Slim Pickings for College Football Fans on Thanksgiving Day
United Press International reports a sparse Thanksgiving slate for college football fans, highlighting clashes in Texas and Nebraska. Texas A M vs Texas in College Station and Oklahoma versus Nebraska in Lincoln stand out, with implications for the Big Eight title and Cotton Bowl host. Oklahoma, 5-0 in conference, aims to clinch the title while Big Eight intrigue unfolds across the other Thursday games.
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Texas
Nebraska
College Station
Tex
Lincoln
Neb
Texas A&m
Oklahoma
Sooners
Tennessee
Villanova
Toledo
Virgina Tech
Virginia Military Institute
Roanoke
Southern Mississippi
Lousiana Tech
Tech
Aggies
Longhorns
Alabama
Texas Christians
Texas Tech
Red Raiders
TCU
Horned Frogs
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Gophers
Southern California
Florida State
Florida
Penn State
All Systems Go At Big Bromley Ski Resort
Bromley near Manchester Vermont reports all systems go for a Thanksgiving opening 1967-68 ski season. The snowmaking system features 50 guns 18 miles of pipe eight 250 horsepower compressors and two reservoirs holding up to nine million gallons. Snow began last Monday as long as temperatures stay below freezing Bromley will be ready for opening day.
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Manchester
Big Bromley
Fred
Pabst Jr
Bromley
Pabst
Vermont
Simpson Beban Keyes Top Heisman Candidates
New York UPI reports Heisman chatter centers on O J Simpson Gary Beban and Leroy Keyes with Prothro and McKay rallying for their players While Mollenkopf touts Keyes as best all around and Duffy Duff reinforces Keyes as top choice Purdue leads in the debate as anger and pride spill into the national scene
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Southern California
O. J
Orange Juice
Simpson
Gary Baban
UCLA
Leroy Keyes
Purdue
Trojans
Jack Mollenkopf
Mollenkopf
O. J. Simpson
Lafayette
Ind
OJ. Simpson
USC
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Leroy
McKay
Prothro
Duffy Daugherty
Duffy
Beban
Keyes
Duff
Los Angeles
Deer Kill Reported In Vermont Locale Lists Names And Weights
A long list of names and weights appears under Deer Kill Reported, including Nedra Hager Woodford, Clarence Hager Woodford, Francis Ritchel Shelton Conn, Joseph Zoeller Newington Conn, Max Becker White Stone NY, Neal Murphy Pittsfield Mass, and many others across Vermont towns such as Manchester, Bennington, Pownal, and Woodford. The column combines hunter names, residence towns, and deer weight figures like S120, 6-130, 8-170, and similar annotations.
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Nedra Hager
Woodford
Clarence Hager
Francis Ritchel
Shelton
Conn
Joseph Zoeller
Newington
Max Becker
White Stone
N.Y
Neal Murphy
Pittsfield
Mass
Scarseburg
John Hacker
Albany
Somerset
Russell Fitch
Wilmington
Wayne Sappington
Baltimore
William Douglas
Brattleboro
Marlboro
Wesley Soulliere
Longmeadow
Cal’s
Robert Green
Don Carter
Lima
Ohio
Robert Robertson
David Traver
Rockville
Raymond Lackey
Dover
Evelyn Braseser
Wilming
Harriet Maynard
Wilming Ton
Fritz Ruebesam
Stamford
Matthew Swanson
Clarksburg
Rupert
Lawrence Duby
North Adams
James Raric
Dewey Whitney
Pawlet
Francis Marcini
Adams
Searsburg
Carl Dolle
Sidney Ogert
Raymond Valliere
Williamstown
Peru
Richard Boni
Frank Galuszka
Ferrisburg
Lloyd Shippee
Pownal
Joseph Provost
Pownal Center
Martin Lingner
North Pownal
Louis Buck
Thomas Hurley
South Pownal
Barbara Baker
Leland Burdick
James Daniels
George Love
Ted DeMarco
Bennington
Danny Flanders
Beatrice Gauthier
Richard Krawczyk
Albert Butler
Petersburg
Tony Latino
Maywood
N.J
Rutland
Richard Salvator
Richmond
Powenal
Richard Robinson
Shaftsburg
Andover
Michael Graham
Arlington
Gary Brown
Walter Babcock
Mt. Tabor
George Davis
Mare Ion DeBell
David LaPlant
Sunderland
Chiefs Favored To Rap Raiders On Thanksgiving Day
Kansas City is an eight point favorite to topple Oakland on Thanksgiving as Clem Daniels breaks his leg, sidelining the Raiders star. The Chiefs rely on Len Dawson and Mike Garrett while Oakland counts on their 8-1 record and Daniels' absence amid a four game AFL slate.
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Kansas City
Oakland
Chiefs
Clem Daniels
San Diego Chargers
Denver
St. Louis
Dallas
Los Angeles
Detroit Lions
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Rams
Baltimore
Detroit
Green Bay
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
New York Giants
Atlanta
New Orleans
San Francisco
Boston
Houston
Buffalo
Miami
New York
Daniels
Raiders
Mike Garrett
Len Dawson
Dawson
Deer Season in New England Ends With Bucks and Coyotes
The writer recounts a deer hunting trip in Vermont during the first week of the season with four hunters who bag a six point buck after a long cold hunt. A separate note from Silas Harwood of Shaftsbury details a 50 pound coyote seen near Owl’s Head. The piece closes with reflections on the season’s end and the return to daily life as hunters anticipate Christmas.
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Winhall
Randy Mace Donald
Fran Field
Doug
Randy
Fran
Buck
Silas Harwood
Shaftsbury
Dorset
Owl
Silas
Junior Harwood
Mr. Harwood
Ben Day
Fish and Game Department
Northeastern Wins New England Small College Title
Northeastern Husky football clinched the 1967 United Press International New England small college championship with a unanimous 11 first place votes. Yale leads the major ranking with a 10-3 margin, while Harvard and Massachusetts eye decisive wins to move up. Williams rises to runnerup in the small college poll as Central Connecticut falls behind Southern Connecticut and Trinity.
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Boston
UPI
Northeastern
United Press International
New England
Massachusetts
Yale
Joe Zabilski
Northeastern Huskies
Harvard
Dartmouth
New Haven
Williams
Amherst
Bohmen
Central Connecticut
Southern Connecticut
Trinity
Southern
American International
Holy Cross
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Princeton
Connecticut
Columbia
Brown
Boston College
Eagles
Skiing Buffs Contemplate Holiday Previews Across New England
Boston reports hint of strong pre winter skiing as Vermont leads with open runs and heavy snow. Killington and Stowe offer extensive trails, while Waterville Valley and Madonna Mountain open with multiple lifts. Brodie Mountain in Massachusetts prepares for holidays as Snow depths rise and snowmaking continues.
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Boston
UPI
Vermont
New Hampshire
Brodie Mountain
New Ashford
Massachusetts
Waterville Valley
Killington
New England
Jay Peak
North Troy
Highway Peak
Madonna Mountain
Jeffersonville
Sugarbush
Warren
Mt. Tecumseh
Mother Nature
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Hamilton Hayes
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Paul Fitzgerald
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West Springfield
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North Branford
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