Mt Anthony Patriots Beat Springfield 14-8 for Third 1969 Victory
Mt Anthony Patriots rally from 8-0 down at half to defeat Springfield Cosmos 14-8 at Spinelli Field. Key plays include a 48-yard Flynn to LeBarron pass and a two-point conversion, with Dennis Brooks, Keith LeBarron and Robin Outwater fueling the ground game. The win lifts Mt Anthony to 3-4-0, as both teams prepare for rematches this Saturday.
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Mt. Anthony
Cosmo
Patriots
Cosmos
Tommy Flynn
Pete Fairley
Springfield
Flynn
Bob Thompson
Greg Black
Paige Graham
Black
Keith LeBarron
Patriot
Ed Call
Dennis Brooks
Robin Outwater
Pelkie
Outwater
Gary Austin
LeBarron
Austin
Dennis Green
Guy Dunham
John Hart
Green
Brattleboro Colonels
Brattleboro
Bellows Falls
Keen
Bulldogs fall to Devils 44 22 in homecoming clash
Burr & Burton returns to varsity action but drops to Poultney 44 22 at Manchester homecoming. Steve Houghton passes for three touchdowns for Poultney with Jim Oakman scoring twice on drives. Bill Downey leads Bulldogs fight back with two scores as Oakman’s kickoff 75 yards sparked early lead.
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Mike Dunham
Burr & Burton
Paul Roberts
Bulldogs
Blue Devils
Manchester
Burr & Burton Bulldogs
Poultney Blue Devils
Steve Houghton
Blue Dev
Proud Oklahoma Shattered By Kansas State in Grid Shocker
Kansas State defeated No. 11 Oklahoma for the first time in 35 years, seizing sole lead in the Big Eight as Colorado upset Missouri and other top teams fell in early season upsets. Rex Kern and Jim Otis starred for Ohio State in a 41-0 win over Illinois.
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Colorado
Tigers
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Houston
Steve Horowitz
Rex Kern
Jim Otis
Ohio State
Illinois
Texas
Billy Dale
Longhorns
Rice
Tennessee
John Eichler
Wichita State
Arkansas
College Football Scores From Various Matches and Upsets
East Dartmouth defeated Harvard 24 to 10 while Colgate beat Brown 20 to 6. Penn State routed Ohio University 42 to 3, and Princeton overwhelmed Penn 42 to 0. Kansas State beat Oklahoma 59 to 21, Penn State’s defense scored twice in a 52-14 rout of a different foe, and USC won 29-18 after trailing Georgia Tech. Notre Dame shut out Tulane 37-0 and Florida crushed Vanderbilt 41-20.
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Hat Trick Stuns Arlington. Ludlow tops Eagles 3–0 in tourney
In a Class M&S quarterfinal, Ludlow Presidents blanked Arlington Eagles 3–0 behind Steve Martel who scored all three goals aided by Paul Pullinen Joe Albano and Mark Stocker. Arlington goalie Carl Sheldon faced 32 Ludlow shots while Ludlow netminder Rick Chambers turned aside nine. Stakes rise as Ludlow advances to face South Royalton. Proctor suffer a 3–2 loss to Stowe ending a 60-0-2 streak dating to 1964.
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Arlington Eagles
Maroon and White
Ludlow Presidents
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Presidents
Arlington Nets
Martel
Arlington
Carl Sheldon
Eagles
Ludlow
Paul Pullinen
Joe Albano
Mark Stocker
Presidents’ Nets
Rick Chambers
Herb Eddy
Steve Zimmer
Jay Kendall
South Royalton
Northfield
Proctor Phantoms
High School Football Scores From Vermont and New Hampshire
Mt. Anthony defeated Springfield 14 to 9. Brattleboro beat Keene 41 to 6. MSJ topped Bellows Falls 60 to 6. Rutland won 50 to 20 against Burlington. Windsor 37, Woodstock 6. Poultney lost to Burr and Burton 44 to 22. Middlebury 20, Winooski 0. Hartford 28, Lebanon NH 16. North Country 16, Lyndon 12. Saranac Lake 20, Essex 14. South Burlington 26, St Johnsbury 6. Montpelier 25, Rice 12.
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Brattleboro
Keene
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Woodstock
Poultney
Burr & Burton
Middlebury
Winooski
Hartford
Lebanon
N.H
North Country
Lyndon
Saranac Lake
Essex
South Burlington
St. Johnsbury
Montpelier
Rice
Private property signs offer trespass and hunting fees
Property owners may forbid trespass with a $100-a-day sign to deter hunters and protect trees birds and livestock. Those wanting to charge for hunting can use $50 or $25-a-day signs. The advertisement promotes Yankee Farm Sportsmen's Association details.
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