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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1965

Page

10

Vikings Versus Packers In Must Game After Van Brocklin Exit

Norman Van Brocklin faces his first game as Vikings coach after quitting earlier in the week over the team’s failure in big games. Minnesota, 5-4 in a three way tie for third, hosts Green Bay, who seek to stay within one game of the Colts. Experts make Minnesota two point favorites. Other NFL picks include Baltimore over Philadelphia, Cleveland over Dallas, St. Louis over New York, Chicago over Detroit, San Francisco over Los Angeles, and Washington over Pittsburgh.

Minnesota Norm van Brocklin Packers Baltimore Colts Vikings Chicago Detroit van Brocklin Baltimore Green Bay Philadelphia Cleveland Dallas St. Louis New York San Francisco Los Angeles Washington Pittsburgh NFL Gary Cuozzo Johnny Unitas Colts Norm Snead Pete Retzlaff Jimmy Brown Frank Ray Browns Jimmy Cowboys Giants Cardinal Charley Johnson Cards Bears Rudy Bukich Gale Sayers Bukich L.A John Brodie Ken Willard Dave Parks Rams Sonny Jurgensen Steelers

Deer Weighting Roster Lists Withers, Bennington Areas

Deer weighing station reports list numerous individuals from Bennington region including John Briggs and Gilbert Mattison Jr with weights like sp-92 and 4-130. The long roster covers Deerkill to Peru entries, noting multiple out‑of‑state towns and several sp‑numbers across Winhall Bondville Peru and nearby locales.

Ted DeMarco John Briggs North Bennington Sandgate Wilfred Dufresne Bennington Woodford Gilbert Mattison Jr Shaftsbury Robert Cardimino North Adams Mass Wells Harry Porter East Rupert Clyde Monroe Manchester Edward Watson Benenington Ralph Bevis Somerset Wilson Kirkendale Naugatuck Conn Chester Zieba Adams Henry Zieba Jr Albert Willard Joseph Schreiner Brentwood L.I Danby William Strohmaier Pownal Deerkill Winhall Lawrence Jenks Bondville Sprague Lyons Lexington Conrad Poirier Holden Miriam Alexopoulous Charles Zolek Syosset N.Y Fred Mynarkiewicz Glen Cone Aldis Gwebe Stamford

NH Sweepstakes Faces Supreme Court Appeal

Concord NH UPI reports the New Hampshire Sweepstakes, hailed as thriving, may face a major legal challenge as the Justice Department plans to appeal a lower court ruling to the Supreme Court. Executive Director Edward Powers warns a ruling against the program could hurt interstate ticket sales and mail orders, with 80 percent of tickets sold to out of staters. The case centers on Anthony Fabrizio of Elmira NY and the transfer of sweepstakes acknowledgments across state lines. If the high court rules against the program, New Hampshire may seek friends-of-the-court participation to explain the statewide impact on public education funding from proceeds.

Concord N.H UPI New Hampshire Edward Powers U.S. Supreme Court Powers High Court Anthony Fabrizio Elmira N.Y Fabrizio U.S. District Court New York Justice Department Commission John King Executive Council Supreme Court Joseph A. Millimet Millimet Henry Peterson Peterson Congress

Red Sox Release Veteran Frank Malzone

The Boston Red Sox announced the unconditional release of 35-year-old third baseman Frank Malzone after he asked waivers. General manager Dick O Connell called Malzone a steady performer and said his departure marks the end of an era for the team.

Boston UPI Boston Red Sox Frank Malzone Red Sox Dick O’connell Frank

Liston backs Paterson in Clay fight. training plans noted

Sonny Liston announced Floyd Patterson has a good chance against Cassius Clay in their title bout next Monday night. He plans to resume serious training in January, weighs about 215 pounds, and says he will fight again, starting on the bottom if needed to climb back to the top. Liston has not boxed since the Maine rematch with Clay.

Las Vegas Nev UPI Sonny Liston Floyd Patterson Thas Cassius Clay Paterson Clay Patterson Liston Lewiston Maine Denver Colo Sonny

Hinsdale Raceway Entries for Nov 20 1965 Card

Race program listing eight daily divisions with first place pairs and horses, drivers, and earnings. Notable entrants include Mountain Grattan-Mattison Mal Faust-House Jerseytown-Stewart Yellow Brook Ace-Manziano and many more across Trot and Pace events with purses from 400 to 600 dollars. The schedule spans morning afternoon and night sessions with numerous horse and driver pairings and winning lines.

Owens Owes Income Tax

Former Olympic track star Jesse Owens, aged 52, faces four counts for failure to file income tax returns from 1959 to 1962 on a gross income of $59,000. UPI reports the information filed by assistant U.S. director attorney Thomas K. Curoe. Owens is a radio disc jockey at WAAF in Chicago and a partner in Owens West and Associates.

