Headmasters' Soccer Committee Accepts 29 Playdown Applicants
The Vermont Headmasters' Soccer Committee received 29 applications for playdowns across divisions I L and I M. Defending champs Proctor and Chester appear in division II. MVL teams including Burr and Burton seek spots. Final rounds set for late October with eight undefeateds among applicants.
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Vermont Headmasters
Proctor
Chester
Sentinels
Swanton
Marble Valley
Burr & Burton Bulldogs
MVL
Auerbach Sees Celtics as Good as Any in Dynasty
Boston Celtics general manager Red Auerbach says after two games the team could be as strong as any in Celtics lore. He notes Bill Russell needs help and praises Larry Siegfried and Tom Sanders while warning Cincinnati Royals may rise with Connie Dierking. The Celtics will celebrate banners and KC Jones’ number retirement before the home opener at Boston Garden.
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Ed Macauley
Bob Cousy
Bill Sharman
Frank Ramsey
Tom Heinsohn
Brandeis University
Patriot Pitcher Home on Furlough
Rick Bartholdi a top pitcher for Mt Anthony Union High School helped the Patriots win the Vermont Class L title in a 16 game undefeated season. On leave from the U.S. Army he visited his parents in North Branch Street Extension after basic training at Fort Dix. He will report to Maryland for advanced automotive repair training. He earned an Army E-2 stripe and rifle expert during basic training.
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Otter Valley
Peoples Academy
Essex
Springfield
Mt. Mansfield
Harwood
Hardwick
Champlain
Bradford
Burr and Burton
Sacred Heart
Chester
Cabot
Ludlow
University of Vermont
UVM
Gutterson
New England
Burlington
Rick Bartholdi
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Vermont
U.S. Army
Vincent Bartholdi
North Branch St
Extension
Army
Fort Dix
N.J
Bartholdi
Maryland
Mann Extends LPGA Money Lead With Waco Victory
Carol Mann of Cincinnati stretched her earnings lead in the LPGA race, widening her margin over Kathy Whitworth to more than $3,000 after winning her 10th tourney of the year at Waco Texas on Sunday. Her season official money totaled $40,704.50.
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UPI
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United States Holds Medals Lead In Olympic Race
In the Olympic home stretch the United States leads Russia 28-13 in golds and 66-39 in total medals with five days left. Americans won six of nine swimming medals and two of five in yachting on Monday, led by Doug Russell's 100m butterfly gold and the 800m relay, while Russia expects a strong showing in gymnastics, GrecoRoman wrestling, boxing, canoeing, and fencing as the contest tightens. The U S also dropped two preliminary matches, with the water polo and women's volleyball teams losing to Russia.
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Jacksonville
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Youngstown
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Australia
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Elkins Park
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Louisville
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Mexico City
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San Diego
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Buddy’’ Friedrichs
New Orleans
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la Grange
Ill
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Briarcliff
N.Y
Decathlon Champion Bill Toomey Dismisses Tarzan Hype
Mexico City dispatch reports decathlon winner Bill Toomey, 29, of La Puente California, rejecting the label world’s greatest living athlete. He says he is an all around athlete, not a jungle icon, and plans to keep feet on ground, perhaps pursue TV sports commentary. He credits technique and the 400 meters for lifting his score and notes he may quit teaching to find postgold work. He belongs to the Southern California Striders and emphasizes running for fun.
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Olympic Medals Count Adjusted After Silver Hold
The medal tally shows one fewer silver than gold and bronze as one silver in team pursuit cycling is delayed pending a November 27 meeting.
Football Shrine Inducts Quartet
NEW BRUNSWICK, N J (UPI) The late Adm. Jonas Ingram and three pioneer players were named to the National Football Foundation Hall of Fame. Zora Clevenger Edward Rogers and Vincent Stevenson join Ingram in the 11th annual ceremony December 3 in New York. Also elected were eight post-1910 players and coach Clark Shaughnessy for popularizing the modern T formation. Ingram starred in Navy 10 0 win over Army in 1906 and earned the Medal of Honor at Vera Cruz in 1914. Clevenger captained Indiana football and baseball and later directed Indiana athletics. Rogers starred at Carlisle and Minnesota. Stevenson led Penn to 12 straight victories in 1904. Shaughnessy coached at Tulane Loyola of the South Chicago Stanford Maryland and Pittsburgh, contributing to the T formation.
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Buckeyes Close Grid Poll Gap
Southern California remains No 1 in the AP Board of Coaches ranking for the second straight week as Ohio State narrows the gap to 11 points. Kansas rises to third, while Penn State, Notre Dame, and Tennessee shift positions amid tight top 10.
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