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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1963

Page

7

Massachusetts Coast Guard complete undefeated seasons

Harvard pursues Ivy title as Dartmouth studies Princeton for a possible upset. Massachusetts crushes New Hampshire 48 2 while Coast Guard finishes 12 0 at Springfield. Harvard, Dartmouth, Princeton eye the title race with Yale looming. Crusaders, BC, Holy Cross, Amherst also post strong showings.

Massachusetts Coast Guard Associated Press Harvard Hanover N.H Dartmouth Princeton New Hampshire Springfield Yale Tigers N.J Brown Crimson Cornell Big Green Bob Black Blackman Dana Kelly Jack McLean Tom Spangenberg Tom Bilodeau Mike Bassett Jerry Whelchel Redmen Boston College Holy Cross Boston University Crusaders Connecticut Virginia Jack Concannon Bobby Shann University Park Penn State New England Colgate Billy Rockett Rhode Island Amherst Williams Tufts Lafayette

Bench-Warming QB Halts Patriot Hopes

Eddie Wilson, a bench-warming quarterback, nearly derails Boston in the AFL East race by guiding a 24 24 tie with Kansas City. He threw for two touchdowns and set up a third, while Len Dawson backed him from the Kansas City bench. Boston remains a game behind Houston with three games left.

Boston Eddie Wilson Boston Patriots Wilson Kansas City Patriots Len Dawson Houston Mike Holovak Frank Jackson Curtis McClinton McClinton Chris Burford Dawson Len Gino Capelletti Babe Parilli Tony Romeo Larry Garron Capeletti

Gajda Posts Best and Worst Scores at U S Open

Bob Gajda of Bloomfield Hills Mich led after day one with 69 but shot 80 on day two and finished 84 80 for 313 total in the U S Open. He placed 46th of 51 qualifiers and earned 300 dollars.

Brookline, Mass Bob Gajda Bloomfield Hills Mich Gajda

Kennedy urges public service at Catholic youth gathering

President Kennedy spoke to 7,000 Catholic youths at the National Catholic Youth Convention in New York. He joked about bishops and nuns and urged the audience to commit to public service, noting many nuns and bishops as political symbols in his view.

New York Kennedy New York Hilton

Deer Kills and Hunting Reports Across Vermont Area

Reports list multiple hunters and locations including Bennington, Ludlow, Peru, Shaftsbury, Mt. Tabor, Sandgate, Weston, Woodford and Averill Park. Entries note game taken and weights or measurements, with names such as Joseph Ruditis, Earl Coons, William Petoit, Lee Hart, Merrill Landon, Winfred Dufresne and others.

Ted DeMarco William Myers Bennington Ludlow Frederick Moffitt Peru Donald Greene Shaftsbury Mt. Tabor Robert W. Peabody John Briggs North Bennington Sandgate Weston Mary Hodeck Larry Kingston Averill Park N.Y Woodford Bruce Hodgman Donald Coon West Arlington Joseph Ruditis Hoosick Falls Earl Coons Wilbraham Mass Pownal Christopher Thurber Sunderland William Petiit Lee Hart Stamford Merrill Landon Middletown Winfred Dufresne

Tennis Champion Fought Tuberculosis To Win Fame

Alice Marble, world renowned tennis star and coach in California, rose from a Paris collapse and tuberculosis to reclaim the national number one ranking by 1936. She won the 1939 US and Wimbledon singles titles, dominated doubles with Sarah Palfrey Fabyan, and later taught stars like Billy Jean Moffitt while touring for servicemen during World War II.

Los Angeles UPD Alice Marble Lake Encino Miss Marble Paris France California Eleanor Tennant United States Wimbledon Sarah Palfrey Fabyan Billy Jean Moffitt Forest Hills Miss Moffitt Karen Hantze Susman Alice Carole Caldwell Darlene Hard

Bruins Drop 3-2 in Montreal After Eruptive Defensive Lapses

Boston conceded two late Montreal goals to lose 3-2 after leading 1-0 as Ralph Backstrom and John Ferguson struck to overturn an early Bruins lead. Detroit held Boston to a 1-1 tie earlier, leaving the Bruins in the NHL cellar behind New York and Detroit.

Boston Boston Bruins Bruins Montreal Detroit Terry Sawchuk Les Canadiens Boby Leiter John Ferguson Ralph Backstrom Andy Heberton Bobby Rousseau Rousseau Jaques Laperriere Leiter Dough Mohn New York Rangers NHL

Exporters Face Headaches From Common Market Trade

U S imports rise 4 percent and exports 3 percent through nine months with a $5 billion trade margin. European tariff moves threaten U S steel and poultry markets while Argentina trims oil contracts. Cuba policy and Canadian wheat deals fuel reappraisal of trade with the Communist bloc.

AP Business News NEW York U.S Europe Japan United States Latin America Argentina Cuba

CBS Probes Rumors Over Army Exercise

CBS traced rumors about Operation Water Moccasin a Georgia based anti guerrilla exercise involving about 3000 American troops and 124 foreign officers. Reporter Roger Mudd followed leads from Washington to California and back, finding the origin in a congressman's newsletter and labeling the story a mistake.

New York Georgia U.N CBS Roger Mudd Washington California New Orleans Florida Lompoc Calif Mesa Arizona James B. Utt R-Calif

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