Holy Cross Eyes Final Accent In Eddie Anderson Sendoff
Holy Cross Crusaders meet Boston College Eagles in the New England finale at Alumni Field Chestnut Hill with 13 point favorites for BC. The game features Anderson’s veteran coaching career closing after a season of five wins in six games and possible two quarterback usage. Marcellino Morris and Lentz Cunnion are highlighted as key Crusaders. BC counters with end duo Cronin Whalen and a healthy backfield finish.
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Anderson
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Alumni Field
Chestnut Hill
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Fitton Field
Worcester
Eagles
John Dugan
Mike Addesa
Crusaders
Bill Cronin
Jim Whalen
Holy Cross
Jack Lentz
Mike Cunnion
Lentz
Eagle
Miller
Celtics Prepare for Third Clash With Royals at Boston Garden
Boston 15-5 hosts Cincinnati 11-8 as Celtics seek a third win in the season series after a 110-98 loss to St. Louis. Oscar Robertson’s Royals, riding an 6-2 run since his return, aim to topple Red Auerbach’s club and reclaim early Eastern Division leadership. Havlicek led Boston with 21 points in the Hawks defeat, while Hagen topped St. Louis with 26.
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UPI
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Royals
Boston Garden
Oscar Robertson
Oscar
NBA
Cliff Hagen & Co
Hawks
Havlicek
Sam Jones
Panthers Start Basketball Under New Coach Alaimo
Middlebury College hires James G. Alaimo as head basketball coach for an 18 game season starting December 2 at Union. Alaimo, a Brown 1958 graduate and former assistant at Brown, replaces Erkki Mackey and also coaches freshman soccer and lacrosse. The squad features eight veterans and seven sophomores, with key front line players Pete Karlson Gerry Moppert and Charles Ladd.
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Middlebury College
Union College
James G. Alaimo
Brown University
Panther
Alaimo
Erkki W. Mackey
Brown
Rhode Island
Pete Karlson
Holden
Mass
Gerry Moppert
Lake George
N.Y
Charles Ladd
Yanks Sell Daley To Indians In Secret Cash Deal
New York moves Bud Daley to the Cleveland Indians for an undisclosed cash amount. The sale mirrors a prior transaction exchanging Ralph Terry to the Indians and completes Yankee acquisition of Pedro Ramos, with Ramos starring as a reliever in the pennant run. Daley, 32, joined the Yanks mid 1961 and had a brief 1964 IL stint with Richmond. The knuckleballer debuted with Cleveland in 1955 and had prior trades through Baltimore and Kansas City. Bruins loan Murray Balfour to Hershey farm club after two assists in 15 games this season.
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Larry Daley
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Boston Bruins
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Hershey
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Deer Kills Bennington Reporter to Town Clerk Office
Kenneth Skidmore of Shaftsbury is reported to have killed a deer near Bennington and filed the incident with Town Clerk Mary Hodeck's office, with an estimated distance of 5115 in Shaftsbury.
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Kenneth Skidmore
Shaftsbury
Governors Fall To Berlin In Preseason Hoop Clash
North Bennington Governors lost 62 48 to Berlin Central High School in their 1964 65 season opener at home. Bob Andrukiewick led Berlin with 17 points while Gordon Thomas paced North Bennington with 13 before fouling out. Ed Baldwin added nine for the Governors as Berlin used height and fast breaks to pull away, with pre season games seen as tuning for Molly Stark League play.
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Berlin
Molly Stark
Berlin Central
Benhi Males Edge Girls 1-0 In Novel Field Hockey
In a novelty match Nov 18, a 10-man boys team including football and wrestling players played the girls team. The game ended 1-0 after Burgess and Betts drove the ball toward the goal as the girls failed to score. The boys, new to field hockey, lacked proper rules until a brief briefing before kickoff. The boys’ lone goal came late in the second quarter as Betts and Burgess pressed the attack.
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Paul Woodard
Kenny Simpson
John Burgess
Jim Betts
Doug Watkin
Paul Garrison
Reggie Granger
Tom Moore
Jeff Bergquist
Bill Tudor
Jim Colvin
Mary Mon
Inger
Joan Sibley
Burgess
Betts
Debbie Taylor
Lynn Oldendorph
Fellows
Granger
Vermont Deer Season Tops 12 000 in Year of Good Weather
Vermont reports deer kills exceeding 12 000 as of Wednesday with estimates pushing toward 13 000 to 15 000 before dusk tomorrow. The prior high was 1962. most deer are medium to average weight and bucks outnumber fawns overall.
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Drury High School
Louis M. Perrotta
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Catholic High
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Lou
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