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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1968

Page

6

Westfield Bombers Crush Patriots 36-0 at Home

Westfield bombers dominated Mt. Anthony Union 36-0 as Chris McGavin and Gary Bevilacqua led a 24-0 first half surge. Mt. Anthony, now 1-4, struggled to move the ball with ground game stalled and passing erratic, while Westfield improved to 2-1-1 and controlled the line of scrimmage.

Westfield Mt. Anthony Union High School Patriot Massachusetts Patriots Bombers Larry Mulvany Baystate Drury Blue Devils Chris McGavin Gary Bevilacqua McGavin Bevilacqua Mt. Anthony Robin Outwater Quick Mammoth John Monson Mulvany Randy Funkhouser Vin Bovino Outwater Dennis Brooks Green Hart MLJ Joe Picucci Drury Andy DeSanti Mauhs

High School Grid Scores Across State Football Night

Westfield 36 routed Mt. Anthony 0 while Middlebury beat Rutland 14 to 6 and Hartford topped Bellows Falls 26 to Spaulding 6. Numerous college games followed with Harvard edging Columbia 21 14 and Army defeating California 7 to 10.

Ceivers Patriots Bellows Falls Terriers Hartford Hurricanes Middlebury Tigers Skien Rutland Raiders Flaitz Field Brattleboro Barre Crimson Tide Mt. Anthony Springfield Windsor Harvard Columbia Army California Princeton Dartmouth Boston Coll Villanova Buffalo Delaware Penn Cornell Colgate Holy Cross Syracuse Pittsburgh Yale Brown Rutgers Lehigh Frnkiin&éarshll Swithmre Wagner Moravian Dickinson Haverford Upsala Pfe Colleges C.W. Post Cortland St Coast Guard Wesleyan Colby Albright Gettysburg Bucknell Temple Ithaca Susquehanna Union Rochester Williams Middlebury Amherst Bowdoin Worcester Tech Bates New Hampshire Maine Northestra Ameri,Int Lafayette Wash& Lee Westminster Bethany Juniata Geneva Thiel Case Tech Calif. Pa Slopry Rock Trinity Principia Iowa Weslyn Augustana, Ill Carroll Sothra Ill Lamar Tech Grinnell Knox Kenyon Lake Forest Midland Wayne Neb Hastings Kansas Nebraska Eldwin-Wllace Oberlin Valparaiso Butler Ind Central Rose Poly Lawrence Ripon Monmouth Oncord, Ill Ill. Coll Winna St Bradji North Prk No. Centre Cincinnati Tampa N.dak Augsta S.dak Va. Tech Wake Forest

Bengal Boss Given Robust Salary Hike

DETROIT UPI Mayo Smith, who led the Detroit Tigers to a World Series title, signed a new two year contract raising his pay by about 10 000 to 15 000 per year bringing his salary to roughly 50 000 60 000 annually. General Manager Jim Campbell may keep three of four coaches as spring training nears with decisions on the staff pending.

Detroit UPI Jim Campbell Detroit Tigers Mayo Smith Tigers St. Louis Cardinals Smith Tiger Campbell Don Meredith Cowboys Larry Cole Jethro Pugh Bob Lilly George Andrie Norm Snead Bob Perry Jerry Simmons Perry Lee Dunn Falcons Norm van Brocklin Fran Tarkenton Tarkenton Mel Farr Lions Vikings Farr Saints Bo Burris Bill Kilmer Monty Stickles Charlie Durkee Jim Hart Roy Shivers Jim Bakken Cardinals Bill Nelson Browns Sonny Jurgensen Jerry Smith Redskins Steelers Jurgensen

Chargers Stop Raiders Streak In AFL Clash

San Diego defense shuts down Oakland 23-14 ending the Raiders 14 game win streak. John Hadl connects with Lance Alworth for a 38 yard TD, then Dennis Partee adds field goals. Pats, Broncos, Chiefs wins and Jets loss reshape AFC play.

Oakland Raiders San Diego Raiders Oakland Daryle Lamonica Chargers Dennis Partee John Hadl Lance Alworth Gene Foster Partee

Green Bay Holds Ram Post Mortem After Close Loss

Rams defeat Packers 16 14 on Bruce Gossett field goal with 55 seconds left after a controversial pass interference penalty on Herb Adderley. Snow called the call a judgment play while Adderley disputed it as unexpected.

National Football League Green Bay Packers Green Bay Herb Adderley Jack Snow Los Angeles Rams Rams Packers Bruce Gossett Baltimore Colts Snow Preston Pearson Colts San Francisco Forty-Niners Earl Morrall Johnny Unitas Dallas Cowboys Philadelphia Eagles Atlanta Falcons New York Giants Detroit Lions Chicago Bears

Brash Buckeyes sniffing roses after upset of Purdue

Ohio State stunned No 1 Purdue 13-0 as its swarming defense limited Leroy Keyes to 19 rushing yards and 44 receiving yards. Ted Provost and Jim Stillwagon returned interceptions for touchdowns, Bill Long added a 14 yard run. OJ Simpson piled up 220 yards in USC win.

Ohio State Leroy Keyes Buckeyes O.J. Simpson Southern California Simpson Keyes Boilermakers Columbus Purdue Ted Provost Mike Phipps Jim Stillwagon Bill Long Big Ten Pasadena Calif Trojans Southern Cal Ron Ayala Stanford UCLA Kansas Nebraska Notre Dame Terry Hanratty Irish Northwestern Louisiana State Kentucky Miami Fla Florida Tulane Oklahoma State Houston Michigan Michigan State Tennessee Georgia Tech Georgia Mississippi Army California Syracuse Pittsburgh Arkansas Baylor Oregon State Wyoming Brigham Young Air Force Navy

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