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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1969

Page

8

Mount St Joseph Mounties Named VT D I Champs by Headmasters

Vermont Headmasters Association awarded Mt St. Joseph Academy the Division I football title with a 7-0-1 season and 75 points. Middlebury Union High and Windsor High tied for Division II honors at 70 and 68 points respectively, while Bellows Free Academy led Northern Division I with 56 points and Rice Memorial was runner-up.

Vermont Headmasters’ Association Mt. St. Joseph Academy Middlebury Union High School Windsor High School Mounties Rutland Springfield Mt. Anthony Patriots Brattleboro Colonels Middlebury Union Windsor Bellows Free Academy of St. Albans

Mets Cash in World Series Victory Shares across Club

New York Mets awarded a total of 657473.02 in 35 full shares of 18338.88 after clinching the 1969 World Series and NLCS. Orioles distributed 497564.89 in 32 full shares with several special divisions, while other clubs and individuals received smaller fixed shares and partials.

New York New York Mets Mets Bowie Kuhn Los Angeles Dodgers Baltimore Orioles Dodgers Atlanta Minnesota Chicago San Francisco Detroit Oakland Pittsburgh Cincinnati Boston California Gil Hodges Eddie Yost Joe Pignatano al Walker Yogi Berra Gus Mauch Joe Deer Nick Torman John McCarthy Donn Clendenon Jack DiLauri Bobby Pfeil Amos Otis Roy Neuer Baltimore Ralph Salvon Clay Reid Orioles

Monument League Bowling High Scores Report

W Jensen 217 and F Marcoux 211 led High Singles while R Dunham 572 and H Guber 569 plus F Marcoux 568 led High Triples in the Monument League.

Monument League W. Jensen F. Marcoux R, Dunham H. Guber

Saratoga Entries Highlight Thirteen Races At Fair Grounds

Thoroughbred and harness results listed for Saratoga on Thursday November 13 with multiple pace and trot events. Notable entrants include Lusty Glory Blackie Pro Clayhaven Telstar Stylish Maid and Artie Hanover in first divisions and Valley-based horses in later heats. Philadelphia section notes Terry Ball recalled to replace injured Ed Van Impe for NHL coverage.

FIRST Lusty Glory D1nola Blackie Pro—Reilly Clayhaven Telstar Waugh Trailer Profit Marion E Volo Casoma— Paquet Sign Raider Mondine Artie Hanover Mike Rosecroft Lourie Country Aire Discoverer LeDuc Jo—Hamilton Landscape—LaRouech Hoyt Beth Barmin Artle Hanover Bernie Lynne Story Mark—LaRouech Dude Pick—Butcher Ralph—Wells Dean—Smith Silky Sullivan Coppola Corn Filtter Goodell Beau—Richards Pace Volusia—Hamilton Evelyn Haven Fanelli Philadelphia Wufi Terry Ball Quebec Philadelphia Flyers National Hockey League Ed van Impe

Williams Grid Mentor Jaycee Dinner Speaker at Mt. Anthony

Williams College head football coach Lawrence Catuzzi will speak at the Mt. Anthony Jaycees Player of the Week dinner at 7 p.m. at Catamount Elementary School. The event honors Mt. Anthony Union High School varsity players and the coaching staff with families in attendance.

Williams College Lawrence R. Catuzzi Mt. Anthony Jaycees Catamount Jaycee Mt. Anthony Union High School Catuzzi Hasbrouck Heights N.J University of Delaware University Delaware University of Dayton

MSJ Dominates Patriot All Opponent Ballot

The undefeated MSJ Mounties led Vermont high school football all opponent selections, placing six on offense and defense. Dan Carr and Ted Jornov head the backfield, with Hudson and Rutland among top responders. Hudson Falls and Brattleboro also place multiple players on the 1969 Patriot squad selections.

MSJ Mounties Vermont Mt. Anthony Union High School Patriot MSJ Hudson Hudson Falls Rutland Raiders Brattleboro Colonels Drury Springfield Bellows Falls Triots Patriots Ted Jornov Capitol MLJ Mounties Rutland Brattleboro Dan Carr Jornov Bill Comstock Joe DeCamille Myron Jornov John LaFaso Bruce Temple Spring Jay Harrison James Lawson Dean Dusenberry Don Labour Hudson — Falls Tom Dunn Hudson Utility Tim Murphy Frank Spencer Keith Eddy Ernest Cioffi Todd Foote Terry DeSardi Roger Corlew Ken Haskell Brad Miller John Murray Dan Kline

Woeful Weather at Winhall Outing Club Deer Hunt

Hunters at the Winhall Outing Club logged a wet start to Vermont’s deer season, with eight signatories and a day of rain filled sightings including a spikehorn. The party noted abundant water, muddy roads, and forecasts of more rain, hinting at potential duck hunting as an alternative.

Winhall Vermont W.O.C Marsden Randy MacDonald Fran Field Mike Cross Bill Hathaway Dean Hanson Jimmy Dean

Missouri Coach Tops Grid Poll After Big Eight Win

Missouri coach Dan Devine guided the eighth-ranked Tigers to a 7-1 start and a decisive 44-10 victory over Oklahoma, earning national Coach of the Week honors from United Press International. Devine credits personnel and a balanced pass-first attack for the title chase, noting Missouri’s defense and offense adapt to win.

Oklahoma Tigers Sooners Missouri Devine United Press International Arizona State Chuck Fairbanks

Harmon Killebrew Named Most Valuable AL Player

Harmon Killebrew was voted the American League MVP for 1969 by the BBWAA. He led in home runs with 49 and RBIs with 140, batting .276 as the Minnesota Twins won the Western Division before losing to the Orioles in the playoff. He earned 294 of 336 points, named on all 24 ballots.

NEW York UPI Harmon Killebrew Baseball Writers Association of America Killebrew Minnesota Twins Washington Senators Twins Baltimore Orioles

Bennington Deer Hunt Report Highlights Multiple Doe and Spike Horn Kills

A Bennington area deer hunting tally lists numerous hunters and deer, including does from Manchester Woodford and West Arlington and spike horn bucks from Shaftsbury and North Rupert. Notable entries show catcher counts from 4 to 10 points with totals around 130 to 220 points, reflecting a broad harvest across towns like Searsburg, North Bennington, and Woodford.

Ted DeMarco Kevin Holister Bennington Doe Searsburg Scott Dickie Manchester Thomas Sausville Woodford Mack Gallant West Arlington Stephan Jesseman Solomon Harrington Landgrove Robert Carpenter Gladys Gallett Pawlet Francis Mori Ludwig Meyer Point Lookout N.Y Pamela Monroe North Bennington Dorset Richard Sweet Red Mountain Effie Colvin Spike Horn North Rupert James Horst Kenneth Stewart Donald Hayes Kevin Dunican Steven Farnum Weston Beverly Cummings Arlington

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