Shrine Bowl allows New Hampshire to beat Vermont 20-15
In Hanover New Hampshire overcame Vermont 20 to 15 at the 12th Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl. Bob Kemp earned Most Valuable Player honors with 133 rushing yards and a pivotal two point run while Don Fee and John Tibbetts propelled the offense. Vermont’s Paul Simpson passed 12 of 26 for 142 yards, and Johnny Towne sparked their lone second half score, but New Hampshire sealed the win with strong rushing and a solid defense. Attendance reached 13,183 at Dartmouth Memorial Field.
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Hanover
N.H
New Hampshire
Bob Kemp
Don Fee
John Tibbett
Vermont
Dartmouth Memorial Field
Kemp
Newport
Paul Simpson
St. John Subry
Simpson
Bryan Lavigne
St. Johnsubry
John Burgess
Bennington
Burgess
New Hampshire All- Stars
Fee
Ron Sabatasso
Rutland
Poultney
Johhny Towne
Towne
Sabatasso
Tom Moore
Lavigne
Tibbetts
Larry Quesnel
Middlebury
Quesnel
St. Johnsbury
Moore
Brad Stevenson
Laconia
John Towne
Manchester
Dover
William Meisel
James Horton
Albert Martin
Ray Truncellito
Carlos Hunt
Bill Lafreniere
Lafreniere
Dick Healy
Norm Welch
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Phillies pennant hopes rise as Johnson powers win
George C. Langford reports Alex Johnson ended an eight day space on the Phillies bench with a big game against the Dodgers. Johnson hit a two run homer and added three other hits driving in five as Philadelphia won 13 3 while Los Angeles held a 1 1 game lead over Cincinnati. San Francisco beat New York to tighten the NL race with Chicago and Pittsburgh also winning.
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UPI
Alex Johnson
Philadelphia
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Phillies
Claude Osteen
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
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St. Louis
San Francisco
Reds
New York
Chicago
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Houston
Adelphia
Los Angeles
Twins
Baltimore
Peters
Danny Cater
White Sox pitching improves as five showdowns loom with Twins
The Chicago White Sox tighten AL pennant hopes with a five game stretch against the pace-setting Minnesota Twins. They begin at Baltimore, then head to Minnesota, seeking a strong finish as Gary Peters and Juan Pizarro return to form and Bob Locker flashes relief prowess. The Twins lead Chicago by six and a half with two meetings left in Chicago next week, while other AL and NL results roll in.
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Minnesota Twins
White Sox
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Minnesota
Chicago
Twins
Boston
Cleveland
Gary Peters
Juan Pizarro
Bob Locker
Tom McCraw
Tony Horton
Rico Petrocelli
Red Sox
Locker
Gene Freese
Ron Hansen
J. C. Martin
Hansen
Fred Whitfield
Steve Hargan
Sam McDowell
Whitfield
Pedro Gonzalez
Chuck Hinton
Rocky Colavito
Jim Merritt
Same Old Story for Browns Pats Drop 15th Straight
Browns beat Detroit 28-14 as fullback Jim Brown and Frank Ryan connected with Gary Collins in an exhibition. Cowboys topple Packers 21-12 as Meredith to Dial and Perkins score. Colts crush Steelers 38-10 led by Unitas. Chiefs edge Bills 18-16 with Beathard drive and Brooker kicks. Oilers beat Broncos 25-3 behind Blanda. Hadl's 36-point second half powers the Chargers 46-17 over Raiders. Jets blank Patriots 17-0 as Mathis scores twice. Vikings rally past Redskins 20-16. Gale Sayers stars for Bears in 28-14 win over Rams. Concannon leads Eagles past Giants 34-13. Pistons post strong 1964-65 season scoring from multiple players.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Jimemy Brown
Frank Ryan
Gary Collins
Dallas Cowboys
Green Bay
Packers
Don Meredith
Buddy Dial
Don Perkins
Amos Marsh
Cowboys
Baltimore Colts
Pittsburgh Steelers
Johnny Unitas
Baltimore
John Mackey
Jimmy Orr
Mike Curtis
Gary Cuozzo
Pete Beathard
Kansas City
Tommy Brooker
Chiefs
Buffalo Bills
George Blanda
Houston Oilers
Denver Broncos
San Diego
John Hadl
Oakland Raiders
Bill Mathis
New York Jets
Boston Patriots
Minnesota
Washington
Viking
Redskins
Don Osborn
Lee Calland
Sonny Jurgenson
Gale Sayers
Chicago Bears
Los Angeles Rams
Philadelphia
Jack Concannon
Eagles
New York Giants
Former Champions Repeat In Dorset Tennis Finals
In the 1965 Dorset Field Club Tennis Championships final rounds three reigning champions defended titles. Earl Matte of Glens Falls won the men's singles in a tight 6-4 7-9 6-1 over Tom Parsons. Valerie Crane repeated in women’s singles beating Georgia Carrington 6-3 4-6 6-2. The Dillman twins split junior girls semi finals but Kathe beat Lisa 6-3 6-4 to clinch the title. Mike Chadwick defeated Tom Ketchum 6-2 6-3 for the boys’ division crown.
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Dorset Field Club
Earl Matte
Glens Falls
N.Y
Tom Parsons
Manchester
Valerie Crane
Georgia Carrington
Arlington
Dillman Twins
Manshhester
Kathe
Lisa
Mike Chadwick
Bondville
Houston
Tex
Tom Ketchum
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