Mounties Triumph Over Patriots In Second Half Rally
Mt Anthony Union High School fell behind early but the Mounties surged in the third quarter to beat the Patriots 75-59 in a SWL opener. Buddy McGinnis led MSJ with 25 points, while Dave Clifford added 20. John Mook led MAU with 18 as Newtown crowd witnessed a hard fought rebound from a young Patriot squad.
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Mt. Anthony Union
Patriots
Green Wave
Patriot
MLJ
Dave Clifford
Buddy McGinnis
Mounties
John Mook
MSJ
McGinnis
Dick Cutler
Tom Champine
Ted Bitensky
Pete Stoothoff
Main St
Bizzarro
Patriot JV
Champine
Bove Palatto Bourne
Clifford
Oczechowski
Canfield
Ratella
Sanborn McGinnis
Noble
Mt. Anthony
G Mook
Cutler
Bitensky Bergquist
Griffin Stoothoff
Mauhs
Sawyer and Fleming
Mook
Charlie Oczechowski
Bob Rattella
Sabers Crush Horde 79-34 In Class L Showdown
Defending Class L champion Sabers blitzed West Rutland 79-34 as Billy Brooks led with 20 points and Denny Hart added 14. The hosts managed only 15 first-half points while Sabers built a 40-15 lead and used reserves in the second half to seal the rout.
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BCHS
Joe Bizzarro
Golden Horde
Billy Brooks
Sabers
West Rutland
Brooks
Westside West
Denny Hart
Scott Racicot
Lou Glodzik
Don Chaffin
J. J. Moore
Marbletowners
Labers
Gold and Green
West Side
Springfield
Cosmos
Brattleboro Colonels
G Brooks
Plante Pierce McGuire
Racicot
Hart
LeRay Racicot
T Moore LaCroix
Carmody Chaffin
W. Rutland
Glodzik
Geryk Baron McCormick
Jankowski
Zak Sankowski
Welch Kashmider
LaPan-McDonough
Notre Dame Wins Coin Toss For MacArthur Bowl Trophy
In a Waldorf Astoria ballroom ceremony Notre Dame and Michigan State settled the MacArthur Bowl fate by coin toss with Notre Dame gaining first possession of the trophy for six months. Ara Parseghian and Jim Lynch represented Notre Dame while Duffy Daugherty and captains Clint Jones and George Webster attended Michigan State. The event also inducted 10 players into the Hall of Fame and honored Army coach Earl Blaik and Bill Carpenter for valor in Vietnam.
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Waldorf-Astoria
Notre Dame
Sports Hall of Fame
Army
Earl
Red) Blaik
Bill Carpenter
Michigan State
National Football Foundation
Ara Parseghian
Jim Lynch
Duffy Daugherty
Clint Jones
George Webster
Jim Crowley
Rip Miller
Charley Conerly
Mississippi
Norm van Brocklin
Oregon
Dick Kazmaier
Princeton
Aaron Rosenberg
Southern California
Chuck Carney
Illinois
Pete Pihos
Indiana
Bubba Smith Named UPI Lineman of the Year for 1966
Michigan State star Bubba Smith 6 foot 7 inch 263 pound end wins the 1966 UPI lineman of the year with 159 of 320 votes. He led a 9 0 1 Spartans defense and becomes the first MSU player to win the honor, ahead of Notre Dame’s Jim Lynch and Arkansas’s Loyd Phillips. Glenn Dobbs of Tulsa named coach of the Blue Gray Classic, with John Bridgers of Baylor coaching the Gray team.
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NEW York
UPI
Charles
Bubba) Smith
Michigan State
Spartans
United Press International
Beaumont
Tex
Notre Dame
Jim Lynch
Arkansas
Loyd Phillips
Smith
Lynch
Phillips
George Patton
Georgia
Wayne Meylan
Nebraska
George Webster
Michigan
Jack Cluny
Kevin Hardy
Pete Duranko
Tom Regner
Gene Washington
Southern Methodist
John Lagrone
Jim Seymour
Army
Townsend Clarke
Alabama
Cecil Dowdy
Montgomery
Ala
Glenn Dobbs
Tulsa
John Bridgers
Baylor
Multisport Scores From SVL to Illinois Tech Games
A long list of high school and college results shows SVL and MSJ wins for Mt Anthony and Springfield, plus routs like Otter Valley over Bellows Falls. College action features St. Michael’s, Lehigh, Syracuse, Old Dominion, Hofstra, Seton Hall, Cortland, Oneonta, and many others with final tallies.
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SVL
Mt. Anthony
BCHS
W. Rutland
Springfield
Brattleboro
Rutland
Otter Valley
Bellows Falls
Hartford
MVL
Wallingford
Fair Haven
Woodstock
Ludlow
St. Michael’s
Chester
Proctor
Poultney
East St. Fraces
Wm&Mary
Temple
Lehigh
L. Island U
C. W. Post
Frigh Decksn
Month St
Syracuse
Cornell
Old Dominion
Catholic U
G Washington
Richmond
St. Jo’s
Grgetown
Hofstra
Seton Hall
Cortland St
Oneonta
Pace Coll
Pratt
Worcester
R. Island
Johnson St
Castleton St
Stern Conn
Hunter
Duquesne
Kent St
Patterson St
Nyack
Princeton
Villanoa
Calif
Indiana
MIT
Brandeis
Edinboro
Slippery Rock
Marist
Newport
South
Terrell Promises KO in Clay Title Bout at Astrodome
Ernie Terrell signed to challenge Cassius Clay for the world heavyweight title, predicting a knockout within 15 rounds. The Feb 6 bout at the Houston Astrodome could draw 60,000 fans and a record gate near $800,000, with Clay earning half the live gate and Terrell 20 percent.
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New York
UPI
Ernie Terrell
Cassius Clay
Terrell
Clay
Liston
Patterson
Cooper
Phantom
Houston Astrodome
Cleveland Williams
Astrodome
Astrodome Championship Enterprises
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Jamaica
Ticonderoga
Ondine
Miami
Tobin
Fst
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Albie Booth
Yale
Lynn (Pappy) Waldorf
Northwestern
California
Blaik
Dartmouth
Herbert Hoover
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Carpenter
Viet Nam
Bubba Smith
Rosasco
Phoenix Professional Building
State Street
North Adams, Mass
Navy
American U
Davidson
Furman
Wake Forest
Va. Tech
Aldrin Bidds
Va Tech
Southern U
Rust
Louisville
Louisiana
Loyola
Wash Coll
Tex Christian
Bethany
Geneva
Texas
Louisiana St
W. Md
Finkin&Marshall
Citadel
Wofford
Bellermine
Centre College
Mt, St. Mary’s
Rand-Macon
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Miami Ohio
Minnesota
Drake
Illinois Tech
Milton Tech
St. Ambrose
Penn
Ali
Wermwon
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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RUTLAND + BELLOWS FALLS
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