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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1971

Page

10

Mount Anthony Upsets Hudson with Ground Game in Surprising Win

Keith Hoyt started at quarterback for Mt Anthony as Hudson and Mt Anthony staged a low scoring half. Brown scored twice for Mt Anthony with big runs while the defense bottled the Hudson pass attack and Hoyt booted a historic PAT. Mt Anthony piled up 249 total yards all on the ground.

Bennington New York Hoyt Kevin Murphy Hudson Mt. Anthony Patriot Ray Baker Freddie Brown Brown Patriots Jeff Galipeau Mr. Anthony Keith Hoyt Jim Gratton Gratton Greg Hughes Keith Watson Randy Moore Terry Caslin Gibby Harrington MLJ

Rain stalled Series as Orioles take 2-0 edge in World Series

Baltimore’s Jim Palmer to face Pittsburgh’s Bob Johnson in game two delayed by 2 inches of rain in Baltimore. The postponement favors the Orioles, with plans for Dobson as the fourth game pitcher and McNally possibly starting fifth. Powell’s wrist aches, but rain improves field conditions and shifts scheduling to Tuesday in Pittsburgh.

Baltimore UPI Baltimore Orioles Jim Palmer Pittsburgh Bob Johnson Orioles Memorial Stadium Pirate Mound Corps Oriole Boog Powell Earl Weaver Pat Dobson Mike Cuellar Dave McNally Pirate Danny Murtaugh Steve Blass Kuhn TV_ people Pirates Weaver

Redskins edge Oilers to run record to four

Washington the unbeaten Redskins defeated Houston 22-13 with a strong defensive effort. Ron McDole intercepted a pass and scored on a fumble return while Curt Knight kicked five field goals setting a club record. The defense forced five takeaways as Washington became the first team since 1943 to win its first four games.

Washington Geritol Redskins Houston Oilers Ron McDole Ley Johnson Curt Knight Oilers Sammy Baugh George Allen Dallas Houston Detroit Green Bay St. Louis Atlanta Minnesota Philadelphia Chicago New Patriots Jets Bob Griese Paul Warfield Howard Twilley Miami Cincinnati Griese Warfield Twilley Dolphins Bengals Ken Anderson Norm Bulaich Don McCauley Baltimore Buffalo Larry Smith Rams San Francisco Ken Stabler Daryle Lamonica Raymond Chester Oakland Denver Kent Nix New Orleans Nix Bob Wallace Dick Gordon

Wasps edge Burr and Burton in Woodstock thriller

Woodstock Wasps beat Burr and Burton 18-12 at home after a hard fought game marked by disputed officiating. Woodstock struck first in the first quarter, then protected a lead through a goal line stand before Burr and Burton rallied late but could not overcome the 18-12 final.

Woodstock Burr Burton Wasps Burr and Burton Bulldogs Mark Fedor Bulldog Bruce Mosher Vern Doyle Doyle Steve Carr Mosher Carr Dale Mosher Fedor Art Kilburn Kilburn George Johnson Johnson Nate Gaiotti Jeff West Tom Pelton Pete Cone

Weaver Named Manager of the Year by Orioles

Orioles players praise Earl Weaver for his handling of ballplayers and his tactical genius. Tom Shopay and Mark Belanger cite his trust in utility roles and his ability to improvise with limited material. Weaver’s sharp mind and consistent, factual approach keep him two moves ahead of his peers.

Baltimore UPI Dave McNally Earl Weaver Orioles Walt Alston Dodgers Don Zimmer Casey Stengel Yankees Clete Boyer Boyer Tom Shopay Shopay Tommy Mark Belanger Belanger Weaver Elmira Rochester

Hoosick Falls vigil continues for injured player

The community holds a vigil that began Saturday for Jack Hayden a Hoosick Falls Central High School senior linebacker who remains in a coma after a football injury against Greenwich his condition listed as critical at Ellis Hospital in Schenectady.

Hoosick Falls Jack Hayden Hoosick Falls Central High School Greenwich Ellis Hospital Schenectady

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