New Hampshire dominates Vermont in 13th Shrine Game
Jim Schubert, a late-call quarterback for New Hampshire, threw three TD passes and rushed for 69 yards as New Hampshire defeated Vermont 42 to 12. Ken Thomas added 114 rushing yards and two scores, while Vermont QB Don Maddocks was harried into four interceptions. The Maple Sugar Bowl series stands New Hampshire eight, Vermont five.
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N.H
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Blake
Schubert
Ken Thomas
Manchester Memorial
Don Maddocks
Burlington
Mike Bradley
Dartmouth College
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Taliaferro Sparks Jets In Ex exhibition win over Bills
Jets backup quarterback Mike Taliaferro led a 34-17 victory over the defending AFL champion Bills as Joe Namath watches with a knee injury. Oakland routed Denver 52-21 in Sunday action with four interceptions returning for touchdowns. Kansas City beat Houston 31-20 and San Diego won 31-13 with Beathard and Norton shining. Falcons stun 49ers 24-17 in Columbia with Randy Johnson throwing for 285 yards. Green Bay beat Pittsburgh 17-6 as Eagles rally past New York 24-23 after onside kick. Dallas improved to 4-0 with a 20-10 win over Detroit behind Meredith and Villanueva.
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New York Jets
Joe Namath
Namath
Sonny Werblin
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Jets
Buffalo Bills
Don Floyd
Houston Oilers
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Dave Grayson
John McCormick
Charlie Mitchell
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Don Norton
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George Mira
John Brodie
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Philadelphia
New York
Norma Snead
Ben Hawkins
Eagles
One Stroke Margin Gives January Victory in Philly
In Philadelphia Don January earned his first tournament win in over three years by beating rival Jack Nicklaus in a tight one stroke margin. Nicklaus offered support that helped January finish atop the leaderboard in a tense final round.
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UPI
Don January
Jack Nicklaus
January
Whitemarsh Valley Country Club
Nicklaus
Houston Little League World Series champions again
Houston, Texas won the 1966 Little League World Series by defeating West New York, New Jersey 8-2 in Williamsport after trailing 2-0. The Texans, who previously won in 1950, opened with a 6-0 win over Monterrey and beat Sacramento 4-0 in the semifinals, riding an 11-hit attack with two homers in the final.
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UPI
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N.J
Monterrey
Mexico
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Pirates Turn to O'Dell as Starter in Potent Comeback
Billy O'Dell, veteran lefty and NL relief ace, starts for Pirates after 50th appearance, earning a 5-1 win that ties Pittsburgh with San Francisco atop the standings. O'Dell arrived from Clemson in 1954, never in the minors, and delivered 513 innings of one-run ball. Don Sutton improved to 11-11, Dodgers beat Giants, while Chicago and St. Louis won as NL action reshaped the pennant race.
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Pittsburgh
Harry Walker
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Atlanta
Bucs
San Francisco
O’dell
Sandy Koufax
al Kaline
Dick Groat
Ernie Banks
Holton Elected President of Vermont Officials Association
James Holton of Bellows Falls was elected president of the Vermont Football Officials Association at the annual meeting. Others chosen include John Lee of Barre as vice president Stan Sloan as north commissioner Dan Mahoney as south commissioner and John Spask Jim Collins and Art Hayer to the executive committee.
League's Rookies Cut Loose Sunday
AL rookies shined Sunday with four of six wins. Steve Whitaker hit a grand slam and Fritz Peterson pitched five strong for New York. Ozzie Chavarria doubled for Kansas City. Jim Nash notching his ninth win for Oakland. Darrell Brandon pitched. Joe Foy drove in the go ahead run for Boston. Tommy Agee delivered the game winning run for Chicago. White Sox swept the Twins. Washington beat Cleveland as rookies starred in a day of fresh faces making impacts.
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Fritz Peterson
Detroit
Ozzie Chavarria
Kansas City
Jim Nash
California
Darrell Brandon
Joe Foy
Boston
Baltimore
Tommy Agee
Chicago
Minnesota
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Twins
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Cleveland
Garrison Wins Coca Cola Trophy at Lebanon Speedway
Doug Garrison of Hudson New York won the 30 lap Coca Cola trophy race before about 5000 fans at Lebanon Valley Speedway. Carleton Hughes and Karl Haeussel finished second and third with Ed Delmolino dropping to fifth amid late drama. Jelley suffered motor woes, Leach tangle caused exit. season points leaders listed and Heats andConsolations noted. Open Competition night follows this Sunday.
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N.Y
Doug Garrison
Hudson
Lebanon Valley Speedway
Carleton Hughes
Troy
Karl Haeussel
Latham
Willie Allen
Auburn
Ed Delmolino
Delmolino
Butch Jelley
Pownal
Garrison
Ralph Chittenden
Barry Purdy
Bennington
Lyle Jelley
North Pownal
Ron Memsing
Nassau
Ralph Soulia
Rutland
Purdy
John Miller
Red Hook
Mike Chinski
Les Alberti
Albany
Chuck Ely
Pike and Gibney Win Mt Anthony Scotch Foursome
Paul Pike and Helen Gibney captured the championship flight at Mt Anthony Country Club's Scotch foursome tournament, defeating Alex and Marilyn Mahar after a two day event. Ninety six golfers competed across six flights with beaten-four playoffs and consolation rounds.
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Helen Gibney
Mt. Anthony
Alex
Marilyn Mahar
Bob
Marie Wheeler
Jeff
Rusty Griffin
J. C
Sue Jerome
Lou Liggett
Ada Paresky
Herb
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Babe Powers
John
Carol Miller
Sam Mihuta
Carol Valotti
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Tony Lombardo
George
Nesbith Fienberg
Jane Just
Ralph
Phyllis Dickinson
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Charles
Rhett Ulrich
Marilyn
Col
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Alma Paquin
Millard Dunham
Brad Riley
Frank Paquin
Mickey Carmody
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Luke Welch
Alex Mahar
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