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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1968

Page

9

Derby Jockeys Quiet Stars in Derby Noise

Jockeys Bobby Ussery and Milo Valenzuela predicted win before the Derby as the race stirred debate. Hank Bauer and Hank Stram offer blunt takes on leadership and kicking, while Leo Durocher praises gentler player handling. Mets rookie Jerry Koosman shines despite earlier demotion, recalling his Jacksonville stint and coach Wes Westrum’s tough call.

New York UPI Bobby Ussery Milo Valenzuela Ussery Valenzuela Dancer Leo Durocher Leo Willie Mays Giants Willie Jerry Koosman Mets Morris, Minn

Hinsdale Harness Entries Lead With Monday May 13 Card

Race card lists nine pace events from First to Ninth with $500 to $650 purses at Hinsdale. Entries feature multiple horse names paired with drivers such as Harp, Kane, Colby, Burgoyne, and Collins across divisions, including a $600 event and a $650 seventh pace, plus numerous ae and ne suffix notations linking horses to handlers.

Elm—Lynaugh Linda Sota—Harp Capron King—Bramble Etta Leo—Clough Frisco Mills—Truitt Brenda Hill—Tremblay Guinevere— Hogan Jack Erin Maroni ae—Lydon Adios Harp Ramar King—Puntolillo Sycamore Dave—Reynolds Miss Algiers—Beauchesne Miss Janie Scott— Burgoyne Dewey Holmes— Pease EM Time Tommilane Bill Jim Jo—Tilbert Tag Hanover —Long Pace Dianne Lind—Schmidt Marie’s Pick—Collins Debbie Demon Britt Willa Bloom—Harp Volo Kane Tyson Volo—Nichols Slippery Smith—Lader al— Mandigone Johnnie— Allen Long Galens Miss—Colby Madeline Mir—Smith Boston Bumpas Abbe Loulise—Coleman Andrew Byrd—Griffin Royal Majesty Gilman Mark L—Blakene Cardinal—Kane Trudy Diamond—Bramble Wilma Lynn Silk Conestoga Red D’alessandro Lord Bill—Hastings Lady Emlen—Cross Lucky Abbey—Berg Wicomico Slater Wilsey Alden Lybrook Harpie A Q Tempest Nile Abbot Frisky Freight—Harp Hard Cash— Provost Ray Sampson—Hill Now Win—Inman Rock Maple Melt—Beckwith Mr. Oregon—Tomasinole Highland— Dudek Nonee—Collins Dandy Do—Tammila Timmy K—Reynolds Windy Mills—Truitt Ed Hope— Mattison Chief Red Father—Pillsbury Joe Mike—Lynaugh Bertie B—Hoganne Silk Ruth Anpell Butler— Bloodgood Beauty Gold—Dennis Dan Minbar—Battis Melody Pete—Bromley Springy Dares—Morse Star Bacon—Langtry Pinnacle Cameron Bank Knight O’dare Jack Freehall Cathy J.—Olin Pola Scott—Butcher Spindletop— McGuire Harley’s Dupont Tarport Al—Fanelli Miss Burns—Morel More Scotch—Bergeron Prince Pence Olin G. Skataway—Butcher Marion E. Volo Paquet Kroger Prince—Richards Shadydale Sissy Speedy Lynn—Blake High One Annese Herman the Pro Richards Betty Diane—Dennis Jage Melburn—Bogardus Noble Bette—Kelly Happy Landings Langtry Donna Pence—Weir Sharp Pine—Childs Brother Chief— Bergeron Imperial Bunnie—Bromley Just George—Dennis Skidoo Pick—DeSantis Uncle Larry—Langtry My Bette—Fanelli Blake Tamara Ann—Spagnola Diamond Hayes— Fuss Se Lee Lee—Fuss New Luck—Belmonte Poplar Lark—Jevons Billie O Boy Wells Now John—Cole Hazel Mite Morelle King Cardinal

Women's Invitation Tournament Begins at Madison Square Garden

New York reports Billie Jean King Ann Haydon Jones Françoise Durr and Rosemary Casals start competition Friday for a winner's purse of 2200 in the Madison Square Garden Invitation Tournament women's division. The finals are set for Saturday night.

New York UPI Billie Jean King Ann Haydon Jones Francoise Durr Rosemary Casals

Montreal Mentor Toe Blake Retires With Stanley Cup

Montreal coach Toe Blake retires after a Stanley Cup win as Floyd Curry emerges as front runner to replace him. Blake, 55, announced Saturday after Montreal clinched the Cup with a 3-2 final win over St Louis, ending a 13-year coaching era.

Montreal Toe Blake UPI Floyd “Busher Curry Canadiens Blake St. Louis Blues Boston Bruins Chicago Black Hawks St. Louis Glenn Hall Blues Henri Richard J.C. Tremblay

Pownal Retirement Sparks NHL Coaching Speculation

Pownal signals retirement with a tough year ahead as Canadiens mull successor to Blake. Curry, VP of public relations for Canadian Arena Company, is a leading candidate after reportedly turning down Oakland Seals offer. Other names linked include Butch Bouchard and former scout Claude Ruel. Blake’s era ends amid coaching talks.

Canadiens Blake National Hockey League Curry Oakland Bert Olmstead Seals Montreal Post Butch Bouchard Claude Ruel

Racing Officials Begin Derby Probe

Louisville dispatch reports Churchill Downs stewards start a formal hearing into the Dancer's Image Derby disqualification over butazolidin. Trainer Lou Cavalaris Jr faces possible penalties as Forward Pass is recognized Derby winner. the case reshuffles purse money and placings amid a tense hearing.

Louisville UPI Churchill Downs Dancer Lou Cavalaris, Jr Cavalaris Peter Fuller Kentucky State Racing Commission Forward Pass Calumet Farm

No Double Seeks Preakness Start At Pimlico

Contender No Double, winner of all three starts including the Arkansas Derby, arrived at Pimlico to be entered as a supplementary entry for Saturday's Preakness. A $10,000 supplementary entry fee must be posted by Thursday for eligibility.

Baltimore UPI Oaklawn Park Pimlico Race Track

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