Benhi and Windsor Prep for Out-of-Town Class L Openers
In Bennington and Windsor, BCHS and Windsor meet Burlington and Windsor square off at Brattleboro. Burlington pitcher Frank Joyal draws attention for Red Sox scouting while Windsor eyes Don Courter marsh and Don Moore on the mound as both teams plot early-season edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benhi
Bennington Catholic
Cats
Burlington High
Middlebury
Sabers
Windsor
Brattleboro
Burlington
Frank Joyal
Joyal
Boston Red Sox
Dave Ordway
Labers
Yellowjackets
Don Courter
Benhi — Keir
Watkin
Ordway
Stevens
Burgess
Palmer
Woodward
Davis
Greenslet
Burlington — Carey
Clem Cabello
Tom Farrell
Tom Duprey
Don Maddox
Garry Bold
Paul Trono
Jerry Cabot
Sam Snead Announces Retirement Hope After 52nd Birthday
Sam Snead signals retirement, saying crowds tire him and he wants to fish and hunt. He is a golfing legend with a $200000 annual income, one missing Open title, and a record 113 career tournament wins plus a PGA seniors championship. He plans to try for the Open while playable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Sammy Snead
Sam
West Virginia
Florida
Snead
Green Mountain Results at Green Mountain Park May 2 1964
Pacers and trotters race meet with six miles each at Green Mountain Park on May 2 1964. Winners include First-Mile for Pacers 5 Wise Decision, Second-Mile for Trotters 5 Bachelor Boy, Third-Mile for Pacers LI Put, Fourth-Mile for Trotters Newport Guy, Fifth-Mile for Pacers Savings Bond, Sixth-Mile for Pacers Audey Hanover, and Seventh-Mile Lovely Newport with times listed and multiple also entries. Daily double paid $41.40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacers
Wise Decision
Martin
Vera Quinton
Alesso
Chipper M
Childs
Faith Adios
Inside Report
Polka Doll
Viceroy Pick
Joe Task
Bachelor Boy
Davis
Briarwood Carroll
Phettopiece
Typist
Pizzono
Crystal Seabee
Walter Long
Nancy's Melody
Tammy Wayne
Master Jeff
LI Put
Coville
Shirley's
Gay Duke
Fedor Dick
Portola
Peg Hi le
Candy Boot
Hatfield
Jimmy Cry
Dawkins
Duffette
Olin
Bebe Gallon
Golliput
Shadydale HI Tone
Teddy C
Rebel Land Amy
Audey Hanover
Heeney
Ablaze
Holts
Kim Sue
MacGregor
Cherokee Kid
Prim's Lad
Layaway
Faber
Kathy
Lovely Newport
Dunckley
Blue Mountain
Archer Leads Open With Seven-Under 64 In Indianapolis
George Archer, a first-year pro from California and last year’s Trans-Mississippi Amateur champion, shot a seven under par 64 to lead the Festival Open in Indianapolis. Joe Campbell and Harold Kneece tied at 65, with Doug Sanders, Kel Nagle, and George Bayer one stroke back at 65. Nicklaus opened with 72 as Finsterwald and Gary Player carded 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
UPI
George Archer
California
Speedway
Archer
Joe Campbell
Peridod Bay
Fla
Harold Kneece
Doug Sanders
Kel Nas Gle
George Bayer
Jack Nicklaus
Don Finsterwald
South Africa
Gary Player
Hennessy Seen Favorite in Green Mountain Park Feature
J T Hennessy heads the WBEC Trot at Green Mountain Park as the seven year old from Scotch Victor seeks another win. Lucky Lynn and Hardy Boy loom as strong threats in a wide open field of eight trotters. Post time is 8 10 p m for the first race with a double header closing the spring meet on May 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal
Green Mountain Park
WBEC
J.T. Hennessy
Leo Bartelloni
Scotch Victor
Lucky Lynn
Billy Faucher
Hardy Boy
Bill Handy
Rockingham Park
Sonny Jim
Eddie Todd
Lynette
Charm
Bob Ward
Harlan del
Leo Healy
Bailia
Neil Allen
Worthy Mark
Bobby Stiles
WGY
Gogo Penny
Bill Dawkins
Cash For Cash
Dick Manzi
