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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1965

Page

10

All-America Football Team 1965 Two Platoon Era Dawns

The 1965 AFCA All-American team introduces separate offensive and defensive units. Notable selections include Purdue’s Bob Griese, Texas Tech’s Donny Anderson, USC’s Mike Garrett, and Illinois’ Jim Grabowski. Defenders feature Texas’ Tommy Nobis and Oklahoma’s Carl McAdams. Voting involved over 500 AFCA members using game films from Eastman Kodak.

Chicago UPI Walter Camp Yale American Football Coaches Association Bob Griese Purdue Donny Anderson Texas Tech Mike Garrett Southern California Illinois Jim Grabowski Tulsa Marvel Howard Twilley Florida Charles Casey Kentucky Sam Ball Glen Ray Hines Arkansas Notre Dame Dick Arrington Doug van Horn Ohio State Alabama Paul Crane AFCA Eastman Kodak Company Texas Tommy Nobis Oklahoma Carl McAdams Nick Rassas Missouri Johnny Roland George Webster Michigan State Charles Smith Nebraska Tony Jeter Lloyd Phillips Michigan Bill Yearby Walt Barnes Jerry Shay Abe Martin Texas Christian

Cassius Clay Eyes Chicago Miami Plan After Patterson Fight

Las Vegas report details Cassius Clay mapping next moves after beating Floyd Patterson. Clay to Chicago then Miami Beach with Angelo Dundee, eyeing Ernie Terrell as future foe while Patterson contemplates retirement. Both men praised each other, with Sportsvision revenue pegged near 1.75 million in net receipts. Patterson’s back trouble discussed by Nevada officials and doctors, urging rest and checks.

Las Vegas Nev Cassius Clay Floyd Patterson Patterson Clay Chicago Miami Beach Fla Angelo Dundee Ernie Terrell World Boxing Association Terrell Marlboro N.Y Sonny Liston Convention Center Sportsvision, Inc Donald Romeo Nevada State Athletic Commission Romeo Eddie Machen Joe Louis Liston

Berlin Escapes with 70 40 Win Over North Bennington

Berlin High of New York opened the 1965 basketball season with a 70 to 40 win over North Bennington. Cal Hyatt and Dave Maxon led Berlin with 14 points each, Ed Baldwin directed the offense, and Pete Stoothoff led NBHS with nine points amid poor free throw shooting and cold inside. The Governors showed rebounding grit but struggled from the line and in finishing around the basket.

North Bennington Governors of Berlin N.Y Empire Staters Cal Hyatt Dave Maxon Invaders Guy Manchester Maxon Hyatt Pete Stoothoff Governors NBHS Bob Nolan Ed Baldwin Baldwin Nolan Ken Harrington Bob Nowak Steve Fritz Hughes Benn, Nowak Fritz Harrington Stoothoff Garry Martin Prouty Gordon Martin Baldwin Bailey Bill Maxon Mark Manchester Gutermuth Slattery Jansen Thompson Griswald

Cornhuskers Hope for 1965 Perfect Season on Turkey Day

New York dispatch notes Nebraska as a heavy favorite to complete a 10-0 season with a Thanksgiving win over Oklahoma. Navy also favored to beat Army in the service classic. Odds makers list Alabama Notre Dame Tennessee and USC as likely winners in other Saturday games. NFL and AFL matchups follow with several favorites listed for Sunday games.

New York UPD Nebraska Oklahoma Navy Army Cornhuskers Pennsylvania Cornell Virginia Tech Virginia Military Institute Tulsa Colorado State Texas Texas A&m Paul Dietzel Alabama Notre Dame Tennessee Southern California Auburn Miami Fla Vanderbilt Wyoming Boston College Holy Cross Florida Florida State Georgia Tech Georgia Brigham Young New Mexico Texas Christian Southern Methodist Baylor Rice Mississippi Mississippi State Arizona State Arizona National Football League Baltimore Colts Detroit Lions San Diego Chargers Buffalo Bills Chicago Bears New York Giants Cleveland Browns Pittsburgh Steelers St. Louis Cardinals Philadelphia Eagles Green Bay Packers Los Angeles Rams Minnesota Vikings San Francisco Washington Redskins Dallas Cowboys New York Jets Boston Patriots Kansas City Chiefs Houston Oilers

