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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1966

Page

12

Vermont Deer and Bear Season Sees Record Prospects for 1966

Vermont's Fish and Game Department reports a highly successful 1965 season for deer and bear hunters. Biologist Ben Day predicts a record deer kill in 1966, with 18 000 under average weather and up to 19 200 if ideal conditions prevail. Out-of-state hunters accounted for 29.5 percent of the total deer kill.

Montpelier Vermont Fish and Game Department Ben Day Massachusetts Bennington County

Kittens Enjoy Victory Over North Bennington in Park Meet

The Benhi Kittens coached by Anita Caswell overwhelmed North Bennington 25 to 12 at Memorial Park on Wednesday May 11. Lineups featured Humphrey Comstock Mollica Moore Kapetan Hoyt Southworth Godek Stratton and reserves, while North Bennington started Smith Riley Jones Loomis Tobin David Kenyon Kelley and Vicky Jones with Crignton Marsha Whitman Kathy Riley. Umpires were Robert Houle and Charles Comstock. The report notes deer hunting data and Vermont bear statistics for 1965, including bow kill totals, hunter success, and a planned 1966 research project on the bear population.

Benhi Kittens Anita Caswell North Bennington Ron Reeves Memorial Park Benhi Humphrey Comstock Mollica Moore Kapetan Hoyt Southworth Godek Stratton Gavin Cross Thompson Ware Mould Waite Smith Riley Jones Loomis Tobin David Kenyon Kelley Vicky Jones Crignton Marsha Whitman Kathy Riley Robert Houle Charles Comstock

Extension Refused On Braves Decision

Milwaukee judge refused a time extension for baseball. The Braves must return by next Wednesday unless the National League agrees by Monday to grant Milwaukee an expansion team next year. The ruling keeps the case on track for possible appeal to higher courts.

Milwaukee UPI Elmer W. Roller Braves National League Roller Wisconsin Supreme Court Wisconsin Atlanta Bronson la Follette la Follette Warren Giles St. Louis United States Supreme Court U.S. Supreme Court William C. Bartholomay St. Louis Roller Bartholomay

Burlington High skiers brave spring ski trip in May

Burlington High School ski team and family members faced winter conditions on Mt. Washington last weekend. Despite 45 to 70 mph winds and zero temperatures, the 13 skiers hiked Tucker Man's Ravine and skied Hillman's Highway and the Lower Snowfields. Several falls occurred but the group returned home Sunday in good condition.

Stuart Campbell Jill Tuckerman’s Ravine Mt. Washington N.H Burlington High Campbell Glen Allen Stuart Duncan Campbell North Bennington Neil Robinson Glen Ellen Tuckerman Pinkham Notch

Burr and Burton Top Poultney 5-2 to Stay Tied for Lead

Burr and Burton defeated Poultney 5-2 to remain tied atop the Marble Valley League alongside Proctor. Edson drove in two runs, Paskiewicz hit a key double, and Aaron Hill pitched for the Bulldogs who limited Poultney to four hits. The win followed a four-run first inning and sets up a big matchup next week at Manchester.

Poultney Burr Burton Seminary Bulldogs Proctor Fair Haven Burton John Wright Ed Smith Wright John Paskiewicz Smith Mike Bentley Dennis Edson Paskiewicz Mike Kilburn Edson RBI Bentley Bulldog Aaron Hill Jim Pecor Manchester

Nine-Race State At Lebanon Valley Speedway Opener

West Lebanon New York nine-race stock car program at Lebanon Valley Speedway starts at 8 p m with the completion of the 30 lap sportsman feature rained out last week. Five heats a consolation race and two main events in two classes follow.

Lebanon N.Y Lebanon Valley Speedway

Green Mountain Results Show Runs at 7 Furlongs

Finishes include Mr. Goldstone in 1 34.3 for third with odds 27.40 8.40 4.40 while Live Dangerously paid 4.40 and County Man 2.80 Also Jacques Danza led the fourth race at 5 furlongs finishing in 1 03.2 with Okblem 2.80 Egg Me On 4.80 and 3.60.

