Sal’s leads YMCA softball with 6 0 record in first round
Sal's holds first place with a 6-0 mark as Cushman rises to second after a week of results. Week results include Monday Sal's 9 Carbide 2 and Wreckers 22 Guard 4. Tuesday Locals 11 Bijur 9 Cushman 11 Globe 7. Wednesday Sal's 21 Globe 5 Cushman 13 Guard 12. Thursday Carbide 22 Guard 19 Sal's 10 Wreckers 2.
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Sal’s
Cushman
Carbide
Wreckers
Guard
Locals
Bijur
Globe
Sal's Cushman Locals
Carbide Guard
Globe Wreckers
Demolition Derby Opens at Valley Speedway Tonight
West Lebanon New York The Lebanon Valley Speedway will run ten and a half races starting at 8 p.m. The program includes last week’s rain shortened Special feature and a full card of eight races plus two main events. The final race begins a season series of Saturday demolition derbies.
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West Lebanon
N.Y
Lebanon Valley Speedway
Sabers Rally Past Mounties for 12-5 Victory
Bennington Catholic broke open a 4-2 lead in the fourth, scoring six runs on six hits off reliever Jim Sanborn as Mount St. Joseph Academy pitched a errorful game. Scott Racicot and Steve Rice contributed key plays to seal a 12-5 win and keep BCHS within two wins of Western Vermont League leader Rutland.
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al Plante
Bennington Catholic High
Saber-Mount St. Joseph
Welling Field
Tom Champines
Plante
Don Chaffin
Bennington Catholic
Sabers
J.J. Moore
Rutland High
North Bennington
Mount St. Joseph Academy
Vermont
Rutland
Frank Bizzarro
BCHS
Otter Valley
Bennington High School
MLJ
Jim Sanborn
Mounties
Scott Racicot
Steve Rice
Rice
Lack of Help Delays Opening For Little League Season
Tom Sullivan says the Bennington Little League will not open the 1966 season on Memorial Day due to a shortage of voluntary aid for field construction on Beech Street Extension. If parents volunteer this weekend, the season could begin Sunday, June 5. Sullivan called it a shame to rely on volunteers night after night. In the game, Racicot and Rice contributed, with Chaffin driving in three runs and Racicot adding three hits. Plante batted well, while J.J. Moore relieved to help the Mounties, who lost to ECHS 12-3 after a late rally.
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Tom Sullivan
Bennington
Little League
Sullivan
Beech Street
Green Mountain Entries Afternoon May 28 1966 Races
Afternoon program from Green Mountain features ten races with $1000 purses at seven furlongs to a mile and longer. Notable entries include Bugle Bay Moriarty and Megatoni Pichette in race one and Deep Thinker Pruden in race nine.
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Moriarty
Megatoni — Pichette
Royal Omen
Crank
Big Boy Bill
Lot O’ Gee — Kelly
Itsfordo — Pruden
Jeston — Gilbert
Punched
Smith
Lady Rock
Wondeen
Pride — McCracken
Deep Thinker — Pruden
Stell’s Chance — Thorndike
Millville — Silva
Johnny Chris — Auwarter
Young Hippolyta — Donahue
San Triomphe — McCracken
King Zitnik — Moriarty
North Shaft-Arlington Little League sets 1966 opener
Arlington hosts Norshaft-Arlington Little League on Memorial Day with six teams in action. Indians face Pirates at 6:15 p.m. first at Arlington, followed by Red Sox vs Giants, Dodgers vs Braves in a double header.
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Arlington
Norshaft
RED Sox
Fred Ester
Dale Ross
Richard Herrington
Bruce Carroll
Craig Cherbonneau
Ronald Shepard
Alan Pratt
Malcolm Hewitt
Clifton Loomis
Leslie Ester
Ernest Livingston
Brien Young
Fred Driscoll
John van
Bulldogs Lose to Hardwick in State Quarter Finals
Randolph Hardwick edged Burr and Burton 13 to 7 in the Class I state baseball quarter finals on Friday. Burr and Burton out hit Hardwick 12 to 10 but committed seven errors on defense. Burr and Burton players collected five extra base hits including doubles by Phil Zandy and Ron LaMont Agne and triples by Jim Fleming Dennis Edson and Mike Bentley.
