Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl Faces Vermont New Hampshire Squad
Vermont Shrine football coach Bob LaPrete prepares a 25 man squad for the 14th Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl at Centennial Field, including Bergquist and Stockman from Bennington, LeRay as alternate end, with New Hampshire led by Jim Edgerly. Injuries and replacements have tested the roster as both teams project multiple offensive schemes for the June graduates.
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Northfield
Bennington
Vermont
Bennington Catholic
Bergquist
Stockman
Norwich University
Tim LeRay
Vermont Shrine
Bob LaPrete
LaPrete
Doug Fitts
Tom Collins
Spaulding
American Legion
Sanko Stacey
Windsor
Greg Welch
West Rutland
Mark Whalen
Springfield
Mike Parker
St. Johns
Carleton College
Minn
Chester Stockman
Silver St
New York City
Labers
Cranston Memorial
BCHL
University of New Hampshire
Herman LeRay
Stark St
Chael’s College
Winooski
Green Mountin
Granite States
New Hampshire
Jim Edgerly
Newport
la Prete
Edgerly
Jeff Bergquist
George Stockman
MAUHS
BCHS
Deer Hearing Sparks Challenge Over Vermont Deer Herd
Vermonters gather at the Bennington Armory for a public hearing on the state's deer herd. Ben Day faces sharp questions from retired warden Leroy Aldrich who accuses Day of releasing phony herd figures and plans to attend tomorrow’s session to press the case. Aldrich cites Fish and Game data to dispute Day’s estimates of the deer population and the impact of antlerless permits.
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Vermont
Ben Day
Montpelier
Day
Aldrich
Chester
State Fish & Game Department
S. Aldrich
Fish & Game Dept
Grand Island
Addison County
Fish & Game
Edward F. Kehoe
The
Fish & Game Board
Norshaft Loop Annual Fund Canvass Plans Announced
The Norshaft-Arlington Little League will conduct its annual house-to-house fund canvass on Monday August 21 led by league president Joseph Crossman. Uniformed team members from North Bennington and Arlington will canvass. ununiformed youths should be ignored. The event aims to support the two-community league’s continuation and will involve all teams across both towns.
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Norshaft-Arlington Little League
Joseph Crossman
North Bennington
Arlington
American Olympic Trackmen Sweep West German Meet
United States athletes dominated a two day dual meet in Düsseldorf, routing Germany 132 to 100. Jim Ryan led a strong showing with a 1500 meter win in 3 38.2, while Pat Traynor set an American steeplechase mark and Bill Toomey won the decathlon. The U S squad, featuring Laird, Matthews, Evans, Rogers, and others, eyes a European tour finale in Italy and prep for Mexico City 1968.
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Germany
UPI
Jim Ryan
Kansas
United States
Viareggio
Italy
Ryan
Texas A. & M
Randy Matson
U.S
Great Britain
Mexico City
Australia
Ron Clarke
Pat Traynor
Riverside
Calif
George Young
Bob Giegengack
Bill Toomey
Laguna Beach
Tom Laris
Walnut Creek
Russ Rodgers
Newark
N.J
John Carlos
New York City
Mighty Mouse Vic Davalillo Sparks Indians Rally
Vic Davalillo, the 28 year old Venezuelan outfielder, belied his size by sparking Cleveland in a 8-3 win over Washington. He opened the eighth with a triple and scored, then hit another three-run triple in the 16th as Cleveland swept the Senators. Orioles beat Yankees 4-1 and Tigers top Red Sox 7-4 as Brabender pitched eight shutout innings in New York.
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Washington Senators
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L Abner
Tony Horton
Horton
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Bernie Allen
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Senators
Orioles
Yankees
Tigers
Red Sox
Curt Blefary
Gene Brabender
Yanks
Brabender
Fritz Peterson
Boston
Norm Cash
Sox
Joe Foy
Jim Lonborg
Detroit
Earl Wilson
Fred Gladding
Cushman's Nine Eliminate Globe-Union 15-5 In YMCA Softball
Cushman's heavy eight run first inning powered a 15-5 win over Globe-Union at Memorial Park. Macdonald sparked the attack with a single and a triple, later adding a double for three hits as Cushman's built an 8 0 lead behind Farnum. Caslin and Babson contributed multiple safeties. Globe's Le Tourneau struggled early as Mike Caslin led the losing effort with three hits. No action tonight. play resumes next week in the double elimination phase.
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Globe-Union
YMCA
Memorial Park
Macdonald
Globe
Letourneau
Farham
Pacher
Babson
Mike Caslin
Farnum
Baseball Standings and Friday Schedule at a Glance
American League standings show Minnesota leading with 65 wins and Chicago close behind at 63. Detroit and Boston follow, with California and Baltimore midpack. National League table lists St Louis atop the group, Cincinnati and San Francisco in tight contention, with Chicago and Philadelphia in the middle. Friday’s probable pitchers include Kant and Merritt for Minnesota at New York, and several evening matchups across both leagues.
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Boston
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Washington
Cleveland
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Kansas City
Kant
Merritt
Talbot
Barber
Hunter
Bertaiia
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Richert
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McDowell
Lolich
Hamilton
Bell
W. L. Pet
St. Louis
Atlanta
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San Fran
Philadelphia
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Los Angeles
Houston
Ellis
L. Jackson
Fisher
Veale
Lemaster
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Drysdale
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San Francisco
Sadecki
Carlton
Ouston
Cuellar
Sonny Werblin
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AFL
NFL
Green Bay
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
New York Giants
Washington Redskins
Raleigh
N.C
Miami
Dallas
San Diego
Weekend Grid of 10 Exhibition NFL Games Sprouts Rivalry
Jets veteran Larry Grantham sparks New York in a pre season clash with the Philadelphia Eagles in Cincinnati as inter league action begins. Ten exhibition games unfold with AFL and NFL teams chasing early bragging rights and cautious stars.
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Larry Grantham
Jets
New York
N.Y
Grantham
Philadelphia Eagles
National Football League
Cincinnati
NFL
Denver Broncos
Detroit Lions
Green Bay Packers
Kansas City Chiefs
AFL
Weeb Ewbank
Ewbank
Orioles to hospitalize McNally for pitching arm treatment
New York UPI report says the Baltimore Orioles sent left hander Dave McNally back to Baltimore for treatment of his pitching arm. He has elbow issues all season and if a serious problem is found he will likely be placed on the 21 day disabled list.
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New York
UPI
Baltimore Orioles
Dave McNally
Baltimore
McNally
Crumbling Cubs See Hopes Fade
Richie Allen wrapped a tense night with a three run homer in the 12th to lift the Phillies past the Chicago Cubs 5-2 at Connie Mack Stadium. Amid taunts for his fielding, Allen expressed frustration and hinted he might be traded or leave Philadelphia, praising Gene Mauch while voicing doubt about staying.
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Richie Allen
Phillies
Strongman
Philadelphia
Allen
Phils
Chicago Cubs
Connie Mack Stadium
Gene Mauch
Gene
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