Veeck’s Rush to Move Racing Dates Blocked by Injunction
In Boston on Wednesday Judge Joseph Collins issued a temporary injunction to stop Bill Veeck from transferring 24 Berkshire Downs racing dates to Suffolk Downs. Massachusetts Sports Service Inc. claims its Hancock food concession contract would be violated if the transfer proceeds. A July 1 hearing is set as Veeck aims to add 24 days between September 20 and October 18.
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Boston
Bill Veeck
Berkshire Downs
Hancock
Suffolk Downs
Joseph Collins
Suffolk Superior Court
Massachusetts Sports Service Inc
Pittsfield
Realty Equities, Inc
Veeck
Massachusetts Racing Commission
Sports Service
Hancock Track
Suffolk
Judge Collins
Sports Service Sues Over Veeck Property Sale Plan
The suit asserts Veeck intends to sell the Hancock property to a Vermont race track. Vermont’s only operating track is Green Mountain Park at Pownal.
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Sports Service
Veeck
Hancock
Vermont
Green Mountain Park
Pownal
NHL Seeks Two New Berths in 1970 71
Seven cities including Baltimore Buffalo Cleveland Atlanta Kansas City Seattle Vancouver vie for two NHL expansion spots for the 1970 71 season. Board aims to settle franchise details and possible East West realignment while Montreal Toronto Boston New York Detroit Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh St Louis Minnesota Los Angeles and Oakland currently lead the league.
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NEW York
United States
Canada
National Hockey League
Clarence Campbell
NHL
Baltimore
Buffalo
Cleveland
Atlanta
Kansas City
San Diego
Seattle
Vancouver
B.C
Montreal
Toronto
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Oakland
Softball Loop 2 Overtime Thriller Wins by Raymond
Raymond defeats Daigle 9 7 in 10 innings in a tight Softball Loop 2 game. Key players include Berthaume Rochefort Soucy and LeBlanc for scoring and defense. Mayfield field action featured Diamond National vs Allied Chemical and Green Wave vs Components with strong pitching by Raymond and Daigle.
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Raymond
Dalgle
U Goulet
Trembley
Diamond National
Allied Chemical
R. Cote
G. Cote
POA
Reey
Rochambeau
Green Wave
E Moulton
Poa Rochambeau
Rbi B. Huot
Dion
Cote
St Louis
Gauthier
St. Louis
Lessa St. Louis
N. Huot
Jacune
Harrison
Dallaire
Nantel
Cartier
Lessard Dallaire
Don de Witt
Cartier U Lajeunesse
Plate Bergeron
Flying Gold wins Hinsdale feature at 2 06 25 pace
Hinsdale New Hampshire AP reports Flying Gold driven by Rich Kent won the feature race at an $800 mile pace in 2 06 25 at Hinsdale Raceway on Wednesday night. In Massachusetts Foxboro Raceway One More Chance won the featured mile pace before 7,120 fans.
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Hinsdale, N.H
Flying Gold
Rich Kent
Hinsdale Raceway
Foxboro Mass
Foxboro Raceway
Miss Pelletier Honored At Shower
A bridal shower was held for Miss Patricia Pelletier of Biddeford at D A V Hall. She will wed John Bergeron of Biddeford July 4 at St Joseph's Church. Hostesses were Mrs Roland Pelletier and Mrs Jean Paul Bergeron. many relatives and friends attended and shared in gifts.
