Hinsdale Harness Meet Results Unveiled in Open Card
Detailed race results report from Hinsdale features multiple trotting and pacing events with $400 to $500 purses. Notable placings include Red Preck, Briarwood Carroll, Pickey Alden, and Mister McAbee with standout times around 2.12 to 2.13.1. The card lists horses, drivers, margins, and bettors’ payouts, along with attendance and handle figures. Also noted are additional entries such as Ethels Guess, Mystery Comet, Jo y Boy, Shadydale Nugget, and Runnymede Special.
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Red Preck
Foster
Hardy Beckweet
Cross
Ethels Guess
Mystery Comet
Joey Boy
Shadydale Nugget
Runnymede
Pace
Briarwood Carroll
House
Ceesseeee
Foucher
Miss Socesdega
Collette
Herman Song
Vina Koy
Jet Wings
Nondua
Tyson al
Mite
the Boss
Fster
Bay State
Sugar Doll
Sanny Ocon
Champs Victory
Lafayette Avenue
Dorcie
Allen
Buenoso Rare
McNally
Impulse
Greta Worthy
Flynn
Iona Key
Hill
Yankee Dartin
Richardson
June Harvey
Bobbie Joe Volo
Tobys Gal
Bierys
Pat
Cavaire de Tim Fou
Mister McAbee
Cope
Skipper Key
Almona
Jackie Eden
Indiana State
Tyson DO
Encys Dream
Fairy Widow
Lubor
Kitjoy
Nazorian
Breezy Frisco
Willie Abbe
Afton Beauty
Earl Elkington
Spencer
Fighth
Mile
Jetty Gola
Acom Hol
Crockett
Peter G. Scott
Sik
Gay Yonder
Katy Victoria
True Games
Shadydale Verdict
Vicky To
Hinsdale Entries in Tonight's 9 Race Card
Post Time 8 15 P M lists nine races with trotting and pacing contingents for $400 to $700 purses. Each event names top contenders such as Purdue Laddie Miss Quinton Scott Andy Abbot Dania Dee and Harley's Choice in the first trot and includes entries like Bronze Buster Oliver H Capricorn Baby and Stardust Nancy in the second. Additional fields cover Hatfield Bellie Eileen and Chief Hawk in the third pace while Lone Elm Smokey Taft and Dares Swartiey Hanover head the fourth trot and Rowdy 8 Brookside Belle and Widow's Creek appear in the fourth to sixth pacing lines. The lineup continues with Attorney Dillon and Scotch Guard in the fifth, Benny Fen and Shirley's Dream in the sixth, Erick's Bucky and Indianation in the seventh, Able Pick and Homestretch Peter in the eighth, and Jock's Donny Little Giles in the ninth.
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Purdue Laddie
Quinton Scott
Andy Abbot
Dania Dee Harley
Gail Scott Parker
Shining Knight
Pace
Buster Oliver H Capricorn
Baby Hadley Joe Velvet Colonel
Bogey Richland Queen
Lora
Stardust
Nancy
Hatfield Bellie Eileen
Hawk Frisky
Rowdy
Brookside
Widow's Creek
Wilsontown
Lone Elm Smokey Taft
Hanover
Dutch Dickey
Don Galion
Billy Laird
Bailia Ladd
Collery’s Pride
Attorney Dillon Dinoh C
Scotch Guard
Shady
Purdue Brook Axe
Benny Fen Shirley
Mitzi
Martin Belvedere
Blue Waters
Harvey
Angus Mighty
Judy Georgi Volo
Erick
Bucky
Guy Lucknow
Sussex Senorita Meadow Fair
Frisky
Jon
Peter
Dream Rocesy
Lassie Peguoig
John Mossie Scott
Chicago diver wins world indoor diving title in New York
Ed die Cole of Chicago captured the world professional indoor diving championship at Grossinger's New York in the second annual international competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grossinger
N.Y
UPI
Eddie Cole
Chicago
Mass boxing commission allows one rival handler per camp for Clay Liston bout
The Massachusetts Boxing Commission on Thursday allowed one handler from each camp to remain in the rival corner during the Cassius Clay Sonny Liston title fight. The rule aims to curb glove tampering concerns raised after the last bout. An observer may notify state police if irregularities are seen. the eight count, scoring, and possible disqualification rules follow state guidelines.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts Boxing Commission
Cassius Clay
Sonny Liston
Clay
Liston
Commission
Tommy Rawson
Rawson
Cassius Clay's Brother to Fight in Boston Prep Bout
Rudolph Valentino Clay, Cassius Clay's younger brother, will compete in a preliminary bout at the Boston Garden against Foneda Cox on Monday as part of the heavyweight championship event build up.
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Boston
UPI
Cassius Clay
Boston Garden
Rudolph Valentino Clay
Foneda Cox
Yale and Princeton Battle For Ivy League Title
In a weekend packed with crucial New England games Yale hosts unbeaten Princeton in New Haven to decide the Ivy League crown. Amherst faces Williams in the Little Three clash as both seek perfection, while postseason bowl bids hinge on outcomes for Boston College, UMass, and other regional teams. Harvard plays Brown. Dartmouth visits Cornell. Rhode Island at Connecticut. Hobart at Tufts. Wagner at Springfield. Trinity at Wesleyan. Southern Connecticut at American International. Bridgeport at Central Connecticut.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Princeton
Amherst
New England
Amherst College
Williams
Ameherst Lord Jeffs
Boston College
Miami
Mass
University of Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Redmen
Orlando
Fla
Yankee
Holy Cross
Boston University
Crusader
Eddie Anderson
Dartmouth
Cornell
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Hobart
Tufts
Wagner
Springfield
Trinity
Wesleyan
Southern Connecticut
Amereican International
Bridgeport
Central Connecticut
Baseball's Tribute To Fred Hutchinson
Baseball paid its final respects to Fred Hutchinson at a Florida viewing before burial in Renton Washington. The former Reds manager died of chest cancer at 45 after guiding Cincinnati to the 1961 pennant. survivors include his wife Patricia and children Rick Jack Joe and Patty. Honorary pallbearers and colleagues expressed shock and mourning.
