Well Balanced Arlington Quintet Opens 1966 Cage Campaign Tonight
The Arlington Eagles open the 1966 67 Molly Stark League basketball season tonight at Brattleboro against St Michael s Saints. Led by Don Corey and Jack Stroffoleno the team aims to defend its league crown with a balanced lineup and disciplined defense.
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Brattleboro
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Arlington
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Corey
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Steve Young
Roy Holton
Art Wyman
Holton
Wyman
Dick Hoyt
Hoyt
Mike Hess
John Hoyt
Millyn Moore
Tom Pelham
Pete LeGrand
Frederickson
Springfield College
Marble Valley League
Coach Frederickson
Dan Clayton
Pete le Grand
Mollyn Moore
Bowmaker
Arlington Eagles Hopeful as New Season Opens in Vermont
Frederickson leads Arlington High School with a lean scoring unit after losing top shooters last year. Sols coaching staff from southern Vermont eye music’s impact on the gym as Arlington schedules a December slate at St. Michael's Burr & Burton South Royalton Poultney Ludlow and more, with a hopeful fan base humming "Sweet Georgia Brown."
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Proctor
Ting
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Arlington
Georgia Brown
Nance Faces Prove-It Test For Patriots Title Shot
Jim Nance carries Boston in a pivotal AFL clash with Buffalo at Fenway Park aiming to lift the Patriots toward the Eastern Division title. Nance seeks a second-year triumph similar to Jim Brown, as Boston fights Buffalo, Houston, and New York for playoff positioning and a bid to the championship game.
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Cleveland
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Syracuse
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Bills
Oakland
New York Jets
San Diego
Houston
Miami
Denver
Babe Parilli
Gino Cappelletti
Jets
Raiders
Joe Namath
Kansas City
Bay State Mutuel Take Shows Large State Racing Revenue
Massachusetts State Racing Commission announced total wagering of 220 050 421 across 434 racing dates, up $19 million from last year, with Suffolk Downs contributing 6 097 360 for 90 days of thoroughbred racing and harness revenue from Wonderland Park Raynham Taunton Bay State Raceway and Foxboro tracks totaling millions. Attendance fell by about 12 000 from last season.
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State Racing Commission
Green Mountain Park
Vermont
Suffolk Downs
Wonderland Park
Raynham Park
Taunton
College Scores Across Nation Major Matches Listed
East St. Jos defeated Albright 76 to 59 while Navy edged Baltimore 65 59. CCNY beat Columbia 50 48 Cornell triumphed over Rochester 98 80 and Pittsburgh beat Carn Tech 69 58. W&J 104 St. Vincent 94 Grove City 66 Geneva 53 Cal St Pa 128 Waynesburg 94 St Francis Pa 81 Duquesne 63 Harvard 85 Brandeis 60 Edinboro 88 Mansfield 73 Seton Hall 95 Loyola Md 74 Slippery Rock 100 Shepherd 61 Boston U 75 Worcester Tech 65 Rutgers 800 Penn 68 Manhattan 82 C W Post 80 Princeton 108 Lafayette 59 F M 59 Swarthmore 50 Indiana St Pa 71 Bloomsburg 67 Dartmouth 45 Vermont 40 South Georgia Tech 87 SMU 70 North Car 76 Clemson 65 Tennessee 72 Michigan 54 Davidson 76 Wake Forest 63 Vanderbilt 76 W Kentucky 70 Georgetown DC 82 Amer U 70 Virginia 80 W&M 65 S Car 80 Erskine 57 NC State 67 VMI 58 Furman 89 Newberry 72 Tulane 106 Louisiana Coll 96 Alabama 99 Jacksonville St 78 Auburn 104 Citadel 84 Steubenville 65 Wheeling 62 Maryland 76 Penn St 53 Georgia 92 Sewanee 74 Miami Fla 72 Tampa 63 Florida 93 Jacksonville U 59 W Virginia 59 East Carolina 55 Midwest Mid St 77 W Michigan 55 Ohio U 86 Ohio Wesleyan 55 Wittenberg 52 Wooster 39
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National Basketball Association
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Los Angeles Named Site For Super Bowl Clash
New York reports the NFL and AFL will stage the first Super Bowl at the Los Angeles Coliseum on a January date to be set. Winners earn 15000 per player, runners up 7500, with additional title-game pay. Rozelle outlined plans for a joint conference Friday to map next season interleague games.
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Los Angeles Coliseum
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Rozelle
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Atlanta
Miami
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Los Angeles
Green Bay
Cleveland
Chicago
Michigan Flops Without Cazzie Russell's Touch
Michigan and Vanderbilt opened the season with different fortunes. Cazzie Russell's absence hurt Michigan as Tennessee routed the Wolverines 72 54 while Vanderbilt Philipp Southwood led a 76 70 win over Western Kentucky. The article notes key players and late NFL Super Bowl timing amid a busy college basketball start.
Brundage Blasts College Athletics
Avery Brundage president of the International Olympic Association condemns inter college sports as overly commercial and dishonest at a dedication in Hayward California. He calls for no college athletic scholarships and criticizes gate receipts, urging intramural play and amateurism with limits on bowls seasons and red shirting while condemning pay for play. He warns universities have become entertainment venues and cites foreign policy tensions as fueling the stance.
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Calif
UPI
Avery Brundage
International Olympic Association
Brundage
California State College
Unknown Shot Records in Jamaica Tax List Shuffle
An OCR plagued listing shows numerous names with Jamaica as a repeated locale and various codes such as S-90 Jamaica S-130 Jamaica S-115 Jamaica. The fragmentary data links individuals from Massachusetts Connecticut and New York to Jamaica and Winhall with numeric codes. No coherent event or outcome emerges from the scattered lines.
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