Bennington BCHS Saber Catamount Rivalry Reaches 10th Anniversary
A feature on the BCHS Sabers and MAUHS Patriots marking ten years of their village gridiron rivalry begun in 1957. The history recalls key games, players, coaches, and the evolving stakes as BenHi and MAUHS prepare for a new chapter amid long standing local football tradition.
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BCHS
Sabers
Mauhs Patriots
Bennington
Rice
Pete Plourde
Darrell
Squirrel
Sawyer
Joe Giard
al Elwell
Gordie Waite
Elwell
Waite
BenHi
Steve Noyes
Vitenbergs
Dan Distasio
Catamounts
Armand Parnaude
Pete Tocci
Denny Stemp
Wayne Rabideau
Bert Stafford
Vermont High School Basketball Records 1966
In 1966 BCHS posted 4 wins 2 losses and 1 tie while MAUHS went 0-7-0. BCHS defeated Fair Haven 7 6, Rutland 7 20, Spaulding 13 18, Springfield 12 14, MSJ 16 12, Brattleboro 14 25, Bellows Falls 18. MAUHS beat Brattleboro 55-20 and Springfield 40-7, Rutland 6-39, West Rutland 0-12, Spaulding 6-31, Hartford 41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Haven
Rutland
Spaulding
Springfield
MSJ
Brattleboro
Bellows Falls
Mauhs
West Rutland
Hartford
Bennington Catholic High Race Results from Nov 4 1966
First race for $1000 at 5 furlongs saw Donato driven by 4 Link- A- Link win with time 1 02.4 over Windwalk and James Brutus. Scratches noted. Second race for $1000 at 5 furlongs won by Black River driven by Glisner with time 1 02.4. Daily Double (4-3) paid $47.20.
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Donato
Windwalk—Green
James Brutus
Pruden
Winter’s Choice
Buddy
Glisner
Yet—Kelly
Tornambe
Tom Coyne
Dave Derosia
Tim Proud
Jim Brown
Steve Peckham
Greg Croft
Rick Dziadul
Richmond Thurber
Bob Montgomery
Paul Becker
Jim Harwood
Dale Wilson
Gary Marsha
Russell Graves
Mike Roy
David Steece
Garry Martin
Glenn Davis
Paul Garrison
Barry Hickok
Allen Sands
Tom Flynn
Bill Tudor
Richard Noble
Tom Hyland
Greg Russell
Rick Taylor
John Rogers
Bill Brownell
Randy Grant
John Woodard
Robin Outwater
Jeff Bergquist
Chris Christie
Steve Mears
Michael Saliba
Patriots
Ron Reeves
Marty Gill
Don Ziter
Randy Colvin
John Sandquist
Ray Beaupre
Nazami
Lil—Greedon
Senator—Pasquarelli
Parnell View
Wright
Tim LeRay Jr
Bob Thompson
Frosh
Bob Long
Tim Guetti
Bill—Healy
Pacoma—Pasquarelli
Miss Sniff—Hadley
Don Humphreys
Dale Ross
Len Duval
Risky Sister
Perrier
Foxy Sway
Handley
Louis Tomasi
Jim Pendergast
John Fairly
Jr John Holland
Soph
Tim Thibodeau
Mark Hassenpflug
Robert Cassano
Byron Stemp
George Stockman
Rick Pinsonneault
John Schneski
Alan Plante
Tim Racicot
Scott Racicot
Dennis Hart
Kevin Durocher
Steve Rice
Tim Morrissey
Mark Dwyer
Andre Davignon
Rick Caslin
Dennis Green
Fred Harwood
Ron Maguire
Mike Palmer
Tim Lincourt
T. J. Hayes
Jim Woodard
Benefit Basketball Tourney Draws 8 Teams for United Negro Fund
The December 28 to 31 eight team event in Chicago will aid the United Negro College Fund and two other scholarships. Alcorn, Arkansas A.M. & N., Bethune-Cookman, Johnson C. Smith, St. Augustine, Tougaloo, Wilberforce, and Winston-Salem College plus Winston-Salem College are listed. Coaches, nicknames, colors, and staff names are provided.
