Benhi shuts out BCHS 4-0 behind Babson four hitter
Bennington High School defeated Bennington Catholic High School 4-0 at Alumni Field as Bob Babson limited BCHS to four hits over seven innings. Gigi Allard matched Babson early, but Benhi broke through in the third and fourth with timely hitting and a squeeze bunt from Larry Watkin.
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Bob Babson
Bennington High School
Bennington Catholic High School
Alumni Field
Bendi
Cats
George
Gigi) Allard
John Burgess
Benhi
Allard
Burgess
Tommy Moore
Larry Watkin
Bob Murphy
Watkin
BCHL
Lou Perrotta
Saber Rooters
Bill Hickok
Tom King
Hickok
Dave Ordway
Ordway
BCHS
Doug Watkin
Doug
Babson
Sabers
Ted Bridges
Bridges
Bob Millington
ECHS
Rain Adds Twist to Preakness Trial at Pimlico
Rain potential raises uncertainty for eight 3-year-olds including Chateaugay Never Bend and Candy Spots in the 87th Preakness at Pimlico. The field, with post time 5 47 p m EDT, could see changes if the track turns sloppy as Sky Wonder On My Honor Rural Retreat and others gain or lose favor in the betting.
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Baltimore
CBS
Pimlico
John W. Galbreath
Harry F. Guggenheim
Rex Ellsworth
Candy Spots
Chateaugay
Citation
Belmont
Charles Morgan
Sky Wonder
Ambush Stable
My Honor
Jackot Stable
Country Squire
T. D. Buhl
William B. Robinson
Woody Stephens
Never Bend
Stephens
Robinson
Gordon Potter
Bennington Crew Takes Two Firsts in Rutland Quad Meet
Rutland hosts a quadrangle meet with Bennington High School taking two firsts but finishing third overall with 24 points behind Rutland and Middlebury. Bill Giles won the 110 hurdles at 23.4 seconds. Doug McGaughey cleared 10 feet 7 in. John Hall took seconds in two events. Ron Pollock and Bill Garrisson added third places in field events. Otter Valley finished last. others scored, including Beach and Noyes in minor events.
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Rutland
Bennington
Middlebury High School
Otter Valley Union
Bill Giles
Doug McGaughey
John Hall
Ron Pollock
Bill Garrisson
Beach Point
Giles
Steve Noyes
Carl Squires
Spa Racing in Doubt Over Viral Outbreak at Saratoga
Saratoga Raceway faces uncertain spring meet as more than 125 harness horses fall ill with a respiratory virus. Officials require a full nine-race card with only recovered horses allowed. The University of Kentucky leads vaccine research with samples sent daily, aided by the Harness Racing Institute.
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Spa
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Saratoga Raceway
William F Connolly
Connolly
East
Canada
Montreal
Saratoga
University of Kentucky
Lexington
University
Department of Pathology
Harness Racing Institute
Buffalo
Yonkers Raceway
Chicago
Cleveland
Wilmington
Del
Miami
Fla
Thoroughbreds Safe From Virus at Green Mountain Park
Green Mountain Park officials reported no Thoroughbred horse at the park has been stricken with the virus that has felled harness horses nationwide. The disease appears confined to harness horses and does not affect Thoroughbreds. Harness racers are not expected at Green Mountain until mid summer.
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Pownal
Green Mountain Park
Green Mountain
Hoosiers Top Brittonkill in Non League Baseball
Hoosick Falls Central School jumped to an early lead to defeat Brittonkill 7 to 4 in a non league game. Doug Eighmey pitched the win with five strikeouts and two walks. Don Marsh went 3 for 3 with two doubles while Paul Kipp added a home run as Hoosiers stay tied for first at 6-1 in Washington County League play.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Archer Beats Zalazar In Madison Square Garden Bout
Jose Gonzalez, who stopped Victor Zalazar, picks Joey Archer as winner of the middleweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Archer, 34 pro starts with 1 loss, has won four straight and is ranked No. 7 by the WBA and No. 8 by Ring. Zalazar, 28, has 24 KOs in a 30 9 1 record and recently returned to Argentina after last stop. The bout starts at 10 pm EDT.
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New York
Jose Gonzalez
Victor Zalazar
Joey Archer
Archer
Madison Square Garden
Gonzalez
Salazar
Mike Leahy
Denny Moyer
Blair Richardson
World Boxing Association
Ring
Zalazar
Argentina
Thompson Hosts Opening New England Sports Car Races
Thompson Raceway in Thompson Conn hosts the opening New England Sports Car Club of America event of the 1963 season. About 200 sports cars are entered led by W Scott Gerrish of Brimfield Mass as race chairman. Top officials include Floyd Stone Raymond Tavish Charles Rainville Britt Ragsdale Omer Norton John Grynkraut Leo Picard and Dr Gilmore Chisholm. The field features new Corvette Sting Ray models after rapid trials at the Raceway.