Sparkling Star
Kroger Prince
Jess Coville
Francis R
Charlie Marsh
Meadow Mike
Pete Lutman
Bert Reynolds
Frank Dobras
Iroquois Pick
Bill Holts
Maroun
Davis
Alien
Manzi
Alesso
Perischimes
Dunn
Childs
Merrie Chester
Palmer
Lena Faber
Miss Metro
Foucher
Margie Dares
Handy
Allan Gallon
Marsh
Holly Oaks
Bion
Candie Pete
T. Hennessy
Bartelioni
Herd Boy
Harlan
Healey
Sputland Hal
Dawkins
Faucher
Odd
Allen
Nelly
Ward
Stiles Jr
Long
Ninna
Cleo C
Coville
Borderview
Rari
Kelly Boy
Wonder Castle
Levich
Francis Iroquois Pick
Holts R
Laura Adios
Palladini
Dobres
Bemine
Baseball Scores and Standings Roundup for Midweek
Major and minor games across the NL and AL feature Chicago, New York, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh posting wins while Cincinnati Los Angeles and St Louis split results. Key pitcher matchups include Cisco vs Jackson and Brown vs Nottebart as standings shift for Chicago, Baltimore, New York and Minnesota with multiple late runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pet
Philadelphia
San Fran
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Houston
Los Angeles
Chicago
New York
Los Ang
Phila
Cisco
L. Jackson
Johnson
Spahn
Ortega
Maloney
San Francisco
Hendley
Simmons
Bunning
Veale
Baltimore
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Wash
Kansas City
Inns
Twilite Minn
Penn
Washington
Display Downs Moose In Sixth In Little League Clash
Display defeated Moose 9-8 in a six inning Little League game as home teams win again. Mike Hyde and Franny Maynard were key, with Maynard delivering a game deciding triple in the sixth to plate Hyde. A Saturday doubleheader follows featuring Tanner and Northeast, then Polygraph and Eagles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C’mon
Denny Brooks
Moose
Hassenpflug
Bennington
Dick Brunina
Brooks
Danny Mears
Mike Hyde
Jed Donavan
Tom Petit
Dave Mears
Hyde
Kenny Brunina
Mike Hyd
Franny Maynard
Maynard
Marty Gil
Jim Long
Pierce
Tansiter
Northeast
Polygraphic
Eagles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bennington Banner
BCHS
By Bill Hassenpflug
Windsor Nine
Bill Jenny
Mitch Lavell
Tom Moore
Moore
Sakers
Landry
Pendergast
Short
King
Millington
P. Moore
T. Moore
Morrissey
Pizzanno
Rabideau
Windsor — Smith
Gola
Favell
Lombard
Bob Jenny
Lavell
Waterhouse
Don Blasingame
Senators
Dalton Jones
Red Sox
Blasingame
Jim King
Sam Snead
Sam Holds
Green Mountain
Bette C
Lullabee
Jerry
Tarr
Morrill
Billy
Blackstone
Handy Jr
Ittie Dariene P
Sandy Jone J
Princess Millie G
Tiger Express
Countryman
Midnight Jake
N.Y
Jackson
Anderson
Wakefield
Cannizzarro
Ellsworth
Bertell
A. Jackson
Pitts
Mahaffey
Dalrymple
Friend
McBean
Brown
Nottebart
Bateman
Fischer
Torre
Marichal
Haller
Gibson
Craig
McCarver
Hiller
Snider
Boyer
Kralick
McMahon
Siebert
Romano
Downing
Howard
Loser
Maris
Koch
Ridzik
Cheney
Kline
Brumley
Monbouquette
Heffner
Spanswick
Radatz
Tillman
Skowron
Stuart
Hinton
Ball
Regan
Rakow
Freeham
McNally
Stock
Hall
Twilight
Minn
Stange
Pleis
Battey
Belinsky
Rodgers
Hr—Killebrew
Dennis Green
Mike
Harwood
Crawford
K. Brunina If
Mey
Tony Genoa
Heeney Suomen Paavo
Dell Adam
Laderach
Campus Belle
Rocket Cassin
Tassy
Waybill
Stewart
Neely's Bonny
Dellas Boy
Secon Pace
Davy Cash
J. c. Mike
Bert
Hawk
Stone
Mr. Florican
Silk
Stacey Star
del Priore
Vernon Long
House
Miss Forever
Judy Alesso
Viceroy
Lyell Adios
Bell
Chipper M Childs
Oliva
Min
Was
Brescud
Freeman
Det
Fregosi
Mantle
Abnson
Neilson
Chi
Lane
Haynes
Kane, Inc
DIAL
Main ST
American Gem Society
Noveck
Central Vermont Public Service Corporation
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