Brattleboro Defeats BCHS 26 6 In Football Clash
Brattleboro topped Bennington Catholic 26 to 6 at Alumni Field after a tight first half. Ray Smith sparked the win with a 68 yard second half run and teammates Gouin and Bueb contributed as the Organtowners pulled away in the third and fourth quarters.
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Neumeister
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Labers
Gordie Howe Ties Rocket Richard For All Time Goal Record
Gordie Howe, longtime Detroit Red Wings star, scores his 544th goal to match Maurice Richard’s NHL career record. The 6-4 loss to Montreal does not lessen Howe’s standing with Detroit fans as he nears 545 goals.
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Howe
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Chicago
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Hoosier
Bud Kenyon
Greenwich
Gustafson
Witches
College Football Scores From Eastern and Western Matches
A roundup of college games shows Northeastern masking New Hampshire 26 to 0 while Massachusetts defeats Baton University 21 to 0 and Air Force wins 34 to 7 over Boston College. Maine beats Bates 49 to 0 and Vermont posts 27 to 0 over Norwich.
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Leland and Gray Sweeps MSL X Country Meet
Leland and Gray Seminary of Townshend swept the Molly Stark League cross country season by winning all three meets. Ralph Coleman led LG with 16:32 over 2.9 miles, breaking the old 18:12 record, followed by Brad Taft of Burr and Burton at 16:34 and G. Dougherty at 18:04. Charlie Harrington of North Bennington placed fourth, as LG and Whitingham prepare for the Vermont championships at Burlington. Final standings: Leland and Gray 38, Whitingham 40, Wilmington 56, Burr and Burton 76.
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G. Dougherty
Charlie Harrington
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Burlington
University of Vermont
North Bennington
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Wilmington
Liggett-Bosworth Clinches Uncontested Bowling Lead
Liggett-Bosworth moved to first place after a 3-0 win over Perrotta Insurance in the Bennington Classic at Bennington Lanes. Bell Laundry posted a 2-2 split with Bennington to drop to second. other results included A P and Fairdale Farms 2-2, First Nation 2, Harrison Vending 2. John Ottaviano claimed the 794 foursome and 197 average to take the individual lead, while Gene Farrar dropped to second with 194 and Leo Bentley's 795 four-game total led the field. Ed Garner top single with 227.
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John Ottaviano
Gene Farrar
Leo Bentley
Ed Gardner
Bennington Cats Defense Halts Hartford 20-0 in Rivalry Showdown
Bennington High School built a 20-0 win over winless Hartford as Brad Stevens starred with two rushing touchdowns and a 20-yard scoring pass to Marshall Young. The Catamounts lockdown defense, led by Bill Garrison with 10 tackles, held Hartford’s aerial attack, while Stevens totaled 156 yards on 20 carries. Next week Bennington visits Alumni Field to face undefeated MSJ Saints.
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Doug Watkin
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Earl Bump
Steve Peterson
Bobby Baldwin
Jeff Bergquist
Bill Garrison
Jim Moore
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Greenwich Hunts First Place With 27 2 Win Over Hoosick Falls
Greenwich High School stayed in first place in the Washington County Conference by routing Hoosick Falls Central 27 to 2. Spezio connected on a 57 yard pass to Gustafson for a TD, Buckley scored twice and Greenwich forced two punts and a safety to seize the win. Hoosick Falls played shorthanded, losing Don Eighmey to a season ending ankle injury.
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Fort Edward
Salem
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Dick Lasser
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Bulldogs End Season With Defeat By Winooski Bulldogs
Burr and Burton Seminary closes a tough 1963 season as Winooski builds a 26 point first half lead and holds on for the win. Dick Brousseau scores for Winooski, Don Picard adds a 30 yard run, Len Leroux connects on a 12 yard pass, and Frank Benway finishes with a 5 yard TD run. Burr and Burton drops to 1-6 in a defensive battle.
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Brousseau
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