Sabers and Saints Clash as Bulldogs Face Wallingford
BCHL Sakers meet St Michael's Saints in Bennington at 7 30 as the Burr and Burton Bulldogs travel to Wallingford to face the Foxes and Arlington Eagles go to Townshend to meet Leland and Gray in a non league game Arlington seeks first win of the season.
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Buckeyes Top AP Poll In Early College Hoops Ranking
The Ohio State Buckeyes, led by stacked voting, captured 39 of 40 first place votes and 399 points in the AP poll covering games through last Saturday. Cincinnati received the remaining first place vote as upsets hit several top teams including Providence, West Virginia, and Arizona State.
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Undefeated College Grids See Upsets Shake Top Ranks
Top five squads all stumble as Cincinnati falls 52-51 to Wichita while Providence loses to DePaul 68-63 and West Virginia drops to Duke 69-65. Ohio State and Kansas State win to stay atop, with NYU, Utah State, Illinois also bold in the fray. Lanny Van Eman and Paul Hogue lead Wichita past Cincinnati, and Duke posts a 7-1 mark.
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Illinois
Xavier
Ohio
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Dick Cook
M. C. Thompson
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Bennington Native Campbell Earns Middlebury Soccer Letter
Twenty three Middlebury College men received varsity letters for fall soccer. Stuart D. Campbell, a sophomore and Mount Hermon School graduate, earned the varsity M. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Duncan Campbell of North Bennington Vermont.
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Reed Outpoints Williams In Ten Round Providence Bout
Paddy Reed of Providence defeated Nat Williams of Philadelphia over ten rounds at the Rhode Island Auditorium. Reed led in infighting and had Williams in trouble in the eighth, with no knockdowns recorded.
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Donovan Wins AL ERA Title Then Traded to Cleveland
Dick Donovan finished 1961 with a 2.40 ERA to lead the American League in earned runs allowed per nine innings, becoming the first Washington pitcher in 33 years to win the ERA crown. He later moved to Cleveland in a five player deal, ending his Senators run after a standout season of 10 wins and 10 losses.
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Rudolph Wins AP Female Athlete of the Year 1961
Wilma Rudolph of Tennessee State earns the Associated Press award as female athlete of the year for 1961, chosen by 250 sports writers and broadcasters with 178 first place ballots. She plans to return to campus Jan for indoor season practice.
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College basketball scores roundup with numerous results
A list of recent college basketball outcomes including Indiana 94 over Arizona due to a high scoring game and Michigan State 99 over South Carolina 91. Other notable results include Baylor 55 over Mississippi 68 and Notre Dame 73 DePaul 68.
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Alabama Leads Nation in Grid Defense and Mississippi Offense
NCAA figures show Alabama first in total defense allowing 132.6 yards per game and 22 points in 10 games. Mississippi led in total offense averaging 418.7 yards and outgaining foes by 273.4 yards per game. Utah State topped scoring and rushing defense with 387 points and 50.8 rushing yards allowed. Wisconsin led passing at 188.4 yards per game, New Mexico State topped rushing with 299.1 yards per game.
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Shorts Outpoints Collins in New York Fight Card
In New York Cecil Shorts outpoints Billy Collins 148 to 145%. In Providence Paddy Reed 130% outpoints Nat Williams 128% in a Detroit card. Philadelphia also hosts a 10 round feature.
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Kid) Williams
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Banner SPORTS Turner named new coach of New York Titans
Clyde Bulldog Turner 42 former Bears all pro center was named head coach of the New York Titans for 1961 replacing Sammy Baugh after a seven seven season. Turner will be paid 20000 a year on a two year contract. He played 13 Bears seasons and later coached with George Halas before managing his Texas ranch.
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UCLA Coach Sees Gophers As Tough Foes
Pasadena based UCLA coach Bill Barnes called Minnesota a faster, better all around team with an improved Sandy Stephens after reviewing the Gophers 1961 film and Rose Bowl impressions. Coach Murray Warmath, pleased with milder weather, scheduled two workouts as Minnesota prepared to travel.
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Giant Mentor Named NFL Coach of the Year
Allie Sherman of the New York Giants was chosen Coach of the Year by an AP panel. He led the Giants to the Eastern Conference championship and a league title game with Green Bay on December 31. Sherman outpolled Vince Lombardi, while Lombardi and Norm Van Brocklin tied for second with four votes each.
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