Chicago UPI U.S Jesse Owens Thomas K. Curoe Owens WAAF Owens- West and Associates

Bennington Woman Builds Racing Stable Around Star Junior Mite

Sadie Sweet of Bennington Vermont turned from a drug store clerk to a race horse owner after buying Junior Mite in 1963. The five year old, once an outlaw, rose to a 2 03 5 record under trainer-driver Noel Olin and now heads a growing stable with three other horses. She aims to race year round, including plans to run six or eight more horses and split seasons between the south and the north. Junior Mite remains her favorite and she has refused a 20000 offer for him.

Sadie Sadie Sweet Bennington Junior Mite Saratoga Raceway Noel Olin Mite

Yanks Beat Emerson Stolle to Claim Australian Doubles Title

Marty Riessen and Clark Graebner defeated Roy Emerson and Fred Stolle 6-3 12-10 3-6 6-3 to win the New South Wales Championships doubles title in Sidney. Newcombe reached the singles final, while Nancy Richey advanced in women's singles after a 6-4 6-4 win. Graebner starred with sharp serving and backhand returns, while Stolle struggled on serve.

Sidney Australia UPI Marty Riessen Evanston Ill Clark Graebner Beechwood Ohio Roy Emerson Fred Stolle New South Wales Riessen Graebner John

Vermont deer kill trails last year's tally by margin

The Vermont Fish and Game Department reports 8348 deer taken so far, 500 behind last season, with central Vermont areas seeing snow aiding hunts. Windsor County leads with 1617 deer, Rutland 1282, Orange 1141, and bear harvest sits at 244. An estimated 350 to 400 deer remain to be taken before season end.

Montpelier UPI State Fish and Game Department Vermont Windsor County Rutland County Orange County

Saratoga Raceway Entries for Saturday November 20 1965

The program lists race by race entries for the Saratoga Raceway card on Saturday November 20 1965. First Trot mile $600 features Wee Connie Liver Jessie's Baby Bonnie Lee D Shadydale Hi Tone Little Nymph Darn Charlton Lionel C Merry's Irene lapgage mile $600 includes Intention Plenty Quick Lucky Ambar Topaz Black Widow Annabel Adios Lynn Flash Heather Heather Land. Third Troil mile $700 lists Averill's Dick Cool Yankee Acme Runnymede Cathy Burning Blaze Hay Judge Second Guess Kay T Gallon. Fourth Pace mile $800 shows Town Gossip Lady Wonder Galliput Knight Scene Forbes Rosecroft Success Comes Handy Lad eee mile $600 Gold A Plenty Frankie s Boy Willow Brook Dick Cupid Force Santa Express Olin Greg s Boy My Bette Dory Chubb. Six TH Pace mile $700 features Hill Views Flash Abbielwyn Hal Ozark Walter Doc Valentine Farmite Fashion Dares Orbit Volo Maple Hill King. Seventh Pace 1 mile $1200 includes Miss Key Emlen Rose Oregon Topaz Pete Gold Robbin S E Phil Meadow Stacey Sunset Prince. Eighth Pace 1 mile $1800 lists Erin O Dudley Mighty Little One Widower s Action Sea Buoy Westleigh Boy Junior Mite. Ninth Pace 1 mile $1200 Knight Play.

Wee Connie — Liver Jessie’s Baby — DeSantis Bonnie Lee D. — Ransford Shadydale Hi Tone — Childs Little Nymph Livingston Darn Charlton — Langtry Lionel C. — Davis Merry’s Irene Leslie Lapgage Intention — Fanelli Quick — Tingley Lucky Ambar — Davis Topaz Black Widow — Davis Annabel Adios — Garnsey Lynn Flash — Spencer Heather A Heather Land — Coville Dick — Bloodgood Cool Yankee — Arthurs Acme — Annese Cathy — Goodsell Burning Blaze Hay Judge — Spencer Second Guess Folger Kay T. Gallon — Langtry Childs Lady Wonder — Garnsey Galliput — Davis Knight Scene Coville Forbes Rosecroft Bloodgood Olin Handy Lad Bromley Frankie’s Boy Willow Brook Dick — Cassavaugh Cupid Force — Oakes Santa Express Greg’s Boy — O’connor My Bette — Fanelli Dory Chubb — Butcher Abbielwyn Hal — Butcher Ozark Walter — Heeney Doc Valentine Staker Farmite — Ambo Fashion Dares — Coville Orbit Volo — Fanelli Maple Hill King Miss Key Emlen — Langtry Rose Oregon — Bromley Topaz Pete — Davis Gold Robbin — Garnsey S. E. Phil — McGee Meadow Stacey — Chretien Sunset Prince — Hamilton Erin O’dudley — Garnsey Mighty Little One — Davis Widower’s Action — Davis Sea Buoy — McGee Westleigh Boy — Parker Junior Mite — Olin

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