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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1962

Page

7

Read to defend junior lightweight title in New England show

Paddy Read of Providence will defend his regional junior lightweight crown against Jimmy Connors of New Bedford in a 10 rounder at the Arenatorium on October 30. Ray Jutras of Lowell, 1962 National Golden Gloves champion and unbeaten pro, meets Carlos Zayas of Holyoke for the vacant New England bantamweight title in the co feature.

North Dartmouth Mass New England Arenatorium Sam Silverman Paddy Read Providence R.I Jimmy Connors New Bedford Silverman Ray Jutras Lowell Will Carlos Zayas Holyoke

Ephmen Stun Middlebury In Unbeaten Tilt At Williams

Williams defense clamps down as the Ephmen defeat previously undefeated Middlebury 10 to 0 at Weston Field. Key plays include a 15 yard field goal by Bill Chapman and a 4 yard run by Jim Leitz on a halfback double reverse. Reily and Hagg each with interceptions.

Williamstown Mass Williams Middlebury Weston Field Bill Chapman Jim Leitz Mike Reily Eric Nadel Leitz Len Watters Double-Rovers Chris Hagg Lim Leitz Panther Ephs Crighton Gatchell Seitz Reily Panthers

Strikes and Spares i GIRLS' CITY LEAGUE Powder Box-4

The report highlights a girls' city league bowling segment titled Strikes and Spares i GIRLS' CITY LEAGUE Powder Box-4 detailing scores and standings from a local meet.

Girls' City League Mitch J. Wyman Warren Wirettes M. Ryder H. Harrington Marty's Flowers C. Short J. Bromirski Bromirski Wassicks F. Snow Lonergan & Thomas E. T. Williams M. Alonzo Dragons Mitch's Remcoettes Powder Box Polygraphic Wassicks Union Carbide League Lamplighters Guys & Dolls Walt Gavin Hi-Lo's The Four & One Evelyn Larson Woodchuckers Para-Mutuals Chuck Holden Four Five the Unpredictable Jim Bow FBI R. Bisson Dinette L. Farrington B. Murray Brothers Rangers Rei Smokies NYABC Benn. Brush Cushman's Strikers Shea's Wood

Ranger Details Gamma Ray Intensity In Space

NASA says gamma ray intensity in interplanetary space may be up to ten times higher than expected based on Ranger III data. The agency notes the readings are scientifically important but not a current threat to manned missions. Ranger V is planned to image the moon and deploy instruments, while Ranger IV had a lunar hit and Ranger III missed the moon and stayed in solar orbit. Gamma rays are high energy electromagnetic radiation from radioactive elements and explosions.

Washington National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA U.S

Harvard Wins 44th Jack Wood Trophy Regatta

Harvard clinched the 44th Jack Wood Trophy Regatta on the Charles River defeating Coast Guard by 10 points 84 to 74. MIT placed third with 76 and Dartmouth scored 61.

Cambridge, Mass Harvard Crimson Coast Guard Charles River MIT Dartmouth

Impregnable Indians Meet Crusaders This Weekend in New England Thriller

Dartmouth hosts Holy Cross in a top regional clash as both teams remain unbeaten. Holy Cross quarterback Pat McCarthy and Dartmouth’s Bill King headline a high stakes showdown while other New England colleges push for wins across the weekend schedule.

New England Hanover N.H Holy Cross Crusaders Dartmouth United Boston College Navy Syracuse Pat McCarthy Holy Cross Bill King

Vermonter awarded ECAC Small College football honor

Vermont halfback Deane Kent and Amherst tackle Ray Battochi were named to the ECAC weekly All-East small college team. Springfield halfback Dick Fordyce earned sophomore of the week. other nominations included players from Norwich, Western Connecticut, Tufts, Bowdoin, Trinity, Rhode Island, Williams, and Northeastern among others.

Mass Sam Lussier Massachusetts Redmen Connecticut Lussier Huskies Deane Kent Vermont Rhode Island NEW York Amherst Ray Battochi New England Springfield Dick Fordyce Brendan Cleary Norwich Roger Milicr Southern Connecticut Neil Odoms Bruce Waldman Colby Carmine Parisi Tufts Dave Zwick Coast Guard Jim Dooney Wesleyan Joe McKane Bowdoin Chuck Scarpulla Mike Shulenberg Trinity Dave Baker Dick McPherson Northeastern Mike Reily Williams Bob Griffin Bob Hooke Bowdoin Dave Leete Don Taylor Jerry Varnum Paul Fava Middlebury Vic Mancini al Pettingill Bob Santonelli Dave Cox Ron Deveaux Nadel Dave Snyder

Boston Patriots vow rebound against Chargers after loss

Boston Patriots coach Mike Holovak expressed urgency to beat the San Diego Chargers in Friday's AFL game after a 27-7 defeat to the Texans. He said the setback hurts but does not end their Eastern Division hopes while noting Houston still battles Dallas twice.

Boston Boston Patriots Mike Holovak Dallas San Diego Chargers Holovak Texans Houston Oilers

Los Angeles or Detroit Poised to Bid for 1968 Summer Games

Rumors name Los Angeles as the likely U S bid for the 1968 Summer Olympics with Detroit also in contention. The U S Olympic Committee board was to certify the official bid city, while sites including San Francisco Philadelphia and Portland presented to the site committee.

Chicago Los Angeles Detroit U.S San Francisco Philadelphia Portland Ore

Buick LeSabre 63 Offers Bold Full-Size Comfort

A bold Buick LeSabre 63 promises space for six with a near flat front floor hump and a 401 cubic inch Wildcat V eight. Features include Turbine Drive optional, finned aluminum front brakes, and Advanced Thrust Engineering for precise cornering. Buick quality and strong trade-in value are highlighted as low price rivals are noted. Visit an authorized Buick dealer for immersion in this model lineup.

Buick

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