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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1970

Page

11

Love or Umpire Strife Grounds Playoff Talks

A long recalling of baseballs mythic devil and umpires, amid postseason pay talks. Umpires clash with MLB over playoff and World Series fees while players and fans react, with NLRB cases and alleged game fixing swirling around the dispute. The piece notes a $500 playoff raise demand, a broader feud over pay, and skepticism about motives as negotiations resume in New York.

New York Bill Valentine National Labor Relations Board Baseball N.L.R.B National League Montreal Leo Durocher Cubs League Philadelphia Dick Selma Phillies Mets Selma Major League Umpires Association Chicago Umps Major League Players’ Association

Series Finances From Fifth World Series Report

Financial figures from the fifth World Series game show net receipts of 445091.73 dollars. Entries list the Commissioner's Office 66673.76, Baltimore Club 94582.00, Cincinnati Club 94581.99, American League Office 94581.99, National League Office 94581.99, and players pool shares only in the first four games.

Baltimore UPI Commissioner's Office Cincinnati

Pownal Entries Race Card Highlights October 16 1970

A list of horse names paired with owners or trainers across multiple entries and divisions labeled FIRST through SEVENTH with purses of 1550 to 1500 dollars. Notable names include Morgan Handley Boismier Castaneda Pruden Hill and Neff among others. The fragment shows extensive entry sheets for a Pownal event with NB markers indicating non-betting or incomplete listings.

Memorial Prince Moola Man—Morgan Mr. Cranberry Odd Adam Miss Lamans—Cardella Veggy—Castaneda A R. Symmes Greta R. Cook Plastique—Morgan Seguidor— Morgan Robbies Fame Handley Scooper T.—Gino Rome E.T.H Alert Magic—Combs Go Rob Go Hill Orbit Gem Bo Chuckel—Morgan Tower Cap—Pruden Galway Castaneda Doreen Prince—Green Lucky Kelly Catalyze—Hanks Hills Hope—Smith Morambo—Hanks Brett—Boismier Big Deal—Hill Bill Hank—Castaneda Smooth Alba—Hanks Delores Ann—Morgan All Command—Boismier Will He Scoot—Neff Charm—Sorensen

Hinsdale Entries feature Derby style horse racing card

Hinsdale Entries lists racing entries and placings across six paces with tied crews and purses. Notable names include Harry W Schmidt Pasha King Naginewicz Dixie Lind Edmunds Debbie Demon Vic Adio and Grateful Niv Bartus, plus Second and Third place finishes with purses of 500 dollars and 500 dollars respectively. The card enumerates horses, riders, and owners across multiple heats, indicating track event structure and prize allocations.

Eee Harry W.—Schmidt Mountain Admiral Pasha King—Naginewicz Dixie Lind Colby Manor Edmunds Debbie Demon Marshal Ae- Vic Adio Grateful Niv—Bartus Pace Jutras Jody Bear—Richards Far A Miss Marshall Greenlawn Doc—Lawrence Shadydale Spangle—Letend Proud Caroline Lawrence C K Harvey Coleman Can Tar Martha—Lancaster Sally Abe Pleau Nancy Dares DeCarlo Golden Pearl—Mattison Marion Flyer Plante Senator Sattle Kane G. Carmine Abbe—Duckley Air Grattan Harris Pillsbury Queens Ohio—Gardner Widower Key Hole—Thibault Princess Morton—Buckley Rebel Land Guy—DeCario Betty Ann—Pleau Tony B—Pike Helpful Hanna—Silk Night Indian Pulver Blake Corbitt Kane Gailbee the Great Anderson Tangey Gallon

Television in Review: Nixon Agnew Shine on TV

Hollywood writer Rick Du Brow notes that Nixon and Agnew excel on television, surpassing Eisenhower and Johnson in video presence. The piece highlights Nixon’s improved on screen presence and Agnew’s natural ease, citing a Frost show appearance with four student body presidents as pivotal proof of a two man White House video punch.

Hollywood UPI Richard Nixon Spiro Agnew Eisenhower Nixon John F. Kennedy Kennedy Lyndon Johnson Johnson Hubert Humphrey White House Agnew David Frost

Pownal School Bids Open for Snow and Landing Services

The Pownal School Board seeks bids for snow plowing at Center School and plowing and landing at Oak Hill School. Service areas include driveways, parking areas, and a wide path around each building. Bids due 4:00 p.m. October 27, 1970 in Sup t Corcoran's office. Board may accept or reject all bids. Florence N Wood administrative assistant.

Pownal Center Oak Hill Sup’t. Corcoran Florence N. Wood

Card of Thanks from Mrs Bernard F Ryan and family

Gratitude to friends neighbors and all who assisted in our sad hour. Deep thanks for kind ness and special consideration remembered. Their help thoughtful deeds and tributes will not be forgotten. Bernard F Ryan family

Bernard F. Ryan Ezekiel Cross Sr

Thank You Note From Brandon Training School

Mrs. Roberts receives gratitude from Brandon Training School for donated clothes. Marjorie E. Doyle signs the gift acknowledgment, praising the effort to make the garments wearable and expressing appreciation for the kindness.

Mrs. Roberts Brandon Training School Marjorie E. Doyle

Vermont Social Welfare proposes rule on rental standards with Rutland Housing Authority

The Vermont Department of Social Welfare gives notice of intent to amend rental standards with the Rutland Housing Authority, effective December 1, 1970. Adoption hearing planned October 30, 1970. Interested parties may submit views in writing before that date. Oral hearing available if requested by October 23, 1970 by 25 signatories or by eligible groups. Hearing at 10:00 a.m. October 30, 1970 in Montpelier.

Vermont Department of Social Welfare Rutland Housing Authority Department of Social Welfare Montpelier

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