Racing Entries First Trot and Pace Across Many Divisions
A busy program lists multiple races with horses and drivers across divisions including First Trot Mile $500 and Second Pace Mile $800. Notable entries include Harvey's Boy K Watson Frisky Jimmy S Dunn Prince Arthur W Dyke Gloria C McQuigge and Runnymede Betty R Kniffen. events span Trot Pace and multiple classes with purses from $50 to $2,000 across Colonie and AE meet venues.
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Harvey's Boy
K. Watson
Frisky
Jimmy — S. Dunn
Prince Arthur — W. Dyke
Gloria
C. McQuigge
Runnymede
Betty — R. Kniffen Hanover
Mac — M. Pregent
Guy Demon — H. Hoyt AE
Colonie
Prince
Don Hanover — P. Plante Jr
Chalidate
Irene — M. Bossard
Lyle Hanover — K. Nichols Brother
Eden
S. Ransford Gay
Evelyn
J. Morrill
Thru Express
D. Childs
Ginger Springwood
S. Dunn
Rocco's Comet
J. Burdick
P. Dailey
Melburn Belle
M. Akoury Sr
Tom
H. Goodsell
Miki Wayne
J. Falbo
John — D. Miller
My Fascination
R. Dunn Hasty Fingo
P. Lynaugh
AE Kroger
Cheerio
Pick
Kimberly Abbey
High Hat
Ga. Garnsey
Perk
Rodney
N. Conley
Pete's
Pride
F. LaRovech
Saki Hanover
Rebel Land
F. Miller
Blue Yonder
A. Ambo
Topaz
Pete
D. Corneau
Pale Face
C. Bogardus
Oh Shaw
R. Bennett Francis Dares — M. Akoury Sr
Lady Wonder
D. Frasier AE
Scotch Eagle
D. Mile
E. Gilman
Shadydale Nugget
K. Gagne
Robin Hood
R. Cornelisier
Esquire
R. Pease Star
Santa
M. Bliss Jr
Blue Hardy
J. Foster Nash Hanover — M. Beckwith
Harry Noy
J. Winters
AE Peggy Regent
M. Peter
Pace
B. Higgins
Saubet
T. Carter
Kevin M
J. Moss
Red Marvel
H. Harp
Rusty Royal
B. Pike
Lybrook
W. Helmer
W. Faucher
Hattie Woodley
P. Constantino
A. Tommy's Dream
H. Bushway
L. Copeland Bell Way
G. Burgess
Portola
V. Culhane Whisper Advice
R. Cornellier
Haynes Up
King's Prophet
A. Day
Imnaway
L. Copeland Prince
Carl
J. Foster
Happy Elisa
R. Gagne
Edgewood Giers
A. Wilsey Jr
Jon — O. Burgoyne
Broken Sword
H. Harp Snow's Baby
H. Coleman Eyre
Hal
Ja. Hogan
Philharmonic
Fritzie Hal
J. Winters Victory
L. Depresio
Gumshoe
A. Pep Song
B. Mile
Rodney Guy
V. Horvath
Elmer Hi le
Ja. Hogan Witch
Kraft
G. Lockerman Jr
Racey
Lassie
John Michael
L. Copeland
Calumet
Hazel
J. Siewierski
Sno Bank
H. Coleman
Scottish
Discott
Patch
H. Berry
Scotch Brook
C — W. Culhane
Lord Jack
Choice
Holiday
H. Bushway Shower
Bolt
D. Cater
D. Orlisle Jr
Sputnik Tass
B. Davis
Aerospace Strike Half Likely Says Mediator Could Be Avoided
Dr. George W. Taylor, head of a special presidential board, says a major aerospace strike is half possible but hopeful for a deal as negotiations resume between labor and management ahead of the Sept. 21 deadline. Firms involved include North American Aviation, Lockheed Aircraft, General Dynamics, and Ryan Aeronautical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George W. Taylor
Labor and Management
United Auto Workers
International Association of Machinists
North American Aviation
Lockheed Aircraft
General Dynamics
Ryan Aeronautical
Ben Bella Faces Threat From Algeria’s Regular Army
In Algiers the new political bureau faces pressure as Col Boumedienne commands a 45,000 strong regular army while Ben Bella seeks control. A cease fire early in the week clashes with Boumedienne over Algiers restraint and timing of elections set for Sept 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Bella
Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Algeria
Col
Houari Boumedienne
Boumedienne
Vilayas
Wilayas
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Ben Khedda
Powell Hopes Anthologies Ring Bell for TV Season
Hollywood AP Dick Powell head of Four Star says they plan anthologies and comedies to revive the newspaper drama form. He notes networks control options and that 55 to 60 scripts have been gathered for his own anthology series where he hosts and stars in about one third of the episodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
Four Star
Dra-Ma
Lotus-Land
Enrollments Rise Across Bennington Districts on Opening Day
Southwestern Vermont districts report higher first day registrations with 1,241 pupils in the three Bennington Graded School District schools, up from 1,212 last year. Bennington High School shows the largest gain while North Bennington and Pownal see declines in some buildings. Kindergarten counts add to overall totals in Hillside and St Peter's parish programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Leon E. Wagner
Bennington Southwest
Bennington Graded School
Allan J. Heath
Arlington Elementary
Arlington High School
Greater Bennington Schools Inc
Beech Street
Molly Stark
North Bennington
North Pownal
Oak Hill
Pownal
Pownal Center
Shaftsbury
Woodford
Supt
Heath
Bennington High School
Bennington
Cora B. Whitney
Hillside
St. Peter’s
C. B. Whitney
Major League Leaders Pacific Coast League Scores
Baseball scores from the Pacific Coast League show Tacoma 2 Seattle 1, Spokane 6 Portland 1, San Diego 8 Hawaii 5, and Rochester 4 6 Syracuse 2 0. Oklahoma City 6 Indianapolis 1, Omaha 9 Louisville 3, Denver at Dallas-Fort Worth postponed by rain, Buffalo 61 Toronto 2 3, Jacksonville 5 Columbus 3, Richmond 5 Atlanta 4.