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Bradenton
Fla
UPI
Fred Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Cincinnati Reds
Griffith-Cline
Anna Maria Island
Renton
Wash
Mount Olivet
William O. DeWitt
George Ballou
Walter Hoot’ Evers
Hank Greenberg
Frank Slocum
Joe Garagiola
J. D. Webb
Jim King
Bill McKechnie Sr
Bill McKechnie Jr
Bennie Scanio
Bill Veeck
Dick Sidler
Jim Turner
Reggie Otero
George Birdie Tebbets
Tebbets
Cleveland Indians
Baseball
William Hutchinson
Seattle
Reds
Patricia
Rick
Jack
Joe
Patty
John P. Hutchinson
San Francisco
Mary Crosette
Bellvue
Cincinnati
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit
Norwich 19 Game Hockey Schedule 1964-65 Announced
Norwich University unveils a 19 game hockey schedule for the 1964 65 season opening December 2 at Dartmouth. Ten games are set at home through March 3 with contests against Dartmouth Colgate Hamilton Bowdoin AIC New Hampshire Williams Middlebury Sir George Williams Northeastern Vermont Merrimack Massachusetts and College Militaire plus away games at several locations.
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Northfield
Norwich University
Dartmouth
Colgate
Hamilton
Bowdoin
AIC
Williams
Colby
New Hampshire
Sir George Williams
Middlebury
College Militaire
Northeastern
Vermont
Merrimack
Massachusetts
Wagner Signs with Cleveland Indians for 1965
Leon Wagner became the first Cleveland Indian to sign his 1965 contract. The slugging outfielder belted 31 homers and drove in 100 runs for the Tribe last season. In Milwaukee, the Braves will skip the Baseball Association of Wisconsin’s 27th annual dinner as they prepare to move to Atlanta and have not responded to invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Ohio
UPD
Leon Wagner
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Milwaukee
UPI
Milwaukee Braves
Baseball Association of Wisconsin
Braves
Atlanta
Association
Elly Luderus
Norwich Soccer Team Invited To Tourney
Norwich University’s powerful cadets earned a District 1 invitation to the Atlantic Coast regional tournament set for November 20 and 21 at Tufts University. The squad posted a 7-1 record with six shutouts, allowing only four goals in eight games, and suffered their only defeat to Middlebury. Other contenders include Long Island University and Washington and Lee, with a fourth school to be chosen, possibly Coast Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northfield
UPD
Norwich University
Tufts University
Middlebury
Norwich
Long Island University
Washington and Lee
Coast Guard
Garden State Stakes Among Racing's Richest Prizes
Entries for the Garden State Stakes near Cherry Hill New Jersey list ten two year olds for the $301,700 race. Horsemen contributed $176,700 via nomination and starting fees while Garden State Park adds $125,000. Costs for seven starters total $2,440 each, others total $12,000. The favorite is Sadai owned by Mrs. Mary B. Hecht who has already won the Arlington Washington Futurity this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Hill
N.J
UPD
Garden State Park
Garden State
Sadai
Mary B. Hecht
Arlington- Washington
Courtney to Coach Houston Colts next year
Clint Courtney, former catcher for five American League clubs, will be a coach and bullpen catcher for the Houston Colts next year.
Celtics Lose First Game To Philadelphia Toppers
Philadelphia 76ers upset Boston 110 to 109 as Paul Neumann hit a jump shot with seven seconds left. Celtics led early, built a 68-47 halftime edge, but Philadelphia surged to a 110-109 win. Lucious Jackson led all scorers with 27. Sam Jones had 24 for Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celtics
Philadelphia
New York
UPI
Philadelphia 76
Boston Celtics
Boston
Los Angeles Lakers
Boston Garden
Lakers
Paul Neumann
Chet Walker
Lucious Jackson
John Havlicek
Neumann
Jackson
Sam Jones
Champlain Names Basketball Coach Champlain Names Basketball Coach
Champlain College in Burlington named Gingras head basketball coach. The former UMass standout and current St. Michael's College soccer coach formerly coached basketball, soccer and baseball at Windham College and has worked as a tennis pro at Larchmont Yacht Club for six summers.
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Chief Deville
Langtry
Damon Grattan
Silk
Sweet
Victor
Newsom
Rosecroft
Inca
Sumterey
Dacron
Bart
Cosco
Haynes
Kane,inc
Dial
Main St
Bennington
Bulk Feed Service
Fence & Fence
Whitman ’S Feed Store
North Street
Aero Motorola
Moderate Price
Motorola
RADIO
Babcock Electric
Morgan ST
Clay Liston
Cassius
Cambridge
Harvard
Brown
Kelso
Ismael Valenzuela
Laurel Race Course
Gun Bow
Walter Blum
Volliet
Plymouth
Belvedere Sed
Volkswagen
R&h
Liggettbosworth Sales & Service
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vt
Courtney
Champlain
WM. E. Lauzon
Lauzon’s Machine & Eng. CO
Fillmore Street
Bennington, Vermont
Hinsdale Raceway
Hinsdale, N.H
Bombardier
Haynes Bros
Wilmington
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