Billy MacWilson Tops Fall Meet Jockey Standings
Billy MacWilson led the Green Mountain Park fall Thoroughbred meet with 53 wins in 264 mounts, edging California rider Phil Ernst by three wins. The 19-year-old from Wichita, Kansas, finished in the money 133 times. Oliver Cutshaw, Ted Johnson, and Allan Fairbanks followed in the top positions with notable totals. Ernst set a notable record by winning five races on a single day.
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Ernst
Oliver Cutshaw
Cutshaw
Milner
Ted Johnson
Canada
Johnson
Allan Fairbanks
New Jersey
Pownal
Fairbanks
Robert
Santo Gabriele
Providence
R.I
Fin
Kenny Pruden
Albert Lee
Minn
Marcus Diaz
Camaguen
Cuba
Samuel Donato
Donato
New York City
Massachusetts
Guy Contrada
Alberto Ramos
Gustavo Gesulado
Carl Cardella
Victor Bo
Wilson
Billy M. Ernst
Philip
Oliver
Ted
Allan
Gabriele
Santos Pruden
Kenneth
Diaz
Marcus
Samuel
Contrada
Guy Ramos
Alberto
Gesulado
Gustavo
Cardella
Carl
Bovine
Victor
Beneito
Mario
Gillespie
Austin Vedilago
Warren
Goodwin
Alex
Leone
George
Smith
Clarence C
Sidle Trails Sayers In NCAA Rushing Race
Auburn quarterback Jimmy Sidle sits 14 yards behind Kansas star Gale Sayers for the national rushing lead with two games left. Sidle has 835 yards in eight games, while Sayers has 849 in nine. Don Trull of Baylor leads in passing and total offense, with 1860 yards passing and 1913 total offense. In Ohio, an unidentified boater at Milton Reservoir snagged a 42 inch muskellunge after hitting a log, killing the muskie with the propeller.
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NCAA
Sidle
Kansas
Gale Sayers
Jayhawk
Auburn
Sayers
Don Trull
Baylor
Warren, Ohio
Milton Reservoir
Williams Elects Jones And Elgin Co-Captains For '64
Williams, Williams College, Mass elects Jerry Jones of San Francisco and Jack Elgin of Ridgewood as co-captains for the 1964 varsity football team after a season finale loss to Amherst. Jones excelled in passing and game management. Elgin is a strong defensive lineman and signal-caller. The Amherst game, a 19-13 late defeat, drew a capacity crowd and featured key plays by Ben Wagner and Tom Todd. Coach Navarro wraps first season at 2-6.
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Williamstown
Mass
Jerry Jones
San Francisco
Calif
Jack Elgin
Ridgewood
N.J
Williams
Amherst
Elgin
Tom Howell
Purple
Jeffs
Tom Todd
Bill Chapman
Cocaptain Ben Wagner
Doug Fearon
Ben Wagner
Pittsburgh
Lee Comfort
Briarcliff
N.Y
Dan Aloisi
Jim Rankin
Comfort
Fearon
Todd
Racine
Wisc
Frank F. Navarro
Pine Cobble and BCD finish fall with tight soccer and hockey
Pine Cobble School and Berkshire Country Day faced off in Lenox for three fall games. Girls field hockey ended 4-1 with Pine Cobble goals by Susan Hunter and Sally Jenkins. The fourth and fifth grade boys soccer saw BCD win 1-0. The boys varsity soccer ended 3-3 with goals from David Buckley, Kip Robbins and John Oliver. full back Jon Oliver scored from near the field.
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Williamstown
Mass
Pine Cobble School
Berkshire Country Day School
Lenox
Pine Cobble
Susan Hunter
Sally Jenkins
BCD
David Buckley
Kip Robbins
John Oliver
Jonn Oliver
Crosier and Appel lead mixed shop score notes
A dense listing of shops and players shows high single and high triple scores for Crosier’s Barber Shop Eddington’s Volkswagen Mullins Kahwajy and others. Standings column lists Montreal over Toronto Chicago over Detroit New York tied Boston in a 1 1 draw. No games today.
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Crosier’s
Eddington’s
Eagle Sq
Hogel and Farrar
Hogel
Volkswagen
Dunham’s Furniture
Mullins
Saul’s Dept
Benn-Tile
Poljacik
Schmitt
Greene’s Oil
A&w Root Beer
Weaver
Hunt
Mears’ Mobil
Andy’s Barber Shop
Blue Jays
Blue Angels
Chenaille
Greene’s
Mobil Heat
BenMont
Keough’s
Tansitor Mets
Tri-Mont Texaco
Ray’s
Market
Lectronics
Mitch’s
Rabideau
Montreal
Toronto
Chicago
Detroit
New York
Boston
Ray’s Market Dunham’s Furn
Cty. Nd. Bank
Mitch’s Barber Shop
Eddington’s Garage
Greene’s Mobil Heat
Eagle Sq. Mfg. Co. Bijur No
Saul’s Dept. Store
Norwich U Places Court Hopes On Three Sophomores
Norwich University basketball leans on three sophomores to bolster 19 game schedule. Rome Aja of Barre John Otis of Montpelier and Bill Kleine of Rockville Md headline a youthful corps. Captain Jim Call leads a six man junior group as Brannum pushes improved fundamentals and shooting aboard a rugged Northeast schedule. The Cadets open at Union Schenectady December 3 with Plattsburgh the home debut December 10.
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Northfield
Footeball
Norwich University
Bob Brannum
Boston Celtic
the Military College
Rome Aja
Barre
John Otis
Montpelier
Bill Kleine
Rockville, Md
Aja
Otis
Brewster Academy
Kleine
St. John’s
Danvers
Mass
Montpelier High
Brannum
Northeastern
St. Anselm’s
Springfield
New England
Norwich
Union
Schenectady
Plattsburgh
Temperamental Fighter Refuses To Fight In Weirton Bout
A scheduled 10 round middleweight bout between Jimmy Beecham and Bobby Worthem was called off when Beecham refused to fight. Promoter Don Elbaum said Beecham would not engage after failing to be picked up at his hotel in Steubenville Ohio as arranged.
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Weirton
W. Va
Jimmy Beecham
Philadelphia
Bobby Worthem
Buffalo
Beecham
Don Elbaum
Elbaum
Steubenville
Ohio
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Rose Brothers
Ybi
Adams
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Uise
Monument League
International League
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Freeport
Maine
George Briggs
TurKeys
Pratt & Riley
Gage ST
Dewar
NEW Wesson
Borden
Belgium
BO River Valley
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Turkey
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