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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1973

Page

8

Outwater Selected to District 3 All America Baseball Team

St Pete Fla Robin Outwater Mt Anthony standout earns District 3 college division All America baseball honor for 1973 season while at Eckard College He hit .402 as a junior as a right fielder led nation in hits Cape Cod League All Star selection in summer 1973 He plays in St Pete Winter League and Eckard College All Star nod earned coach praise for year round development.

ST. Petersburg Outwater Cape Cod St. Pete Eckard College Bill Livsey Eckard Robin

Vermont teams crown state champions in football and soccer

South Burlington wins the state soccer title while Brattleboro claims the Division I football crown and Essex Junction nets Division II honors. South Burlington defeated Thetford 4-0 after earlier playoff wins, with key goals by Dean McLellan Jeff Small and Steve Denison. Brattleboro’s John Leary stars with 290 yards offense including a 99 yard TD and a 63 yard scoring pass. Essex Junction edged Hartford 14-12 in Division II as Tim McKenney connects with Bill Holmes and Bob Ruchford adds an option pass for the deciding scores.

South Burlington Brattleboro Essex Junction Vermont Rebels Colonels Essex Junction Hornets Mt. Anthony Burr and Burton Thetford Proctor Dean McLellan Jeff Small Steve Denison John Leary Bellows Free Academy Leary Pete LaFlamme Dave Perkins LaFlamme Colonel Bill Hamilton Hartford Jon Potter Jim Kenison Tim McKenney Bill Holmes Carl Christensen Bob Ruchford Dave Johnson Christensen Redskins San Francisco Kilmer Charlie Harraway Mike Hancock Brig Owens John Hade Lawrence McCutcheon David Ray Rams New Orleans Los Angeles Atlanta Falcons Bob Lee Eagles Lee Ken Burrow Horst Muhlmann Cincinatti Buffalo Don Cockroft Mike Phipps Browns Houston Charley Johnson Floyd Little Broncos San Diego Ron Waller Jerry Tagge Chester Marcos Packers St. Louis John Riggins Emerson Boozer Bill Demery Jerome Barkum Jets New England

Bruins win over Canucks with penalty packed night

Boston defeats Vancouver 4 2 as refs call 52 minutes in penalties including four five minute fighting calls. Sinden complains of too many whistles while Guidolin cites cross checks and a rough, old fashioned game. Orr Savard Edestrand Esposito score as Bruins surge in second period.

Boston UPI Harry Sinden Vancouver Sinden Bruins Bep Guidolin Peter Moffat Canucks Guidolin Jocelyn Guevremont Moffat Dave Forbes Bobby Schmautz Terry O’reilly Wayne Cashman Dennis Ververgaert Carol Vadnais Dave Dunn Bobby Orr Forbes Orr Andre Savard Mike Edestrand Phil Esposito Schmantz

Cowboys top Giants

Cowboys beat the Giants 23 20 as Dallas forced four interceptions two fumbles and blocked a punt and a field goal. Despite outgained, Dallas moved to 6 3 tying Washington in the NFC East while New York fell to 1 7 1.

Vito Stellino UPI New Haven, Conn Randy Johnson New York Giants Dallas Cowboys Cowboys Giants Washington Redskins Jethro Pugh Pete Gogolak Walt Garrison Garrison Roger Staubach Benny Barnes Tom Blanchard John Hubbard Ron Johnson Dick Enderle Dallas Pat Toomay Johnson Steelers Oakland Dwight White Terry Hanratty Ron Shanklin Mike Wagner Franco Harris Harris Daryle Lamonica Fred Biletnikoff Washington San Francisco Los Angeles New Orleans Atlanta Philadelphia Cincinnati Buffalo Cleveland Houston Denver San Diego Green Bay St. Louis New York Jets New England Chicago Kansas City Bill Kilmer Curt Knight

Vikings, Steelers, Dolphins set stage for December playoffs

The Vikings clinched at least a tie for the NFC Central with a 28-7 win over the Lions to reach nine wins. Miami opened a three game lead in the AFC East by routing Baltimore 44-0, while Pittsburgh defeated Oakland 19-7 to stay contending in the AFC Central. The day featured multiple league results shaping December playoff races nationwide.

UPI Minnesota Vikings Detroit Lions Miami Pittsburgh Buffalo Baltimore Oakland Steelers Cleveland Dolphins Minnesota Bill Brown Dave Osborne Detroit Mercury Morris Tim Foley

Ivy League title race stirs as weekend outcomes loom

Ivy League standings shift after Harvard and Dartmouth wins tighten race. Harvard beat Princeton 19-14 at Harvard Stadium on fumbles and a blocked punt, while Dartmouth defeated Columbia 24-6 with Tom Fleming's 98 yard kickoff return. Brown upset Cornell 17-7 as Yale beat Penn 24-21. Dartmouth and Harvard lead 4-1, Penn, Brown, Yale at 3-2. Brown could reshape title with weekend results. Other New England games noted with BC over West Virginia and Connecticut over Boston University.

Boston UPI Harvard Princeton Dartmouth Tom Fleming Big Green Columbia Brown Cornell Penn Yale New England Boston College West Virginia Connecticut Boston University Holy Cross Syracuse Delaware Maine Jake Crouthamel Crouthamel Fleming Tim Cooper Mike Esposito

Secretariat Begins Life as a Stud at Claiborne Farm

Triple Crown winner Secretariat arrived at Claiborne Farm in Kentucky to begin stud duties after a celebrated racing career. Owner Penny Tweedy asked for privacy as she endured a difficult moment, while trainer Lucien Laurin called the moment like a funeral. Secretariat and Riva Ridge were flown to Bluegrass Field before arriving at the farm, with Secretariat syndicated for 6.08 million dollars and Riva Ridge for 5 million. Claiborne head Seth Hancock plans to breed Secretariat soon to test fertility.

Paris, Ky UPI Secretariat Claiborne Farm Lucien Laurin Helen Penny’’ Tweedy Meadow Stable Virginia Riva Ridge Bluegrass Field Lexington New York Seth Hancock Squire

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