Sabers Visit Springfield Cats Face Rutland With 15
The Bendi Catamounts aim to rebound after a 15 man roster squeeze as they prepare to meet Rutland, while Springfield hosts the Sabers led by Derek Bovingdon and Barry Emerson. Key players include Chip Landry for Catholic High and Butch Stearns for Rutland, with Ken Stemp and Joe Russell anchoring defense.
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Bendi
Bill Brooks
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Brooks
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al Plante
John Swhneski
Bert Stafford
Rusileski
Ken Stemp
Joe Russell
Jim
Hugger) Sauer
Walt Morrissey
George Stockman
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Swhneski
Labers
Derek Bovingdon
Benhi
Barry Emerson
Bovingdon
Butch Stearns
Jack Lancour
Emerson
Bulldogs Face Wasps In Homecoming Tilt
Burr and Burton hosts the Wasps in a homecoming clash at 1 30 p m with injuries reshaping the Bulldogs lineup. Fullback Craig Fedor is sidelined. Mike Kilburn shifts to fill in, while Jim Henry and Frank Darwin miss action. The Wasps seek their first win, led by Steve Oldenburg at quarterback and Dave Roy and Dave Dana in the backfield.
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Burton Semimey
Cliff Weymouth
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Woodsick Wasps
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Burton
Craig Fedor
West Rutland
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Fedor
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Jim Henry
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Frank Darwin
Ed Brooks
John Wright
Doug Gemmell
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Marble Vale
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Dave Roy
Dave Dana
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Alumni Field
Reeves
Jim Colvin
Art Eastman
Joe Gauthier
Jim Brown
Paul Gilchrist
Rick Dziadol
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Earl Bump
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Dave Krug
Gauthier
Jeff Bergquist
Rutland
Brattleboro
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Butch Morgan
Crandy Grant
Joe Teta
Mike Murphy
Butch Paul
Benhi
Series Moves to Chavez Osteen Hurls for Dodgers
Camilo Pascual and Claude Osteen, both Washington bred, duel in game three of the World Series between the Minnesota Twins and Los Angeles Dodgers. Pascual seeks a third straight win for the Twins to keep the American League ahead, while Osteen aims to give the Dodgers their first Series victory and pull Los Angeles even before the teams depart Monday.
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Saratoga Racing Entries Show Multiple Pace Divisions
A list of Saratoga race entries across ten pace divisions from FIRST to TENTH. Notable horses include l Perry, Lamson, Cleo Rader Coville, Rebel Land Pride, Shadydale Luster, Candie Pete, Maida Prince Hoot, Success Comet Silk Jr, Fashion Dares Coville, and Mighty Little One. Authorities list eight to ten entrants per pace with owners and drivers such as Bromley, Coville, Goodsell, and Arthurs.
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L. Perry
Lamson
Cleo Rader
Coville
Doty Chubb Butcher
Tressa C
Lamb
Rebel Land Pride
McQuigge
Rebel Land
Abbe— Marshall
Willow Fancy
Goodseul
Frankie’s Boy
Bottoni
Lightning Creed
Candie Pete—Fuss
Sambo B
Arthurs
Jack of Trumap Corneau
Elia Daves
Bromley
Belle Way—Burgess Sr
Victory Lauradel—Chretien
Be Cheerful— Davis
Little Victor—LaRouech
Maida Prince Hoot
Racing card listings and World Series notes prompt tone
A compilation of harness racing entries across many numbered divisions followed by a World Series preview and game notes. The item lists horse names and connections with purses and clubs, then shifts to weather, lineups, and game details for the 1965 World Series between the Minnesota Twins and Los Angeles Dodgers, including pitchers Pascual and Osteen and broadcast information.
Raiders roll past Patriots 24 10 in AFL clash
Tom Flores connected with Art Powell twice for touchdowns and Oakland used the Flores Powell duo for 206 passing yards to defeat the winless Boston Patriots 24 10. Larry Garron scored Boston s lone TD while Gino Cappelletti added a field goal and extra point.
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Patriot Ground
Larry Garron
Gino Cappelletti
Patriots
Mike Merccer
Gene Mingo
Weekend high school and college sports schedule
Weekend slate features Rutland at Bennington Alumni Field and several 1:30 p.m. high school matches including Bennington Catholic Springfield Woodstock Burr and Burton Heosick Falls at Averill Park. College games include Williams at Middlebury 2:00 p.m. and Dartmouth at Penn 1:30 p.m. plus Vermont-Rhode Island at Burlington and Norwich at Maine Maritime 1:30 p.m. Horse racing at Green Mountain Park 2 p.m. and Saratoga Raceway with auto racing at Lebanon Valley Speedway 2 p.m.
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Bennington Catholic
Springfield
Woodstock
Burr and Burton
Heosick Falls
Averill Park
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N.H
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January Jacobs Gain Ryder Lead For U.S. Ryder Cup
January and Jacobs, once seen as the weakest U.S. pairing, defeated Britain's Thom as and Will 1 up in two-ball matches to push the U.S. lead to 9-7 after the second day of the 16th Ryder Cup at Southport. The Texan and Jacobs, ages 36 and 30 respectively, rallied from behind to win on the 18th hole, continuing a Friday where seven of eight matches ended on the final hole. Arnold Palmer and Dave Marr opened the U.S. scoring with a win as well.
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Don January
Tommy Jacobs
United States
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Dave Thomas
George Will
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Jacobs
Ken Venturi
Arnold Palmer
Dave Marr
Series Lineup Sets U.S. Lead in World Series Foursomes
In Los Angeles UPI reports detail third game lineups and results from the biennial golf matches. Friday's fourball wins boosted the United States lead after Canada Britain’s OConnor Alliss swept morning play. afternoon action saw Alliss eagle the final hole as America narrowed the gap. Lema and Boros edged Coles and Hunt, while Casper and Littler halved with Platts and Butler. A 4-4 deadlock in thursday’s matches left the U.S. up two points before 16 singles on Saturday at Royal Birkdale. Captain Byron Nelson praised his squad’s form and noted the advantage going into singles.
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Christy O'Connor
Peter Alliss
Amercans
Alliss
Tony Lema
Venturi
Julius Boros
Neil Coles
Bernard Hunt
U.S
Lema
Boros
Billy Casper
Gene Littler
Lionel Platts
Peter Butler
Royal Birkdale
Byron Nelson
Surfing Champs Sweep U.S. Championship Titles
Ike Doyle of Car diff-By-The-Sea was named all around best surfer for the second year running at the seventh annual U.S. Surfing Championships held in Huntington Beach California. Mark Martinson of Long Beach won the men's finals and Joyce Hoffman of Capistrano Beach took the women’s title.
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