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Chicago
UPI
United Negro College Fund
Alcorn
Bethune - Cookman
Johnson C, Smith University
St. Augustine
Tougaloo
Wilburforce University
Winston- Salem College
Eichelberger Leads Mexican Open After Round Two
Monterrey Mexico UPI Dave Eichelberger a 21 year old rookie from Waco Texas held a one stroke lead entering today's second round of the 8000 dollar Mexican Open Golf tourney He shot 68 four under par with an eagle and two birdies Dudley Wysong McKinney Texas was four under after 13th bogied 14th 17th to tie for fourth along with Larry Zeigler St Louis and John Cook Dallas There were 142 entrants in four days with 87 pros from the United States Organizers feared a strike would keep entrants from Mexico but pros arrived from across the Texas border and eight last minute entries were turned away for lack of space
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Monterrey
Mexico
UPI
Dave Eichelberger
Waco
Tex
Eichelberger
Dudley Wysong
McKinney
Larry Zeigler
St. Louis
John Cook
Dallas
United States
Mexicans de Aviacion
Texas
Hinsdale Horse Show Pace Results November 5 1966
Saturday race card at Hinsdale shows nine pace events with multiple horses per division, listing winners and top eight finishers. Notable names include Kane Cassidy Allen Harp and Mattison among others across diverse owners and horses.
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Michell’s
Way— Kane
Daleo— Landry
Mattison
Duke
Hall Jr
Brave Hunter— Varnum
Jeffson Moraka— Johnson
Enchantment— Kane
Ettagraph— Cassidy
Dimples Fingo
Perkins Fair Kamera—Siewierski
Prim Adios— McCarthy
Long Byrd—Siewiers
Hanover brother to world champ sold for 100000
Brad Hanover, sibling of Bullet Hanover, was purchased by Stanley Dancer of New Egypt New Jersey for 100000 at the standardbred horse sale in Harrisburg. Hanover Farms sold 176 yearlings for 1.7 million, marking its largest sale ever during the four day event.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Brad Hanover
Bullet Hanover
Stanley Dancer
New Egypt
N.J
Dancer
Lehigh Stable
Hanover Farms
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Carl ‘‘Curly’’ Williams
Billy Rudd
Johnny Wilkinson
Tim Tomasi
Pierre LeTourneau
Billy Vose
Jerry Campbell
Elmer ‘‘Tank
Hall
Joe Judikic
Johnny O’donnell
Dave Buchanan
Eddie Pendergast
Joe Brown
Maurice Rancourt
Howie Shea
John Wilkinson
Art
Ray Howe
Ken Bahan
Pete Ayers
Fone
Pete Keleher
Tim Toomey
Mike Boyer
Eddie Leete
Saber Squad
Ivars Vitenbergs
John Hall
Tommy Sausville
Catamount
Dan Castasio
Wilkinson
University of Miami
Fla
Fran Elwell
Frank Farrar
Tony Plansky
Don Maillett
John Rattelle
Gerry Morrissey
Frank
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Frazier
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Bill Sennett
Art Gage
Labers
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Paul Pendergast
Joe Kennedy
Pete Lemeaux
Bill Giles
Jim Deery
Tommy King
Doug Watkin
Mike Woodard
Jim Moore
Brian Pizzano
Saber
Ben Rusileski
Denny Hart
J. J. Moore
Jim Colvin
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Mt. Anthony Union
Bennington Catholic High School
Gre
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Dick Libardi
Martin Raymond
Peter Harrington
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Green Mountain
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Boy—Davis
Bonnie Flare—Hill
Troy City
McCracken
Perfecta
Handle
Hinsdale
Pace
Cross
Cedar Crest
McCarthy
Julia Rose Abbot— Cassidy
Max Flyer— Kane
Gerry Chief— Gilman
Watch Key— Long
Noble K—Gilman
Express Way
Bonnie Bay—Johnson
Toni’s
Wilsey
Parky—Sperendi
Eileen C
Daraquel— Kane
Manor Way—Edmunds
Laura Hill— Harp
Mhw—Culhane
Justly Brave— McCarthy
Lum—Fesh
Newman— Blake
Symphony Bachelor—Stadelman
Frosty— Plante
Stymie— Clough
John William— Allen
Dean Dudley— Allen
Annie Dell— Andersen
Jean Gay— Phetteplace
Hobo Bob— Wilsey
Homestretch Sue— Marriner
Afton Castle
Perkins
Joey H— Long
Gene’s Playboy— Harp
Sycamore Min— Mattison
Pizon— Edmunds
Cheryl G— Wilsey
Fleet Pick—Collins
Keystonette— Allen
Lucknow
Sally— Avery
Rexbee— Howard
Nile Abbot
Gilman
Birchcrest
Pink— Andersen
Mischief Kyle—O’meara
Merry Dares— Mattison
Saltbox Special
Reynolds
Princess R—Cornellier
Catch Patch—Cross
Colonial Way— Harp
Eddie— Cornellier
Golden Pearl— Cassidy
Amosson
Oscar— Kane
Success Comet— Mattison
Marian Glory
Tommy
Tweed— Harp
Nifty
Steppy— Andersen
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