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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1969

Page

9

Quarry Bows Out With Knockout

Jerry Quarry, 24, Irish American from Bellflower, Calif, announced after stopping Brian London in the second round that he is retiring from boxing to pursue acting starting next February. London, who hoped for a title bout, was unable to match Quarry’s power as the referee corrected an earlier bell, and Quarry finished the fight with a late knockdown in the second round.

Oakland Jerry Quarry Bellflower Calif England Brian London Sonny Liston London Rudy Ortega Quarry Jimmy Ellis Brian

Brockton Bids Rocky Farewell

Thousands of mourners attended the requiem for Rocky Marciano at St. Colman s Church after the boxing champion s death in a private plane crash. Born Rocco Marchegiano he held the heavyweight title from 1952 to 1956 with 49 professional wins 43 by knockout. His widow and three children survive along with his parents.

Hickey Brockton St. Colman’s Church Marciano Barbara Cousens Fort Lauderdale Fla Rocco Marchegiano Iowa Joe Walcott Philadelphia Walcott

Hinsdale Entries the 5th Race Card at Oak Grove

Day’s harness card lists horses and odds for the Fifth race at Oak Grove with six entries including Miss Bernardston Morrison Rips Jennie Palmer and Tessie The Tease plus Time and Persian Pat. Wager payouts noted Daily Double paid 20.80. Calvette Sluti Quick Thought Dependable Banker among others.

Miss Bernardston—Morrison Lord Adam—Coleman Oak Grove Mabel—House Rips Jennie—Palmer Tessie the Tease Boismier Gladan — Handley Pat — Pruden Abbe Louise Nile Abbot Harry W Merry’s Irene Hideaway Lind Chris Melody Dusty Glenfern Captain Lobell Los Cause Titus Byrd Galen’s Cupar Mr. Ego Senator Russ Nan Sand Misann Flash Dean's Request Korwin Nonee Val Laird Roan Flyer Barbender Daylite Baron Newport News George Sampson Handle — Suis Hep MacKay Sprouse Tremont — Coppola Cirrus — Butcher Dell Truax — Cole May Gray — Wells

Pownal Entries at September 4 1969 Horse Racing Meet

A list of nine race divisions with first through ninth place horses and jockeys, including prize money per division. Notable entries include Handley trained horses in multiple races and Santiago, Hanks, Wiseheart, NB, and Pruden among others.

Handley Davis Duke of New York Santiago Wiseheart Lord Sin—Karpe Sluti Flying Pins Little Phyllis—Santiago Rock McGee— Hanks Silk and Silver—Mafia Sun Triomphe—Green Mr. Banker Hanks Bold Lee—Hanks Porky—Handley Donato Little Lizzette Prudent Mary Russell Nathelon My Character Chew the Fat Fortune Hunter Hickory George Doc A DeLeo—Santiago Donahue Echo Miss—Hanks Royal Plane My King— Pruden Buford Bunny—Santiago Corn Nubbin Bar Pilot Little Willie Good King—Wiseheart Correggio Royalera—Hanks Shumard

Saratoga Entries Lights Up Thoroughbred Card

Saratoga race day lists ten harness and pony pace and trot events for Thursday September 4 with a mix of $600 to $3000 purses. Notable entrants include Fairmeade Melody General Jim Misty Eve Morrison Lobell and Billy Neff among others, with multiple ae jockey associations noted.

Pace Daily Pick Nason Fleet Pick Jimmys Doll Shadydale Dream Marshall G. Brown Jeans Edith—House Jet Demon Collogne General K—Provost Newman—Blaxe Texas Way Giddis Pleasant Time Wilsey Congress George—Burgess Judy Braden—DuBois Mountain Lee—Lacombe Colleen B—Allen Evas Dale—House Irish Hawk Marshall Fairside Snippy—Schmidt Teenie Sue—Nason Double H—Wheeler Roman Way—Beckwith Conly Abbot—Gilman Niblet— Mattison Bobbis Pride—Cassidy Meadwood—Bartus Chesters Marimae Pike Dark Haven Snap Plante Lady Cracker—Gilman River Drive Inman Gay Sox—Johnson Cheri Liner Marshall Colemanne Hal Wayne Martin Melvin Creed—Plante Shady Side Jerry—Silk Carmine Abbe McCarthy High Cloverleaf D’ Alessandro Billy Burns Foster Adios Sunshine Bartus Mighty Adios Elm—Tremblay Incense—Collogne Jezebel—Gilman Senator Jack—Sutherland Goldies Adios Boy—Mattison Poplar Connie Essential—Palmer Manor Dean—House Jim Flanagan Lacombe Letendre Rocky Gene—Allen Kent—Tremblay McMan—Letendre Notorious Pick—House Mighty O’brien Tremblay King Blackguard Colby Fountain—Morrison Toujours Laconia Miss Meadow War—Silk Caroline Choo Choo—McFarlin Surrey—Palmer Waterfront Bobby Adios—Gilman Scotch Rockete—Gagne Jacquelyns Cheer—Langtry General Jim McGuire Hazel Mite Goodsell Cash Oregon— Moran Alien Volo Misty Eve Cappella Ephram—Simeszky Lyric—Richards Marion E Volo June— Goodsell Artie Hanover von Lands— Harrison Brave Margaret—Kazmaier Cold Wyn—Simeszku Letha Tag—Langtry Explorer—Allen Buddile C—Adams Billy Neff Mondi Jr Prince Hoot—Davis Ramblin Star Bromley Phillips Pride Alkes F.C. Von—Belmonte Grand Blaze— McGuire Fringe

Fenway Flock Splits With A's In Double Bill

Boston’s Red Sox split a doubleheader with Oakland. In the opener Jim Lonborg, Sonny Siebert, and Al Lyle faltered as Sal Bando lifted the A’s to a 7-4 win after a 4-0 Boston lead. Mike Nagy edged Oakland 5-1 in relief, rookie Syd O'Brien and Jerry Moses homered, Nagy improving to 6 straight wins. A medical setback hit Ray Culp amid the victory spell.

Boston UPI Boston Red Sox Fenway Bosox Oakland Fighting Athletics Red Sox Jim Lonborg Sonny Siebert al Lyle Athletics Sal Bando Russ Gibson Mike Nagy Frank Nagy Nagy Syd O’brien Jerry Moses O’brien Ray Culp Andrews Lonborg Danny Cater Dick Green Tom Reynolds Siebert Bert Campaneris Petrocelli Gibson Lyle Reggie Jackson Bando Jackson

Mighty Bullet Stakes Win at Saratoga Shows Tight Racing

Saratoga results show Mighty Bullet winning the eighth with a time of 2 04.4, driven by LeDuc, while Mighty Stepper A and Miss Lady Scott place in ninth and Tin Knocker leads tenth. Separate baseball notes report injuries for Culp, roster moves, and Fenway attendance nearing a historic milestone as Boston faces Washington with Romo and Bosman scheduled.

Culp Red Sox Washington Vicente Romo Dick Bosman Fenway Park Ted Williams Nagy O’brien Petrocelli Yastrzemski Andrews

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