Memories of Sandy Koufax haunt Sam Mele after World Series
Fort Lauderdale reports Sam Mele, manager of the Minnesota Twins, remains obsessed with Sandy Koufax a month and a half after the World Series. Mele recalls Koufax as a stylist and notes Koufax’s dominant pitching in 1965. He praises Koufax’s class and credits him with carrying the Dodgers to victory while reflecting on their brief personal exchange after Game 4.
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Bennington Catholic High Names Brooks Student of the Quarter
Billy Brooks, BCHS junior, is named Student of the Quarter by a student vote at a school assembly. He receives a silver saber pin from Sister Mary Ancilla SSJ amid praise for academics, sports, spirit, and citizenship.
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Norwich Club Hosts Avalanche Course
Norwich University Outing Club Ski Patrol and ROTC Mountain Rescue Team sponsor the fifth annual Circle A National Ski Patrol System Avalanche Course on December 6 and 11. The free program in Cabot Hall covers classroom work and a 1:50 p.m. Saturday demonstration, with NSPS credit for patrol members and mandatory participation for Norwich Mountain Rescue Team members and patrolmen lacking prior training.
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Middlebury Names Ford Football Captain
Middlebury College has elected Paul Ford a junior fullback from Melrose Massachusetts as captain for the 1966 season. Ford was chosen by a teammates vote and is noted as one of the Panthers two way players. He lives at 5 Church Street in Melrose and is the son of Mr and Mrs Myrton Ford.
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St Marys Schedule and Player Ford Profile
St Marys basketball schedule lists games against St Johns Rensselaer St Patricks Catskill and others with dates and times. The article profiles Ford a 6 1 190 lb fullback on Middlebury notes his rushing totals 160 yards on 42 carries 3 8 ypc sophomore year 4 6 ypc. Ford played linebacker at Middlebury 1964 Fullback on freshman squad he is a Political Science major at Middlebury Delta Upsilon member a four year varsity veteran at Malden Catholic High School captain his senior year in basketball.
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Vermont Opens Hockey Season Against Strong New Hampshire
Vermont opens its 1965-66 hockey schedule at 3 p.m. in the Gutterson Fieldhouse under interim coach Jim Cross. New Hampshire, a Yankee Conference contender, provides the opening test as the Catamounts seek improvement on last season’s 5-11 record with six veterans and goaltender Don Henson slated to start.
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Small College Bowls Abound
New York UPI lists a slate of small college bowl games for December 11. Maine faces East Carolina in the Tangerine Bowl in Orlando. North Dakota State meets Grambling in the Pecan Bowl. Tennessee State faces Ball State in the Grantland Rice Bowl. Los Angeles State meets Santa Barbara in the Camellia Bowl. NAIA’s St John’s Minnesota plays Linfield in Augusta.
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Springfield coach Dunn leads Maroons to first perfect season
UPI reports Ted Dunn of Springfield College named New England small college coach of the year for 1965 after guiding the Maroons to an unbeaten 9-0 slate. Senior quarterback Dave Bennett set multiple college passing marks as Springfield defeated Coast Guard Amherst Williams Colby Northeastern American International Rhode Island New Hampshire and Wagner. Dunn’s eight season record rises to 26-41.
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Maine Wins Lambert Cup as Top Small East Team
Maine named top small college in East for Lambert Cup after nine first place ballots from 12 judges. Springfield runner up with 109 points. Ithaca Amherst Bucknell Hofstra Northeastern Cortland Williams Wilkes round out top ten. Maine to meet East Carolina in Tangerine Bowl on December 11.
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