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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1970

Page

11

Buckeyes Lock No 1 Ranking In College Football

Ohio State solidifies top position in the United Press International Board of Coaches ratings after routing Duke 34 10 to extend its winning streak. Texas slips to No 2 after UCLA upset, while Notre Dame and Southern California contend as the top teams behind the Buckeyes.

NEW York UPI Ohio State Buckeyes Woody Hayes Texas United Press International Board of Coaches Longhorns Duke UCLA Notre Dame Irish Michigan State

Bennington Pee Wees Extend Unbeaten Streak In Shutout Win

The Green Mountaineers defeated the Lee Vikings 20 to 0 for a third straight win and third consecutive shutout. Bennington Cowboys will showcase its perfect season under lights at Spinelli Field this Saturday for local fans.

Pee Wee Bennington Green Mountaineers Vikings Lee Spinelli Field

Typhoon Iris Threatens Hong Kong Amid College Football Upsets

TOKYO UPI reports Typhoon Iris with 80 mph winds veered toward Hong Kong though forecasters expect it to dissipate on land. In college football, two top 10 upsets shuffle the rankings. Stanford drops to 12 after a 26-14 loss to Purdue, Colorado falls to 18 after a 21-20 defeat by Kansas State. Nebraska rises to fifth with a 35-10 win over Minnesota, earning one first place vote. Mississippi climbs to sixth after routing Alabama 48-23, while Air Force moves to seventh as Michigan Auburn Arkansas complete the top ten.

Tokyo UPI Iris South China Sea Hong Kong Typhoon Warning Center Stanford Purdue Colorado Kansas State Indians Nebraska Mississippi Alabama Air Force Michigan Auburn Arkansas NEW York United Press International Board of Coaches Ohio St Texas Notre Dame Lou Cal Pi Arizona UCLA Missouri Georgia Tech West Vir Tennessee Oklahoma San Diego

Saratoga Harness Results Reported For Oct 6 1970

The Saratoga race card lists results across nine pace divisions with first place finishers including Grand Darnley Burgoyne in FIRST-Pace, Justaplain Mixup in SECOND-Pace, Joyride in THIRD, Betty Noe Pieau in FIFTH, Honors Lad in SIXTH, Cheerland Chan in SEVENTH, Harry W Buckley in EIGHTH, and Miss Que Marshall in NINTH. Other top finishers feature Debbie Demon Marshall Direct Route Pillsbury and multiple drivers such as Colby Burgoyne Letendre and Letendre among the field.

Pace Grand Darnley Burgoyne Pillsbury Debbie Demon — Marshall Marion Flyer Plante Flying Bee Bevan Spirits Colby Wheeler Jean — Thibault Justaplain Bushway Handsome Huffy Burgess Fee — Eee Valentine Rodney M $ Shek Greateen Sumartra — Harris Apostle Star — Burdick Lo Guy Granite Gay — Provost Noble Richelieu Pieau Adio Koko — Letendre Lad — Stanton Whittemore John — Nason Frosty Manor Dean — House Lucksnows Sally — Planter Damian — Kane TC Queen Cheerland Chan — Buckley Majestic Smith Cassidy Miss Kent — Eastman Lady Blaze May Flanagan Letendre Floor Freight Pike D.A. Steppy — Garrity Little Man Force Coleman Harry W — Buckley William ED — Burgoyne Lacies April — Cross Poplar Connie Shadydale Jerry — Silk Cape Newport Goodman Dexter Comer Lawrence Columbus Creed Pieu Que — Marshall Judy Long — Provost Meadow Dean — Olmstead True Kitty Flare — Pratt Gay Liberty — Cross Peggy Forever — Blake Fred Hogden Bonnie Bay — Johnson

Saratoga Entries From Tuesday Race Cards 1970

The Saratoga program lists race entries for Tuesday October 6 1970 across multiple pace and trot events with extensive horse names and jockeys. Notable classes include FIRST-Pace-$700 with Mighty James Goodsell and Trigger Melburn Fanelli, SECOND-Pace-$750, THIRD-Trot-$800 and higher purse tiers such as SEVENTH-Pace-$1000 and EIGHTH-Pace-$1100 featuring a wide field led by Kens Question Cappella and Tarport Monster Staker.

Pace Mighty James — Goodsell Trigger Melburn — Fanelli Prim Polly — Walter Kroger Prince France Arapuni — Cappella May Gray — Butcher Indra Wick — Cordeaux Ash Grove Joan — Watson Ae Ex Pence Yankee Chris Werner Stine Cappello Lion — Sokol Stone Chief O’connor Sampson Pick — Alkes Jonos Gem — Bergae Prides Chip — Bourgeois Just Great — Vicidomini Epona — Cappello Syndys Pride — Livingston Night Hawk — Heeney Scarlet Dares — Franklin Julie Clancy — Goodsell Nikki Dream — Kelly Oliver Byrd Miss Olly Emien — Filion Starfiie Mir — Pont

Bruins end exhibitions in championship form

Boston defeated Montreal 5-3 in an exhibition, signaling a rise from early slump as new coach Tom Johnson guides a fired up squad. Esposito scored twice, Bucyk and Stanfield also struck in the first period, LaPointe and Tardif added for Montreal, while Orr and Johnston played full games for the Bruins. Awrey missed action with a leg injury. Bruins head home to face the Rangers in the final tuneup.

Halifax N.S Bobby Orr Eddie Johnston Boston Teddy Green Bruins Phil Esposito Canadiens Rogatien Vachon Johnny Bucyk Espo John McKenzie Fred Stanfield McKenzie Ace Bailey Wayne Carleton Reg Leach Guy LaPointe Mark Tardif Johnston Mickey Redmond Don Awrey Boston Garden Rangers

Punt Pass and Kick Winners Named by Local YMCA

The YMCA event on Spinelli Field drew 65 contestants across ages 8 to 13. First place finishers include Jerry Croft and Robert Svitak Jr among others, with state competition in Montpelier this Saturday and Robert Svitak chosen to accompany the team.

Y.M.C.A Spinelli Field Jerry Croft Gary Parmenter Scott Mather Gerald Feenan Gary Racicot Mark Boutin Duane Muckle Dale Corbett Tom Pelkie David Coombs Brett Hughes

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