Starr Nets 24 Hoosiers Belt Tamarac 71 55
Hoosick Falls NY Ken Slonis Hoosier hoopsiers defeated a tall Tamarac quintet 71 55. George Starr led with 24 points and 19 rebounds while Tom Beckstein 16 and Bill Waterhouse 14 provided outside scoring as Hoosiers improved to 3 2 in league play. Tamarac’s Bob Graveston had 19. The game featured a tight first half with Hoosiers using pressure and rebounding to pull away late. JV score Morin 23 led a 56 40 win.
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Headmasters Group Ponders Grid Scheduling Problems
Vermont Headmasters Association committee drafts guidelines for 1966 grid schedules amid new two division system. Goals include five in-division games, up to two out-of-division, at least one intersectional, and two- year home away planning with season dates set between September 16 and November 12.
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Sayers Named NFL Rookie of the Year 1965
Chicago Bears halfback Gaye Sayers won the NFL Rookie of the Year award in 1965 by a near unanimous UPI poll. He set records with 22 touchdowns and 132 points, plus a six-touchdown game, finishing with 867 rushing yards, 507 receiving yards and 14 rushing scores.
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Sayers Praised After Rookie of the Year Honor
Chicago Bears rookie Gale Sayers says he is elated after being named NFL Rookie of the Year. He cites teammates Dick Butkus Jimmy Jones and Dick Gordon for blocking and assisting his season. Owner-coach George Halas agrees, noting Sayers finished second in rushing punt returns kickoff returns and led the league in scoring.
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Mediocre NFL Stats Highlight Colts and Packers
New York reports that in final NFL statistics neither Baltimore nor Green Bay stood out except in pass defense. Green Bay allowed the fewest completions while Baltimore ranked seventh. San Francisco led in total offense and passing, with Detroit posting the stiffest defense among the league.
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East West Shrine game claim hungrier West in showdown
Syracuse coach Ben Schwartzwalder joked the East backs big pro contracts while the West is hungry. He predicted a good game as John Ralston's West faces Schwartzwalder's East in the Shrine Bowl with future pros and six figure bonuses shaping the lineup.
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YMCA Rifle Group Reports Successes
The Bennington YMCA Junior Rifle Club reports one of its busiest seasons under leader John Riddle with Rev John VanderGroef Robert Atwood and William Tudor assisting. Thirty one boys have advanced in the NRA Junior Rifle Program with many earning Pro Marksman Marksman Ist Class and Sharpshooter ratings across Bar stages. The group shows rising marksmanship with increased free ammunition and will meet Friday morning for those finishing sharpshooter requirements. no meeting the following week for New Year.
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William Wright
Geoffrey Locklin
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Randy Bates
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Martin Betts
Riddle
Wallingford Halts Arlington Rally In Non League Win
Lindsey Kennedy scored 20 points on five field goals in the final period to fuel Wallingford Foxes past Arlington Eagles 66 to 54. Arlington, led by Don Corey and Tom Macksey with 19 apiece, cut the gap late but could not overtake the hosts after Kennedy took control in the fourth quarter. The Eagles shot 70 percent at the line. Wallingford hit 42 percent. Arlington meets Bristol at Rutland on December 29.
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