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Randolph
Hardwick
Burr
Burton
Bulldogs
Phil Zandy
Ron LaMontagne
Jim Fleming
Dennis Edson
Mike Bentley
Green Mountain Double Header at Pownal Green Mountain Park
Green Mountain Park hosts a 19 percent race double header today with first events at 2 p.m. and 7 30 p.m. Memorial Day adds a daytime program while Tuesday and Wednesday see no racing. Kilburn records three hits. Hardwick vs Vergennes in a semifinal, Burr and Burton season ends. Bulldogs place second to Proctor in Marble Valley with a 6 2 league mark and nine wins overall, five losses. Dennick Brown Bentley Hill Taft Paskiewicz noted.
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Pownal
Green Mountain Park
Burr
Burton
Bulldogs
Proctor
Hoosick Falls Defeats Salem In Nine-Run Victory
Hoosick Falls defeated Salem 10 to 4 in Salem as Steve Taber hit a sixth inning home run and Ray Morin had two singles and a triple. Tom Morin, Bob Scott started for Hoosick Falls, Pat Young finished. Salem’s final line ended with four runs on three hits.
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Salem
N.Y
Steve Taber
Ray Morin
Hoosick Falls
Taber
Morin
Hoosiers
Bob Scott
Pat Young
Green Mountain Results at Five Furlongs Card
Horse racing results from Green Mountain show winners across multiple five and seven furlong races with times and payoffs. Notable finishes include Sam Bob and Sure Shot Steve in early sprints, Cornelia winning third, Whitby taking ninth, Tikoor leading fifth, Miss Favorite in tenth, and Patty Cake across two races with a final attendance of 2,170 and handle of 144,569 dollars.
Night Post Evening Thoroughbred Racing Cards
A detailed listing of nine race cards with multiple stakes, purses, and horse names. Notable entries include Dark Tale and Shopping in the first two races, plus races with $1000 purses across seven to nine furlongs, featuring riders such as Smith, Pichette, Donahue, and Thorn-dike.
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Smith
Lyle’s Prince — Handley
Pichette
Roman Wolf
Egg Me
Shopping — Donahue
Sage
Polichinela
Red Arrow — Smith
Saratoga Entries in the Pace and Trot Finals
A rapid-fire list of Saratoga racing results for ten events with top finishers and runners in Pace and Trot divisions, followed by a New York Giants NFL signing: Henry Carr, the world and Olympic sprint champion.
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NEW York
UPI
New York Giants
National Football League
Henry Carr
1966 Schedule First Half with MLB Matchups
The document lists a 1966 half season schedule featuring Indians Pirates Red Sox Giants Dodgers Braves and related matchups. It notes game dates from May 30 to May 30 with indications A Arlington NB North Bennington and weekday games at 6 15 p m while Saturdays start at 1 p m.
