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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1968

Page

10

Patriot Eleven Seeks Second SWL Win At Home

The Anthony Patriots host Bellows Falls Terriers at Spinelli Memorial Field in a Southern Vermont League matchup. Both teams sport 1-4 records with weak defenses and offenses, but the Patriots are favored to win by about two touchdowns as they rebound from a tough schedule.

Patriot Eleven Bellows Falls Terriers Mr. Anthony Patriots Ther Bellows Falls Lloyd Davis Brattleboro Terriers Springfield Cosmos Geartown Rutland Lyndon St. Johnsbury Middlebury Hartford Rice Memorial Burr and Burton MSJ Mounties Springfield Raiders Montpelier BFA Burlington Spaulding South Burlington North Country Central Catholic Winooski Fair Haven West Rutland Lebanon N.H Woodstock Poultney

Black Power Display Overshadows Olympic Victory

In Mexico City, Tommie Smith and John Carlos raised gloved fists on the Olympic podium after Smith won the 200 meters, signaling a protest against racial injustice in the United States and drawing global attention amid the XIX Olympiad. Seagren won the pole vault in a tight finish as the U.S. team pursued further medals across track, swimming, basketball, and weightlifting events.

Mexico City America U.S Tommie Smith Bob Seagren Smith John Carlos U.S.A Carlos United States Sherman Chavoor

Bruins Extend Win Streak Amid Orr Injury Scare

The Boston Bruins, 3-0 after edging the Oakland Seals 2-1, face the Los Angeles Kings as star defenseman Bobby Orr endures a bruised shoulder and Teddy Green and Johnnie McKenzie seek recovery. Seals captain Ted Hampson tied the game late, while Bruins goaltender Ed Johnston anchored the finish. In Montreal, Mets outfielder Don Bosch will join the Expos next season if the team keeps him, spending spring training with Montreal.

LOS Angeles UPI Boston Bruins Los Angeles Kings Bobby Orr Orr Boston Oakland Seals Harry Sinden Oakland Teddy Green Ted Joe Szura Green Johnnie McKenzie Bruins Chicago Black Hawks Eddie Shack Johnny Bucyk Seals Shack Bucyk Ted Hampson Hampson Bill Hicke Ken Hodge Bruin Ed Johnston Johnston

Northwestern's Slate Would Bug Lombardi

United Press International reports Northwestern faces a brutal nonconference stretch with Miami USC Purdue Notre Dame and Ohio State. Ohio State and USC loom as top contenders while Tennessee Alabama and Texas also loom in Saturday’s college gridiron action.

Northwestern Bug’ Lombardi

Ex Ben­d i Coa ches On TV Grid Game

Two former Bendi faculty members and coaches from Middletown and Mamaroneck high schools will appear on the High School Game of the Week on WPIX. The program features Middletown coach Art Gage and assistant Don Ziter with Middletown and Mamaroneck in a live telecast from Middletown. Gage, in his fourth year, has led the Catskill school to league titles and a near perfect prior season. Ziter, a volunteer football assistant, previously coached at Bendi and led varsity baseball there. Middletown is undefeated after a win over Newport. The show will include interviews with both coaching staffs. Gage is a Ithaca College graduate, married to Ida Main.

Terriers Patriots Mauhs Moore Rick Kane John Malley Bill Hadley Curcuru Dennis Hart Steve Moore Elly Howe Moe Haskell Johnny James Paul Hallock Pat Vondel Harty Jack Jones Bob Bennett Pete Burcstead Lloyd Davis Ken Blanchard Moe Stack Nei UPI Notre Dame Purdue Ohio State Southern California Wildcats Buckeyes Trojans Stanford Washington Huskies Simpson USC Tennessee Alabama Crimson Tide Vols Razorbacks Arkansas Austin Texas Longhorns Oklahoma Bennington High School WPIX Channel 7 Middletown N.Y Mamaroneck Art Gage Bendi Catskill School Gage Don Ziter Ziter Newport Troy High School Albany High School Vernon Gage Morgan St Ithaca College Ida Main Hiland Main Burgess Road

King of the Hill debuts with Don Smith edge over Roland Becker

Hoosick Falls bowler Don Smith known as Harry or The Cat led four finalists with a 600 series. Becker defeated Welch 200 plus 21 handicap and then beat Hyland 180 to 170 before losing to Smith 188 to 167 in the final. Numerous league leaders and high scorers across regional leagues are reported, with Smith still top in the Bennington average race.

Hoosick Falls Don Smith Harry” Smith the Cat Tom Hyland Bob Welch Roland Becker Don Becker Welch Hyland Smith Bennington Lanes Frank Madkour Monument Motors Harrison Vending Jim DeVito Bob Townsend Smitty Mike Caslin Monument League County Bank Us Dunhams Andy Kline Frank Ives D. Shea Pinsonneault Ives D. Farrar H. Gershaneck Salluzzo Untouchables International League Bar-B-Que St. Stanislaw Club Rosendahl Farms Sharkey’s Hotel Tom Moore Bennington Buckley All Stars Noble and Wood Rudy R. Rooney Taconic Trail Inn Delarey Sales & Service Walt Eddy Walt Brenenstuhl Carl’s Pat Perrott Shirley Chenaille April Mattison Vi Hall Helen Harrington Mac Bostwick Olive Macauley Joe Vorse Jay Iskowitz Pownal Vols Pownal Valley Bellemare’s

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