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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1969

Page

11

Undefeated Big Green Seeks Eighth Victory

Dartmouth stands 7-0 overall and 5-0 in Ivy play, aiming for an eighth straight win as it hosts Cornell with Ed Marinaro in action. The weekend slate features Boston University, Trinity, Wesleyan, and a host of regional games including Yale at Princeton and Amherst at Williams, amid mixed records across New England squads.

Boston Dartmouth Boston University Little Wesleyan Big Green Cornell Ed Marinaro Delaware B.U Cardinals New England Wesleyan Pete Pandera Trinity Jay Bernardoni Boston College Eagles Virginia Military Chestnut Hill Harvard Brown

Yankee Conference Should Stay Home and Schedule Fewer Outings

The Yankee Conference faces 1969 non-league struggles as six teams compiled 13 losses in 21 non-conference games. Massachusetts eyes a perfect 5-0 league season at New Hampshire while Maine visits Vermont and Connecticut goes to Rhode Island. Rhode Island loses to Boston University, Vermont to Lafayette, and Maine to The Citadel as final standings loom.

Eagles Princeton Harvard Brown Cornell Bruins Boston University Rhode Island Dartmouth Columbia Yale Penn New Hampshire Springfield Connecticut Rutgers Citadel Maine Lafayette Vermont Northeastern Cortland Tufts Bowdoin American International Southern Connecticut Amherst Trinity Wesleyan Williams Norwich Worcester Tech Colby Bates Adelphi Maine Maritime Middlebury New Englanders Yankees Massachusetts

Pownal Results Feature Speed Kings in Tulip Stakes

Race results show Pownal, Tulip King Smith and Kinbeth Smith among top finishers. Includes times 2 16 3 and 2 15 1, perfecta payoffs and attendance of 2 900 with handle around 230 119 dollars. Key horses listed include Chestnuts Earl Bruttomesso and Gravel King Heeney.

Smith Earl—Bruttomesso Big Perfecta Kinbeth—Smith Andy Everett—Pike Goodby Buckeye—Foster Heeney Timely Noonan Ransom Jj—Dobkowsky Woerh Glenn—Bruttomesso Splendid Splinter—Tilbert Mel Star—Bier Sir Duane—Bier Forever Bold Foster Mount Cook—Dawkins Eleventh Solid Freight Dawkins Cliff Minbar—Redell Handle

Saratoga Entries Show Packed Card of Harness Races

Listings for the Saratoga meet dated November 10 1969 show first through tenth pace events with $700 to $1000 purses. Notable entrants include Wee Winkie Zombick Sierra Gold Chippy King Artie Hanover Harbor Springs Helen Wingo Clever Nibble and many others, with AE entries flagging alternates or backups.

Wee Winkie — Zombick Darling Mir — Paquet Rapid K — Waugh Jarrettown Cliff — Cassnaugh Frisky Time Criss Lassie Clayhaen Telstar — Waugh Jim Dean — Fox Sierra Gold — Waugh Chippy King — Belmonte Artie Hanover — Morel Aston Jay Norris Girl DeSantis Worthy Mark — Story Harbor Springs Sharp Sal — Chase Plenty Snow Switch Paula Prospectus — Butcher Cold Wyn — Simeszky Camilla Mite Belmonte Letha Tag Pace Pete Prior — Green II Floras Imp — Pinkney Bomer Pat — Bogardus Warden Scott — Johnson Smart Lion Sokol Josedale Katrinka — Butcher Fred G Knight Scene Spring Jewel — Butcher Marietta C. — Lamb Do Frisco Show Boy Paquet Chita Wilson — Waugh Knight Model — Alkes Travis Hanover Kelly AE Nibs

Hinsdale Harness Card Opens With Busy Racing Field

Hinsdale harness entries list for Monday November 10, 1969 feature nine pace divisions plus a trot and a pair of added events. Top contenders include First Pace winner Dale Ware Stadelman, Second Pace leader Elaine Sawmill, and Third Pace favorite Diamond Frisco with a dozen entries across divisions and several ND notes marking non starters.

Masked Painter—Bier Frosty Joe—McCarthy Heather Royal—Pike Donna Commander—Ingram Golden Forrest—Jacques Princess Iris—McCarthy Royal Majesty McGuire Marty Parker Hooney Blver Little Juniper—Foster Dick Dillon Bier Postakill Pam—Watson JC First—Bernard Vicidomini Rocky Gene—allen Dale Ware — Stadelman Laura Hill — Mackey Davignon Lady Blaze — Magan Hurricane Hal — Eastman Aston Vernon — Carlisle Nats Ninny — Dagan Dusty Pat — Kent Shadydale Dream Marshall Miss Meadow War — Silk Elaine Sawmill Cyclone Hanover Mutiny Mary — Pike A. C. Nibble Briarwood Carroll — Guidette Homestretch Bill Handsome Guy — Harp Justaplain Adda Demon — Clough Tone Pride — Cummings Pace Diamond Frisco — Allen Clayhaven Thor — Silk Cecile Edward — Pease Miss Amy Alden Starway Eastman Corbitt C — Kent Greenfield — Brown Mary Prince — Coleman Barbet Alfie — Cassidy Cheerland Chance — Allen Broadstreams Lucy Bay State Jim Dobson —Mcssaac Chockoyette Guy Pleasant Time Wilsey R. J. Axemite Provost Mountain Lee — Wheeler Tip Hat — Kent Monsieur Carnaval — Allen Gait Way Pat — Dagan Georgana Hat — Aldrich Jay Dillon Sharon Lybrook — Cross Bonnie Bay — Johnson Enterprise Medsaac Amoras Lous Boy John P. Carmichael Cross Mikie Dillon — Salley Special Melody — Letendre Bay Pilot

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