Mt Anthony Union High School Athletes Honored at Banquet
Mount Anthony Union High School held its first annual sports award night honoring 121 fall athletes across varsity and junior levels in football soccer cross country and field hockey. Coach recognition featured John James Kevin Durocher and a large list of award recipients across varsity and junior squads.
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Hill and Dale
MAUHS
Patriot
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Otter Valley Otters
Anita Caswell
Ben Rusileski
Dave Frederickson
Bucky
Broomhall
Charles W. Keir
Clarence Pelkie
Keir
James Brown
Gary Martin
Raymond Elwell
Greg Croft
Tim Morrissey
John Holland
Richard Cutler
Greg Russell
Randy Grant
Dennis Green
Robert Thompson
Robert Myers
Robin Outwater
Michael Ray
Chris Christie
Paul Riddle
Edgar Holden
Tommy Flynn
Steve Mears
Peter Graves
James Harwood
Ron McGuire
Leonard Duval
Mike Charest
Robert Long
John Maroney
Mike Palmer
Mark Dwyer
Chris Cr
Kevin Durocher
Durocher
Jim
Hugger
Sauer
Bowmaker
San Diego State Named UPI Small College Champion Again
San Diego State Aztecs repeat as United Press International small-college football champions for 1967, finishing 17 first-place votes and 317 points. North Dakota State runner up, Texas Arlington third, with multiple teams listed in final standings after a 25 loss to Utah State.
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West Chester
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Hyhinds
Nrtha Mich
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Santa Clara
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Wagner
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Kearney
San Francisco State
Montana State
Tennessee
Martin
Wittenburg
Courtney wins Puerto Rico Open in 280 total
Chuck Courtney of La Jolla California captured his second career golf title by beating Art Wall by two strokes to win the Puerto Rico Open with a 280 total. He led from the first round firing a five under 67 and finished with rounds of 67 68 73 and 72 for a $3,500 prize.
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Cage Clinic Moves to Bentingon Gym for MAUHS Opener
MAUHS will host the 1967 68 varsity basketball squad introduction and a rules clinic with Cambridge High School at the former Bennington Catholic High School gym. Clarence Pelkie MAUHS athletics director said the site change is due to college board exams, which will occupy the MAUHS building at 1 p.m. tomorrow.
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Chargers Rely on Prayer In Sunday's Raider Tilt
The Chargers face Oakland in a pivotal rematch after a 51-10 loss in their first meeting. Duncan’s prayer and a late blocked field goal highlight a season defined by a strong San Diego offense and Oakland’s 9-1 run.
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Ellis Faces Bonavena in WBA Semifinal Elimination Fight
Jimmy Ellis and Oscar Bonavena weighed in with Ellis at 196 1/4 pounds and Bonavena at 206 1/2 for the Freedom Hall bout in Louisville. Ellis, a 7-5 favorite, will fight for a World Heavyweight title shot in a 5:30 p.m. EST semifinal televised on ABC Wide World of Sports. Bonavena predicted a second round knockout and traded jibes with the hometown favorite as both seek the chance to face Cassius Clay’s successor.
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Holy Cross and Boston College Vie In Classic New England Climax
Holy Cross and Boston College set to renew their Jesuit gridiron rivalry at Fitton Field in a 1:30 p.m. kickoff. The 64th meeting may hinge on dry conditions after BC lent tarpaulin to Holy Cross to cut cleaning bills. Both sides enter with uneven seasons, BC at 3-9 and Holy Cross 5-4, yet favored by one point despite limited significance.
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Hoopsters Move Into Spotlight Hoopsters Open Season
The 1967-68 college basketball season starts with UCLA led by Alcindor and reinforced by Lacey and Lynn as top title favorites. Louisville Princeton and Tennessee also sit in the top ten with key openers tonight and more games slated for Saturday across major programs.
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Purdue
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Mount
Niagara
Calvin Murphy
Georgetown
John Dromo
Peck Hickman
Wes Unseld
Butch Beard
Fred Holden
Army
Richmond
Vanderbilt
Baseball pay clash as Miller claims owners lie in Mexico City
In Mexico City UPI reports a rift between major league players and owners. Marvin Miller accuses owners of postponing meetings while Paul Richards and others deny the charges. Players seek a minimum salary rise from 7000 to 12000 and expansion talks continue with Seattle and Kansas City franchises. Cronin counters Miller saying no bargaining meeting was scheduled. A potential meeting and continued dispute loom as 1969 expansion plans surface.
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Majors League Players’ Association
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