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Shrewsbury
Mass
Raymond Tavish
West Barrington
R.I
Charles Rainville
Providence
Britt Ragsdale
Brookline
Omer Norton
Stafford Springs
Edgewood
Thompson Races
Raceway
Green Mountain Girls Bowling Banquet honors season winners
The Green Mountain Girls Bowling League held a season end banquet awarding trophies to the Polygraphic Fireflies for first place with each member receiving a trophy. T.E. Livewire and Pownal Valley Auxiliary earned second and third place trophies. High averages went to Mabel Young, Helen Harrington, and Shirley Chenaille, while Jen Jones claimed high triple at 587 followed by Pat Ogilvie and Jan Bishop. Babe Kelley led high single with 224, Ethel Brown 218, and Ida Gage 211.
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Green Mountain Girls
Polygraphic Fireflies
T.E. Livewire
Pownal Valley Auxiliary
Mabel Young
Helen Harrington
Shirley Chenaille
Jen Jones
Pat Ogilvie
Jan Bishop
Babe Kelley
Ethel Brown
Ida Gage
Arlington Eagles Rally Past North Bennington 9-8 in Molly Stark League
Arlington High School overcame two hits in seven innings and wild pitching to beat North Bennington 9-8. North Bennington led 8-5 after seven, but Arlington pushed across five runs in the bottom of the seventh without a hit, capped by bases loaded walk. The win creates a three way Molly Stark League tie with St Michael's of Brattleboro and NBHS.
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Arlington High School
North Bennington High School
Molly Stark
Sim Crosier
NBHS
Eagles
Sev
Ricky Haynes
North Bennington
Eagle
Frank Hall
Phil Harrington
Haynes
Arlington Victory
NBHL
St. Michael’s
Brattleboro
Saints
Hinsdale Harness Entries Feature Nine Races
A Hinsdale racing program lists nine pace events in Class D and C, each run at one mile with varied purses from 500 to 900 dollars. Names span Juno's Gem Success Ahleen and Moyna Hanover among many entries, with drivers including Robinson Lamb and Foster in a dense field at Rosecroft and surrounding tracks.
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Constantino
Smoky H
Nason
Chance Up
C. Day
Little Chimes
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Georganna Wynnie
Ryan
Sarah C
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Beckwith
Gay Maundy
Burgoyne
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Polka Princess
Dobras
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Tiger
Gilman
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Robinson
Adrian Rosecroft
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Irish Eddie
J, Field
Killarney Jane
Laraia
Abbe’s
Charm
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Maxine’s Vole
J. Kane
King Katy
P. Constantino
High Sierra
W. Collins
Mr. Quinton Scott
M. Robinson
Red Rice
H. Harp
Commandhero
P. Davis
Gaines Harry
F. Carlucci
Ammosson
Oscar
P. Plante Jr
K. Heeney
Miss Blueblood
J. Winters
M. Time
A. Nason
Jonsie Direct
Jo Hogan
Gimmigan
W. Sivret
Peggy Woollen
Verna Duke
H. Mattison
Peter G, Scott
W. Silk Jr
Meadow Fair
Borderview Dale
Pep Song
A. Wilsey Jr
Norwich sailors to compete in East White Water Slalom
Eight Norwich University canoe racers will join teams from across the United States and Canada at the Eastern White Water Slalom Championships on the West River in southern Vermont. The event, under International Canoe Federation rules with American Canoe Association sanction, is organized by Norwich Outing Club with Leslie Hurley, plus the Appalachian Mountain Club and other groups.
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Norwich University
West River
Vermont
United States
Canada
Norwich Outing Club
Leslie Hurley
Appalachian Mountain Club
Canoe Cruisers Association
Kayak and Canoe Club of
New York
Ontario Voyageurs
International Canoe Federation
American Canoe Association
Norwich
Michael Morasco
Manchester
Conn
GMIAC Holds Car Rally On Sunday
The Green Mountain Autosport Club will host a Time Speed Distance rally starting at the Grand Union lot on U S 7 at 1 30 p m and ending at a members house five miles from Bennington. Jules Williams oversees a two hour event open to any driver with seat belts. Entry is two dollars.
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Green Mountain Autosport Club
Grand Union
U.S
GMIAC
Bennington
Jules Williams
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