Annual Putnam Hospital Horse Show Highlights Weekend
The first annual Putnam Hospital Horse Show at Green Mountain Park in Vermont features 36 Morgan classes with 12 in Morgan in Hand. AHSA and New England Horsemen’s Council sanctioning, top judges Lyman Orcutt Jr. and Stephen Hawkins, radio announcer Bob Harrington, and a Saturday night Horse Show Ball at Mt. Anthony Country Club.
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Putnam Hospital
John H. Hamlin
Shaftsbury
Green Mountain Park
New England
American Horse Shows Association
New England Horsemen’s Council
Vermont Horse Show Association
Charles Thayer
Springfield
AHSA
Lyman W. Orcutt Jr
West Newbury
Mass
Stephen O. Hawkins
Spring Valley
N.Y
Giner Wall
Williamstown
Morgan
Wall
Peter Donavan
Alexander Dragon
Bennington
Vermont
Philip Hoff
Rich Get Richer In Senior Loop
St Louis Cardinals extend lead in the National League pennant race as ace Bob Gibson returns from a broken leg to beat the New York Mets 9-2. Nelson Briles, moved to starter in Gibson’s absence, has gone 7-2 with six straight wins.
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St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Bob Gibson
Gibson
New York Mets
Red Schoendienst
Nelson Briles
Briles
AFL Begins Full State NFL Ends Exhibitions
The St. Louis Cardinals secure linebacker Larry Stallings on weekends from the Army to bolster defense as pre season ends. Charley Winner laments Johnson’s absence and Robb injury while Detroit and others prep for the regular season with trades and lineup shuffles.
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AFL
NFL
St. Louis Cardinals
U.S. Army
Larry Stallings
Stallings
Army
Charley Johnson
Atomic Energy Commission
Washington
Detroit Lions
Charley Winner
Johnson
Joe Robb
Detroit
Lions
Roger Brown
Los Angeles Rams
Cleveland
Minne
Fenway Green Monster nickname stays with Lonborg
Fenway Park fans and pitchers still fear the Green Monster wall as Jim Lonborg adapts before a Yankee visit. Affected by the wall, Lonborg earned a 3-1 win with a bullpen mound warmup shift and, despite first inning trouble, tied for the MLB strikeout lead with ten. Open questions linger about attendance and the pennant race as Boston grows its lead in the American League.
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Boston
UPD
Fenway Park
Jim Lonborg
Fenway
Lonborg
Jim
Dick Williams
Williams
Yankees
Minnesota
Chicago
Detroit
Lee Stange
Bill Monbouquette
Green Monester
Monbo
Rico Petrocelli
Ken Harrelson
Tom Tresh
Bill Robinson
Jim Bunning
Yankee
Carl Yastrezemiski
UPI
Yaz
Red Sox
Yastrzemski
New York
Kansas City Athletics
Baltimore Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Bosox
Baseball Standings and Next Day Schedule Across Leagues
American League leader Minnesota sits at 79 wins with Boston at 78 and Chicago at 78. Detroit and California trail, while New York and Kansas City linger. Schedule includes Boston at New York night game and multiple day games with pitchers Monbouquette Stange Merritt Perry Brabender Phoebus Lolich John Williams Odom and McGlothlin Ortega. National League shows St Louis leading SF and Chicago, Cincinnati, Atlanta close behind with multiple night games and matchups including New York at Pittsburgh and Houston at Los Angeles.
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Sota
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New Orleans
Baltimore
Dallas
Chicago
Philadelphia
Memphis
Tenn
New York
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Pittsburgh
Washington
Norfolk
San Francisco
Los Angeles
American Football League
Denver
Boston
San Diego
Houston
Kansas City
Buffalo
Oakland
Miami
Detroit
Joe Schmidt
Brown
Jerry Rush
Denis Moore
Schmidt
W. L. Pet
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California
Monbouquette
Stange
Merritt
Perry
Brabender
Phoebus
Lolich
John
Odom
Cleveland
Williams
McGlothlin
Ortega
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S.F
Cincinnati
Pitts
L.A
San Fran
Hous
Cin
Phil
Los Ang
Queen
Ellis
Seaver
Frisella
Carroll
Wise
Carlton
Veale
Coombs
Sutton
Hands
Sadecki
Nino Benvenuti Returns to New York Amid Triumph
World middleweight champion Nino Benvenuti arrived in New York aboard the SS RAFFAELLO after beating Emile Griffith last April. He spoke of the calm voyage, training on deck, and his readiness for the Shea Stadium rematch on Sept 28. His trainer Libero Golinelli cautioned about past injuries while Benvenuti said Griffith will not change, and he will be better. Private planes and greetings in Little Italy welcomed him back.
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New York
UPI
Nino Benvenuti
Julius Caesar
Nino
Raffaello
Benvenuti
Emile Griffith
Shea Stadium
Bellissimo
Libero Golinelli
Golinelli
Bruno Amaduzzi
Ah-h-h
Una Notte
DiBerardino
Griffith
Benvenuto Benvenuti
Italy
Trieste
Newcombe Favored To Capture Title At Forest Hills
Wimbledon champion John Newcombe of Australia, top-seeded, faces Cliff Richey in the U S national championship at Forest Hills. Newcombe seeks his first U S crown in 18 months as Richey, 20, looms as a potential upset in the third round. Other top matches include Pasarell vs Hewitt and McManus vs Davidson. Newcombe’s path to the final is eased by injuries and notable results from Emerson and Graebner advancing in the tournament.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
UPI
John Newcombe
Australia
Texas
Cliff Richey
U.S
Newcombe
Grand Central Station
New York
Barranquila
Colombia
Houston
London
Wales
Deavaille
France
Richey
Chuck Pasarell
Puerto Rico
Bob Hewitt
South Africa
Jim McManus
Berkeley
Calif
Owen Davidson
Pasarell
Tony Roche
McManus
Britain
Roger Taylor
Clark Graebner
Beachwood
Ohio
Herb Fitzgibbon
Garden City
Mark Cox
Mac Claflin
Coral Gables
Fla
Roy Emerson
Ray Barth
San Diego
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Hunter
Bob Harrington
New England Horseman’s Council
John H, Hamlin
Rosalind Muller
Robert T. Holden
William D
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Alexander N
Dragon
Richard N
Fabricius
Harald F. Henningsen
Joseph Ma
Guire
General Admissions
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George A. Ellis
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Robert Stout
Richard Vachon
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Metropolitan Life
H. Greenberg & Son
Main ST
Saints
Tom Fears
Lee Anderson
Randy Schultz
Roy Schmidt
Fenway ‘Green Monster
Buz Boston
Harrelson
Dalton Jones
Mike Andrews
Jones
George Scott
Aldo D. Belandino
Adams Clothes Shop
Ame
Triple
Grand Union Empire
King's Men
Mayflower
Grove Street
Adams, Mass
Winslow
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