BC Faces Villanova In Feature Road Show
Boston College visits unbeaten Villanova in a featured road game as part of a busy fall slate in New England. The date marks Maine’s final Maine State Series games with Bowdoin and Bates, while Maine Maritime seeks to take the series’s throne. Yale, Harvard, UMass, Holy Cross, and a network of Ivy and regional matchups fill the schedule with key implications for league races and end-of-season honors.
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Ward Dons Celtics Uniform Against Pistons Tonight
Boston Celtics face Detroit Pistons at the Garden with Gerry Ward in the lineup as John Havlicek sits out due to knee soreness. Ward teammates with Larry Siegfried while Mel Counts covers center, as Tom Heinsohn returns from injury and K C Jones also sits out. Joe Caldwell of Detroit, a top rookie and Olympic scorer, is highlighted for his rising play and high jumping ability.
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Area Schools Clash in Three Leagues High School Football
In Vermont Football Conference action Bennington Catholic and Benhi meet at Alumni Field at 1 30 PM as the cross town rivalry caps the season for both schools. BCHS carries a 1964 mark and recent ties while Bennington has dominated the series. The Catamounts seek a much needed win after a 1 3 record.
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Smith Leads Classic Bowling With 191
Smith leads the Bennington Classic Bowling League as Donald Smith posts a 191 average to top the standings. Gene Farrar and John Alonzo are close behind at 189, while Donald Fisher surged with a 266 game and a league high 858 series as Harrison Veading posted a 2428 four-game team score.
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Ratelle returns to Clippers after three week holdout
Center Jean Ratelle will play for the Baltimore Clippers of the American Hockey League again this season after ending his three week holdout Tuesday. Ratelle was assigned to the Clippers immediately after signing with the parent New York Rangers of the NHL.
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Bills and Chargers eye AFL title bid this weekend
Bills 8-0 travel to Jets as San Diego 5-2-1 visits Denver in showdowns that could seal division crowns. Buffalo favored by six. Chargers by ten. Chiefs host Raiders. Key matchups include Kemp and La Monica for Buffalo against Wood for the Jets and Hadl likely starting for the Chargers.
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Federal Judge Tehan Sends Braves Case Back to County
U S District Judge Robert E Tehan ruled that Milwaukee County cannot keep the Milwaukee Braves from moving to Atlanta and sent the case back to Milwaukee County Circuit Court The restraining order remains in effect delaying the team action while a full hearing on an injunction is held The Braves argued federal jurisdiction while the county pressed a Wisconsin state case centering on use of Milwaukee County Stadium and the contract termsJudge Tehan noted the Braves main business was operating the club and the Milwaukee offices were more extensive than Chicago based offices The decision returns the case to Circuit Court Judge Ronald Drechsler to decide on a temporary injunction and then a possible permanent injunction
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College Offense Leader May Be Decided Today
New York UPI reports the small college football total offense title could be settled this weekend as leader Chuck Green of Wittenberg clings to a seven yard edge over Harry Theophile des of Waynesburg. Green has guided his team to an undefeated season.
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Renegades-2 Benn Brush-1 leads city bowling score
In city bowling, Renegades-2 beat Benn Brush-1. High single by B Murray 234 and high triple by Ottaviano 593. The Smokeys and other teams posted top marks with Heald 248 and 615 for high single and triple respectively. College totals show Green and Theofiledes near 1,600 yards, with leaders in passing rushing and punting across several programs. Chicago White Sox raise ticket prices for 1965 season by 15 to 65 cents.
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Seven of Top 10 College Teams Rate High in Defense Totals
New York based report notes seven of the nation's top 10 college football teams rank highly in defensive categories. Notre Dame leads in rushing defense at 30.5 yards per game, with Ohio State Alabama Nebraska and Georgia Tech also strong. Nebraska tops total defense at 136.6 yards per game. Florida LSU and Kent State appear in top 10 for various metrics. Georgia Tech allows 3.7 points per game, Willisovn 4.3, while Mississippi and Idaho lead punting averages.
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