Knicks Win Coin Toss For Cazzie Russell Contract
The New York Knicks won a coin flip to secure Cazzie Russell and signed him to a three year rookie deal worth about 200000, the richest rookie contract in NBA history. Detroit Pistons initial offer was far lower before the Globetrotters connection influence. Russell was selected after the coin flip that favored New York over Detroit.
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Garage League High Singles Standouts
J Harris posted 236 pins, B Potter 220, and A Lampron 214 in the league’s high singles event. Harris led the trio with the top score, while Potter and Lampron followed with solid counts in a competitive session.
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Antlerless Deer Hunt Applications Open in Vermont
The Vermont Fish and Game Department announced antlerless deer hunt details for December. Applications run Sept 15 to 22, with quotas by zone and first come. Mail the printed form with a license and fee to Montpelier. each hunter may submit one application.
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Bill Summers Dies, Noted AL Umpire at 70 in Upton
Bill Summers former American League umpire who began as a boxer died at 70 in his Upton Massachusetts home. He umpired 27 AL seasons retiring in 1959 and worked eight World Series and seven All-Star games. Summers started in local leagues before joining the Eastern League and major circuits. He later toured as a baseball ambassador giving clinics and lectures.
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Saratoga Preliminary Pace Result Sept 13 1966
Fly Boy driven by Duane Garnsey won the $2,300 preliminary at Saratoga. Sprite C with Richards finished second, Belle Meadows driven by Coville third. Other placings: Touskege Jodoin, Luscious Lou Andrews, Meadow Elite Brisson.
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Luscious Lou — Andrews
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Thoroughbred Pace Divisions and Entrants List
A detailed listing of pacing and trotting races with prize money from $600 to $3,000. Entries include horses such as Rebel Laird Abbe-Watson Ensign Wyn-Fox Prince Pence-Devizzio Eric's Prince-Tingley Willow Fancy-Butcher Mighty Goose-McQuigge Miss Knox Hills-Goodsell Wally Boy-Wells and many others across first through tenth races, plus a separate ae line noting Trusty Prince.
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Rebel Laird Abbe — Watson
Ensign Wyn — Fox
Prince Pence — Devizzio
Eric’s Prince — Tingley
Willow Fancy — Butcher
Mighty Goose — McQuigge
Miss Knox Hills — Goodsell
Wally Boy — Wells
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Johnny — Boucher
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Quick Jo — Hamilton
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Annabel Adios — Garnsey
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Paris Demon — MacTavish
Bold Viking — Heeney
Liar’s Poker — Chase
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Speedy Man — Jodoin
Katle — Baillargeon
My Bette — Fanelli
Rebel Land
Marge — Blake
Sunny Malone — Bogardus
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Tip — Tingley
Brave Stella — Olin
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Carma C. — Davis
Dazzling Kate — McQuigge
Senator Mir — MacTavish
Misty Rice — Blake
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Silver Boy — Richards
Belle Barmin — Parker
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