Six Bennington players named to 1969 All-Marble Valley squad
Bennington County players from Mt. Anthony Union, Burr & Burton, Arlington Memorial earned first or second team spots in the 1969 All-Marble Valley League. First team: Tim Baker, Kevin Candon, Carl Sheldon, Roger Harwood, Mike Lindsey, Peter Breen, Craig Forrest, Stu Lackie. Second team includes Mark Candon, Allen Carder, Al Champine, Doug Clark, Tom Doty, Steve Greene, Erroll Hill, Richard Pickering, Pete Pullinen, Buster Seward, Tony Valente. Coaches voting by Mt. Anthony, Burr & Burton and Arlington clubs plus others from the league. Lindsey is standout scorer and multi-sport athlete. Sheldon noted for goalkeeping. Harwood praised as top offensive player.
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Bo Schembechler Faces Historic Buckeye Battle
Former Ohio State lieutenant Glenn Schembechler leads Michigan against Woody Hayes and Ohio State in a highly anticipated showdown that could yield a share of the Big Ten title and a Rose Bowl berth. Predictions favor OSU 42-14. UCLA vs USC also looms for Pasadena.
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Mt Anthony Jaycees honor Patriot gridiron stars 1969
Ten Mt Anthony Union High School football players were honored by the Mt Anthony Jaycees for their four home games at Spinelli Memorial Field. Key selections included Keith LeBarron and Chris Christie in the opener loss to Rutland, Bob Myers and Dennis Green for the Drury upset, Don Vosburg John Hart and Dennis Brooks in the Hudson Falls game, and Robin Outwater Fred Harwood and Tom Flynn in the season finale win over Cosmos. Each received Jaycees trophies as the team posted a 3-5 season mark.
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Pro Game Goes On As Stars Drop Out
NBA actions continue despite injuries to Bill Russell Wilt Chamberlain Elgin Baylor and Bob Cousy. Lakers beat Royals 116 103 as rookies Dick Garrett and Rick Roberson shine plus Jerry West 32 points. In other games John Block 33 led Rockets past 76ers San Diego 125 116 Baltimore 133 118 Phoenix Boston 122 106 Chicago Atlanta 137 116 Seattle. Havlicek 21 for Celtics Caldwell 34 Hudson 29 for Hawks rally.
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Hull Returns Quietly For Hawks In 1-1 Tie
Bobby Hull played 16 minutes with seven shots in his first action of the season as the Chicago Black Hawks battled the New York Rangers to a 1-1 tie on Gerry Pinder’s third-period goal. Hull praised his return as he works back from a contract dispute. Other NHL results noted: Ab McDonald’s hat trick for St. Louis in a 4-0 win over Pittsburgh, Mahovlich’s three goals in Detroit’s 5-5 draw with Montreal, Oakland over Minnesota 4-2, Toronto 4 Los Angeles 4.
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Sanderson Returns to Bruins Lineup in Chicago
Bruins center Derek Sanderson, sidelined by a knee injury since October, is cleared to return and will skate Friday with Garnet Bailey and Eddie Westfall. Coach Harry Sinden plans him alongside Esposito, as Boston seeks to rebound after a rough stretch of losses and ties.
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Baseball Scribes Elect McCovey
Willie McCovey of the San Francisco Giants won the National League Most Valuable Player Award. He edged Tom Seaver of the New York Mets 265 to 243 on 24 ballots, led the league with 45 home runs and 126 RBIs, hit .320, and was a 14 year veteran who started as a rookie camp invitee.
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Giants Lineman Wright Suspended for Conduct Detrimental
New York Giants offensive tackle Steve Wright was suspended by the National Football League team for conduct detrimental to the club. Theaction leaves Wright out of team activities as the Giants reassess his status within the organization.
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