New Hampshire Names Shrine Coach for 1968 Game
Richard Mezquita, former All Yankee Conference and All American back, is named head coach of the 1968 New Hampshire Shrine Football team for the Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl in Durham on Aug 24. He will select a 25 player squad from top seniors with seven alternates, with final Vermont coach named soon.
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Durham
N.H
New Hampshire
Richard Mezquita
Kingswood Regional
Wolfeboro
Concord
Marblehead
Mass
Mezquita
University of New Hampshire
Mozquita
New Bedford
Franklin
New Regional
Shrine
Vermont
Robert Chabot
Manchester
Vermont Shrine
Bektash Temple of
Sinai Temple
Montpelier
Cairo
Rutland
Shrine Hospitals
Springfield
Montreal
Que
Haystack Skier Heads to Europe for Deaf Alpine Races
Tammy Marcinuk, 19, of Fitchburg and Holy Family High School, leaves Boston for Westendorf Austria to compete in the international alpine races for the deaf February 1 to 3. She is the sole U.S. entrant, funding her trip with summer earnings. The Haystack Mountain staff and Stratton Mountain ski school collaborate on her training and support.
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Boston
UPI
Tammy Marcinuk
Fitchburg
Westendorf
Austria
Holy Family High School
U.S
Bill Wehner
Stratton Mountain
Jack Coffey
Haystack Mountain
Tammy
Coffey
Wehner
Yachtsman Mosbacher Named Board Member
Emil Mosbacher Jr. elected to National Life Insurance Company board of directors succeeding Ralph E. Flanders. Mosbacher, famed yachtsman and captain of Intrepid, noted for Americas Cup victory over Dame Pattie, joins at age 45 as the youngest director. term through 1971.
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Montpelier
National Life Insurance Company
Emil Mosbacher Jr
New York City
U.S
Mosbacher
Australia
Dame Pattie
Ralph E. Flanders
National Life
Deane C. Davis
Harold D. Hodgkinson
Boston
William Filene
Gretel
Winter Ski Conditions and Cleveland Player Signings
New England ski conditions are listed with numerous resorts and base depths across Vermont and Massachusetts, noting various surface types and statuses. In Cleveland, Duke Sims signed a contract for the 1968 season, bringing the Indians’ roster to 21 players, with Sims last season batting .202 with 12 homers and 37 RBIs.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Indians
Duke Sims
Sims
Ralph Boston Ready to go all out at Athens Meet
Ralph Boston, the world records holder, says he is in good shape for the Athens Invitational at the Oakland Coliseum Arena and plans to focus on long jump. He faces rivals Jerry Proctor, Bob Beamon, and Gayle Hopkins with others over 25 feet, as Millrose and Portland meets thin the field.
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Calif
Ralph Boston
Oakland Coliseum Arena
Boston
Jerry Proctor
Bob Beamon
Ralph
Igor Ter- Ovanessyan
Russia
Beamon
San Francisco
Proctor
Gayle Hopkins
New York
Portland
Beban Seen First Choice of Pros in NFL Draft
New York report says Gary Beban of UCLA is a top draft target but Vikings prefer quarterback search. Minnesota aims for Fred Carr and Kevin Hardy before Beban, with possible trade plans for Bill Munson. Packers eye Haven Moses as Max McGee retires, while Eagles seek Bob Johnson and Ron Yary looms interest. Larry Csonka and Dennis Homan among early round possibilities. Greg Landry also drawing buzz for Patriots.
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UPD
Gary Beban
Gary Regan
UCLA
Fred Carr
University of Texas At el Paso
Carr
Minnesota Vikings
Beban
Kevin Hardy
Notre Dame
Vikings
Giants
Fran Tarkenton
Beba
Bill Munson
Los Angeles Rams
Rams
Munson
Cincinnati Bengals
Paul Brown
Green Bay Packers
New Orleans
Jim Taylor
Saints
Vince Lombardi
Haven Moses
San Diego State
Max McGee
Lombardi
Moses
Bob Johnson
Tennessee
Ron Yary
Southern California
Philadelphia Eagles
Johnson
Buffalo Bills
Syracuse
Larry Csonka
Dennis Homan
Alabama
Kim Hammond
Floida State
Greg Landry
University of Massachusetts
Landry
Boston Patriots
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Roger Starks
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Mt. Snow
Haynes & Kane, Inc
Dial
Main St
Bennington
Europe
Economy Auto Stores, Inc
Bennington, VT
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Bennington, Vermont
Ski Report
New England
New England Ski Area Council
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Ascutney
Bolton Valley
Bromley
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Dutch Hill
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Jay Peak
Killington
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Berkshire Snow Basin
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Catamount
Jiminy Peak
E. Jug End
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Lenox Hill Hospital
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Lily Tulip Cup Corporation
Police Athletic League
Mayor’s Sports Commission
U.S. Olympic Yachting Committee
North American Yacht Racing Union Olympic Committee
American Red Cross
Real Estate Board of New York
Bronx Board of Trade
New York Chamber of Commerce
Westchester County Association
New Rochelle Downtown Association
Independent Petroleum Association of America
White Plains
N.Y
Choate School
Wallingford
Third Century Fund
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Westchester
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Council of Alumni
Dartmouth College
Hanover Inn Board of Overseers
Choate Fathers Association
Choate Club of New York
Westchester County
Choate Fund For the Future Drive
Choate Associates
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Pacific
Virgin Islands
Washington
Patricia Ryan
EmillilIl
Richard Bruce
John David
White Plains, N.Y
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Mullen
Grove Street
Adams, Mass
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