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Patricia Pelletier
Roland Pelletier
Cutts St
Biddeford
D.A.V. Hall
Bradbury Street
Miss Pelletier
John Bergeron
Paul Bergeron
Beacon St
St. Joseph’s Church
Jean Paul Bergeron
Armand Neault
Georgette Lavigne
Carmen Dufour
Émile Quellette
Francis Pictou
Jean Paul Collard
Paula Collard
Diane Legare
Pricelle Gauvin
Aline Fontaine
Mary Bouchard
Doris Antoine
Conrad Beaudoin
Joan Beaudoin
Lorraine Labbe
Diane Johnson
Lucille Labbe
Flaine Hanson
Gerard Rossignol
Emery Rossignol
Robert Brosseau
Alice Collard
Narcisse Collard
Noella Lepage
Alice Bouchard
Elaine Croteau
Mary Ann Collard
Robert Bineau
Norman Turgeon
Pamela Turgeon
Theresa Collard
Debra Collard
Denise Collard
Susan Collard
Lucille Bon
Lorraine Collard
Germaine Collard
Christine Camire
Valerie Camire
Joan Roy
Ronald Roy
Violette Fecteau
Jerrie Bouchard
Deborah Ann Bouchard
Shawnean Pictou
Sherri
Community Names List of Local Residents
A long list of local residents and relatives is named including Wilfred Collard, Gertrude Sexton, Laura Poirier, Heney Audet, Jeannette Boucher, Shirley Burgess, Germaine Sicard, Mabel Perreault, Patricia Oliver, Pamela Lasante, Yvonne Canton, Millie Laverriere, Lucy Bergeron, Jeannette Sayer, Theresa Bergeron, Murray Greeley, Connie Bertrand, Jo Ann Foran, Alice Chenard, Walter Lamb, Lawrence Lumb, Paulette Blais, Evelyn Collard, Blanche Collard, Oline Croteau, Albert Fecteau Sr., Roger Lambert, Robert Audette, Robert Fecteau, Raoul Fecteau, Gerard Fecteau, Raymond Lemelin, Gertrude Hayman, Clara Durant, Roland Levesseur, Marcelle Paquette, Racheal Gadorette, Louis Bergeron, Roland Emerson, Laura Carrier, Albert Fecteau Jr., Jackie Joncas, FE. A. Bourbeau, and Priscilla St Onge.
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Wilfred Collard
Gertrude Sexton
Laura Poirier
Heney Audet
Jeannette Boucher
Shirley Burgess
Germaine Sicard
Mabel Perreault
Patricia Oliver
Pamela Lasante
Yvonne Canton
Millie Laverriere
Lucy Bergeron
Jeannette Sayer
Theresa Bergeron
Murray Greeley
Connie Bertrand
Jo-Ann Foran
Alice Chenard
Walter Lamb
Lawrence. Lumb
Paulette Blais
Evelyn Collard
Blanche Collard
Oline Croteau
Albert Fecteau Sr
Roger Lambert
Robert Audette
Robert Fecteau
Raoul Fecteau
Gerard Fecteau
Raymond Lemelin
Gertrude Hayman
Clara Durant
Roland Levesseur
Marcelle Paquette
Racheal Gadorette
Louis Bergeron
Roland Emerson
Laura Carrier
Albert Fecteau Jr
Jackie Joncas
FE. A. Bourbeau
Priscilla St. Onge
Naomi Sims rises from skull look to top fashion model
NEW YORK AP Naomi Sims, 21, the Negro model who popularized the skull look, endured hair loss and weight loss before returning to health. She landed a Times magazine cover first, then an agency contract, earning $60 an hour and later becoming the first Black model on Ladies Home Journal cover and in color in Vogue, with Time trips to Europe following.
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New York
Naomi Sims
Miss Sims
Fashion Institute of Technology
New York Times
Ladies Home Journal
Vogue
Europe
Time Magazine
National League and American League standings and schedule notes
National League standings show Chicago leading with 43 25 and New York at 38 29, with Pittsburgh and St. Louis in the middle. American League leaders Baltimore 52 20 and Boston 41 28 pace the pack, while Detroit and Cleveland trail. Wednesday results include Philadelphia over New York in 10 innings and Chicago beating Pittsburgh. The closing line hints at a labor negotiation hint about longer hours and fewer benefits.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Montreal
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Reed
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Washington
Cleveland
Minnesota
Oakland
Seattle
Kansas City
California
Washin
Oaks
Nelson
Akland
Dobson
Kaat
Caliwnia
McGlothlin
Horlen
Seate
Brabender
Stottlemyre
Sparma
Pina
Bosyn
Jarvis
Twlight
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ADOR
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Naves EL
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Lucienne Michaud
Edgar Lasante
Rose Bertrand
Denis Pelletier
Leo Marchand
Roland Rioux
Reynald Boudreau
Jantzen
Silhouette
And
Ayanizen
Youland
Dept. Stores
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Jay
Biddeford Shopping Center
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