Area Deer Kill DeMARCO'S SPORTS STORE Bennington
A list of names, towns, and codes appears to document deer kill incidents associated with DeMARCO'S SPORTS STORE in Bennington and surrounding areas. Names include William Berard, Ormal Pierce Jr, Leon Boutin, Francis Sausville, Warren Green, Anne Foster, Michael Lyons, Paul Watson, Frank Matejek, Emil Targi, James Harwood, Fred Pulver, Victor Austin, William Martin, William Tedor, Phillip Washburn, Rene Laliberte, Ernest Kokoras, Stanley Nigoda, Steven Washburn, Robert Cutler, Bruce Loveland, Rudy Goff, David Hayden, Patricia Rodriguez, William Baldwin, Robert Keir, Albert Sawyer, John Briggs, Clifton Crawford, among others, with associated towns like Bennington, Shaftsbury, Wallingford, Glastonbury, Manchester, Peru, Ansonia, Stamford, W. Arlington, Pownal, Sandgate, Dorset, Hoosick, N.Y., and Massachusetts entries. The fragmentary list suggests a catalog or ledger related to deer kills tied to a store or reporting area in Bennington.
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William Berard
Bennington
Plymouth
Ormal Pierce Jr
Leon Boutin
Wallingford
Francis Sausville
Glastonbury
Warren Green
Shaftsbury
Mt. Tabor
Anne Foster
Michael Lyons
Woodford
Paul Watson
N. Bennington
Peru
Frank Matejek
Ansonia
Conn
Manchester
Emil Targio
Adams
Mass
James Harwood
Fred Pulver
Sunderland
Victor Austin
William Martin
William Tedor
Pownal
Phillip Wash
Rudy Goff
Williamstown
David Hayden
Dorset
Patricia Rodriguez
William Baldwin
Hoosick
N.Y
Sandgate
Robert Keir
Albert Sawyer
John Briggs
Clifton Crawford
Orangemen Win Lambert Crown
Syracuse University earned the Lambert Trophy for the fourth time after eight straight victories to end the season, 96 points on six first place votes and four second place ballots. Army placed second with 90 points, Harvard third with 74, as the East’s major college football powerhouses were honored.
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NEW York
UPI
Syracuse University
Orangemen
Tennessee
Jacksonville
Fla
Army
Navy
Cokes Keeps Welter Crown in Straightforward Bout
Curtis Cokes defeated Jean Josselin to retain the welterweight title by a wide margin. Referee Dickie Cole frequently ordered breaks, limiting Josselin’s style while Cokes used a long reach and sharp jabs to control the bout. Josselin’s camp and a George Kanter representative agreed the decision seemed correct, with Cokes planning a vacation and hinting at a potential title defense against Carlos Ortiz in Madison Square Garden.
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Dallas
UPI
Jean Josselin
Curtis Cokes
Josselin
George Kanter
Dickie Cole
Carlos Ortiz
Flash Blorde
New York
Madison Square Garden
Yankees flirt with Maury Wills trade in busy meetings
New York Yankees inquired about shortstop Maury Wills as part of a flurry of deals at the baseball meetings. Dodgers GM Burvie Bavasi said a shortstop in return would be needed, while Wills faces uncertain standing after leaving Japan with friction.
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Bavasi
Wills
Dodger
Walter O’ Malley
Japan
Dodgers
Yankees
Pittsburgh
Moose Skowron
Stan Williams
Juan Pizarro
Chicago White Sox
Harry Walker
Pizarro
Crippled Celts Seek Revenge
Boston Celtics aim for a clean sweep against Detroit at Convention Hall in Philadelphia. Lineup shift by Larry Siegfried replaces Sam Jones amid leg circulatory issues while Jerry Lucas and John Havlicek also guard against concrete court damage.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Boston Celtics
Detroit
Convention Hall
St. Louis
Celtics
Hawks
76Ers
Boston
National Basketball Association
Larry Siegfried
Sam Jones
Siegfried
Ohio State
Lucas - Siegfried
State
Bill Russell
Pro Grid Loops Looking Ahead to 1967 Schedule
New York United Press International report on NFL owners meeting with American Football League bosses as they debate realigning to eight divisions of four and four groups within each division for a 16 team league. New Orleans addition drives the plan while Super Bowl date ownership and college draft questions await later.
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New York
UPI
New Orleans
Pete Rozelle
NFL
Malzone Returns as Sox Coach Scout in Ohio
Frank Malzone is back with the Boston Red Sox as a coach and regional scout for New England. Farm System Director Neil Mahoney said Malzone will handle special assignments in the minor leagues during baseball meetings in Columbus. Mahoney also announced the club signed Dave Philley to scout the Texas area after Malzone’s tenure with California Angels.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank Malzone
Boston Red Sox
New England
Neil Mahoney
Mahone
Boston
California Angels
Needham
Mass
Mahoney
Sox
Dave Philley
Texas
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