Patriots to White River Junction For Tilt With Hartford Hurricanes
Mt. Anthony Patriots travel to White River Junction for a clash with Hartford Union High School Hurricanes, a top Class I Northern Division team. Hartford enters 4-2, scoring 110 points while allowing 53, with two strong seniors at end and standout quarterback Tom Scelza leading a diverse attack. Mt. Anthony sits 5-1, averaging 6.5 points per game while yielding 21 points, led by quarterback Scott Raciot and wingback Denny Hart as they seek a second win over a tough Hurricane squad.
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Indiana Coach Pont Near Coach of the Year Rise
Indiana coach John Pont, who quit Yale for Indiana in 1965, has transformed the Hoosiers from football humiliation to Rose Bowl chatter. At 5-0 and ranked 11th, Pont may be named Coach of the Year as Indiana aims to beat Arizona and pursue a Rose Bowl berth with key games ahead.
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Spaulding Middlebury Unbeaten in Vermont Football
Spaulding Crimson Tide and Middlebury Tigers sit atop Vermont scholastic football with unblemished records 6-0 for Middlebury and 5-0 for Spaulding. Offense leaders include Middlebury with 157 points in six games. Springfield Cosmos boast a stingy defense allowing only a single touchdown all season. Other notes mention Burlington, Windsor, Poultney, and Hartford with varying records and upcoming matchups. Also, Buffalo Bills split end Art Powell will miss 4-6 weeks with a knee injury.
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New SV Football League Discussed in Bellows Falls
In Bellows Falls representatives from eleven southern Vermont high schools discussed forming a new southern football conference. A two-division league with five and six conference games, cross-division play, and non-conference games was proposed. Teams named include Mt. Anthony Brattleboro Bellows Falls Springfield Rutland MSJ Hartford Windsor Poultney Burr and Burton Woodstock. A state champion proposal was also considered with a later meeting planned for November to finalize schedules and divisions.
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Bad Boy Looney Axed by Redskins
Washington Redskins waived moody Oklahoma halfback Joe Don Looney after a fourth straight NFL team decision to part with him. Coach Otto Graham declined reasons beyond plan to activate a help able back while Looney, sidelined by headaches, has appeared sparingly this season. He carried 11 attempts for 26 yards in six games and would become a free agent at year end if unsigned.
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Wolfpack Coach Edwards Wins Quietly in New York
Milton Richman reports that North Carolina State coach Earle Edwards led his Wolfpack to a steady victory in New York without flash or gaudy headlines. The veteran coach relied on fundamentals and steady play to secure the win for his team.
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Cosmo Seatback Named Top Athlete
Cosmo Seatback leads Cosmos to a 5-1 start and 4 straight wins earning September Athlete of the Month honors from the Vermont Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association. He totaled ten touchdowns in four games, rushed for 180 yards against MLJ, and had two interceptions with a recovered fumble as the team shut out opponents except for a 6-0 loss to Brattle.
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American Swimmers Bring Back Smiles
In Mexico City officials cheer as American swimmers lift morale at Pre-Olympic Games. Schollander leads with a 100 m freestyle win as U S women conquer events, narrowing the gap with Russia in the tally for the overall title. Deb Meyer Kolb and Caretto add medals in distance freestyle events.
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Yastrzemski Wins Hickok Award for September
Carl Yastrzemski of the Boston Red Sox is named the recipient of the S. Rae Hickok Award for September after winning the American League triple crown and leading his team to the pennant. He topped Jim Lonborg in the voting by sports writers and sportscasters. Emile Griffith placed third. The report also covers swimming results from the Pre-Olympics with the USSR leading in medals and the U.S. seeking a comeback in remaining events.
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Arlington girls win Molly Stark League crown in 4-0 title game
Arlington varsity field hockey clinched the Molly Stark League with a 5-0 league record after a 4-0 championship win over Burr & Burton. Sandy Rice and Sandy Corey each scored twice, with Sandy Pickering earning the shutout as coach Williams praised the entire squad.
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Burr & Burton
Sandy Rice
Sandy Corey
Sandy Pickering
Williams
Katy Elwell
Kathy Hayden
Linda Wyman
Debbie Hoth
Betsy Moody
Gail Marckres
Barbara Macksey
Sheila Wade
Tina Lindsey
Mary Ann Lawrence
Karen Hartline
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