Windsor Yellowjackets blank BCHS 13 0 in Vermont clash
Windsor's Yellowjackets led 13 0 at halftime and held off Bennington Catholic High School for a 13 0 victory at Alumni Field. The Sabers struggled after losing quarterback George Allard on the opening kickoff and could not sustain attacks despite late defensive stands.
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Pro Football Standings Sunday Results and Sabers Windsor Clash
Pro gridiron results list Sunday scores Washington over St Louis 24 14 New York 31 Pittsburgh 27 Philadelphia 35 Cleveland 7 Dallas 27 Los Angeles 17 San Francisco 21 Minnesota 0 Green Bay 49 Chicago 0 Detroit 29 Baltimore 20 San Diego 42 Oakland 33 Denver 32 New York 10 Dallas 41 Buffalo 21. Windsor defeats Benn Catholic with late defense and key turnovers in a 13 0 game at Windsor Willet? stadium.
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Bennington Gridiron Scores Late Season Matchups
Bennington High 28 Beltows Falls 0 and Windsor 13 Bennington Catholic 0 highlighted a slate of Vermont boys football results. Middlebury 0 Mt. St. Joseph 13 and Brattleboro 19 Rutland 6 joined Woodstock 0 Winooski 0 in a diverse week’s outcomes. Spaulding 32 Burlington 7 and St Johnsbury 27 S Burlington 7 stood out among regional results.
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College Football Scores From Weekend Action
A roundup of college football results shows Army 9 Syracuse 2, Columbia 22 Brown 20, Colgate 23 Cornell 12, Penn State 20 Air Force 6, Navy 20 William & Mary 16, Princeton 15 Rutgers 7 Boston College 28 Villanova 13, Georgia Tech 17 Florida 0, Clemson 7 N C State 0, Auburn 22 Tennessee 21, Indiana 26 Cincinnati 6, Nebraska 25 Michigan 13, Minnesota 0 Missouri tied Ohio State 41 N Carolina 7, Iowa 22 Oregon State 8, Notre Dame 13 Oklahoma 7, Wisconsin 69 NM State 13, Colorado 6 Kansas State 0, Arkansas 42 Tulsa 14, Stanford 16 Michigan State 13, Washington 28 Illinois 7, Duke 21 South Carolina 8, Maryland 13 Wake Forest 2, Miami 21 TCU 20, Texas 34 Texas Tech 0, Mississippi 14 Kentucky 0, Rice 6 LSU 6 tie, Pitt 24 Baylor 14, S Cal 33 SMU 3, Houston 6 Texas A M 3, New Mexico 35 Arizona 25.
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Runnels Wins Second AL Batting Crown
Pete Runnels of the Boston Red Sox secured his second American League batting title with a .326 average, while Mickey Mantle finished second at .321 after a late bid. In the National League, Tommy Davis led Dodgers with a .347 average, though Frank Robinson sits close at .342. Harmon Killebrew led AL in homers and RBIs with 48 and 126. Willie Mays claimed NL home run crown with 47. Hank Aaron finished second with 45.
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Hoosick Falls Downs St. Peter's 34 6 for Second Victory
Hoosick Falls High School dominated St. Peter's of Saratoga 34 6 on Saturday to grab a second straight win. Paul Kipp sparked the attack with multiple scores and a 40 yard pass, while Boupton added a kickoff return TD and a late surge by the Hoosiers. Jeff Hazard scored for St. Peter's in the final period.
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Plunger Bets $40,000 to Show on Primonetta at Monmouth
At Oceanport New Jersey AP reports a bettor called The Plunger wagered $40,000 to show on Primonetta, the four year old filly that won the Molly Pitcher Handicap at Monmouth Park. Primonetta paid $2.20 to show, producing a third place pool of $6,720 absorbed by the track. Primonetta is owned by John W Galbreath.
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Bell Among Indians As Experienced Pitcher At 25
Cleveland AP says Gary Bell, 25, is the dean of the Indians pitching staff. He arrived from San Diego in May 1958. Jim Grant is two months more senior but has spent most of the season in the Army.
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Catamounts Dominate Bellows Falls 28–0 in Season Opener
Bennington High School’s Catamounts rolled to a 28 to 0 victory over Bellows Falls, holding BF to no punts. Steve Noyes rushed for a TD and 127 yards, Leo Plante connected with Brad Stevens for two TDs and 78 passing yards, while BF struggled with four linemen out and 12 BF first downs to 6 for Benhi.
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Congress Hopes to Adjourn Tied to Major Bills
Washington AP report notes the 87th Congress faces uncertainty to adjourn by week’s end. White House holds key on self employed retirement tax break while a $2.2 billion water projects authorization bill and a catch-all funding measure threaten to extend the session.
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Burr and Burton Beats West Rutland in Rainy 12-0 Football
Burr and Burton of Manchester defeated West Rutland 12 0 in a rain soaked game. Injuries sidelined key players Lewis Dean and Dan Chapman while Mike Zambalis scored from five yards and later set up Dick Smith and Lewis Dean for scores as West Rutland struggled in the downpour.
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Fall Windup at Narragansett Opens with 5000 Inaugural Handicap
Horse racing shifts six miles from Lincoln Downs to Narragansett Park for the 5000 Inaugural Handicap as Narragansett wraps its 60 day meeting. Eight 3 year olds and up race with Foreign Land topweight at 124 pounds. Lincoln Downs concluded a 24 day fall meet after a scheduling clash with Rockingham Park in New Hampshire.
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RPI Falls 82-6 as Vermont Offense Explodes
Vermont routed RPI 82-6 in a record offensive performance led by halfback Frank Amato who scored three touchdowns. Williams shut out Trinity 13-0, Middlebury beat Wesleyan 26-0, and several other New England teams posted notable early-season results as defense stifled opponents and undefeated status held in a crowded region.
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