Prospect Ski Patrol Plans Film Benefit for 1967 68 season
The Prospect Mountain Ski Patrol opened its season with a Kick-Off to sponsor a full length film Skiing Is produced by Jim Farnsworth. The 90 minute travelogue spans Alta Utah Cannon Mountain Bolton Valley Zermatt and the Matterhorn. Proceeds benefit the US Olympic Ski team and ski safety efforts local prizes noted for a November 17 showing at Mt Anthony Union High School auditorium with tickets 150 for children and 200 for adults.
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Alert Prospect Mountain Ski Patrol
The
Patrol
Jim Farnsworth
Alta
Utah
New England
French Alps
Switzerland
Jean- Claude Killy
Cannon Mountain
Art Furrer
Bolton Valley
Simon Biner
Zermatt
Gilmanton
N.H
Tain Ski Patrol
America
France
Farnsworth
National Ski Patrol
Prospect Mountain Ski Patrol
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Sno-Shop
Wheeler’s
Robert Martin
Bennington
Vermont
Southern Cal Tops AP Football Poll After Notre Dame Win
Southern California holds the No. 1 spot with a 5-0 record and 340 points after beating Notre Dame 24-7 in South Bend. Purdue remains No. 2, UCLA third, with Colorado fourth and Alabama fifth following upsets and key conference results.
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UCLA
California
Colorado
Missouri
Alabama
Vanderbilt
College Football Ratings Move Week Deepens Rankings Shifts
United Press International top college football ratings show Southern Cal leading with 5-0 and 29 first place votes. Purdue and UCLA follow as top contenders with 4-0 and 5-0 records, while notable changes include Tennessee rising to seventh after a 24-13 win and Georgia dropping to eighth after a loss to Mississippi. Wyoming stays 5-0, Houston rides up after others stumble, and Notre Dame plus Michigan State slip to 11th and 12th respectively in the second ten.
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UPI
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Notre Dame
Trojans
United Press International Board of Coaches
Purdue
United Press International
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UCLA
Colorado
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Tennessee
Georgia
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Houston
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Washington
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Denver
Kansas City
Haywood Sullivan scouts for Red Sox bargains this off season
Boston executive Haywood Sullivan faces a tough task as he digs through major league bargain counters to bolster Boston's pennant winning roster. He helped assemble key 1967 contributors like Jerry Adair, Gary Bell, Elston Howard, Norm Siebern and Ken Harrelson, with Adair his standout acquisition contributing 29 RBIs in 89 games.
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Boston
UPS
Haywood Sullivan
Red Sox
Sullivan
Bosox
Dick O’connell
O’connell
Tom Yawkey
Jerry Adair
Gary Bell
Elston Howard
Norm Siebern
Ken Harrelson
Adair
White Sox
Don McMahon
Dick Williams
Bell
Indians
Don Demeter
American Track Squad Faces Mixed Olympic Dress Rehearsal
Mexico City reports two golds by Randy Matson and Charlotte Cooke as US hopes for four more medals fade amid elevation woes. John Carlos placed third in the 100 meters. Pat Winslow leads pentathlon prospects. US athletes arrive late, lingering training gaps streamlining European rivals ahead of the Olympics.
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Mexico City
UPI
Randy Matson
Pampa
Texas
Strongboy
Charlotte Cooke
Washington, D.C
United States
John Carlos
U.S
Matson
Miss Cooke
Pat Winslow
San Mateo
Calif
America
Pat
Oddsmakers Switch Odds on Trojans
UPI reports a shift in betting lines as USC headlines a slate of college games with 12 point favorites over Washington and Purdue at 20 points over Oregon State. Pro picks include Alabama over Tennessee by seven and NC State over Wake Forest by 21 amid a crowded weekend board.
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UPI
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Trojans
Notre Dame
Irish
USC
Washington
Cal
Purdue
Boilermakers
Oregon State
Gary Beban
Ucla Bruins
Stanford
Indians
Colorado
Nebraska
Cowboys
Cornhuskers
Kenny Stabler
Alabama
Tennessee
North Carolina State
Wake Forest
Georgia
VMI
Wyoming
Wichita State
UVM Cage Hopefuls Begin Fall Drills
The University of Vermont opens hoop drills for the 1967-68 season at Patrick Gymnasium with Art Loche guiding top returnees led by Dave Lapointe and Bill Librera. Sophomores like Frank Martiniuk and Aldo Salati bring height and scoring to a 25 game slate including Yankee Conference foes and the LeMoyne Christmas Tournament.
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Vermont
Librera
Don Katz
Guttenberg
N.J
Terry O’leary
Central Islip
N.Y
Katz
O’leary
Frank Martiniuk
Union City
N.J. Martiniuk
Aldo Salati
Ray Bueb
Brattleboro
Catamounts
Dartmouth
New York University
St. Peter’s
Bucknell
LeMoyne
St. Francis of
Brooklyn
Bowlers Vie For Heart Campaign In Vermont
Eighteen Vermont bowling establishments will take part in Vermont Heart Bowling Week from November 6 to 12. Co chairs Robert Reynolds and Earl Mungeon say participating centers will promote heart disease awareness with three-game league play and $1 entry fees split between prizes and the Heart Fund. Jaycees volunteers will staff sites, and the event is co sponsored by the Vermont State Jaycees and the Vermont Bowling Proprietors.
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Vermont Heart
Robert
Red’’ Reynolds
Morrisville
Earl Mungeon
Randolph
Vermont Heart Fund
Brattleboro Bowl
Brattleboro
Capital Bowling
Montpelier
Colonial
Rutland
Champlain
Shelburne
Ethan Allen
Burlington
Essex Bowling Center
Essex Junction
Enosbury
Enosbury Falls
Fairwood
Fair Haven
St. Johnsbury
Manchester Center
Manchester
Middlebury
Springfield
St. Albans
Twin City
Heart Fund
Jaycees Heart Fund
Vermont Heart Bowling Week
The
Vermont State Jaycees
Vermont Bowling Proprietors
Bosox Barbs Bugging Bob Gibson
New York UPI reports Bob Gibson, after a standout World Series with a broken ankle healed, argues Boston Red Sox noise affected him. He cites remarks about Jim Lonborg, Carl Yastrzemski, and Reggie Smith, and notes Brock’s seventh basesteal set a series record. He criticizes misstatements about players and wives. Good luck.
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UPI
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Lou) Brock ‘Bush
Yastrzemski
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Cardinals
Cage Meeting For Bennington YMCA League Intake
An organizational meeting for all interested persons for the 1967 68 Bennington YMCA Industrial Basketball League is set for Wednesday evening at the YMCA starting at 7 30 p m.
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Bennington Ymca
YMCA
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McNamara
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Ski Patrol
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Prospect Ski Area
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Bob Martin
John Childs
Merle Mundell
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Bob Houle
Jim Merunowicz
Doug Mattison
Larry Hager
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Russia
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Sweden
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Pasadena
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Greece
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Heart Campaign
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Jim) Lonborg
Carl Yastrzemski
Lonborg
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Adams
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