Middlebury Golf Team Wins Vermont State Title
Middlebury Union High School captured the Vermont State Interscholastic Golf Championship at Middlebury College, posting a 321 team score to beat Springfield by 16. Individual honors went to Steve Kipp of Orleans in boys match play and Suzy Chafee of Rutland High in girls medal play.
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Vermont
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Benhi Boosters Club Meeting Set for Wednesday
The Benhi Boosters Club will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. in Bennington High School Col Edward F Giles, president, announced the event.
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Edward F. Giles
Oklahoma Faces Texas In Cotton Bowl Showdown
Oklahoma Sooners seek redemption on the road as they challenge rival Texas in the Cotton Bowl. A win would boost their title hopes while Texas, unbeaten in three, vies for a return to the national spotlight behind coach Bud Wilkinson’s foes.
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Ted Sausville wins Vermont Class B horseshoe title with 7-0 record
Ted Sausville of Bennington dominates the Vermont State Horseshoe Class B finals at Living Memorial Park with a perfect 7-0 record and a 56.7 ringer average. Fred Butler and other Class A contenders posted mixed results as Joe Zichella of New York won Class A.
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Richardson Mass
Renfro
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Frechette Vt
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Pickering N
Cote
Laurine Mass
Scott VI
Women bend the men in bowling with stellar 300s
A column recounts Mrs. Flora McCutcheon of Pueblo who defeated Jimmy Smith 704 to 686 in a three game match and highlights women’s rising impact in bowling. It notes her nine 300 games and 277 plus career averages, plus the growth of women’s leagues since 1916 and the modernizing influence of female players.
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Brownie Bacon
Jennie Jones
Monument
F. Marcoux
J, Dunham
D. Mullins
H. Eastman
J. Agresta
F. Torrisi
E. Haughtaling
Green Mountain
Canzeri
Fran Snow
Evie Rabideau
Gert Syverstad
J. Hyde
Jim Devito
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Troy
NHL Opener Sets Stage For Boston Montreal Clash
Montreal unveils goalie Gump Worsley in 1963 64 opener against Boston who displays a revamped defense. Montreal features Beliveau Geoffrion and Henri Richard while Boston relies on Ed Johnston in goal and a new blue line led by Tom Johnson and Leo Wolvin. Rookie Don Awrey and Ed Westfall join a mix of veterans and yearlings.
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Jean Beliveau
Henri Richard
Dickie Moore
Tom Johnson
Johnson
Leo Wolvin
NHL
Teddy Green
Ed Westfall
Don Awrey
AHL
Bob McCord
Ed Johnston
Buffalo Bills Hold Top AFL Offense Early Season
The Buffalo Bills, 1-4 after a 12-0 win over the Oakland Raiders, top the AFL in total offense with 1,672 yards through five games. They average 127.4 rushing yards and 207 passing yards per game, ranking second and fifth respectively. Boston leads rushing while Houston tops passing. New England defense allows 225 rushing yards per game.
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Dartmouth and New Hampshire Seek Strong Defense in Gridiron
New England college football roundup shows Dartmouth extending the nation’s longest major college winning streak to 13 by blanking Penn 28-0 as Ivy play opens. New Hampshire remains unbeaten in 10 after a 25-13 win over Rhode Island, with six pass interceptions and a fumble recovery for a touchdown powering the win.
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Dodgers not standing pat as Bavasi targets pitchers
Dodgers general manager Buzzie Bavasi says the team will not stand pat after a pennant and World Series wins. He seeks another right handed starter and a left handed reliever while evaluating pool trades for four players to aid the Mets and Colts.
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Yankees Image Untarnished After World Series Sweep
Dodgers defeat New York Yankees in a four game World Series sweep with strong pitching from Koufax Podres and Drysdale. Panelists note the Yankees remain a premier franchise despite the loss, predicting a return to form next season. Mantle commented on a possible bad day during pregame work as New York reacts.
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Moose) Skowron
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Ron Perranoski
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