Mt Anthony stars anchor southern Vermont All-State picks
Mt Anthony standout John Hart and receiver Pete Fairley head a near unanimous All-State slate from southern Vermont. Hart and Fairley join fellow star John Wiskowski and Tom Otero on Division I All-Conference, with Keith LeBarron earning honorable mention. Burr and Burton ace Paul Roberts leads Division I voting as top running back. Coaches Funstie Cioffi and Jim LaPorte earn coach honors. Rutland, MSJ, Windsor, and Hartford dominate Division II selections. All-State voting set in Rutland ahead of the August inter-state clash.
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Hungry Eagles topple Giants in late rally at Franklin Field
Philadelphia quarterback Norm Snead starred with two rushing touchdowns and a 31-yard pass as the Eagles snapped the New York Giants six game win streak 23-20. Snead engineered a critical 9:24 drive, then sealed the win with a late one yard plunge after Billy Walik set up the scoring threat with a 45 yard kickoff return. Giants coach Tarkenton lamented the loss with no late magic to pull even.
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Bowling Girls Green Mountain League High Singles
J. Bishop rolled 234 to lead high singles while P. Main added 210 and E. Lancourt 198. In high triples, E. Rancourt led with 550, followed by J. Bishop 524 and P. Main 522.
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All-Southern Vermont Selections 1970 Honorables and Coaches
The 1970 All-Southern Vermont selections honor quarterbacks running backs ends and linemen with multiple schools named. Notable honorees include Merritt Rutland Bennett Springfield Welch MSJ and Langmaid Brattleboro among others. Coaches of the Year are Funstie Cioffi MSJ and LaPorte Windsor with offense and defense honorees listed for several programs.
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Turk Sanderson the hockey radical captivates fans and foes
Boston Bruins star Derek Michael Sanderson known as Turk blends bravado and peace signs in a changing NHL scene. He draws ecstatic Bruins fans yet frustrates opponents and management with his mustache, clean living, and headlines making antics. He courts controversy after fights and claims peaceful battles in the rink.
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Patriots Prep After Jets Loss Amid Injury Plague
Milton Massachusetts, UPI reports Boston Patriots coach John Mazur facing a Sunday clash with the Buffalo Bills as nine players are sidelined. He cited repeated penalties and drops in a loss to the New York Jets, warning the team must stop self-inflicted errors. Cornerback Larry Carwell is out with a sprained arm. several others including Carl Garrett, Bob Gladieux, and Bull Bramlett are listed as 50 50 chances to start with bruised ribs, a broken hand, and a bad ankle respectively.
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Heisman Trophy decision expected for 1970 race
In New York UPI reports one of three record setting quarterbacks Jim Plunkett Archie Manning and Joe Theismann were favored to win the Heisman at a 1 p.m. EST Downtown Athletic Club announcement. The annual balloting of sports writers and broadcasters will determine the nation's top college football player.
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