North Adams Ring Card Nearing Completion
North Adams promoters spotlight a Nov. 23 Armory boxing show headlined by Al Romano vs Herb Walker. Semi finals feature Eddie Spence vs Ignatio Gonzalez and Norman Symonds vs Sebby Abatte. Tickets available at Ring Side Tavern Center Sports Adams McCarty’s Town House Frankie Martin’s Steak House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Adams
Sam Silverman
Armory
al Romano
New England
Chmpion
Berkshire
Herb Walker
Carmen Basilio
Syracuse
Eddie Spence
Pittsfield
Ignatio Gonzalez
Worcester
Norman Symonds
Sebby Abatte
Milan
Italy
Ringside Tavern
Center Sports
Adams
McCarty
Frankie Martin
Derby Drug Scandal Breathes On Dancer's Image Testimony
Louisville witnesses recount Dancer's Image postrace history as Kentucky Derby fate hinges on an appeal. Peter Fuller, owner of the colt, testifies with film of four races including the Derby, insisting the horse won fair and not drugged. The Kentucky Racing Commission reviews the disqualification that shifted first prize to Forward Pass after a positive phenylbutazone test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
UPH
Peter Fuller
Kentucky State Racing Commission
Dancer
Fuller
Churchill Downs
Kenneth W. Smith
Kentucky Racing
Calumet Farm
Forward Pass
Dancer’s Image
Florida Perfecta Pays Off Big at Tropical Park
United Press International reports a new betting craze the big perfecta paid $26,055.80 after last Saturdays Tropical Park race. Bettors must pick the first two finishers in order in the fifth and then in the seventh. Derby Trial and Singing Forest were first and second in the fifth, Dr J Lee led Love Bandit in the seventh, Hand to Hand won the Walt Whitman Handicap at Garden Park, and Windsor Honey captured the Pacifica Purse at Bay Meadows. Other notable results included Sir Hickory at Laurel and Bol N Ball at Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropical Park
Florida Race Track
Derby Trial
Singing Forest
Dr. J. Lee
Love Bandit
Cambridge Stable
Garden Park
Rulero
Aqueduct
Bolinasclip
Bay Meadows
Windsor Honey
Sir Hickory
Laurel
Cooper Canyon
Churchill
Bol N Ball
Lincoln
Distaff Jockey Prompts Uproar at Churchill Downs
Miss Penny Ann Early, 25, seeks to ride No Deficit in the ninth race, a $2,500 claiming event over six furlongs, aiming to become the first woman jockey at a major U.S. track. Jockeys, led by Mike Manganello, oppose competing against a woman, citing safety concerns and an informal agreement to boycott. Officials adopt a wait and see stance as the derby site weighs the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
UPID
U.S
Mike Manganello
Miss Early
Bo Tree
Churchill Downs
Manganello
Bob Gorham
Gorham
Deer Kill De Marco's Sporting Store Listings Mix
A long OCR list details names and partial addresses across Vermont towns including Bennington Shaftsbury Pownal and Manchester with many individuals and stock codes such as S-120 B Elm and 8-154. The fragment suggests an inventory or sales record linking customers and locations like Shaftsbury Bennington Pownal and Manchester with scattered codes and cross references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Marco’s
Bennington
Frederick Matheson
Searsbury
Eric Niles
Shaftsbury
Manchester
Gary Kinney
Londonderry
Harold Cook
Woodford
Ronald Rice
Burlington
Pownal
Edward Dewey
Roy Ware
Arlington
Richard Greene
Sandgate
Ted DeMarco
Frederick Pulver
Glastenbury
William Pulver
Walter Wrey
St. Albans
Ralph Nesbitt
Sunderland
Thomas LaFlamme
Joseph Jasinski
New Fairfield
Pawlet
Raymond Smith
Horsham
Penna
Rupert
Harold Dean
Thomas Hoyt
Norman LaCroix
Ted Brogue
Petersburg
N. Y
Edwin Luce
North Bennington
Shaftsburg
Leo Gauthier
John Lancour
South Dorset
Roger Bristol
Dorset
David Elwell
Ronald Loomis
Silas Harwood
Ernest Leonard
Expos sign Ross Hoffman to 1969 contract
The Montreal Expos signed first baseman Ross Hoffman to a 1969 contract with their Sarasota Florida Gulf Coast Rookie League club. Hoffman is a student at the University of Southern California.
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Montreal
UPI
Montreal Expos
Ross Hoffman
Sarasota
Florida Gulf Coast
Hoffman
University of Southern California
Hinsdale Harness Entries Race Card November 19 1968
The Hinsdale page lists first through ninth pace events with $500 to $600 purses. Notable entries include Wilma Lynn Watson Colone Bogey Mediar Song Mia Giles Meadow Scot and Happy Majesty plus teams such as Staley Hanover and Don Rhap. Congress George Burgess appears in the final line of the list.
