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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1967

Page

8

Great One and Orange Juice Clash for No 1 Ranking

UCLA star Beban faces USC’s Simpson in the Los Angeles Coliseum as the crosstown showdown could crown the national champion. The Bruins and Trojans loom as title contenders with Rose Bowl implications and national voting T Clemson, Texas, Notre Dame and others in top-10 showdowns across the day.

Gary Joseph Beban Orenthal James Simpson Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum UCLA Southern California Bruins Crosstown Beban Simpson USC Tommy Prothro Trojans Oregon State Memphis Tenn Tennessee Mississippi

Yale fullback Bob Levin shines at new position

Yale fullback Bob Levin, moved to a different role this season, has 67 carries for 300 yards and four touchdowns, with coach Carm Cozza praising him as a superb athlete. In Springfield, Ted Alflen recovers from an auto accident and may return for Tufts, while Tufts star Dick Giachetti breaks the Jumbo record with 50 aerial catches this season.

New Haven Conn Yale Bob Levin Elis Levin Bobby Carm Cozza Medford Mass UPI Tufts Dick Giachetti New England Giachetti Dave Harrison

Dartmouth Indians Face Cornell in Crucial Test

Dartmouth and Cornell meet at Memorial Field in Hanover with Ivy title implications. The Indians seek a share of the title in a key late season clash. Cornell eyes an outside path to the championship while Musick returns to Dartmouth for a homecoming.

Dartmouth Indians Cornell Hanover N.H Dartmouth Indians Big Red Memorial Field Jack Musick Bob Blackman Musick Blackman University of Denver Big Green Ithaca Mickey Beard Musicks Ivy Princeton Penn Green Brown Harvard Jack Roberts Jon Nistad Rover Bruce Saylor Jeff Norton Jim Eldridge

Madison Square Garden Soon Only a Memory

New York architect Lionel K. Levy recalls designing the old Madison Square Garden, to be demolished after 90 days of operations end. He notes boxing drove the project, credits Tex Rickard, and recalls Joe Louis' 1942 rally as a highlight while the new Garden rises nearby.

Madison Square Garden UPI New York Lionel K. Levy Levy Augusta John Ringling William F. Carey John Hammond Tex Rickard Joe Louis Joe New York Coliseum

Area Deer Kill Leads to List of Bennington Residents

A long OCR readout lists names and locations across Bennington and surrounding towns tied to deer hunting. Entries include Ted DeMarco, Stephen Langlois, Janet Stratton, Lexine Stratton, Leo Harrington, Larry Lauzon, Ted Towslee, A Kenneth Robinson, Roger Hughes, James Smulski, Robert Rainville, Wayne Rowell, Pierre Boucher, Oscar Moffitt, Donald Farrar, and many others with towns such as Bennington, Shaftsbury, Sandgate, Pownal, Dorset, Woodford, Manchester, Arlington, and Wilmington. The document appears as a compiled roster of individuals with associated towns and codes.

Ted DeMarco Bennington Stephen Langlois Sandgate Edward Coyne Manchester Janet Stratton Woodford Lexine Stratton Glastenbury Leo Harrington Larry Lauzon Clarence Crosier North Pownal Wayne Rowell Wilmington Raymond Poor Whitingham Somerset Pierre Boucher William Stark Searsburg Berton Harrington Dorset Vernon C Squires Winhall David A. Baker Jean Averill Manchester Center Henry Leach Middlebury Rupert Robert Tarbell Carl Bugbee R. Emmett Smith Arlington Thomas Luchka Providence R.I Grant Hoffman

Hinsdale Horse Show Entries Highlight Friday Races

In Hinsdale on Friday November 17 1967 a multiwave harness card lists FIRST through NINTH pace events with drivers and horses including Trusty Prince Kane Somers Girl Mattison Irish Edith Hogan Airtight White and many more. Notable entries span divisions from $500 to $1000 purses with dozens of pairs like Golden Gait Tommila and Shadydale Frisky Gilman.

Trusty Prince—Kane Somers Girl— Mattison Edith—Hogan Airtight— White Ben Guy— Tremblay Golden Gait Tommila Gerry Chief—Gilman Sampson Adioelle—Schmidt Mr. Fayre Brook—Sheldon Jerrys Valley—Baker K G Mattison Joanabob Lillie Giers—Kane Denny Abbe—Horvathne Miss Kalona Allen Frisky Jon—Burgoyne Sam Spears—Sheehy

Unitas Faces Lions in Baltimore as Colts Seek Undefeated Run

Johnny Unitas may chase another NFL record as the Colts host Detroit at Memorial Stadium. Baltimore, 13-point favorite, eyes an undefeated season and a chance to tie a passing-accuracy mark. Lions counter with a 16-12 record in the series and a tough week ahead, including a Thanksgiving-day showdown with Los Angeles.

Johnny Unitas Lions Baltimore Detroit Colts Memorial Stadium Unitas Los Angeles Joe Schmidt Atlanta Green Bay San Francisco Dallas Washington St. . Louis Chicago Cleveland Minnesota Philadelphia New Orleans New York Pittsburgh Rams Roman Gabriel Dick Bass

Parilli and Patriots face uncertain AFL showdown

Babe Parilli’s fading Patriots career is again in doubt as coach Mike Holovak benches him for Don Trull. Jets aim to extend their edge as Kansas City and San Diego battle to stay alive in the AFL title chase with Oakland looming.

Green Bay Babe Parilli Parilli George Blanda Boston Patriots Mike Holovak New York Jets Don Trull Trull Houston Oilers The Pats San Diego Kansas City Miami Oakland Denver Buffalo Chiefs

Army’s Sugar Bowl ban sparks nationwide protest

West Point faced a major controversy after Secretary Resor barred the Army football team from a post season Sugar Bowl bid. Lawmakers condemned the decision as demoralizing, noting Army’s 7-1 record and the Pentagon cited season length and professionalism concerns as key factors in the ruling.

West Point N.Y UPI Army Pentagon Naval Air Force Stanley Resor F. Edward Hebert Dla House Armed Services Committee Louisiana Washington Corps of Cadets Hebert Johnson U.S. Military Academy Mess Corps Robert West Academy Resor

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