Nippon Sluggers New Dodger Worry
New York United Press International reports on rising doubts about Nippon baseball. Red Barber notes Japan’s improving game while American play stagnates, as Dodgers face a five week Far East exhibition and World Series reflections linger. Barber to broadcast Dodgers Giants games. Yomiuri Giants lead in Japanese series.
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State Bow Kill May Set Record In Vermont Deer Season
The Vermont archery season reads 256 total kills by Oct 17 with 100 bucks and 156 does. Notables include 130 lb doe Richard Bilton and 135 lb doe Connant Chamberlain. David Richie Jr. took a 125 lb buck. a bobcat was taken at 26 paces by George Konopka. Antlerless refunds available. one deer per hunter per year. return antlerless permit to Montpelier for refund.
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Patriots and Spartans share Molly Stark Soccer crown
Mt Anthony Patriots and Whitingham Spartans tied for the Molly Stark League title after both finished 7-2-1. Patriots beat Arlington 5-3 at Welling Field while Spartans defeated Wilmington 5-0 in Wilmington. Green scored four for Mt Anthony, Clayton made 26 saves for Arlington, and Tefft Carrier Coombs Birch tallied for Whitingham.
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Sooners Aim to Upset Notre Dame in Big Matchup
New York report notes Notre Dame as No 1 and a 13 point favorite over Oklahoma. Oklahoma under new coach Jim McKenzie seeks revenge for a 1957 Irish win, with Notre Dame 4-0 while Oklahoma also undefeated. Multiple top games listed include Michigan State over Purdue and UCLA over California.
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Sauer Leaves Rutland Hospital After Head Injury
Jim Sauer a BCHS junior tackle weighing 215 pounds was released from Rutland City Hospital after a head on tackle caused a possible concussion. He collapsed on the sidelines and was kept for observation. doctors doubt he will be ready for this week’s Brattleboro game, with action and future plans unclear.
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Jaycees Name Award Winners for Two Players
Alan Plante of the BCHS Sabers and Bill Brownell of the MAUHS Patriots named Mt Anthony Jaycees Player of the Week for standout performances. Plante starred in the October 8 upset of Springfield Cosmos, while Brownell earned his first start at halfback for the Patriots in a narrow loss to West Rutland.
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Veteran Milt Plum Out For Season
Detroit reports rookie Karl Sweetan will start Sunday against San Francisco after Milt Plum went out for the season with a torn left knee ligament. Plum, 31, suffered the injury in the Baltimore game, will undergo surgery and be placed on injured reserve. With the trading deadline passed, Detroit must rely on Sweetan and existing players for quarterback duties.
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Lindon Waivers by Steelers After NFL Move
Notre Dame fullback Mike Lind was placed on waivers by the Pittsburgh Steelers on Tuesday, with UPI reporting the move as a roster decision affecting the team’s backfield depth and future plans.
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Dartmouth Rated Top New England Eleven
New England college football rankings from United Press International place Dartmouth at the top with major leadership and the 1966 championship in play this Saturday.
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Catamount Halfback Sets NCAA Mark in 47 Carries
University of Vermont junior Bob Mitchell carried 47 times for 205 yards and 3 touchdowns to beat New Hampshire 32 24 and set an NCAA College Division single game rushing attempts record. The Catamounts move to 4 0 while Dartmouth Harvard Holy Cross and others vie in New England ratings.
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Saratoga Harness Results on Tuesday October 18 1966
Race day at Saratoga features ten pacing and trotting events with times from 2 06 to 2 11. Key results include Miss Knox Hills Goodsell in second and Lizzie Tish as a standout trotter, with attendance of 1,854 and handle over 142 thousand dollars.
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