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Pirates
Red Sox
Giants
Dodgers — Braves
Dodgers
Braves
Pirates — Braves
Red Sox — Braves
Pirates — Giants
Dodgers — Indians
Giants — Indians
Pirates — Red Sox
Arlington
North Bennington
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Racicot
Pat Moore
Tim Racicot
Chaffin
Bizzarro
Moore
MSJ
Pawlusaik
Socia
Sanborn
Pallutto
P. Moore
Green Mountain
Larmac Star
Erdos
Bruce
Daily Fun
Santamaria
MacBrathar
Captain Vic
Bull Fighter
Mills
Wild Win — Zangari
Erin — Erdos
Copper Goya — Smith
Weido
Alibi
Tolerantino — Donato
Blinken Brook — Crank
Lightning Jess — Silva
Anne’s Mink
Little Prancer — Kessler
Lyn’s
Amazon
Gino
Nashua Breeze
Hi Faila
Marshman
Crack O’doom
Princess Marcy
Winsome
William
Gay Willow
My Janie Gal — Gino
Master After
Plainsman — Brower
Tig’s Wig
Gala Roman
Thorndike
Sunday Sailor — McCracken
Eddieson — Green
Mr. Goldstone
Sweet Wizard
Vallarta
Jacques Danza
Arty J
Gay Spangle
Rip’s
Royal Merchant — Diaz
Wooden Bridge — Donahue
Sneitz — Smith
Retrieves — Donato
Dolly Doon — Green
Albobby — Marshamn
Rabha — Thorndike
Sweet Heather
Shorts — Pruden
Bold Maneuver
Donato
Hide Max — Smith
Norshaft-Arlington
James Carroll
Charles Peacock
Hector Stratton
Tim Sweeney
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Saratoga Raceway
John Cariere
Chris Harrington
Pat Shea
David Crossman
Douglas Crossman
Carleton Couch
Jim Myers
Howard Skarka
Jeffrey Ward
Mike Brun
John Bradick
Peter Skarka
Ernest Chenaille
Scott Tinney
James Gratton
Perry Bouplon
David Jordan
Martin Ellis
Tom Dockum
John Billow
Paul Waine
Arnold Wilcox
Bud Edgerton
Walt Corey
Joe Galli
John Burke
Jerry Sargood
Peter Hirsch
Bobby Jones
Guy Hard
Mark Burke
Jeff Rice
Mike Kilburn
Vergennes
Dennick
Brown
Bentley
Hill
Taft
Paskiewicz
Scott
Young
Cipperly
Lowder
Barkeley
During
Fico
Holmes
Sam Bob
Sure Shot
Steve
Night Post
Sound Wish
Donahue
Swamp Seed
V-Gladan — Smith
Ricky Joe
Brower
Tuscany
Joy — Corona
Jutblend
Pruden
Stephen Bruce
McCracken
Hull’s
Chance — Pichette
Rare Dance
Done Raining — Smith
Dakota Blue
Gilbert
Qui Pense — Wall
Sir Rascal — Cardella
Admiral Hawa — Prudent
Jermar
Hero’s Chance
Buskie
Crash Diet — Thorndike
Princeton
Tudor Anne — Donato
Picador
Peaceful T. — Donahue
Don W
Flyer Ray — Handley
Chicles Blond
Step of Time
Triple Blitzer
Chevez
Happy Face
Willie’s
Jet — Kelly
Quick Switch
Jose
Iron Belle — Pruden
Gray Bunty — Smith
Sam Darling
Kessler
Candy Cotton
Siren
Abbey Share — Pichette
Davis
Mike’s Choice
Schwartz
Amber Sultaness
Orvie’s
Channel Two
Tourdan — Handley
Mon-De-Que — Moriarty
Our Princess
Fairbanks
Johnny Wise — Mills
Parkside Drive
Hinsdale
Pace
Senator Russ—Sylvia
Guy Brooks
Monarch J C—Haight
Ritzy
Bill—Faucher
Our Frosty—Kane
Speedy Duke
Eriquet
Cold Spring
Ellen—Kane
Candy Jane—McKenny Ae
Joanabob—Cross Tootise
T—Smith
Lady Emlen—Cross
