Vermont Ski Facilities Expanding Every Year
Vermont shines as ski development surges with Bolton Valley and Jay Peak opening. Bolton Valley debuts three double chair lifts, 9 trails, 25 acres with nightly skiing and a 144-person base lodge. Jay Peak adds a 61-skier aerial tramway at 2,000 feet per minute plus new bases, top stations, night club, and restaurant.
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Bruins Stan Wings In Hockey Opener
Boston Bruins opened the 1966-67 season with a 6-2 win over the Detroit Red Wings at Boston Garden. Harry Sinden made his coaching debut and Bobby Orr played in his first NHL game, earning an assist on Boston's second goal as the Bruins jumped to a 5-1 lead and outshot Detroit 17-7 in the third period. Detroit's John McKenzie scored twice, with Murray Oliver, Wayne Connelly, Pit Martin, and Ron Schock adding goals for Boston’s win, while Sid Abel’s Red Wings struggled with checking. The Bruins next host Montreal after a pre-season showing that included a 3-0 victory over the Canadiens.
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Boston
UPI
Boston Bruins
Bruins
Boston Garden
Detroit Red Wings
National Hockey League
Harry Sinden
Bobby Orr
Sinden
Bruin
Roger Crozier
Orr
Red Wings
Wings
Eddie Johnston
Canadiens
Detroit
Red Wing
Sid Abel
McKenzie
John
Montreal
Garden
Habs
Harvard Seeks Rating Among Top Ten Elite
New York United Press International reports Harvard aims for a top ten rating amid college football buzz. Weekend picks favor Harvard, LSU, and Rice. Ivy League teams feature prominently, with multiple upsets and near-misses predicted across conferences.
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Harvard
New York
UPI
Crimson
Cambridge
LSU
Rice
Saratoga Racing Entries From Thursday October 20 1966
The Saratoga program lists ten racing events for Thursday October 20 1966. Each pace and trot event shows a first through eighth placing with horse names and owner or trainer initials, including notable entries such as Jim Blaze Jevons, Korwin Time, Ti Tex, Shadydale Pilot, Impulse, Syl's Ranger, Briarwood Gypsy, Foggy Escort, Milltown, and Frankie’s Boy among others. The card also notes ae and ye indicators for associated events and current events.
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Jim Blaze
Jevons
Princess A.E
Topaz Black Flame
Goodsell
Success
C, T
Ingenious— Annese
Bachelor Boy— Butcher
Scotch Creek— McQuigge
Sue Eden— Lamb
Phoebe Victoria— Tingley
Dreams Echo— Morse
Postakill
Pam— Watsonae
Pace
Gene Brewster
Butcher
Cassin
Tressa C.— Lamb
Happy Nell Dean—Geraghty
Hamilton
Kon Tiki Boy— DeMore
Lavender Gene
New Luck— Manzi
Medalilion— Cordeaux
Merry Diamond
Browneye
Salem
Buckshot Dale— Heeney
Jim Sword Demon
Foggy Escort
Olin
Katy Victoria— Power
Darling Wick— Pease
Morton W
Chase
Riccochet
Todd— Clothier
Flashy
Demon— Coppola
Silver Beach
Plenty
Ozzie Adios
Milltown
Fran Snow Sets March of Dimes Bowling Challenge
Fran Snow heats for the March of Dimes Benefit with a 217 single and 531 triple as DeVito faces fresh opposition. Phyliss Lindsey, Maxine Heald, Peg Ray, and Pat Main post solid scores in the Girls City League while a three way tie tightens the top among Dragons Winslow Whirlers and Powder Box. Monument League sees Al Noyes post a 661 triple. Gladstone’s Shoes in the Southern Vermont League suffers a lone loss with a three-man Dodge Fibers side. Pownal Valley leads the leagues, with Jeannette Bishop topping the Girls Green Mountain League in singles and triples. The Junior Bowlers Association gains a charter with an instructors course on November 9 at Bennington Lanes. signups through Mrs. Elinor Hysek.
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Fran Snow
Mr. DeVito
DeVito
Phyliss Lindsey
Maxine Heald
Peg Ray
Pat Main
Pat
Dragons
Winslow Whirlers
Jeanette Pierce
Wanda Provensal
al Noyes
Gladstone
Dodge Fibers
Tom Hyland Sr
Bernie Bellemare
Pownal Valley
Bellemare
Bob Lane
Carlton
Chuck Batease
Kegler
Steve Hitchey
Guttersnipes
Jeannette Bishop
Ralph
Alberta Collins
Deery
Sauer
R. Jones
JBA
Robert Mason
Eastern States
AIBA
Bennington
Elinor Hysek
Manchester
Green Mountain Entries October 21 1966 A Horse Race Card
Racing program lists nine races with $1,000 to $1,100 purses and ten to nine entries per race. Notable horses include Joe's Hope Pichette, Ramtek Wood, Fighter Boy Kelly, Ned's Mike Babi, and several NB marked runners.
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Joe’s Hope— Pichette
Carleil—Grasby
High Springs
Naskak— Masia
Eye Jay Jr
Montero
So Proud
Gino
Faraway Star—Santamaria
My Sim— Pasquarelli
Papa Joe G
Shepard
Bobby Chic
Tornambe
Fighter Boy— Kelly
Randy M.— Kelly
Military Brass— Elliott
Shopping— Olcott
Lovely Stone— Pasquarelli
Sun Memoriam
Cherokee Ford
Parnell View
Bulpawati— Johnson
Mitochondria— Hill
Beauway— Kelly
Sonabusher— Green
Dandy’s Son— Wood
Captain Lou— Wood
Old Smokey
Cardella
Snow Bear— Handley
Gaina Lass—Krul
Prince Paddy—Struss
Pineapple— Elliott
Handsome Lad— Leone
Boysenberry— Pruden
Mid Erin— O'Dell
Atti— Elliott
Freda— Elliott
Roman Flare
Murphys
Pruden
Lily’s Shangrila— Olcott
Cesarino— Pasquarelli
Tipont— Donato
Bully Bayou— Creedon
Matville Lady
Mount Senior
Milano
Peacheff
Shannon’s
Hope— Pichette
Roman Call—Heally
Orvie’s
Spirit
O’ Dell
Fearless King
Channel Two
Elliott
Royal Bronze
Hill
Bonnie Flare
Ned
Mike— Babi
Krul
Teddy’s Lad
Bold Retort— Kessler
Donahue
Howard W.— Donato
Happy Dancer
Pichette
Handyman Havlicek Rejoins Celtics After Tooth Surgery
Boston reports John Havlicek returns to action after an accessed tooth sidelined him for days. trainer Buddy LeRoux noted Havlicek had oral surgery this week and said the Celtics are in top shape early in the season. Wayne Embry aims to return to form after hamstring strain as Bill Russell plans to use Havlicek and Embry against Baltimore Friday night.
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Boston
UPI
John Havlicek
Boston Celtics
Havlicek
Buddy LeRoux
Ohio State
LeRoux
Celtics
Wayne Embry
Embry
Bill Russell
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