Arlington Ees Crush Foxes 9 0 In Soccer Rout
Arlington Loudon varsity overwhelmed Wallingford Foxes 9 to 0 on Friday led by Dave Hoyt and Dennis Holton with two goals each and seven players scoring. Arlington outshot the Foxes 30 to 3 in a dominant display.
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Darrell Brown
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Sooners Pound Longhorns In Cotton Bowl Showdown
Oklahoma Sooners outrushed Texas 433 to avoid a stiff Texas defense, 48-27, in the Cotton Bowl before 73,580. Greg Pruitt ran for 214 as Oklahoma used a triple option to topple No. 3 Texas, while No. 1 Nebraska and others posted wins and upsets across a busy college football Saturday.
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Bosox Trade Lonborg and Stars to Brewers in 10-Player Deal
Frank Lane pulled off a 10 player swap trading Boston stars Lonborg Scott Lahoud and Pavletich to Milwaukee for Lew Krausse Pat Skrable Tommy Harper and Marty Pattin. Harper to be regular right fielder. Pattin joins Red Sox rotation. Krausse to be swingman. Lane touted Lonborg as a marquee asset for Milwaukee.
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Plunkett lifts Patriots past Jets in rain soaked 20-0 win
In a soggy Schaefer Stadium clash, Jim Plunkett directed the New England offense past New York 20-0. He threw for 130 yards as Randy Vataha and Ron Sellers connected on TDs, while Carl Garrett and Jim Nance powered the ground game. Garrett rushed 111 yards, Nance 93, finishing 2-2 for the season as the Pats matched last year’s total wins. Jets coach Weeb Ewbank lamented the defeat after their third loss in four.
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Whacky New England college football week surprises
Boston University upset Massachusetts 47 2 while Holy Cross defeated Colgate 28 14. Boston College faces Texas Tech as Dartmouth may meet trouble at Brown with several teams in Yankee Conference action including Rhode Island at Massachusetts Connecticut at Maine and Vermont at New Hampshire.
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Terriers remain unbeaten as Bellows Falls defense seals win
Bellows Falls held off multiple Raider advances inside the ten as Terrier coach Jerry Curcuru stays undefeated in SWL. Bennett Olcurch and Blodgett scored for Terriers who need only beat MSJ for southern Vermont title. Rutland scored first against Bellows Falls, while Brattleboro defeated Springfield 32-6 and MSJ beat Glens Falls 12-7. Other scores include Poultney 14 Hartford 0 and Windsor 48 West Rutland 0. Williams beat Middlebury 33-28 in college play amid several upsets across leagues.
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Bruins fall to Rangers in opener after Giacomin shines
Eddie Giacomin stopped a barrage of Boston chances as the Rangers edged the Bruins 4-1 in New York. Rod Gilbert opened scoring, with goals from MacGregor Fairbairn Ratelle sealing it in the second period. Chicago beat Detroit 2-1, California-Toronto 3-3, Los Angeles beat Vancouver 4-3, Buffalo over Pittsburgh 2-1.
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Smith saves Davis Cup for U S
UPI reports Stan Smith of the United States defeated Ion Tiriac of Romania 8-6 6-3 6-0 on clay, giving the U S a 3-2 lead in the Davis Cup over Australia as Nastase-Froehling rain delay followed. Ed Turville praised the U S showing on clay, noting it proves they can play on the surface.
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