Adios Dlusion—Harp
Sonola—O’ Connor
Fair Kamela—Siewierski
Brave Hunter—Varnum
My Guns Lind—Sylvia
Billy Brooks—Collins
C. Brooks
Dayne
S K Bumpas
Marshall Annie Dell—Andersen
Hunter—Palladino
Cross
Star Byrd—Baxter
Yankee Dot—Andersen
Dandy Light—Haight
Birchcrest
Billie—Constantino
W E
Kelly—Marshall
Painters Model—McNallyne
the Scotchman
Prestandria Aston
Burgoyne
Fire Bird—Haight
Battle Goose
Jet Dancer
Harnett
Success Comet— Mattison
Adios
Lad—Muntz
Bold Eddie—Cornellier
Irish Eddie
Gary Boy— Planteae
Lively Laird
Kolibab
Colby Alden
McKenny
Chris Forbes
O’ Connor
Milltown
Sylvia
Bordner Hanover
Silk
Prince Vic—Smith
Daraquel—Allen
Sybil’s
Express
Westover
Blazing Billy R—Morrill
Scottie
Mr. Tell—Field
Laurie’s
Bert’s Hawk—traight
Orbit
Miss Lady Vic—Silk
Roman Sword—Harp
Prince Volo—Sprigley
Floor Freight—Fancher
Haight
Happy Mike—Reynolds
Morry Dares
Mattison
Colonial Way
Princess R—Cornellier
Shelton Abbe—Merrill
John D Neblett—Siewierski
Ringo—Harp
Glenn H W — Beckwith
Bill John—Day
Pete’s Pet—Smith
Runnymede
Viola—Diskie
Dianne Lind
Schmidt
Ozark
Jeffery—Muntz
Tyson Al—Richardson
Varnumae
Painter Guy
Hinds
Meadow Mac
Saratoga
Mighty Leo—Arthurs
P.G. Connie—Howard
Adios Gregory—Ambo
Dazzle Red—Fanelli
Blythe Spirit—Staker
Sam’s Pride
Somerville
Watson
Direct Motion
Butcher Ae
Purdue
Lass
Wid Torney
Discretion
Janelli
Syndy
Acme
Ella Dares
Chase
Collyer
Pride—Current
Cathy—Coppola
Texas Star
Dupreme
Scott’s
Imperial
Lamb
Covey Rise—Coppola
Missy Dee—Davis
Dynamic Sue—Bloodgood
Long Worthy—Baumann
Adios Sunshine—Arthurs
Mr. Cranberry—LaRouch
Bit O Luck
Sharp Threat
Willow Brook Dick
Ginger Springwood
Bonafede
Gentleman—Howard
Hay Judge—Spencer
Impulse—Arthurs
Nora Gal—Del Priore
Mary Dean C—Staker
Moon Shooter—Peckham
the Mind—Boucher
Chatham Nick—Heeney
Pirate Lobell—Webber
Follow Tag—Power
Foggy Escort—Olin
Dory Chubb—Butcher Ae
Hal Rowe
Airebi Chase
Jessie McKlye
Geraghty
Brindle Lass—Arthurs
el Faber—Howard
Postakill
Jonnie—Watson
Shadydale
McQuigge
Lefebvre
Ensign
Vesta—Pease
Darling Wick—Pease
Jolly Host—Bromley
Gem Direct—Lefebvre
Armbro
Parker
Meadowaire—Howard
Farway—Chase
Wayne C—Butcher
Denny Vic—Goodsellae
Erin O’dudley—Staker
June Dale Chips—Howard
River Road
Joy—Baumann
Irma
Pease
Stone Chief
Kelly
Miss Baker
Adios—Lefebvre
Lusty Lawrence—Heeney
Silver Boy
Richards
Caroldon
Shadydale Sparky—Davis
Victor Escort—Coppola
Lynn Flash——Spencer
Scotts Iris—Tingley
Dee’s Estrellita—Fuss
Mission Dale—Kelly
Guy Joe Truax—Howard
Tamara Ann—Wellsee
Seaway
William Travers Jerome
Bennington Drive
Sidney Poitier
Shelley Winters
Elizabeth Hartman
Harte Theatre
Is Harper
Imbia
Marlon Brando
Sam Spiegel
Whe Dia Seow
Walden Theatre
Caurence Harvey Scan Simmons
Yonor Blackman Wich
Aci Graig
Ral
Terrae Roa
Sun
Mon
RTL
Ltves Ach
Rand
Acrit
MGM
John
And
Bernard Smith
Panavision Metrocolor
Viva Dorit
Williamstown
Longhorn