Mr. Goldstone County Man Jacques Danza

Jets sign Cornell Gordon and Clyde Washington

New York Jets defensive backs Cornell Gordon and Clyde Washington signed 1966 contracts on Thursday. Washington was acquired from the Boston Patriots last year, while Gordon rookie year with Jets included two interceptions.

NEW York UPI Cornell Gordon Clyde Washington New York Jets Washington Jets Boston Patriots Gordon

Green Mountain Entries Race Day May 14 1966

Saturday’s card at Green Mountain lists six $1000 races led by Peanut Butter Pichette in 5 furlongs and Weather Play in the 1 mile feature. Other runners include Larmac Star Hi Paula Roman Wolf Roman Wolf and Roman Wolf among multiple heats with top horses such as Free Tan Royal Deer Mister X and Captain Vic.

Peanut Butter—Pichette Tandero Hill Pelaez Dance N’ Coed—Wall Ambrest—Davis Hy Pat Laurel Music—Donato Needle N Thread Gino Maola—Pruden My Slim Steve Poker—Silva

YMCA Softball Seventh Dollar Race Upset at Five Furlongs

Historic race card lists seven events with $1000 purses spanning five to seven furlongs. Notable names include Volar Vestige Marshman in event one and Raw Umber Millville in event eight, with multiple jockey pairings such as Meehan Donahue and Kelly Thorndike.

Marshman Gay Spangle—Meehan Jim Sim—Donahue Singing Cadet Kelly Feudal Chief—Wali Sweet Wizard—McCracken Jolly Thief Donato

Hinsdale Entries and YMCA Softball Standings Update

A long list of race entries across nine pace groups appears, with finalists and sponsor tags. Weather forced many softball games to be canceled, leaving Locals atop the league with a 3-0 record while Sals stands undefeated at 1-0. Cushman and Globe also posted wins as rescheduled games loom. Standings are provided by League Secretary Loomis Dana.

Union Carbide Tansiter Field Sals Cushman Wreckers Loomis Dana

Manchester Little League Set for Action

Manchester enters the 1966 Little League season with rosters full. The 1.0,0.F. team led by Bob Reynolds features returnees Scott Porter Jeff Nicholson Richard Charbonneau Bill Peters James Fisk and Dana Markey with new players Robert Hale Francis LaFarge Doug King Tim Gilbert Lee Fielding and Roger Hitchcock. Lions manager James Williams retains Vinnie Bushee Robert Gemmell Allen Markey Allan Hosley Paul O’Leary Eugene DeCell Rickey Fender and Don Edson plus new recruit Daniel.

Manchester Bob Reynolds Scott Porter Jeff Nicholson Richard Charbonneau Bill Peters James Fisk Dana Markey Robert Hale Francis LaFarge Doug King Tim Gilbert Lee Fielding Roger Hitchcock The Lions James Williams Vinnie Bushee Robert Gemmell Allen Markey Allan Hosley Paul O’leary Eugene DeCell Rickey Fender Don Edson Daniel

Saratoga Entries and Pace Racing Details

A long list of Saratoga Pace races shows multiple horse pairings and race names with mile or pace distances across tenth class events. It includes ae notes for various heats and lists top finishers and owners, followed by local rosters and farm-team plans. Community sports efforts align with farm-team formation and league development. volunteers are urged to assist at the Little League field.

Bennington Little League holds final tryouts and field work

Three more days of tryouts are scheduled for Bennington Little League players this summer. On Monday boys aged 10 attend, and on Tuesday and Wednesday boys aged 11 and 12 attend at 6 p.m. at Ben Mont Ave field. A new field project at Beech St Extension will be worked on Sunday at 1 p.m., followed by a parents meeting at 7:30 that evening.

Bennington Ben Mont Ave Beech St

Girl Bowlers Hold Banquet in Williamstown Mass

The Girls' City Bowling League held its annual banquet on May 7 at Taconic Park Restaurant in Williamstown Massachusetts. Trophies were awarded to winners including Dot Totten sponsor trophy for Arlington Cut-Rate team. Individuals received trophies and WIBC championship chevrons. officers for 1966-67 were introduced at the end.

Girls’ City Bowling League Taconic Park Williamstown Mass Rachel Kinney Jeanette Pierce Pat Raymond Dot Totten Arlington WIBC Pat Main Jean Lebanowski

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