Mt. Anthony Trounced as MSJ Mounties Roll 48-0
On a raw Rutland day Mt. Anthony Patriots were routed by undefeated MSJ Mounties 48-0 at St. Peters Field. Fundsie Cioffi’s squad built a 40-0 lead, with Rick Brodowski scoring twice and a 30 yard pass to set the tone. MSJ totaled 352 yards while holding MAU to 78, fumbles and defensive pressure crippling the Patriots.
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Rutland
St. Peters Field
Mt. Anthony
MSJ Mounties
Fundsie Cioffi
Mounties
Bob
Covery
Patriots
Rick Brodowski
Bove
Patriot
MLJ
Tommy Flynn
John Hart
MSJ
Jim Mee
Ohio State Buckeyes Roll Over Washington
Ohio State dominated Washington 41-17 as Rex Kern and Jim Otis led the offense. Kern threw effectively, Otis scampered for three rushing TDs and Buckeyes improved after last week, while Penn State rolled to 17-14 over Kansas State and other top teams won.
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Ohio State
Buckeyes
Washington
Woody Hayes
Jim Otis
Tory
Hayes
Rex Kern
Walter Hagen Dies at 76 Haig the Golf Icon
Walter Hagen, first great golf showman, dies at his estate near Traverse City at 76 after a long cancer battle. He won four British Opens and five PGA titles, including four consecutive, and helped popularize golf before aging out in 1939. Survived by son Walter Hagen Jr. Funeral plans incomplete.
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Traverse City
Mich
UPI
Walter Hagen
Here
Haig
Arnold Palmer
Hagen
Rochester
N.Y
Inwood
Lower Michigan
Walter Hagen Jr
Union Lake, Mich
Sports Afield Magazine
Namath’s Bold Dash Seals Jets Victory Over Pats
Jets beat the Boston Patriots 23-14 as Joe Namath sprinted for a third quarter touchdown from the four yard line. He also threw a 10 yard TD to Pete Sammons and helped New York move to 2-2 with 15 of 21 passing for 145 yards. Other AFL results included Houston over Buffalo, Kansas City over Denver, San Diego over Cincinnati, and a 20-20 tie between Oakland and Miami.
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Joe Namath
Namath
Boston Patriots
New York Jets
Weeb Ewbank
Patriots
Jets
Pete Sammons
Jim Turner
San Diego
Cincinnati
Oakland
Miami
Oilers
Buffalo
O. J. Simpson
Bills
Jan Stenerud
Jim Kearney
Chiefs
Mike Livingston
Len Dawson
Jacky Lee
Brad Hubbert
Chargers
Bengals
Hubbert
Karl Kremser
Hepatitis Sweeps Crusader Eleven at Holy Cross
Worcester UP I report: Hepatitis strikes 19 Holy Cross football players and a team manager, nine of them Sunday, leaving seven starters and eight lettermen affected. Coach Whitton says no play, tests pending may trigger use of freshmen. illness sidelines 2 to 6 weeks with possibly a year before varsity play.
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Worcester
Mass
UPI
Holy Cross
Bill Whitton
Vincent Dougherty
NCAA
ECAC
John E. Shay
Shay
Bob Cooney
Harvard
Whitton
Mark Moweatt
Ed Murphy
Jim McClowry
Joe Hart
Jim Mahon
Bill Stachowski
Fran Kittridge
Dartmouth
Colgate
Hamilton
N.Y
Otter Valley Captures Memorial Tournament Victory
Otter Valley Otters won the first annual John James Jr Memorial Soccer Tournament with a 1-0 final over Whitingham on Spinelli Memorial field after a fourth period strike by Brian Wetmore. Mark Thornton starred in the OTters 9-2 semifinal win over Mt Anthony, while Mt Anthony claimed the consolation with a 3-1 win over Wilmington.
