Lions Club Sports Night Tickets Go On Sale December First
Bennington Lions Club prepares for a record Sports Night on December 14 at Mt Anthony Union High School auditorium. Boston pitcher Jim Lonborg 1967 Cy Young winner to speak and conduct a clinic. tickets available December 1 at American Coffee Shop Lonergan and Thomas offices and Adams Clothes Shop.
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Boston Red Sox
Mt. Anthony Union High School
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Dean Chance
Julian Javier
Roger Maris
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American Coffee
Lonergan and Thomas
Adams Clothes
Bennington
Waubeeka Springs names Pantano golf pro for 1968 season
Ray Pantano, named golf professional for the 18 hole Waubeeka Springs course in Williamstown, will join the pro staff after serving at Hopedale Country Club and teaching in Florida. Pantano, PGA member born in Milford, is married with two daughters and returns to Massachusetts in March.
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Bennington
Ray Pantano
Rowland B. Arma
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Hopedale Country Club
Hopedale
Mass
West Hollywood
Fla
Massachusetts
Milford
South Bellingham
Winnesuket
New England
Tony Guimelli
Arthur Gusa
Tatnuck Country Club
Worcester
Paul Donahue
Oakley Country Club
Watertown
Ted Zorilla
Shaker Farms
Westfield
Claudette Lemire
Hoop Officials Examination Set for 1967-68 IAABC
Candidates seeking IAABC official status may take a written exam on Monday December 4 at Burr and Burton Seminary gym in Manchester. Veteran official Bill LaMontagne will conduct the 50 question test at 7 30 p m. A $10 fee is due before testing. if passed the deposit goes toward yearly IAABC dues. If not passed, $8 is refunded.
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Burr and Burton Seminary
Manchester
Bill LaMontagne
Cincinnati
UPID
Kathy Whitworth
LPGA
Miss Whitworth
Sandra Haynie
Southern California Crowned Collegiate Football Kingpin
Southern California Trojans secured the 1967 national title after a 21-20 win over UCLA and strong votes from 27 coaches, finishing 10-1 and edging Tennessee, Oklahoma and Notre Dame in the final UPI ratings published after the season. Indiana and Oregon State also earned high placements as conference champions Miami and Syracuse showed strong followings.
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United Press International Board of Coaches
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Volunteers
Vanderbilt
Oklahoma
Sooners
Chuck
Hoosiers
Minnesota
Crimson Tide
Auburn
Texas A&m
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Bruins
Rikki Aldrich
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Alabama
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Penn State
Syracuse
Colorado
Florida State
Miami
Fla
North Carolina State
x-Georgia
X. Houston
Arizona State
All American Team Forged By Major Collegiate Coaches
The American Football Coaches Association named a 24 man All American squad featuring Gary Beban UCLA O J Simpson USC LeRoy Keyes Purdue and Larry Czonka Syracuse The selection credited three offensive ends and three defensive ends to reflect the era with Ted Kwalick Ron Sellers Dennis Homan among ends and Ted Hendricks Tim Rossovich John Garlington on defense. Alabama and USC led with multiple picks and the vote came from head coaches of major colleges.
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O. J. Simpson
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LeRoy Keyes
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Yary
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Ron Sellers
Florida State
Dennis Homan
Alabama
Ron Yary
USC
Edger Chandler
Georgia
Harry Olszewski
Clemson
Rich Stotter
Houston
Bob Johnson
Tennessee
O.J. Simpson
Larry Czonka
Syracuse
Granville Liggins
Oklahoma
Wayne Meylan
Nebraska
Adrian Young
Tom Schoen
Notre Dame
Frank Loria
Virginia Tech
Bobby Johns
Jim Beirne
John Wright
Illinois
John Williams
Minnesota
Dick Himes
Ohio State
Bruce Gunstra
Northwestern
Gary Gassells
Indiana
Joe Dayton
Michigan
Mike Phipps
Perry Williams
Ron Johnson
Dick Emmerich
Bob Stein
George Charles
Michigan State
McKinley Boston
Tom Domres
Wisconsin
Chuck Kyle
Ken Kaczmarek
Jim Shadecki
Ken Criter
Tom Sakai
Ron Bess
Tom Garretson
Ski racing schedule outlined for Prospect Mountain juniors
Early snows bring Vermont skiing, with plans for a full season. Prospect Mountain Ski Club hosts Southern Vermont Junior Racing Council events from January to February for racers aged 10 to 13, with 60 entrants and a regional team pathway to compete against clubs from Central and Northern Vermont, New York, and New Hampshire. MAUHS team trains on fresh snow, names captains, and heads to Eastern Training Camp in Dixville Notch. Ski tips urged for equipment checks, bindings, safety straps, sunglasses, edges, and basket-equipped poles for the 1967-68 season.
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Southern Vermont Junior Racing Council
New Englander
Prospect Mountain Ski Club
Brattleboro Outing Club
Mt. Snow Ski Club
Bromley Mountain Ski Club
Stratton Mountain Ski Club
Haystack Mountain Ski Club
Prospect Mt
Stratton Mt
Vermont
New York State
New Hampshire
Bromley Mountain
Albany Metro Ski Clubs
Steve Jesseman
Jack Miller
Dan Cadiz
Bennington
Mauhs
Jane Wolf
Steve Shultz
Eddie Dick
Dixville Notch
N.H
Prospect Mt Ski Club program participation notice
Parent authorizes child to join Prospect Mt Ski Club Jr or Junior Racing programs. Acknowledges club takes precautions but waives liability for accidents. includes area and school grade text and garbled remnants.
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Prospect Mt
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