Sabers Romp Windsor 20-0 For First Victory
Schneski and Plante powered the Bennington Catholic Sabers to a 20-0 victory over Windsor Saturday. Plante ran for a touchdown and kicked an extra point, while Swineski added long gains and another TD as Windsor stalled on defense. The Yellowjackets threatened late but BCHL’s pass defense and an interception sealed the win.
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West Rutland Conquers Burr and Burton in football clash
West Rutland, led by Ray Cracher a senior Horde halfback with 92 rushing yards and 132 receiving yards, defeated Burr and Burton 24 7. Cracher scored on a 65 yard run and an 89 yard pass play while Urbano added a rushing score. Burr and Burton faltered on offense with turnovers and strong West Rutland defense.
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Cosmos Defeat Bends 20-6 In Stifling Cat Defense
Springfield and Cosmos staged a defensive battle at Alumni Field with Cosmos capitalizing on key drives and special teams. Derek Bovingdon and Barry Emerson produced scoring plays while Springfield struggled to finish drives, resulting in a 20 to 6 Cosmos win.
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Cambridge Beats HFCS 13-0 in season setback
Cambridge Indians shut out Hoosick Falls Hoosiers 13 to 0 as Arnold suffers a fractured leg ending his season. Red Harrington and Madison key the ground attack with a late scoring drive while Cambridge defense stifles HFCS 2nd half.
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Will Pats Ever Win? Patriots fall to Chiefs 27 17 in KC
Boston Patriots lose their fourth straight as Babe Parilli struggles with 16 of 36 passing. Kansas City intercepts twice for touchdowns, with Bobby Bell and Willie Mitchell returning picks for scores. Jim Nance adds two rushing touchdowns.
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Buffalo Wins Again Runaway in AFL East
The Buffalo Bills sit 4-0 in the AFL East, likely division favorites despite losing flank1back Elbert Dubenion to a season-ending knee injury. They defeated the Oakland Raiders 17-12 as San Diego and Denver won in other division games. Bill Kemp threw a third-quarter TD to Ernie Wernick, while Oakland’s late pressure failed to alter the result.
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World Series Game One Lineup Revealed for Dodgers Twins
MINNEAPOLIS UP I The probable batting orders for the first World Series game list Los Angeles players at keys with Wills Gilliam Davis Fairly Mindher Johnson Oliva Roseboro Parker Valdespino Quilici Drysdale Grant as pitchers. Umpires Hurley Venton Flaherty Sudol Stewart Vargo called the lines for plate and field.
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Baseball Standings From Sundays Games
Chicago beat Kansas City 3 to 2 while Baltimore edged Cleveland 2 to 1 Mashington defeated Detroit 3 to 2 Minnesota won 3 to 2 over California and New York topped Boston 2 to 1 in a day of close results.
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Jimmy Brown Sets NFL Career TD Record In Browns Win
Jimmy Brown leads the Browns to a 35 17 win over Philadelphia as he scores three rushing touchdowns to break the NFL career TD mark. Moore adds two more for Baltimore in a 27 24 thriller over San Francisco while Green Bay, Detroit, and Minnesota win.
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