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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1965

Page

8

Durocher demands speed over long ball for Cubs

Chicago a.d. on Monday Leo Durocher, new Cubs manager, discarded the four year old front office policy and vowed a faster, more aggressive team. He will partner with GM John Holland to trade or develop talent, aiming to improve hitting to right field and speed, while wiping out most of the 1961 coaching structure.

Chicago UPI Leo Durocher Chicago Cubs Durocher Cubs John Holland Billy) Williams Ron) Santo Ernie) Banks Holland Rube Walker Whitey Lockman Fred Fitzsimmons Wrigley Field

Michigan State Tops Nebraska In Tight UPI Major Poll

Michigan State rose to No. 1 in the UPI major college football ratings, edging Nebraska and Arkansas in a three way battle. The Spartans earned 318 points and 15 first place votes after a 14-10 win over Purdue and a six game winning streak. Nebraska had 307 points with 9 first place votes while Arkansas had 305 with 11 first place votes. Notre Dame jumped to fourth after routing Southern California.

NEW York UPI Michigan State Nebraska Arkansas United Press International Spartans Purdue Cornhuskers Texas State Colorado Notre Dame California Florida Louisiana State Missouri Southern California UCLA Alabama Tennessee Georgia Tech Texas Kentucky Utah State Minnesota Stanford Princeton Texas Tech Northwestern Texas A&m Navy South Bend Ind Paren Mich. State Lou. Calif U.C.L.A Washington State Wyoming Ohio State Georgia Syracuse

Record Deer Kill For State Archers

Deer archers set a concurrent state bow season record with a 391 tally as of October 22 a.m. breakdown shows 130 resident and 261 non resident successes including 162 bucks and 229 does. Archers licenses have generated about 150000 in funds reflecting the sport's economic impact. The rankings section follows with Michigan State Nebraska Arkansas and Notre Dame leading major college football ratings and upcoming games.

Vermont Fish and Game Department Bucks Earl Rufus III of Wilmington

Russell Wilt Early Leaders In Statistics

Philadelphia star Wilt Chamberlain leads NBA scoring with 43 points per game and a .685 field goal percentage after the first week. Bill Russell averages 27.7 rebounds while Oscar Robertson tops total points and assists, though in four games. Hal Greer paces in assists per game and Sam Jones remains perfect at the free throw line. Jerry Lucas leads rebounds with 99.

Chamberlain Russell National Basketball Association NBA Philadelphia Cincinnati Oscar Robertson Cincinnati Star Hal Greer Sam Jones Boston Jerry Lucas

Major League Expansion To Milwaukee Foretold By Frick

Milwaukee fans once seemed poised for a top expansion spot as Ford Frick hinted a certain Milwaukee alderman blocked the move. The Braves argued to return an antitrust suit to circuit court while Milwaukee County pursues its own case to block the team’s departure for another major league club. Arguments on the motion are set for November 9.

Madison Wis UPI Ford Frick Milwaukee C. Hayden Jamison Wisconsin Investment Board Frick New York Jamison Braves Atlanta Mison Milwaukee County Board Eugene Grobschmidt Grobschmidt U.S. District Court Milwaukee County U.S

Police Hunt Prison Boxers in Boston Arena Bout

Boston authorities searched for two welterweights and a lightweight from Bridgewater State Farm boxing team who disappeared before a planned ring entry at Boston Arena. The three 17 year olds were brought to the city with two other inmates by Leo Merrill to participate in the bouts and were said to wear blue jackets labeled Bridgewater Boxing Team across the back.

Boston UPI Boston Arena Bridgewater State (Prison) Farm Leo Merrill Bridgewater Boxing Team

Bennington welcomes Vietnam veteran as gym instructor

Theodore Lee Eisenman, a 26 year old Akron native and Vietnam War veteran awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross and 18 Air Medals, becomes the new Benhi gym instructor at Bennington High. He teaches calisthenics from a position of attention and uses squad leaders to track attendance, while stressing student-led teaching of sports fundamentals and ROTC discipline.

New Benhi Theodore Lee Eisenman Army Bendi Eisenman Akron Ohio University of Akron Viet Nam Eleanor Haver Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington Cindy Robert Houle Fort Knox Houle New England Bob Benhi Catamount Janet Gershaneck U.S Bennington High Ted Eisenman Hughes

Casper Nears $100000 In PGA Earnings For Year

Casper, having won four tour events this season, appears headed for official PGA earnings of $100,000 for the first time. He added $20,000 with Sahara Invitational victory, boosting official money to $96,772 for third behind Nicklaus and Lema, and climbing to second in season money with $129,930. Other top earners include Sanders, Player, Devlin, Marr, Littler, Palmer and Gelber.

Palm Beach Gardens Fla Billy Casper Casper Jack Nicklaus Tony Lema

Svare Claims Fans Influence Officials

Los Angeles Rams coach Harland Svare told the Southern California Football Writers Association that away crowds subconsciously intimidate officials, biasing calls against the Rams in losses to Baltimore and Chicago. He cited nine against versus four for the Rams, complained about mask penalties on David Jones, and urged officials to quiet the crowd to hear Rams signals.

Los Angeles UPD Los Angeles Rams Harland Svare Rams Southern California Football Writers Association NFL Svare Baltimore Chicago Bears Johnny Unitas David Jones Unitas

Bowling High Individual Scores and Team Totals

Burke leads with single game 226 and high six spare series 575 for Burke, Grobuski adds 571 and Grobuski 207, Hyland 211, D and B denote teams. Ray accumulates 541 in the high triple event with D and B teams represented.

Burke Hyland Grobuski Ray

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