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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1969

Page

10

Rampaging Knickerbockers Sweep Road Series To Lead East

Knicks rout San Francisco 116-103 in the road series finale as Dave DeBusschere returns from a nose injury with 24 points. New York extends to 10 straight wins, 15 of 16, and opens a six game division lead. Hawks, Bucks, Pistons, Bulls win in other games.

Knickerbockers Dave DeBusschere New York Knicks DeBusschere Los Angeles New York San Francisco Knicks Chicago Boston Atlanta Philadelphia Hawks Milwaukee Detroit Seattle Lou Hudson Joe Caldwell

Alcindor shines but Bucks guards lift team in Boston debut

Lew Alcindor scored 28 as Flynn Robinson and John McGlocklin combined for 57 points to power Milwaukee to a 118 107 victory over Boston. McGlocklin hit 11 of 14 from the floor and Robinson poured in 31 in 39 minutes, while the Celtics slumped to their fourth loss in five at Boston Garden. Havlicek led Boston with 24.

Billy Cunningham 76Ers Lew Alcindor Milwaukee Bucks Celtics Flynn Robinson John Havlicek Boston UPI Boston Garden Alcindor John McGlocklin Milwaukee Bucks Boston Celtics McGlocklin Robinson Lew Milwaukee Surge Celts Heinsohn

Norwich Booter Sets Three Marks

Norwich University senior Carl Holden, an American-style kicker from Avon Park Florida, set three New England college division records in a 56 0 win over Worcester Tech. He kicked eight conversions to mark most consecutive placements in a game most placements in a game and most points after touchdown in a game. Holden already held Norwich marks for placement percentage and total conversions. He nearly quit the squad after being cut as a freshman but was reinstated after his high school coach argued the decision.

Northfield UPI Norwich University Worcester Tech New England Carl Holden Avon Park Fla Holden Norwich

Pownal Harness Results from Tuesday November 11, 1969

Horse and driver results across eleven pace and trot events with times, payouts, and a large standard daily double and perfecta. Key winners include Switch McCarthy, Little Kiss Mattison, Revenue Collector Smith Somae Edgewood Rusty Smith, Mediator Song Blake, and Hiki Foster with crowd of 1,761 and handle of 127,589 dollars.

Switch — McCarthy Princess Banner — Looney Andy’s Jack — Arthurs Little Joe Pence Blake Green Meadow Bert — McKlmurray Little River Heeney Little Kiss Mattison Handsome Huffy Burgess Shadydale Phetteplace Mellmurray Big Perfecta Mediator Song— Blake Clara Bell — Wilson Atra — Mellimurray Pace Hiki — Foster le George — Culhane Andy Everett — Imbeault Busy Bee Chris — Foster Pesky D — Belanger Harry Sampson Pick — Haight Gary Pal — Smith Guy Royal — Allen Tomasino Sky Clipper Culhane Worthy Victory Perfecta Handle

Saratoga Harness Results November 11 1969 Night Card

Results from Saratoga show a 10 race program with pacing winners including Rebel Land by FIRST at 6.00 3.20 2.80 for owner Ted Goodsell and trainer Waugh. Second place Adios Becky finished 4.80 3.40, with Daily Double paid. Attendance 3,097 and handle $209,024.

Treat Rainbow Misty Rock Matty Manor Way Moe Silver Susie Poor Frank Targhee Will Brenda Blackguard Justee Rebel Land Ted — Goodsell Pontiac Magic Waugh Prue Adios Smith Sweet Lady Farrel Miss — Sears Adios Becky — Chase Glenn Meadows Coville Yankee Oak Daily Peckham Mike's Tyke — Field Congress Spruce — Story Shadydale King Bonafede Graney Teddy — Mondi Lehigh Kelly Barricade Rosie — DeSantis Clayhaven Tirion — Fanelli Mighty Bomb Vander Poel

Horse Racing Card List From Pownal November 12 1969

A dense entry list shows pace and trot races with multiple horses by numbers and names, including first through tenth places and purses from 600 to 1000 dollars. Notable entries include Archandy Allen, Golden Fox, and Whispering names across divisions with AE and ND designations.

FIRST Dianne Lind Swift Scot Gallant Bachelor Richie Aprath Vallante Windy Jack Schmig Sehmigel & Avon Bob—Thomas Holmes Mercury Richard—Dobkowski Roy—Arthurs Bobbie L. Grattan Wilson Roscoe Ruby—Rier Brittany—Fesh Gay Silver—allen Market Royal Oty ¢ Brave McGuire Billjohn Eric Direct—Stratton Messer Pares Cedar Crest Kazmaler Rocky DeSantis Miramichi Jimmy — Waugh Meda C Waugh Fairmeade Melody — Fuss Ensign Wyn — Sokol Simeszky Goodell Bullet Counsel — Lasky Sign Raider Bright Girl — Bouplon C. J. Melburn — Bogardus Karlas Nibble Lottie A. — Crews Belle Meadows Coville Echo Brook Etta Archandy — Allen Bar Boy — Nazarian Shining Knight LeDue Observer — Davis Modern Art Butcher Echo Brook Etta — Aloy Leica Childs — Crews Willow Brook Smoky Aprils Brother — Belmonte Straight Arrow — O’connor Big O Hamilton Mr. Thorn — Allen Happy Ann — Wells Green River Ruthie Go Gardner — Moran Jennifer O'Brien Story Patty May Ceons

Start-Less Pack Relies on Rookie

GREEN BAY Wisconsin United Press International reports the Green Bay Packers pivot Don Horn gains a first chance as starter amid a comeback season. Starr backs Horn's poise and potential while Horn's early pro career and Army duty complicate his path to NFL readiness.

Green Bay, Wis Green Bay Packers Don Horn

Karabas Upsets in 1969 Washington DC International

Karabas ridden by Lester Piggott won the 1969 Washington DC International at Laurel by a length and a quarter over Hawaii with Czar Alexander third. Hawaii earned $25,000 for second, while Czar Alexander got $20,000 and Hitchcock placed fourth. The $100,000 purse went to Karabas owner Lord Iveagh. horses from Germany Brazil and Venezuela followed, with Takeshibao last.

Laurel, Md UPI England Karabas Laurel Lester Piggott Hawaii America Czar Alexander U.S Charles Engelhard Far Hills Lord Iveagh Wordin France Piggott Sir Ivor A Ireland Sir Ivor Ful Surge Gustave Ring Germany Hitchcock Sabinus Brazil Don Florestan Venezuela Takeshibao

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