Wesleyan Soph Erases Records
Wesleyan coach Don Russell started Pete Panciera at quarterback and the 19-year-old Freshman turned Sophomore has dazzled, throwing for 539 yards and nine touchdowns in two games while guiding the Cardinals to a win over Bowdoin. Panciera’s early success stems from poise, strong handed throws, and the veteran corps around him led by captain Stu Blackburn.
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Middletown
Conn
UPI
Wesleyan
Don Russell
Pete Pandera
Cardinals
Russell
Pandera
Meriden
Middlebury
Vt.) College
Panciera
Bowdoin
Wings
Pete
Stu Blackburn
Blackburn
Claremont
Calif
Rick Ketterer
Trenton
N.J
Pete Canoni
Wellesley
Mass
D'Arcy LeClair
Sillery, Que
Gene Lang
Belle Glade
Fla
Pownal Entries 1968 racing lineup results list
Race program from Pownal on Wednesday October 9 1968 features nine harness divisions with first through ninth place horses and owners in each heat. Notable entries include Star Law Flying Piper Woleba Almost June Coincidence The Doge's Joy My Encore Wow Royal Tune Oasis Shree Per Proc Mr Goldstone Soluk Jimmy Jump Up Handsome Lad Yankee ing and more across first to ninth divisions with NB and Pruden Handley Gash Dorado owners.
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Wave—Davis
Chesty Lew—Peacheff
Dauce Win
Quick Killick
Abaway
Real Hero
Donahue
Star Simms
Dean
Handley
Downred
Sun Poppy
Mr. Flem
Little Kim
Kolene
Pet
Shrove
Santiago
Fighting Whig
Bruce
Star Law—Donato
Flying Piper—Pruden
Woleba—Davis
Coincidence—Pencheff
Wow—Pruden
Fleetglow—Struss
Spurtree
Pruden
Mr. Perry Jr
Donato
Fillygold
Capability Brown—Rodriguez
Choose Wid’ Care
Cesere’s Son
Doling—Handley
Miss Kandahar
Krul
Sandra Stassewski
Silver Stud Stable
Oasis
Shree—Gash
Mr. Goldstone
Cardella
Soluk—Rodriguez
Naskak
Jimmy Jump
Pete
Sorensen
Rodriguez
Pecheff
Gallant H.—Pencheff
Big John R.—Phillips
Masia
Corn Nubbin
Handsome Lad—Leone
Yankee
Iing
Davis
Speed Command
Beech Jacket
Sarge—Sorensen
Anita
Vicki
Prince
Russ Gestner
George M.L
Ebwerzer
Tell
Cooper
Gash
Garth
Beloit
Nashaleen
Half Miler—Handley
Tropical King—Sheppard
Royal Paul—Pruden
Maggie R
Saratoga Harness Entries Highlight Multiple Pacing Races
The Saratoga meet on Tuesday October 8 1968 lists first through tenth pace events with detailed horse driver pairings led by Tamara Ann and Way Torp in the opening divisions. Notable entries include Gunshot Hanover Archand Miss Rosemaria and several high stakes purse races across the card.
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Tamara Ann—Spagnola
Elkingtons
Bloodgood
Miss Bonnie Jack—Olin
New Luck—Belmonte
Rangers
Jewell— Paquet
Mountain Master—Fesh
Jet Jimmie—Goddard
Johnny Rhythmn
Blake
Meadow Coast
Way Torp—Barlow
Gypsy Hill
Kelly
Wicomico Slater—Burgoyne
Vicidomini
Blitzen Brook—Messer
Airebl
Linda Pence
Pease
Gunshot Hanover
Chesters
Heck
Helen Wingo
Hourthan
Dillsola—Barlow
Leslie Diamond
Fanelli
Skeeter Wyn—Cramer
Kwita Kid—Davis
Little Miss Hasty
Paquet
Shining Knight
Kanene
Archand
Pace
Speed Kid
Ormier
Cherilden
DeSantis
May Doll—Watson
Camden Patrick—Inukai
Ellens
Saratoga Racing Results Report October 7 1968
A recap of Saratoga results shows multiple harness races with winners Ol Boom Langtry Bonnieburn Watson Camila Mite, plus second Hazel Mile Santa Express Tarbet and times around 2 12.1. The card includes divisions First through Sixth Pace events with payouts, plus Attendance and Handle figures.
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Ol! Boom—Langtry
Bonnieburn— Watson
Camila Mite
Belmonte
Hazel Mile
Morel
Santa Express
Olin
Tarbet—Coloton
Lucila Hanover
Hourthan
Candy Lobell
Cole
Nipper Knows—Wells
June— White
Roan Abbe
Rocco
Planty Quick
Tingley
Lady Jane Sota—Butcher
Concho Kid—Bogardus
Auredate—Moore
Harris or Marzetti vie for BC starting QB role
Boston College coach Joe Yukica plans a practice duel between quarterbacks Frank Harris and Joe Marzetti to decide the starter for Saturday’s Villanova game at Alumni Stadium. Harris, a sophomore, appears favored though Yukica has not committed.
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Boston
UPI
Boston College
Joe Yukica
Frank Harris
Joe Marzetti
Villanova
Alumni Stadium
Yukica
Eagles
Harris
U S Track Coaches Rally Optimism for Olympic Run
U S track and field coaches insist they broke no rules during altitude training and deny any dissension on the team as they forecast strong medals possibilities in Mexico City. Coach Payton Jordan and assistants defend training limits while asserting readiness and unity amid questions from British reporters.
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Mexico City
UPD
U.S
Payton Jordan
Jordan
South Lake Tahoe
Nev
Barnes
Douglas Roby
Har
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