Local High School Football Slates Busy Saturday
Bennington Catholic hosts winless Hartford High at Alumni Field at 1 30 pm while Bennington High School travels to Rutland to face Red Raiders. Burr and Burton Seminary hosts West Rutland at 10 am and Hoosick Falls welcomes Stillwater as Believed. Thomp son Raceway in Thompson Conn. hosts final Northeastern US SCCA road races at 2 pm with 150 competitors in six races.
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Alumni Field
Bennington Catholic High School
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Red Raiders
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Hoosiers
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Bendi
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Greg McCanna
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Gerry Morrissey
Saber
Doug Watkin
Dave Palmer
Brad Stevens
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Mike Zambalis
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Don Marsh
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Mounties and Cosmos square off in key Vermont title clash
In Springfield, the 4 0 Cosmos host undefeated Mt. Joseph of Rutland in a pivotal Vermont Football Conference game that could decide the state championship as the season halves. Springfield’s Sabin Morris and Bruce Lucius pace a balanced offense while MSJ relies on veteran backfield and stout defense.
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Fundsie Cioffi
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John Bioty
John Anderson
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Bob Caggige
Howard Shortsleeve
Bob LaPenna
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Ralph Wood
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Bruce Lucius
Champagne Stakes at Aqueduct slated for weekend feature
Unbeaten Roman Brother and Count Bud from Harbor View Farm lead the 92nd Champagne Stakes at Aqueduct with Dunfee from Mr. and Mrs. John Rigney in pursuit. The mile race carries $212,150 purse and an all-time NY winner’s share record of $152,150, with five stakes winners in the field.
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Count Bud
Harbor View Farm
John Rigney
Aqueduct
New York
Harbor View
Minstrel
Garnel
Texas Oklahoma Top College Match Draws Nation
The No 1 Oklahoma Sooners meet No 2 Texas in the 58th Red River showdown at Dallas Cotton Bowl with 75 504 fans expected. Bud Wilkinson and Royal lead storied programs as Texas seeks victory after injuries including Ernie Kay.
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Ohio State
Illinois
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Minnesota
Royal
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Texas
Ernie Kay
Bob Crouch
Tony Crosby
South Bend
Ind
Dick Menting Season Opens for Duck Hunting Split
The first part of Vermont's duck hunting split season began Friday at 1 p.m. with permits issued despite a woods closure. Hunting runs sunrise to sunset until Oct. 27 on accessible water. a second segment runs noon Nov. 11 through Dec. 8 under Gov. Hoff's proclamation.
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Philip H. Hoff
Flaming Maple Golf Tourney At Dorset
The Flaming Maple Invitation golf tournament at Dorset Field Club begins with a nine hole qualifying round this morning followed by nine hole matches this afternoon and all day Sunday. The Columbus Day weekend event features eight team flights with last year’s winners from Rutland Country Club defending their title.
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Dorset Field Club
Bob Hackett
Eric Rantanen
Rutland Country Club
Jack Joyce
Jim Dervin
Rutland
Swezey
Dwight
Don Mattison
Dave Beckwith
U S Leads in Ryder Cup After Palmer Pott Loss
ATLANTA AP The U S team surged to a 6 2 lead over Great Britain after an afternoon sweep in the Ryder Cup at East Lake. Palmer and Pott lost their morning match while Brian Huggett and George Will defeated them in a 3 2 result. Caspar and Ragan led the U S drive with two wins including a 5 4 victory over Huggett and Will.
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Johnny James
NBHS
Molly Stark
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Proctor
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Leland and Gray
Townshend
Leland
Gray
Arlington Eagles
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U.S
Arnold Palmer
Johnny Pott
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East Lake
Bobby Jones
Palmer
Pott
Brian Huggett
George Will
Bill Casper Jr
Casper
Wizard
Apple Valley
Calif
Dave Ragan
Orlando
Fla
Peter Alliss
Christy O’connor
Ireland
Huggett
Will
Julius Boros
Tony Lema
Bernard Hunt
Tom Haliburton
Gene Littler
Don Finsterwald
Neil Coles
Geoffrey Hunt
Bernard
Bob Goalby
Billy Maxwell
Dave Thomas
Harry Weetman
Pro Football Survey A Hot Jimmy Brown Meets Giants
AP notes the Browns and star running back Jim Brown aiming for an Eastern Conference title with a 4-0 start as they face the New York Giants at Yankee Stadium. The piece cites coach Blanton Collier and quarterback Frank Ryan, plus NFL and AFL current standings and scores from week by week matchups.
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Strikes and Spares From Untouchables League
A compact score rundown lists teams such as Bijarettes, Stay Trim, Pennysaver Five, Capella's Real Estate, Lauzon's Machine Shop, Hawks and Lions. Individual high scores include E Dickie 176, E Thompson 485, J Puro 216, R Appel 215, B Petit 233, and A Thompson 543. Central Market closes the table with a 3.
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Abel Cable
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E Thompson
Thompson’s Woodchoppers
E. Mattison
Pennysaver
E. Harrington
H & W Esso
Marty’s Gulf
F. Marcoux
Lonergan & Thomas
Capella’s
J. Puro
Fienberg
Lauzon’s Machine Shop
R. Jacobs
J. Billert
Hawks
Lions
B. Petit
A. Thompson
Skunks
D & D Jolivette
R. Appel
Central Market
Saratoga Raceway Race Entries Across Eight Divisions
A detailed listing of horses and drivers for eight races at Saratoga Raceway. First Race trotter list includes Scotch Flax and Shadydale Comet among others. Subsequent Pace races feature Fire Fly Clay, Meadow Mac, Town Gossip, Peter G. Scott, Borderview Nettie and more with various purses and entrants.
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W. Langtry
Fineae C. McQuigge
Shadydale Comet
N. Conley
al Woodie
G. Rolder
Pam C
C. Peckham
Shadydale Flutter
C. Masten
Davey Dean
A. Bottoni
Corwin Hanover
F. Devissio
Olympus
Fire Fly Clay
L Simessku
King Cole
V. Culhane
Hal Rosecroft
Chestnut Song
M. Cole
Tyson Scott
F. Tingley
Space Ray
F. LaRouech
Murrigan
J. Dodge
Tyson Rip
G. MacDonald
McFadden Regent
J. Sprouse
Gloria
C. McQuigge
Pronto Shape
J. Coville
Prince Hoot
Meadow Mac
G. Hinds
Charming Karen
T. Orsini
Sir Knight
Mickey MacPherson
R. Hamilton
Hill Views Flash
J. Randall &J
Scotch Ann
E. Fuss
MacPhone
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Ozark Walter
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Success
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H. Goodsell
Philip Model
Runnymede Sparta
Stone Chief
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Shosa
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Sadir Pick
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Lans By
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Marquis Pick
P. Dailey
Modest Boy
Meadow Prince
Ge. Garnsey
Frosty Charly
H. Parker
Peter G. Scott
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Aes Pick
Albert J
Scotch Brook C
R. Ellis
Rebel Land Sue
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Senators Release Veteran Fielder Minnie Minoso
Washington exposes 40 year old Minoso turning loose veteran outfielder after 13 major league seasons with .300 lifetime average. He joined from Cardinals before last season and hit .229 in 129 games this year. GM George Selkirk cites salary constraints and potential spring training tryout if he finds another team.
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Cassius Clay Warned By WBA Over Chuvalo Fight
Cassius Clay was reprimanded by the WBA for refusing a Chuvalo fight after signing an intent document. He must stay active to keep his status as the No 1 contender for Sonny Liston's title, per Arch Hindman after Kentucky hearing.
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