Third Period Rally Gives Red Wings Win
Detroit rallies from a 2-0 deficit at Madison Square Garden to beat the New York Rangers 6-2, led by Bruce MacGregor Doug Barkley and a four goal third period. Ed Johnson made 37 saves as Detroit takes first place edge over Montreal after Montreal and Boston settled 2-2. Bobby Hull notches a hat trick for Chicago in a 4-2 win over Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Crozier
Detroit Red Wing
Red Wings
National Hockey League
New York Rangers
Madison Square Garden
Lightning
Bruce MacGregor
Doug Barkley
MacGregor
Lowel McDonald
Ron Murphy
Ted Lindsay
Montreal Canadiens
Boston Bruins
Gilles Tremblay
Canadiens
Forbes Kennedy
Dean Prentice
Ed Johnson
Nets
Bobby Hull
Chicago Black Hawks
Toronto Maple Leafs
Hull
Detroit
Montreal
Toronto
Chicago
New York
Boston
Irish Take Michigan State Four Teams Make Bowl Bids
Notre Dame crushed Michigan State 34 7 to stay 8 0 as Nick Eddy surged 61 yards for the opening TD and John Huarte linked with Jack Snow. Alabama Arkansas and Nebraska also won to secure major bowls, with Alabama routing Georgia Tech 24 7 and Namath returning for two long TD passes. Arkansas thrashed SMU 44 0 and Nebraska fell to Oklahoma State 27 14 to land Cotton Bowl bids while Texas beat TCU 28 13 for one of the other major bowls. Michigan and Ohio State remain in the hunt in the Big Ten as Michigan beat Iowa 34 20 and Ohio State beat Northwestern 10 0. Oregon State’s loss to Stanford jeopardizes Rose Bowl hopes for Washington UCLA and USC. LSU’s 14 10 win over Mississippi State cements Sugar Bowl talk, with Florida and Florida State circling for Gator spots and Syracuse eyed for a Sugar or opponent slot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Irish
Nick Eddy
Eddy
John Huarte
Huarte
Jack Snow
Snow
Alabama
Arkansas
Nebraska
Georgia Tech
Auburn
Joe Namath
Tech
Yellow Jackets
Southern Methodist
Oklahoma State
Cornhuskers
Texas
Texas Christian
Michigan
Ohio State
Big Ten
Iowa
Northerwestern
Oregon State
Stanford
Washington
UCLA
Southern Caliornia
Beavers
Louisiana State
Mississippi State
Florida
Florida State
North Carolina State
Syracuse
Virginia Tech
Weekend deer kills flood Bennington area records
The town wide reports to Mary Hodeck and to Vermont officials list scores of deer and bear kills across Bennington Pownal Arlington Rupert Dorset and surrounding towns over the weekend and early season. Notable entries include spike horns and large bucks from Rupert Sunderland Arlington and Sandgate with weights up to 173 pounds and eight points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hodeck
Stanley Niegoda
Bennington
Peter Schaad
West Road
Pownal
Ted Demarco
Bradford Jones
Wilmington
James Betts
West Dover
Robert Sweet
Rupert
Gordon Sweet
North Bennington
Arlington
Richard Morin
Shaftsbury
Weston
Harold Wyman
Sandgate
Robert Willard
Raymond Allen
Charles Tinkham
Albert Dean
Charles Peterson
Francis Gillett
Dorset
Dorothy Parize
West Arlington
William Manhindway
Fort Lee
N.J
Searsburg
Kenneth Blow
Robin Harrington
Harold Cornell
Albany
N.Y
Esther Green
Abel Harrington
William E. Blow
Gregory Dwyer
Dover
Reginald Baker
James Bell
Stratton
Bernard McDowall
Helen Thierreault
Sunderland