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Wilma Lynn—Watson
Life Insurance
Trustee—Silk
Sign Raider
McFarlande
Gay Liberty
Cross
Axomite—Plante
Pace
Kilgarven—Gilman
Dodad—Baker
Conestoga
Barbara—McCarthy
Purdues
Lass—Castine
Mighty Derby—Mattison
Sun Tan
Guy—Seymour
Pete—Plante
Lucky Pick—Varnum Ae
Otecas
Harry W
Kane Eolas
Deb—Allen
Chief T.b.—Grady
Yankee Gal—Kane
the Switch—Marshall
John Dc—Berg
Holly Frisco
Arthurs
Frosty
Plante
Shenandoah Crain—Gilman
Express
Allen
Mike Rosecroft
Silk Rebob
Marshall
Tremblay
Touch of
O’brien
Kane
Interstate—Marshall
Gilman
Judy
Floor Freight—Allen
Lynaugh
Saltbox
Patricia—Grady
Flexible Jean—Silk
Lees Comet—Bryant
Galles Lure—Reed
Manor Way—Edmunds
McMan—Letendre
Painter Guy—Allen
Masconnette Jack—Gilman
Rebel Land
Ted—Goodsell
Miss Raymite
Miss Stymie—Clough
Titus Byrd—Blake
Maud Adios—Blake
Mountain Echo
Joe Mike
Mighty Adios
Maid—Tremblay
Don Rhap—Silk
Staley Hanover—Carlisle
Mr. Birdie—Clough
Colleen B—Allen
Grand Music—Gilman
Armbro Flash—Giddis
Hasty Mac—Mattison
Poor Johnnie—Marshall Ae Newman—Blake Congress
George—Burgess
Once Bumbling Bruins Could Capture Division
Boston star Phil Esposito, a 6 foot 1, 201 pound center, projects the Bruins to win the NHL East Division. With 8 goals and 18 points early, he anchors a line sharing team lead in goals with 15 and boosts the Bruins as they chase a division title after years out of the playoffs. His gritty play and decisive unassisted goal against the Oakland Seals highlight a season of cautious optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Gil Clancy
Clancy
Emily Griffith
Symonds
Griffith
Emile
Griffish
Nino Benvenutti
Boston
UPD
Phil Esposito
Boston Bruins
Phil Anthony Esposito
Bruins
Esposito
Bobby Hull
Chicago Black Hawks
Black Hawks
Hull
Stan Mikita
NHL
Sault Ste. Marie
Canada
Oakland Seals
Playboy Symbol Burns Indians at Dartmouth Game
Four Dartmouth defensive starters were scratched from the Penn game after first degree burns from a Playboy bunny symbol marked with lime on the Cornell field at Ithaca. The prank on the field seeped through uniforms as rain and snow left the turf soggy. Bowden Boyle Lease Maranzana were among the injured. Rieder sidelined with a neck injury.
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Hanover
N.H
UPI
Dartmouth College
Penn
Burns
Cornell
Dartmouth
Playboy Magazine
Ithaca
N.Y
Murray Bowden
Dave Boyle
Rick Lease
Lou Maranzana
Mike Rieder
Philadelphia
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General Electric
Shire City
New York
Jimmy Ellis
Florida Perfecta
United Press International
Dearborn
Vermont Gas
Utilgas Corp
Main ST
Igton, VT
Kroehler
Glastonbury
Fred Moffitt
Peru
Cyrus Moffitt
Kenneth Stemp
Leonard Hartnett
John Cornell
Franklin Wilson
Wallace Mattison
Marlboro
Kenneth Rice
Leroy Morse
James Welch
Bruce Belt
Plainville
Emily Harrington
Roger Cross
Clayton Jepson
Utica
William Burgess
Brattleboro
Smith Stratton
Gerald der Kar
Hoosick Falls
Michael Graham
Stanley Niegoda
Farris King
Harold Smith
James Spofford
East Dover
Betty Stratton
Thomas Dockum
Burton Richmond
Stewart Steadman
Lee
Mass
Nancy Gore
Richard Browe
Walter Ostrander
Shaftsbury Hollow
Winfred Wright
Andrew Crosier
Patricia Frinzer
West Arlington
Alan Frnzer
Danby
Carl Richey Sr
Bernard Belding
Robert Sweet
Hinsdale
Royal Majesty
Davie Abbedale
Farmer’s Ace
Tamis
Loule Yates
Peter
Dan Gray
Bull Lee
Golden Victor
Gypsy
Regina
Dynamic
Frank Symbol
Pink Diamond
Success Ollie
Cotton King
Lucknow
Sally
Spot
Star
Linda Pence
Amosson
Oscar
Billy Brooks
Golden Evelyn
Fly Fly Ace
Major Maraka
Mighty Hi Marge
Song Byrd
Flashy Patch
Miss Kalona
Perfecta
National Stores
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
CREEN
Ken Hodge
Tom Williams
Fred Stanfield
John Bucyk
John McKenzie
Seals
Chris Worthy
Playboy
Eida
Schenley Reserve
Schenley Aey
Schenley Distillers
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