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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1973

Page

8

Vikings extend win streak with 23 9 triumph over Lions

Fran Tarkenton led Minnesota to a 23-9 victory over Detroit as the Vikings improved to 4-0, extending their dominance over the Lions in a season where they and three other teams stood unbeaten. Ed Marinaro caught two touchdown passes, with Foreman amassing 114 yards on 16 carries as Los Angeles and Pittsburgh also won.

Fran Tarkenton Tarkenton Ed Marinaro Minnesota Vikings Vikings Minnesota Pittsburgh Los Angeles Dallas Cowboys Washington Redskins Foreman Houston San Diego John Hadl Hadl John Unitas Unitas John Tarver New England Colts Chuck Fairbanks Leroy Kelly Cleveland Cincinnati Archie Manning New Orleans Chicago John North Bob Grim Giants Green Bay Marcos Norm Snead Hunter John Staggers MacArthur Jane Dan Devine Marcol Packers

A's claim playoff edge over Orioles in 2-1 series

The Oakland A's claim an advantage over the Baltimore Orioles after a 6-3 win tied the AL series at 1-1 in Oakland. Dick Williams cites two 20-game winners facing Baltimore and plans for Ken Holtzman and Vida Blue to start upcoming games, while rain threatens postponement and Earl Weaver mocks the claim. Sal Bando Bert Campaneris Joe Rudi homered for Oakland as Rollie Fingers closed the eighth with a shutout ninth.

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Green Bay's Marcol Boots Giants in New Haven

Chester Marcol, Packers toe kicker, again shines with clutch field goals in a Sunday showdown in New Haven. The 6-foot-190 specialist outshines opponents, lifting Green Bay with decisive kicks as the Giants fall short.

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Holy Cross handcuffs Dartmouth 10 0 in Boston

Dartmouth College suffered a 10-0 defeat as Holy Cross shut out the Big Green, ending Dartmouth's 110 game scoring streak and 17 home win run. Coach Jake Crouthamel lamented offensive struggles while Dartmouth hoped to bounce back at home against Pennsylvania.

Holy Cross Dartmouth Boston UPI Jake Crouthamel Dartmouth College Big Green New England Boston College Navy Yale Colgate Maine Rhode Island Massachusetts Rutgers Harvard Boston University Crouthamel Pennsylvania Ted Perry

All Ivy picks honor Ed Marinaro unanimous selection

Minnesota Viking back Ed Marinaro led the 1956 72 All Ivy football team as the lone unanimous choice. Yale Princeton Cornell Dartmouth and seven other schools named first and second team players across offense and defense including Calvin Hill Cosmo Iacovazzi Archie Roberts Brian Dowling and Charlie Gogolak.

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MAU Freshmen Tie Buxton Jaycees in 4–0 Win

MAU freshmen defeated Buxton Jaycees 4-0 on Saturday. Kurt Becker Dave Lampron Tom Hess and Matt Longo scored as the Patriots built a goal in each quarter to move to 4-0-1 on the season.

Mt. Anthony Buxton Jaycees Patriots Kurt Becker Dave Lampron Tom Hess Matt Longo MAU

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