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Otter Valley Otters
John James Jr
Spinelli Memorial Field
Brian Wetmore
Whitingham
Otter Valley
Mt. An
Wilmington
Wetmore
Bob Mazza
Whitingham Nets
Mt. Anthony
Mark Thornton
Ken Smith
Otters
Peter Reed
Jeff Reed
Scott Towers
Patriot
MVS
Burr & Burton Bulldogs
Springfield
Arlington
Jeff Porter
Bulldog
Ed Campbell
Proctor
Wallingford
Ludlow
Saratoga Harness Entries Highlight 1969 October Cards
The Saratoga program lists Monday October 6, 1969 races with first through tenth pace and trot events. Notable entrants include Angel Dares ross and Marvel Abbe in early paces, plus top mares and colts such as My Right and Getaway Pick in later divisions.
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Angel Dares
Ross
Georgetown Girl
Fuss
Merry Countess—Morel
Lyric——Richards
Flash Express
Langtry
Mountain Echo
aAllen
Ima Demonette
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John D.C
Coppola
Miss Kent—Kane
Jarrettown
Cliff—Mondi
Rebel Land
Guy
France
Sybils
Butcher
Chesters Treasure—Langtry
Marvel Abbe
Julie Clancy
Goodsell
Black Mark—LaRouchh
Easter Sal—Story
Sharp Sal—chase
Rossard
Datos
Ralph—Wells
Strike Shooter
Cappella
Fanelli
Sparkc
Wilsey
Bogardus Melburn
Bogardus
White Jet
Bravo Angus—Bardier
Fair Sandra—tangtry
M. King—allen
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Sandras Oakie
Prince Hoot
Davis
Black Harp—Bonafede
Cosmic Hanover
Vander Poel
Archandy—aAllen
Poplar Flash
Hamilton
Stolem—Cole
Bar Boy
Billy IK Scotch Bliss
New Luck
Belmonte
Mark Fore—Nikitas
Artie Hanover
Morel
Happy Nell
Dean—Langtry
Darling Mir—Paquet
Cash
Oregon
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Sassy Return
Honor—DeSantis
Speedy King—Pultz
Maureen Wick
Adio Bet—Story
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Patania
Slippery Smith
Dickey
Lethe Tag—Langtry
Quick Jo—Hamilton
Marion E. Volo
Eerie Echo—DeSantis
Quick Prime—Morelse
Brave Margaret
Mets Seek Knockout in NL Playoffs Third Game
New York Mets send rookie Gary Gentry to face the Atlanta Braves in the third game of the NL division series. Pat Jarvis starts for Atlanta as Mets aim to wrap up the series behind strong hitting and Benny Agee and Cleon Jones homers. Hank Aaron provides Braves’ offense but Mets take a 11-6 win and momentum.
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UPI
New York Mets
Gary Gentry
Atlanta Braves
Pat Jarvis
Braves
Lyman Harris
Atlanta
Mets
Gil Hodges
Ron Reed
Ed Kranepool
Reed
Tommy Agee
Jerry Koosman
Hank Aaron
Cleon Jones
Jones
Agee
Tommy
Aaron
Hammerin
Hank
Twins Rally Fade In Game Five Narrowly Eluded
The Minnesota Twins, trailing two straight extra inning losses, called on Bob Miller to halt Baltimore’s bid for a third straight pennant. Jim Palmer pitched for the Orioles, who had earlier won the opener on a squeeze bunt and a late squeeze score, while Miller struggled as Minnesota’s hopes dimmed at home.
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UPI
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Jim Palmer
Twins
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Palmer
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Houston
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Los Angeles
Curt Morton
Boog Powell
Wimbledon champion Anna Jones to register with BLTA
London England UPI Anna Jones the Wimbledon champion will be registered as a player with the British Lawn Tennis Association when her professional contract with the National Tennis League expires October 13. The BLTA does not distinguish amateurs from professionals, making her potentially eligible for the Wightman Cup matches against the United States.
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UPI
Anna Jones
England
National Tennis League
British Lawn Tennis Association
BLTA
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