Local Bennington Players Enter Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl
Bennington's Paul Pendergast and Brad Stevens named as two of four backfield selections from southern Vermont for the Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl in Hanover New Hampshire. The Aug 29 game features Vermont against New Hampshire with Spencer F Sullivan Sr Memorial Trophy to honor the most valuable player.
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Giants To Meet Packers In NFL Grid Game Tonight
The Chicago Bears, last season’s title contenders with a strong defense, face the Green Bay Packers in Milwaukee as the feature exhibition game. The Bears, surprise of 1963, beat the Packers twice in the regular season to gain Western Division honors before defeating the Giants in the championship. The Packers had won eight straight against Chicago before a 26-7 preseason rout. The upcoming matchup, ahead of the regular season opener on Sept. 13, is seen as a key test for both coaches.
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NBC undecided on buying major league teams after Yankees sale
NBC officials refuse to confirm interest in purchasing baseball or football franchises despite CBS buying controlling interest in the Yankees. Carl Lindemann notes no panic at NBC, cites World Series rights through 1966, and jokes about seat availability if the Yankees win the pennant.
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Little Leaguer Hurls Win After Dad Dies at Practice
Fourteen year old Richard Szal pitched Massapequa Little League to a win after his father died during practice. The Massapequa team honored his late father as the game unfolded, with Szal delivering the victory in a moment of tribute and resolve.
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Jordan Family Dominates Mt Anthony Junior Tourney
In Mt Anthony junior championship three Jordans reach finals with two taking honors. Bob Jordan, 16, wins final against brother Don after earlier round wins. Linda Jordan, 14, captures girls title with 103 over Mary Shultz and Iris Schneider. Meanwhile, Richard Szal, 16, shines for Monterrey in Louisville 4-3 victory before flying home for funeral.
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Venturi Keeps Comeback Alive Tying Collins at Akron Classic
In Akron Ohio Ken Venturi and Bill Collins shared the 36 hole lead at 137 after Venturi shot 33 33 and Collins 32 35. Mason Rudolph 70 68 138 and Tony Lema 69 71 140 sit within three of the leaders as Arnold Palmer struggles to 141.
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Olympic Flame Kindled to Start 1964 Tokyo Journey
The Olympic flame was lit in Olympia Greece on Friday marking the official start of the cycle to the Tokyo Games. Greek actress Aleca Atsell assisted as the flame began its journey toward Japan for the 1964 Olympics.
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Linz Fined $200 For Playing Harmonica After Loss
New York Yankee infielder Phil Linz was fined $200 by manager Yogi Berra after he played a harmonica on the team bus following a fourth straight loss to the Chicago White Sox. Berra said the matter is closed and criticized Linz’s conduct as the first fine of his managing tenure.
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Boxing title bout at MSG Delaney vs Berlenbach in 1925
The first Madison Square Garden boxing card on Dec 11 1925 featured Jack Delaney against Paul Berlenbach for the world light heavyweight title. Berlenbach won by a 15 round decision. Giants quarterback Y A Title calls the third down play the toughest in football with long yardage.
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