Darlene Browe
Harold Baldwin
Stockbridge
James Boutin
South Wallingford
Byron Oakes
Charles E. Clark
Manchester
Lloyd Phillips
William Hollister
Steven J. Wright
Woodford
Roger J. Livingston
Dennis Gauthier
Mark Spencer
Donald Howard
Ernest Laurendeau
Terryville
Conn
Steven Burke
Shaftsbury Hollow
Joan Zagata
Floyd Merryfield Jr
Hudson
Louis LaBonte
North Adams
Mass
Middlebury
Clarence Freemyere
Clayton Jepson Jr
North Dorset
W. Phillip Walker
Benson
Fred Towslee
Ira
William H. Martin
East Wallingford
Clifford G
Harrington
Angelo Restino
James Hamilton
Mt. Tabor
Richard Tower
Francis Bruneau
Monte Bushee
Cyril Bluto
Joseph Cross
Lawrence Browe
Constance Keegan
Edward Gardner
Shoreham
Edward Armstrong
Wayne Romano
Pawlet
James Gulley
Robert Powers
Joe Nadeau
Ronald Nadeau
Arthur Howe
Danby
Marshall Knapp
Howard Foster
Francis Harper
Wells
Roger C. White
Mt. Holly
Roland LaCroix
Herbert McIntire
Rochester
Vermont
Irving Tanzman
Herbert Blake Jr
Charles Ely
Carpenter Hill
Gerald Willette
North Pownal
Anthony Fachini
Layton Hewitt
George Baker
Edward Wolcott
Warren Brundage
Mary Fiorino
Bernard Mayer
Hancock
Henry Mayer
John Alfonso
Richard Trudeau
Robert Garner
William Sherwin Jr
William Sherwin Sr
Hoosick Falls
R. Secoy
F. John Hawley
C. Green
Stameford
F. Fisher
F. Johnson
Pittsfield
P. King
Sandeaate
J. Macksey
Dan Mattison
J. Webb
J. Neveu
C. Chapin
Greenwich
J. Norman
Chelmsford
J. Ennis
A. McDuffee
Burlington
Peru
D. LeBurron
M. Oakland
K. Armstrong
C. Perkins
J. Mears
J. Mattison
J. Young
Milford
N. Foster
D. Norton
J. Cooper
Southbury
R. Seecoy
E. Davis
J. Peckham
N. Hauck
P. Harrington
R. Foster Jr
J. Rice
F. Stroffoleno
Arelington
M. White
E. Vosburgh
R. Mce Curdy
Atlantic Highland
C. Butler
D. Voseburgh
Dore
Yale and Harvard clash in THE Game week at Cambridge
Yale carries a six one one Ivy record heading into THE Game as Princeton tightened the Ivy crown chase. Harvard seeks continuity in a storied rivalry amid a busy New England schedule with Boston College Detroit Boston University and other college clashes nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Princeton
Cambridge
Harvard
John Pont
Bulldogs
New England
Boston College
Detroit
Boston University
Rhode Island
Columbia
Archie Robert
Brown
Connecticut
Holy Cross
Dartmouth
Penn
Central
Southern
New Haven
Miami
Amherst
United Press International New England
Williams
University of Massachuetts
New Hampshire
Maury Cullea
Ove Brown
Cornell Ambus
Indian Tribe
Eddi Anderson
Eton University
Wesle
Trinity
Bridgedport
Central Connecticut
Wagner
Springsfield
Southern Connecticut
American International
Tufts
Hobart
Massachusetts
Wesleyan
Springfield
Bridgeport
Trincity
Bowling powder box list and standings summary
Bowling results show multiple leagues with high singles and triples led by Wyman and Heald at various venues. Standings list Arlington Cut Rate atop a tight field followed by Dewey's Wreckers and others, with top performers including Rackliffe, Appel, Livingston, Harrington, Carpenter, and Petit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powder Box
Longergan & Thomas
Wyman
Greene
Mobilettes
Marty Moore
Hawks Realtors
Tally-Ho
Heald
Remcoettes
Poblocki
Arlington
C.L
Dewey’s Wreckers
