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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1969

Page

12

Scoring Is the Game as New England Football Reaches Climax

Boston University hosts Delaware in a key Nickerson Field showdown as 1969 NE college football races to a dramatic finish. Delaware’s Tom DiMuzio tops yardage and TDs while Boston Terrier Bruce Taylor stars on defense. Rival Ivy and Yankee slate adds intrigue across New England.

New England Nickerson Blue Hens Delaware Terriers Cornell Ed Marinaro Erical International Bridgeport Boston College Virginia Military Chestnut Hill Harvard Skidding Massachusetts Redmen New Hampshire Maine Vermont Connecticut Rhode Island Tufts Pete Cohen Springfield John Greska Northeastern Temple Yale Princeton Amherst Williams Southern Central Connecticut Coast Guard Lebanon Valley Jersey City Curry Bridgewater State Trenton State Boston University Tom DiMuzio Bruce Taylor

Blockbusting Buckeyes Face Purdue in Rose Bowl Preview

No. 1 Ohio State visits Ohio Stadium to clash with ninth-ranked Purdue in a Big Ten showdown that shapes the Rose Bowl pick. Michigan looms after, with Purdue and Michigan both 4-1 in league play. Scouts eye Texas and others as key deciders in bowl selections.

Ohio State Purdue Buckeyes Pasadena Boilermakers Ohio Stadium Woody Hayes Warriors Michigan Wolverines Indiana Texas Tennessee Penn State Arkansas Missouri Louisiana State Utah Southern California UCLA Longhorns Texas Christian Southern Methodist Mississippi Vols Jackson Miss Orange Nittany Lions Maryland Joe Paterno Lions Iowa State LSU Mississippi State Auburn Georgia Arizona USC Pacific Trojans Washington Oregon

Horse Racing Card Summary for Saturday November 15

A full harness meet listing ten pace and two trot races with $700 to $2500 purses. Notable entries include DeSantis trained favorites in multiple divisions and a top pace event featuring Inverary Green and Go Gardner Moran. Final results not provided in fragment.

DeSantis Josedale Hal—Johnson Rebel Land Guy France Fair Kamela—Moran Red Hayfee Waugh Call Me Dear Ephram—Simeszka Diamond Hayes Childs Miss Burns Goodsell Zolas Boy Snow Switch Story Rapid Vie— Waugh Ra Castle—Johnson Neptune DiNola Chippy King Belmonte Armbro Dolly Moran Ae Dolbedoe— Butcher Bernabelli—Langtry Bar Boy—Nazarian Observer —Davis Leslie Diamond Fanelli Archandy—Allen Cash Freight Mondi Ae Shining Knight Letha Tag—DeSantis Camilla Mite Marvel Abbe—DeSantis Plenty Quick Tingley Pontiac Magic Paula Prospectus Butcher Proud Abe-Sears Pete Prior Greenie Ensign Wyn Mr. Cranberry Tingley Dillon—Caughey Big O Hamilton Aprils Leica Childs Crews Wise Chief Coppola Pete—DeSantis Inverary—Green Honor Peace Sears Go Gardner Moran Glenn Meadows Coville Happy Ann Wells Trooper Rainbow Oby Green River Ruble Belanger Satan Hardy Hughes Desire Chase Pretty Sharp—Langtry Meadow Torrence Nazarian Deans Success Dillers Duke Davis Little Laird Blake Sword Hanover — Goodell Newport Scot Cheval Chanceux Bo Adyn—Allen Star Dapple Annese Armbro Ensign Lady Jane Sota Sprite C—Richards Steep Hill—Ferraro Bruce Johnson Dean— Parker Patty May—Poyer Jennifer O’brien

Dietzel Rejects Nixon Draft Bid for USC

South Carolina coach Paul Dietzel spoke at Columbia confirming he rejected a tentative offer from the Nixon administration to head the Selective Service System. He said a representative had made a feeler offer and he would be interested in the post only if it aligned with USC duties.

Columbia Ss. C UPI Paul Dietzel University of South Carolina Nixon Selective Service System Dietzel

Dietzel Not Leaving USC Despite Draft-Head Coach Consideration

After a report that Lt Gen. Lewis Hershey offered Dietzel a top post in the draft system, Dietzel stated he has no intention of leaving South Carolina. He told players at a pep rally he would not pursue another job and wants to stay for a “great era” in Carolina athletics. He discussed the matter with his wife and emphasized remaining coach and athletic director at Carolina.

Lewis Hershey Dietzel University of South Carolina Dave Lucas Carolina Lucas U.S. Military Academy West Point Louisiana State University Wake Forest

Pownal Entries Saturday Pace and Trot Races Divided

Race card entries list for Pownal with AE and ND suffixes, detailing trot and pace events from Seventh to Eleventh plus November 16, 1969 dates. Notable horses include Adios Gilmour, Winter Melody Bernard, and Susie Melburn Foster in various divisions with purses from 750 to 3000 dollars and multiple riders. The card catalogs 9 to 11 races per program segment, listing horse names with owners and drivers and indicating ND and other designations.

