South Africans Lead Canada Cup After Halfway Round
South Africa's Gary Player and Retief Waltman shot 70 and 69 to take a one stroke lead at 277 through 36 holes in the Canada Cup. Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus faltered with 70 and 72, leaving the U S tied for second with Canada and Spain at 278 as Sota and Miguel shined.
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Vermont coach of the year Dean Houghton earns top honor
East Arlington native Dean Houghton, longtime Poultney High School coach and principal, is named 1963 Vermont coach of the year after leading Poultney to strong football and basketball success. The piece notes Poultney's high enrollment, state titles, and the broader impact on local athletics.
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Pete) Plourde
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Charlotte King
Poultney High School
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Giants in Do-Or-Die Battle With Browns
Two AFL and NFL schedule previews highlight a pivotal Saturday night clash in Cleveland where the Giants face the undefeated Browns as Y A Tittle seeks to outscore Jim Brown. Green Bay faces a setback without Bart Starr while John Roach steps in to lead the Packers.
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Sabers To Host Colonels In Week Near Title Shows
Vermont high school football moves into the second last week with BCHS hosting Brattleboro at 1 30pm Alumni Field while Bennington travels to Hartford. Burr and Burton aims to finish strong at Winooski as Hoosick Falls visits Greenwich in a conference lead clash.
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Greenwich
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Strikes Spares and Splits in City League Scores
The report lists bowling results across city leagues with high singles and triples for teams such as Marty's Flowers, Dragons, Arlington Cut Rate, Lonergan & Thomas, Warren Wirettes, Powder Box, Polygraphic, Green Mountain League, D & D Jolivette, Fienberg's Stores, Capella's Real Estate, Hawks, Gulf-O, Lauzon's Machine Shop, Lions, and Brookman. Notable high marks include Myers 529 for A, Harrington 518 for P, Corbett 581 for F, and Dewey 593 for J.
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Texas Rice Clash Highlights Halfway Point in Top Ten
The AP notes Texas and Rice meet in Austin as No. 1 Texas seeks to maintain momentum after last year’s shock loss to Rice. Meanwhile Pitt visits Navy in Annapolis and several other top teams face tough foes as the season reaches its midpoint with several unbeaten records and a crowded ranking.
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Board Accepts Ford's Offer to Buy Lions
William Clay Ford's offer to purchase the Detroit Lions for 6 million dollars was accepted by the Lions board of directors. Final stockholder approval from 144 members is needed at the November 22 meeting, with 13 directors voting unanimously to back the proposal after Ford's Oct 15 bid.
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