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Tacoma
Seattle
Spokane
Portland
San Diego
Hawaii
Oklahoma City
Indianapolis
Omaha
Louisville
Denver
Dallas-Fort Worth
Rochester
Syracuse
Buffalo
Toronto
Jacksonville
Columbus
Richmond
Atlanta
Heavyweight Bout Ends With King Winning in Liverpool
Howard King of Reno Nevada outpointed Ray Shiel of Britain in a 10 round heavyweight decision in Liverpool England. Weights for the fighters were not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
England
Howard King
Reno
Nev
Ray Shiel
Britain
Kennedy to spend weekend with family in Newport
President Kennedy will fly to Newport Rhode Island with his wife and two children for a weekend with the family. They plan to travel to Hyannis Port Massachusetts to visit the President's father Joseph P. Kennedy and return to Washington Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Newport
R.L
Hyannis Port
Mass
Joseph P. Kennedy
White House faces doubt on $20,000 antique desk
A desk once praised by Mrs. Kennedy as a rare early 19th century piece is being removed from the White House and returned to donor Maurine Noun after White House curator William Elder found signs of new wood and possible copying. The Green Room will be replaced by a $13,000 19th century Baltimore cabinetmaker piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
John F. Kennedy
Maurine Noun
Des Moines
Iowa
Washington Post
Des Moines Register
Tribune
William V. Elder
Elder
Baltimore
Post
Noun
Kennedy
Newport
R.I
Maxine Cheshire
Joseph Burgess
The
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Pierre Salinger
Norwich and Williams coaches study promising grid squads
The Associated Press reports a manpower shortage at Norwich University's football camp with 30 players remaining from 40. Ed Bogle and Joe Spillane are sidelined by injuries and studies, while Williams College notes seven juniors on the current first team led by John Bell and Ethan Nadel. Harvard and Brown squads show standout players in early scrimmages. Vermont’s Paul Giardi breaks a hand and misses a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Priestley
Bill Goetz
Saranac Lake
N.Y
Ed Bogle
Bogle
Joe Spillane
Quincy
Mass
Gay Salvucci
American International College
Williams College
Len Watters
Jan Moyer
Brown
Moyer
Williamstown
Paul Giardi
East Hartford
Conn
University of Vermont
Giardi
New York Edges Los Angeles 6 5 In Baseball Showdown
New York defeats Los Angeles 6 to 5 in a tightly contested baseball game. Boston visits New York as the schedule lists multiple National League and American League matchups with several cities set to host.
Baseball scores and pairings from MLB slate
St. Louis defeated Milwaukee 7 to 1 and Houston beat Pittsburgh 4 to 3. San Francisco won 9 to 6 against Los Angeles. Remaining schedules show St. Louis at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Milwaukee New York at Houston Pittsburgh at Los Angeles Chicago at San Francisco and other doubleheaders with Chicago at San Francisco New York at Houston.
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St. Louis
Milwaukee
Houston
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
W. L
Philadelphia Ee
Houston New York
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Saratoga
North Adams
G. Bell
Luxmite
D. Bromley
Lilly
R. Hamilton
Darn Revue
Rodney's
Miss
T. Quinn
Sunny Hi le — M. Akoury Sr
Buddy Dares
Q. McKenney
Laddie
Maplecroft
H. Barker
Burrsville
P. Stanton
Shadydale Biscuit
O. Cole
Melody Gold
R. Breighner
Indian Beach
Wil John
Mr. Ben — F. Heck
Meda Melburn
R. Hourihan Red Royal
Old Smuggier
Laird Alexander
Chapeldaie — J. Morrill
Doc Valentine
W. Spencer Jr. Bomer
Pat — C. Bogardus AE
Mercedes Wick
Hinsdale
Mediator
Triple “S
Grand Union
Charles Gibson, Jr
ST. Johnsbury
Caledonia
Caledonia County
Boumdienne
Orleansville
Hollywood
Dick Powell
Major League
American Association
International League
Green Room
Norwich
Associated Press
Norwich University
Williams
Cocaptains
Dick Glogowski
Agawam
Don Robert
Holyoke
Salvucci
Watters
Mike Reily
Ben Wagner
Hampton Falls
N.H
John Bell
Ethan Nadel
Harvard
Fred Tripp
Westwood
Dick McPherson
Weymouth
Northeastern
McPherson
Tripp
Huskies
Joe Zabilski
Bill Humenuk
Hobie Armstrong
Walt Dobrzelecki
Joe Jurek
John Gray
Mike Foley
Pat Young
Jurek
South Groveland
UVM
Boston
Kansas City
Cleveland
Minnesota
Detroit
Minnesot
W. L. Pet. G.B. New York
Omens
Kansas Cay
International
Williams and Bugbee, Inc
East Main Street
Barrington
Great Barrington, Mass
Hoover
Union Street
Drysdale’s
Main Street
DIAL
Swift
Madkour’s Central
Dunhams
Elm St
Bennington, VT
Off West Rd
Manchester
Junius Allen
N.A
Tore Asplund
Chen Chi
Stuart Garrett
W. Emerton Heitland
Eileen Monaghan
A.N.A
John C. Pellew
Frederic Whitaker
Canaletti
Thomas Reilly Dibble
Stuart Eldredge
James L. Montague
Caroline Delano
Wadsworth
SVA
Blair Fletcher
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