Deer Kill Reports From Manchester and Shaftsbury Area
Deer kills reported across Bennington and surrounding towns with multiple 4 to 8 point bucks and several estimates. Notable entries include a 10 point deer at Mt Tabor by John Balch, and a first license deer of 8 points in East Mountain Manchester. Additional kills listed for Manchester Center, Shaftsbury, Dorset, and nearby towns with several established and estimated points.
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John Balch
Manchester Center
Mt. Tabor
Balch
Manchester
Sargent
Johnny Benson
John Benson Jr
Manchester Depot
Claude Casey
Pawlet
Leroy Musick
Stratton
Pellegrino Mancini
Oakville
Conn
Winhall
Frederick E. Harvey
Sandgate
Edward D. Strickland
Towand
West Woodstock
Donald Gaudette
Dorset
Hilda Thompson
Stephen Stanislauski
Milford
Parker Tops Spa Driver in 1963 Universal Driver Rating
Parker, the Vermont reinsman, led the 1963 Saratoga Universal Driver Rating with an average .440 from 208 drives, 60 wins, 41 seconds and 26 thirds. He claimed the Summer crown with 408 and Fall title at .501, as Don Huff followed second in season finals with .372 and led Summer dash wins with 68.
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Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Howard Parker
Vermont
Saratoga Raceway
Parker
Don Huff
Huff
Garland Garnsey
Bill Current
Bill Lamb
Charlie Bogardus
George Chretien
Don Bromley
Frank Tingley
Harold Goodsell
Dick Hamilton
Lamb
Garnsey
Tingley
Chretien
Bogardus
Bromley
Mike Akoury Jr
UDR
Northeastern May Face Coast Guard In Eastern Bowl
Allentown Pa AP Coast Guard and Northeastern may meet in the Eastern Bowl on December 14 after West Chester State College voter rejection of post-season play. Northeastern and Coast Guard are both 8-0, with Wittenberg also in the running but Massachusetts 8-0 opting out.
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Coast Guard
Northeastern
Allentown
Irv Kreindel
West Chester
Wittenberg
Ohio
Bears Face Steelers in Week showdown at Pittsburgh
New York AP report notes George Halas clinging to the famed War Plan as the Bears prepare for a tough test against the Pittsburgh Steelers after a 26-7 win over Green Bay. Halas lauds the Steelers as a punishing foe, signaling a potential playoff impact.
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NEW York
George Halas
Papa Bear Halas
Chicago Bears
Steelers
Pittsburgh
Bears
Halas
Green Bay Packers
Redmen Poised for 1964 Grid Season After Undefeated Run
Massachusetts, champions of the Yankee Conference, enter 1964 with a stingy defense and strong offense. They allowed only 12 points all season and boast top young talent led by quarterback Jerry Whelchel, with most key players returning after graduation.
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Massachusetts
Redmen
Duke Wonder
New Hampshire
Finis
Maine
Connecticut
Wildcats
Duke
Eric Tipton
Blue Devils
Doyle Nave
Southern California
Tennessee
Southern Cal
Vols
New England
Tufts
Harvard
Bucknell
Rhode Island
Vermont
AIC
Bob
Williams To Host Christmas Hockey Tournament at Williams
Williams College hosts a four team Christmas hockey tourney with Amherst Bowdoin and Hamilton over December 20 and 21. Amherst vs Hamilton opens at 6 30 p m with Williams facing Bowdoin at 9 00 p m. Winners meet at 9 00 p m Saturday for the title. losers play 6 30 p m.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Williams
Amherst
Bowdoin
Hamilton
Bohmen
Bill McCormick
No Bowl For UMass
The University of Massachusetts football team will not participate in a post season bowl this year after the athletic council voted against extending the season. Coach George R. Richardson said the decision aims to protect students' academic progress despite the Redmen’s 8 0 1 record and prior consideration of bowls in Allentown and Orlando.
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Tedoldi
Paul Graham
Dick Warren
Sam Tombarelli
Bruce Jordan
Vic Fusia
Redmen
Massachusetts
Jerry Whelchel
Cochituate
Mass
Amherst
University of Massachusetts
Athletic Council
George R. Richardson
Allentown
Orlando
Fla
Fire drills by father save entire Hendrick family
In Elmhurst Illinois Robert Hendrick taught fire drills for years. When a real blaze began at 5 38 am October 1 William six followed drills shouting fire and the family evacuated within two minutes. The room burned and the fire department arrived soon after. The National Safety Council praised drills as an effective method to cut fire deaths.
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Elmhurst
Ill
United States
Hendrich
Robert Hendrich
William
Michael
Mary Lee
Robert Jr
Krisen
Hendrick
Newspaper Enterprise Association
National Safety Council
Chicago
Hans Grigo
Home Department
the Safety Council
Klu Klux Klan Still A Living Organization
The Klan, ancient yet persistent, shows new chapters and activity in Florida Louisiana and Winston Salem while asserting a pledge to use political pressure over violence. Officials differ on membership with estimates under 10 000 and former members linked to past attacks.
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Atlanta
UPI
Klu Klux Klan
Pulaski
Tenn
Klan
Florida
Louisiana
Klanklavern
Winston-Salem
N.C
Birmingham
Ala
Deep South
White Citizens Council
Hodding Carter
Greenville, Miss
Delta Democrat Times
Uptown Klan
Klavern
Mabe
United Klans of America
Knights of the
KKK
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Raymond Armstrong
Ransom Gore
Dover
Clayton Jepson
Benenington
Tinmouth
Joseph Chenaille
Pownal
Sunderland
Harry Gaudette
Joseph Brooks
Bridgeport
Shaftsbury
Ted Watson
Michael Graham
North Fayston
Ralph Leonard
Peru
Richard J. Bovey
Deer Kill
Pauline Knapp
James Bond
Brookfield
Cecil Greene
David Murphy
Laurence Browe
North Bennington
Arlington
William Kelley
Raymond Greene
Florence Greene
Robert Russ
Orwell
Anson Hawkins
Spa
The
Associated Press
Green Bay
Packers
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Detroit
Minnesota
Phil Handler
Vince Lombardi
New York Giants
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Cardinals
Umass
Melmac
Fienberg
Main ST
Bennington, VT
Safety Council
Grigo
Wat
Dayton
H. Greenberg & Son
Hollywood
Main Street
Dewar
Schenley Imports CO
New York, N.Y
of Stereos
Beneficial
Beneficial Finance Co
Bene
Dni
Volkswagen
Liggett Bosworth Motor Sales, Inc
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