Maitland Sets New England Rushing Record at Williams
Williams College halfback Jack Maitland of Fort Lauderdale gained 178 yards in a 34-0 win over Union to lift his all time New England rushing total to 2,757 yards, surpassing the previous mark of 2,662 set by Dick Novera. Maitland, a 6'1" 202-pound senior, has diverse contributions as receiver, returner, and blocker, and draws professional interest as he nears graduation.
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Big Eight grid powerhouses may miss major bowls
Kansas City dispatch reports conference commissioner Wayne Duke warning that the Big Eight could be shut out of major bowls in 1969 despite teams improving. Missouri, Oklahoma, and others are discussed with bowl revenues, rankings, and the impact of wire rankings on selection.
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Oklahoma
Colorado
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Wildcats
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United Press Inter
Jack Miller To Head Jr Nordic Ski League
Jack Miller of Bennington named chairman of the southern Green Mountain Target Table League at Holstein- Friesian Assn HQ Brattleboro. League runs Nordic events for youths 13 and under with four age divisions. Schedule lists races from Jan 4 to Feb 15 across Bennington, Putney, Brattleboro, Springfield and Willowiston, with jumping at 10 30 a.m. and cross country at 2 p.m. Team size unlimited. girls cross country classes and participation certificates noted.
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Jack Miller
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Southern
Green Mountain Targer
Holstein
Friesian Association
Putney
Springfield
Williston
Brian “Bucky” Broomhall
Shaftsbury
Useasa
U.S
Jim Townsend
Jack Hilliard
Alan Sargent
James Lantz
Philip Dunham
Dick Nelson
Jersey Slugger Frankie De Paula Returns to Ring
Light heavyweight Frankie De Paula of Jersey City faces veteran Artie Miller of Mansfield in a ten round Philadelphia bout at the Arena. De Paula, 20-7-3 with 14 KOs, was knocked out last January while pursuing Bob Foster’s crown and had to secure court approval after the Pennsylvania Athletic Commission revoked his license amid burglary charges. Miller, 18-16-2, previously KO’d the undefeated Billy Morris in Pittsburgh.
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UPI
Frankie de Paula
Jersey City
N.J
Artie Miller
Mansfield
Ohio
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Bob Foster
Miller
Billy Morris
Pittsburgh
Commonwealth Court
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Athletic Commission
Middlebury Opens Rink to Public
Middlebury announces public skating hours at the college field house rink from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sundays starting Nov 9, with weekend hours on Saturdays and Sundays when hockey games are not scheduled. The 85 by 185 foot ice surface features new conditioning equipment, rates are 1 dollar for adults and 50 cents for children, and the season runs through March 8 with additional December to January open days.
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Cornwall
Vermont
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Tim Carey
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Cincinnati
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Vermont high school stars and all state race heats up
Vermont sportswrite rs and the Vermont Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association plan meetings on November 12 and 16 to pick all state teams for divisions one and two with Mount St. Joseph as early likely picks. The slate includes teams like Windsor Middlebury Rutland and Bennington fans await Patriots players in division two and a looming Vermont Headmasters vote after the all state selections.
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Rutland Elks Club
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Burlington
Pelkie
Vermont
MSJ
Windsor
Middlebury
Rutland
Essex Junction
North Country
Patriots Support Coach Despite 1 7 Record
Boston Patriots President Bill Sullivan endorses coach Clive Bush amid a 1 7 season. He cites close games, morale, and coaching staff performance, praising Clive Rush and staff for keeping spirits high and the team competitive despite frequent fumbles and losses.
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UPI
Boston Patriot
Bill Sullivan
Clive Bush
Sullivan
Clive Rush
Patriots
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