Titus Byrd—Blake Miss Fayre Brooks—Sheldon Chesters Marimae— Mattison Poplar Connie Pat Wayside Allen Rose— Longobardi Alice Barmin—Kane Fly Along Pick—Harp Durondas Lad— Faucher Busy Bee Chris—Hassapelis Mountain Battle Beckwith al Brook House Judys Beauty Tomasino Ae Amossons Oscar Polaris Hanover

Saratoga Racing Entries Highlight Multiple Pace Divisions

A vintage Saratoga program lists FIRST through TENTH Pace races with horse names and connections, including Meodow Scott, Damons Choice, and Green River lines. Notable purse levels range from $600 to $4,000, with Saturday May 10, 1969 entries featuring a $1,200 First division and a mix of thoroughbreds across stages.

Bowling Girls City League Final Standings

Final standings list multiple teams with win totals and mixed formatting. Hawks Realtors lead with 98 wins to 34 losses, followed by Winslow Whirlers at 83 to 49 and Dragons Shoes at 78 to 53. Other teams include Benn Mobile Homes TA, Greenes Mobilettes, WBTN Broadcasters, Marty-Moores, Caracciola Real Estate, Pennysavers Co. L, Whites House of Color, Sleepers, and Fashion Fair with varying records and errors in the OCR.

Hawks Realtors Winslow Whirlers Dragons Shoes Benn Mobile Homes TA BT Greenes Mobilettes Wbtn Broadcasters Marty - Moores Caracciola Real Estate Pennysavers

Horse Racing Entries Listed by Purses and Draws

A long list of horse entries across ten purse levels from FIRST to TENTH. Each line shows horse names with owners, connections, and referenced notes. Notable names include Pompous Boy Boismier, Rock McGee Gee, and Lindsey Jan Reeder in various divisions.

Baby Dorka Howard W—Pruden Donahue College Annie—Olcott Zett’s Breeze—Fiato Lowlana—Tartaglia Miller Mr. Banker Calvette—Hill Rock McGee—Gee Prudent Chant Herst Handley Flying Piper Moriarty Wright Frazier Palsive—Hanks Reeder Glenn Virginia Rebel Cardella Jay’s Secret Miss Rapeed Royal Tribute Royal Jeff—Rodger G. Hygand Dark Saint—Galley Lindsey Jan—Reeder Gossamer Lady Weyanoke—Santiago Come On George—Santiago Mom Beau Scotch Phar Lillian Paice Saimstown Thorndike Polmont Ascot Galley Dean Sandy Lapensee Tudor of Huntover Burgundy Red—Pichette Japensee Oo Amate Cambhler

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