Bouncer Brown — Smith Gilmour Bier Dawkins Winter Melody Bernard AE Stoney Adios McFarlin Susie Melburn — Foster Chestnut Earl — Bruttomesso Bobby T. Champ — Harp John Charles — Fesh Aprath Rock Springs Ray — Dobkowski Sir Harry — McGuire Speedy Lynn Dunbar Pacific Bedell M, K Bernard Adios Kisco Foster Smith Rebellion Mediator Song — Blake Gerard Mir — Gilmour Junkman — Andersen Gallon Diamond — Looney Dick Dillon Scarway — Foster al — Smith Sadovsky Donald's Express Heeney Dutchman — McKay Little Juniper Rod Key — Dunbar Nevele Song Vicidomini Pace Littlest Rebel Tasselman Mig — Fesh Yankee Fury Santo Hudak Dobkowski Chi Goots — Bier Busy Bee Chris In Touch Kazmater Defender Pick — Foster Sampson Pick — Sadovsky Aliebi — Pulver Leta Go Sweet Boot — Watson Princess Iris — Sheldon Silver Apollo Nevele Spot — Zeidman Marcia Queen — Wilson Chipman Ace — Tomasino Allen Aura Hot Shot Dunn Tammy Scot Hundred Watts — Smith Tony B Haight Brittany — Fesh Granite Gay — Coty Forever Debbie Cappella G. Penney Wunderbar — Thorne Little Joe Pence Blake Ducky Dean — Foster Meadow Senator — Heeney Scott Meadow Greentree Clara Belle — Wilson T. Boy — Arthurs Buz — Story Small Chance — McDonald Postakill Pam — Watson Pleasant Nile — Looney Traveler Gem — Mattison Red’s Tracy Windy Jack — Bier Speedy Barbaranne — Heeney Billy’s Bunny — Bernard Andy’s Everett Efficient — Dunn Buckeye — Foster Kinleith — Smith Ngawhetu — Dawkins Rebel Land Ronnie Mr. Pickwick — Gilmour Rocky Gene — Allen Cliff Minbar — Bedell Diamond Flash — Filion J. D. Stone — Heeney Ebony Pick — Foster Scholar — Story Rankim J. J. — Dobkowski Linkwood Lady —Smith Kappa Kay — Bruttomesso Arthurs Scotch Conquest — Smith Red Swinger Harry's Order — Smith Shadow Win — Gilmour Carpathian — Dawkins Victory Wreath — Heeney Queenly Martha — Foster Heineken — Wilson Mel Star — Bier Shadydale Scotlin Gravel King — Heeney Worth Glenn — Bruttomesso Tar Time — White Forever Bold Mount Cook Ost Filion J. Se Pace Clayhaven Zephyr — McGuire

Williams Amherst clash ends 1969 season outlook in Williamstown

Williams hosts Amherst in a pivotal late season meeting with Williams seeking to cap Maitland's storied career as he eyes a 3,000 yard milestone. Dartmouth tops Cornell while Ohio State Purdue battle shapes national title talk as Tennessee faces Mississippi in key Weekend showcase.

Williamstown Williams Bohmen Amherst Cardinals Lord Jeffs Ephmen Williams Jack Maitland Williams College Maitland Fort Lauderdale Fla Bohmen Hanover N.H Dartmouth Cornell Bob Blackman Indians Ithaca Princeton Tigers Princeton Ohio State Purdue Buckeyes Boilermakers Mike Phipps Tennessee Volunteers Mississippi Rebels Mississippi Vols Rebels Georgia Louisiana State Tennessee Texas Penn State Nittany Lions Maryland Texas Christian Vermont Berkshire County Adams High School Wahconah Drury Mt. Greylock Lee Mahar Mt. Anthony Union High School Myron Jornov Dean Dusenberry Don Labour Ted Jornov John Murray Dan Kline Hudson N.Y Blue Hawks Patriots Brattleboro Willie Blanchard Colonels Jornov Rutland Tom Dunn MSJ Bill Comstock Eddie Olbrych Bellows Falls Terriers Olbrych Vermont Sportswriters and Sportcasters Association Rutland Elks Madison Square Garden Boston Bruin Bish Bishop Burlington Free Press MLJ Mt. Anthony

Ocean Racing Action From Miami Offshore Circuit

MIAMI UP I Don Aronow, famed 1969 offshore speedboat champion, rockets at 80 mph and compares it to a stock car and a street fight. He notes injuries from the sport and urges tighter speeds as the American Power Boat Association considers 50 to 60 mph limits. Aronow’s Cigarette boat failed to finish the Miami to Key West race due to a water pump, but he still claimed U S and world titles with eight of 13 wins. The season ends with plans to begin anew in May for the Bahama 500 and selective season schedules.

Miami UPI Don Aronow Italy American Power Boat Association U.S Islands Aronow

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