Green Mountain Park reports 1966 year statistics and records
Pownal Special Green Mountain Park Vermont completed 170 racing days in 1966 with 524,731 attendees and 31,310,578 dollars wagered. Vermont received 1,954,939.17 dollars from four racing sessions including harness and thoroughbred meetings. Various records set include daily doubles, Perfecta pools, and notable jockey trainer standings. General manager Bartimo said 1967 dates to be announced with harness opener likely.
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Crucial Weekend Shapes NCAA Regional Football Bids
Smaller colleges battle for berths in Tangerine, Pecan and Grantland Rice bowls as several teams wrap up regular seasons. Contenders include Morgan State, Wayne State, Randolph Macon, Muskingum, Tennessee State, Northwestern Louisiana and North Dakota State, with matchups looming and final games set for Thanksgiving weekend.
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Bears
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West Chester
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Randolph Macon
Hampden-Sydney
Muskingum
Tennessee State
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Wittenberg
St. Norbert
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Morehead
Baldwin-Wallace
Allen
Kentucky State
Central Town
Northwestern Loisiana
Northwestern
Notre Dame duo in spotlight as title bid grows
Notre Dame faces Michigan State in a top ranking showdown with quarterback Terry Hanratty and receiver Jim Seymour drawing the focus. The defense led by Jim Lynch and Alan Page remains the key as ND seeks a perfect season, while MSU aims to blunt the Irish offense and protect its national title bid.
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UPI
Notre Dame
Terry Hanratty
Jim Seymour
East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State
Mhannatty
Seymour
Jim Lynch
Kevin Hardy
Alan Page
Pete Duranko
Tom Rhoads
Heart of Notre
Purdue
Nick Eddy
Saratoga Entries and Football Outlook Mixed in 1966 Notes
The page lists extensive horse racing entries for Saratoga on Thursday November 17 1966 with multiple race class names and horses. It also discusses a college football preview noting Notre Dame facing Michigan State with emphasis on defenses and key players Seymour Hanratty Beban and Griese, highlighting MSU’s pass rush and ND’s stout defense. The analysis touches on potential screen plays and field position strategies and compares past outcomes against Purdue and Navy.
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Purdue
Michigan State
Seymour
Hanratty
Bubba Smith
Spartans
Bob Griese
Griese
UCLA
Gary Beban
Notre Dame
Eddy
MSU
Irish
Northwestern
Navy
Bob Apisa
Spartan
Jimmy Raye
Hinsdale Raceway Trot and Pace Entries Summary
A race card lists multiple trots and pacing events at Hinsdale Raceway with eight heats. Entrants include Symvole Wilsey Pam C Wykowski Rhapsodist Wilsey Gemma Pick Cross and others across FIRST to EIGHTH races, with stakes from 3400 to 8400 and finalists such as Archandy McCarthy Thornapple Wilsey Roman Holiday Kane Scotch Rockate Gagne and more.
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Symvole — Wilsey
Pam C — Wykowski
Rhapsodist
Wilsey
Gemma Pick — Cross
Spacer — Andersen
Rexford Hanover — Siewierski
Shadydale Flutter — McCarthy
van Mite
Allen aeertgierley gyrover + Sheehy
Thornapple — Wilsey
Double Brewer — Colby
Roman Holiday
Kane
Miss Roseanne — Kane
Fingo’s Boy — Kane
Mighland Nanna — Fitzsimmons
Hal Toy
Allen & Tacalac
St Johnsbury Hilltoppers Named State Division 1 Grid Champion
Vermont Headmasters Football Committee declares St Johnsbury Hilltoppers as Division 1 champions and Lyndon Institute Vikings and Hartford Hurricanes as co champions. St Johnsbury completes 7-1-0. only loss 7-6 to Lyndon Institute. Hartford also 7-1-0, with sole defeat to Middlebury. Lyndon finishes 6-1.
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Lyndon Institute
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Middlebury Tigers
Record TV clash pits MSU and Notre Dame in nation wide broadcast
The largest sports audience may watch the Michigan State and Notre Dame football game nationwide after ABC and the NCAA arranged rules for delayed video telecasts. The historic broadcast, delaying non televised games, aims to surpass World Series viewership and NFL title contests. Roone Arledge of ABC calls it the most universal appeal for a TV event yet.
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UPI
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ABC
Hawaii
Roone Arledge
Kentucky Cagers Face Height Shortfall With Speedy Runts
Kentucky Wildcats led by Adolph Rupp rely on precision and speed to offset limited height. Pat Riley, Louie Dampier, and Thad Jaracz form a dynamic trio while reserves fill starting roles. The SEC race includes Vanderbilt, Tennessee, Florida, Mississippi State, and Alabama as contenders with midseason shifts looming.
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UPI
Rupp
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Thad Jaracz
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Wildcats
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Clyde Lee
Ron Widley
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Mississippi State
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Gary Keller
Jeff Ramsey
Dave Williams
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Lee Defore
Georgia
Jerry Waller
Lee Martin
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SEC
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Mike Butler
Georgia Tech
Junior Bowlers start hot with Le Barron's 199 and 553
The page highlights top scores across leagues including Steve Le Barron with a 199 single and 553 triple, Janette Bishop's 201 and 500 for Pownal Girls, and strong showings from Dufresne, Jones, and others. It notes shifts in standings in Southern Vermont and local leagues, plus a Wisconsin State bowling record by Casey Jones and a tease for the upcoming Turkey Shoot.
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Green Mountain Beague
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Ernie Shepard
Dick Mullins
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D. Dufresne
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L. Bentley, Sr
Dufresne
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R. Parks
Doris Fisher
Fran Snow
DeVito
Snow
Williams
Barb Kenyon
Rhoda Connell
Evie Rabideau
Virginia McCullough
Virginia
Santa Claus
Marion Harris
Mabel Mitchell
Eliza Harrington
Wisconsin
Charles
Casey) Jones
Casey
Len Farrington
Finast
Salvatore’s
Jane Lackey
Pat Main
Peg Ray
Winslow
Casper Moves Toward Money Record in Houston Event
Billy Casper, the National Open champion, leads the Houston Champions International Golf Tournament money standings with 120,748 and seeks to surpass Jack Nicklaus's all time earnings with a victory and the 21,000 first prize. Nicklaus remains in pursuit as Arnold Palmer eyes a late surge. Al Geiberger and Johnny Pott posted four under par 67s in the Pro Amateur.
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Robert Devicenzo
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al Geiberger
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