Lauzon’s
Machine
Rackliffe
Petit
Greater Benn
Fienberg
Livingston
Lions
Lonergan& Thomas
Appel
Ben Mont
Little
Carpenter
Boxing Roundup from Mexico City and Europe
Summary of Saturday boxing results featuring Manuel Rodriguez knocking out L. C. Morgan in Mexico City at 145 pounds, Sugar Ray Robinson outpointing Jean Beltritti in Marseilles at 163 pounds, and Franco DePicelli stopping Henry Wallitsch in Milan at 2131.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Manuel Rodriguez
Cuba
L. C. Morgan
Youngstown
Ohio
Marseilles
France
Sugar Ray Robinson
New York
Jean Beltritti
Milan
Italy
UPI
Franco DePicelli
Henry Wallitsch
Rojas Stops Zamora In Brief Knockout Bout
Raul Rojas of San Pedro California knocked out Blackie Zamora of Corpus Christi Texas in the sixth round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
UPI
Raul Rojas
San Pedro
Calif
Blackie Zamora
Corpus Christi
Tex
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hagood Clark
Buffalo Bills
Bill Patriots
Buffalo
Bills
Nedra Hager
Carl Oltsch
Cheshire
Harold Taylor
Raymond Bleau
Albert Perreault
Francis
Albert
Thomas Lisby
Helen O’donovan
Thomas Dunn
Windsor Locks
Robert Brock
East Dorset
Spike
Mary Bolster
Manschester
Willard Hedden
Wis
Richard Pizzrotto
Jennie Sweeney
Mary Gaudette
David Gilbert
Leon Edgerton
James Harwood Jr
Owen Burke Jr
Shawn Burke
Patricia Jones
Proctor
Ronald Piper
Arthur Stauffer
Spring City
Willia Abbott
Robert Kelley
Rutland
Benjamin Parker
Matthew Poulin
Munroe
Roy Casey
South Dore
Set
Mary Baker
South Dorset
John Coolidge
William Matson
Carl Colson
Lake Luzerne
Ralph Fleming
Burton Campney
Manchester Depot
Arthur Kent
Chelsea
Casper Smith
Stephen Bresko
Manshhester
Warren Lake Jr
Noreen Shores
Byron Scribner
Manchester Center
Lucille Campney
Richard Rockwell
East Rupert
Karl Davis
Charles McNanns
Derby
Frank Judson
Woodbury
Donald Judson
Frank Haldiman
Karl Kilburn
Ernest Granger
Westwood
Howard Adams
Fairfield
Douglas Squires
Walter Bennett
Tinmouth
Richard Keyes
Horace Miller
Roxebury
Frederick Montgomery
Fairfax
Ruth R. Toof
Arnold Webber
Wayne
Roger Hurley
Windham
James Douling
East Islip
Howard Nichols
Richard McBride
Brockton
Norman Cadoret
Emil Zoufaly
Robert Byskocil
South Glastonebury
Lynford C. Bourn
Bernice Wilcox
Jerry’s
William Zinn
Norwalk
Anthony Blair
Sundereland
R. Keyes
P. Stefanovitch
J. Harwood
Winhall
C. Stroffolene
T. Hayes
Dane
Emmet Smith
Clifeford Grover
Middlefield
Michael Knox
Steewart Brown
Shurhan
Raymond Squires
Wallingford
Vernon Crawford
North Franklin
William Sherwin Jr. and Sr
Hoossick Falls
Harvards
Yales
McKinley
Buenos Aires
Chuck McKinley
San Antonio
Manuel Santana
Spain
Robert T. Livingston
Columbia University
School of Engineering and Applied Science
Green Mountain
Knotty Pine Rest
Marty Moore’s
C.L. White’s Polygraphic
Sleepers
Lonergan & Thom
Greene’s Mobilettes
Dewey's Capella’s Real Estate
Brogue Equip
Skunks
Lonergan & Thomas
Fienberg Store
H. Winslow Plumbing and Heating Supply Co
Lang
North
Bennington Road
Liggett-Bosworth
Sales & Service
North Bennington Road
Bennington, VT
Telenselal Am
Salem’s
Stas
Butterball
Bas
Beneficial Finance Co
Main Street
YES
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!