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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1971

Page

11

Weekend gridiron tests loom for top teams in 1971 slate

The article previews three tough weeks for Oklahoma starting Saturday at Norman with Southern California, Texas, and Colorado on the horizon. It notes Alabama hosts Mississippi in a key regional rivalry while Notre Dame faces Michigan State in South Bend. Stanford meets Duke, Washington plays Illinois, Auburn hosts Kentucky, and Colorado, Nebraska, Texas, and Michigan hold strong favorites across the board. Six top ten teams are highlighted with matchups that shape the early season.

Oklahoma Norman Okla Sooners Southern California Texas Colorado Larry Lacewell Cal Jimmy Jones Sam Cunningham Jim Nebraska Utah State Michigan Navy Oregon Notre Dame Michigan State Alabama Mississippi Birmingham Ala Kansas State Auburn Kentucky Stamford Duke Washington Illinois South Bend Ind Spartans Stanford

Torre Oliva Batting Champs Show Shifted 1971 Baseball Honors

Joe Torre led the National League in batting with a .363 average and 137 RBIs after slimming down for 1971 with the St. Louis Cardinals. Tony Oliva topped the American League with a .337 average while Harmon Killebrew led in RBIs. Mickey Lolich and Ferguson Jenkins posted 25 and 24 wins respectively as league leaders.

NEW York UPI Joe Torre Torre St. Louis Cardinals Elias Sports Bureau Ralph Garr Atlanta Pittsburgh Willie Stargell Stargell Henry Aaron Minnesota Tony Oliva Bobby Murcer Bill Melton Chicago Reggie Jackson Oakland Norm Cash Detroit Harmon Killebrew RBI Frank Robinson Baltimore Mickey Lolich Vida Blue Ferguson Jenkins Los Angeles al Downing Steve Carlton St. Louis Tom Seaver

Leading hitters and pitching leaders by league

National and American League leaders in home runs runs batted in and pitching. Notables include Stargell and Aaron in home runs, Torre and Stargell lead RBIs, while Jenkins and Lolich top pitching lists with double digit wins and strong ERAs.

Stargelin Pitt H. Aaron Atl May Cin Johnson Phil Williams Bonds Melton Chi Cash Det Jackson Oak Smith Bos F. Robinson Ball Petrocelli Nettles Cleo and Killebrew Mini Torre St. L Stargell Pitting

Alston Proud of Dodgers After Narrow Split With Giants

Walter Alston lauded his Dodgers for a strong season as they beat the Astros 2-1 but missed a division title when the Giants clinched the crown with a San Diego win. Maury Wills earned Player of the Year honors as Don Sutton pitched six strong innings and scored the decisive run. The Dodgers trailed early, narrowed the gap to one game late, but could not overtake San Francisco.

LOS Angeles UPI Walter Alston Los Angeles Dodgers Alston Houston San Francisco San Diego Maury Wills Dodgers Don Sutton Giants Tember Francisco Spunky Little Wills Dodger Wills Sutton Jack Billingham Astros Allen Jim Lefebvre Bill Buckner

Ali to Meet Mathis in Houston Heavyweight Bout

Muhammad Ali plans a 12 round bout against Buster Mathis at the Astrodome on November 17. Signing set for 11 a.m. at the Americana Hotel with both fighters present. Mathis, 27, has 29 career wins and losses to Frazier and Quarry, awaiting a rematch for Ali.

New York UPI Muhammad Ali Houston Astrodome Buster Mathis Americana Hotel Mathis Jerry Quarry Madison Square Garden Joe Frazier George Chuvalo Frazier Quarry Ali Jimmy Ellis Los Angeles White House

Catamounts seek comeback after Bucknell heartbreak

Vermont faces Lehigh at Centennial Field at 1 p.m. hoping to snap a five game losing streak to Pennsylvania schools. Lehigh is 2-1 after beating Hofstra and C.W. Post, while Vermont is 1-1 after an opening win over Connecticut. The Catamounts boast a stingy defense and 321 yards offense but a key fumble and a missed 45 yard field goal cost them against Bucknell. Over 7,500 expected for the Saturday kickoff.

Burlington University of Vermont Lehigh University Centennial Field Lehigh Pennsylvania Vermont Bucknell Hofstra C.W. Post Connecticut Wilkes College Wilkes Lafayette New England N.E Charles Russo Cats

Pownal Entries Friday Oct 1 197

Local notices list entries for Pownal on Friday October 1 with details on the event timing and participant names, including descriptions of prizes and the entry fees. The fragment indicates a focus on a local fair or show with small cash awards and regional participants.

Salvation Saturday in New England College Football Panel

Salvage Saturday brings a dozen college games across New England with Dartmouth aiming for an 11th straight win at Hanover and Holy Cross seeking another upset. Harvard, Yale, Boston College, and regional rivals chase modest win streaks as coastal teams face tough road tests and a mix of defending champs and surprise contenders clash across campuses.

Boston UPI New England Dartmouth Holy Cross Hanover N.H Boston College Richmond Harvard Northeastern Yale Dick Jauron Colgate Boston University Temple New Hampshire Connecticut Rhode Island Maine Brown Penn Lehigh Vermont Springfield Central Connecticut Jake Crouthamel Bob Blackman Joe Restic Crimson Crusaders Jauron Eagles West Virginia B.C Coast Guard Bowdoin Bruce Laird Bates Trinity Little Bridgewater State Frostburg State

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