Hoosiers Hunt at Saratoga in season opener
Hoosick Falls Central meets St. Peter's at Saratoga tonight in the league opener. Coach Turi reshapes the offense with Dan Scott moving to split end and Dave Hanselman taking his place, backed by Ron Eddy. Brian Cogan of St. Peter's is a standout passer as Hoosiers aim to climb from the cellar.
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Vermont Coach of the Year leads Bennington Catholic title win
Frank Bizzarro of Bennington Catholic High School was named 1Vermont Coach of the Year by the Vermont Coaches Association in a near unanimous vote. His team captured the 1964-1965 Class L basketball championship. A Castleton State College graduate, Bizzarro previously earned Baseball Coach of the Year honors last season.
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Bosox Sell Seven Players Add Ten Rookies to Roster
Boston Red Sox announce outright sale of seven players including Gary Geiger and promote ten rookies to spring training. Veterans sold to Toronto farm in International League. promoted players include Joe Foy Mike Andrews Guido Grilli Garry Herron. New signees from Pittsfield and Wellsville join roster with 43 names listed. three on military reserved list.
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Grudge Match for Irish Purdue Faces Spartans in Big Ten Battle
Notre Dame aims to rebound after last season's loss to Southern California as No. 7 Notre Dame hosts unbeaten USC in a pivotal Big Ten style clash. Key players include Notre Dame's Wolsk i Eddy and Conjar and USC's Garrett and Sherman as both teams vie for national title momentum.
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Sporting News picks Mays Oliva as 1965 Players of the Year
Willie Mays was named player of the year and Sandy Koufax top NL pitcher in Sporting News voting. Tony Oliva and Mudcat Grant were honored in the American League, with Grant defeating Stottlemyre McDowell and McLain for AL pitching honors. The World Series vote occurred beforehand.
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Bills count on Roberson to slow Broncos in AFL clash
Buffalo brings in Bo Roberson from Oakland to bolster flanker play as Cookie Gilchrist makes first Denver appearance. The Bills host Denver while Jets-Chargers and Chiefs-Oilers games headline a weekend of AFL action.
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Giardello May Retire Tiger Again Middleweight King
New York reports Tiger Williams, the reigning middleweight champion, faces a possible retirement after reclaiming the 160 pound crown from Joey Giardello in 45 minutes at Madison Square Garden. Giardello, defeated, questions future rings appearances as the crowd of 17,064 witnessed a defining title bout.
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Clay Diets Down Early For Patterson Bout
Cassius Clay declares dieting, not road work, trims 17 pounds in two weeks to reach 214 at Fifth Street gym as he prepares for a November 22 Las Vegas bout with Floyd Patterson.
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