Deer kill registrations list numerous deer weights and names

A long list records deer kills and weights across Vermont and neighboring states. Names include Ted DeMarco, Louis Sugalski, Carol Richmond, Mary Luzon, Stanley Barbeau Jr, Paul Sausville, George Therriault, and many others. Locations cited include Bennington, Dorset, Shaftsbury, East Dorset, Manchester, Rutland, and Brattleboro with weights ranging from 2-85 est. to 6-159 est.

Deer Kill Ted DeMarco Louis Sugalski Lakewood Ohio Manchester Floyd Blake Bennington Shaftsbury Carol Richmond Sandgate Mary Luzon Woodford Stanley Barbeau Jr Bolton Conn Marlboro Leroy Becker Stratton Clifford Harrington Richmond Thurber Jr Dennis Hart Paul Sausville Danby Charles Washburn Thomas Dockum Leo Harrington Dorset Gaylord Harrington Rutland George Therriault D.S. Roach Helen O’donovan David Sheldon East Dore Paul Connors East Dorset Robert D. Connors Edward Moffit Jr Raymond Towsley Vernon E. Clark Pittsfield Mass Tinmouth Stanley Peterson Manchester Depot Harold Beebe Lorraine Alexander Brattleboro Howard Madijnsky Ansonia Warren Lake Jr South Dorset Darrell Moffett Wells John

Heisman winner Garrett Poised for Pro Pact

Heisman Trophy recipient Mike Garrett of USC leads the nation with 1,328 rushing yards in nine games and stands to set a career rushing record nearing 3,166 yards. He won with 926 total points from 179 first place votes, 143 second, and 103 third, ahead of Tulsa’s Howard Twilley and Illinois’ Jim Grabowski.

New York UPI Mike Garrett Southern California Garrett Ollie Matson San Francisco Trojan Howard Twilley Tulsa Jim Grabowski Illinois

Heisman Winner Garrett Considers Pro Options After Trophy

Garrett, the 21 year old Heisman recipient and USC star, weighs NFL first round prospects amid baseball draft status. Rams coach Svare expects a pro pick, while Garrett acknowledges risk to baseball and school records if he signs with an NFL team.

Ing Garrett Harland Svare Los Angeles Rams Sociology Southern California John David Crow Texas A&m

NHL Standings Highlight Schedule Fragment

A compact list of upcoming hockey games with dates, locations and start times. Includes teams Ludlow Bristol St Mary H.F. Ludlow Shoreham Arlington Austine Whitingham Leland Gray Wilmington Berlin N Y and Shoreham games with home and away markers. The fragment ends noting NHL standings.

Ludlow — H Bristol — H St. Mary H.F Ludlow Shoreham — H Arlington Austine Whitingham Leland&Gray Leland&Gray — A St. Mary H.F. -A Arlington — H Wilmington— H Berlin N.Y Whitingham—A Wilmington

Benhi Offers Season Tickets For Bennington High Games

Bennington High School announces season tickets for the 10 game home schedule. Home opener against Rutland on December 14. Tickets cost 9 dollars and are sold first come, first served by phone 2 6371 or in person at the school.

Bennington High School Cats Rutland

Dartmouth Jolly Green Giants Named New England Team of the Year

Dartmouth's Jolly Green Giants earned United Press International New England major college team of the year for 1965. The Big Green, unbeaten after a 2014 win at Princeton, swept all 13 top votes, with Maine second and Massachusetts third in the final UPI ballot among New England coaches.

Boston UPI Dartmouth Jolly Green Giants United Press International New England Big Green Hanover N.H Princeton Bob Blackman Springfield College Maine Ing Black Bears Massachusetts Boston College Harvard Yale Boston University Rhode Island Springfield Dartmouth New England

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