Springfield Cosmos defeat Mt Anthony 33 7 at Brown Memorial Field
Springfield Cosmos upset Mt Anthony Patriots 33 7 as Mike Graham scored three touchdowns in the second quarter and a late burst by Keith LeBarron for Springfield, while Dennis Green and Gary Lashua helped stifle MT Anthony. The Cosmos improved to 3 4, facing Bellows Falls next, and Mt Anthony ends 2 1 5.
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Mt. Anthony
Patriots
Springfield Cosmos
Brown Memorial Field
Ralph Wood
Cosmos
Springfield Eleven
Mike Graham
Ben Rusileski
Keith LeBarron
Springfield
Paydirt
Rus‘sell Graves
Cosmo
Patriot
Graham
Ed Call
Dale Whitney
Dennis Green
Robin Outwater
Gary Lashua
Greg Black
Whitney
Green
White
The
Oval
Ray Forrest
Call
LeBarron
Bellows
Spinelli Memorial
Squirrel
Sawyer
Brattleboro Colonels
Keene
N.H
Brown Field
Southern Vermont
Bob Myers
Wayne Northrup
Grid Results and Scores From Various Matches
A compiled set of scores from multiple games across regions showing outcomes for teams including Springfield, Mt Anthony, Rutland, Burlington, MSJ, Brattleboro, Windsor, Rice, Spaulding, Middlebury, Fair Haven, St Johnsbury, Lyndon, Lebanon New Hampshire, Harvard, Dartmouth, Yale, Cornell, Rochester, Temple, St Lawrence, Amherst, Vermont, Tufts, Williams, and many more. Distinct entries list team names and respective points, reflecting a broad sports roundup with varied results and close as well as decisive wins.
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Springfield
Mt. Anthony
Rutland
Burlington
MSJ
Bellows Falls
Keene, N.H
Brattleboro
Windsor
West Rutland
Rice
Montpelier
Spaulding
BFA
Middlebury
Winooski
Fair Haven
Woodstock
St. Johnsbury
South Burlington
Lyndon
North Country
Lebanon
N.H
Hartford
East Penn
Princton
Rutgers
Columbia
Penn
East
Harvard
Dartmouth
Brown
Colgate
Buffalo
Hly Crss
Grove City
Geneva
Villava
Xvir
Crage-Meln
Finkin & Mishl
Virginia
Navy
Air Force
Pitts
Conn
Mass
Maine
Rhde Is
Bethany
Thiel
Trinity (Con
PMC
Colt Army
Duke
Yale
Cornell
Rochester
Alfredo Dela
Temple
St. Lawrnce
Hamlin
Amherst
Weslyn
Vermont
Norweh
Tufts
Williams
Indy
Story Rek
Worder T
Cst Gd
Midlbry
Rensl
Albrght
Drxel
Buckal
Liyette
Ursins
Swarthmre
Allgny
Wash & Jff
Wstchstr St
Kutztwnst
Cortind St
Adelph
E Strouds
Midrivle
Wstmnstr
W.vawes
Susgena
Lycmng
Elmsgburg
Chney
Sprngfld
Amren Inter
Union
Hobart
Leigh
Getysbrg
Hostra
Brgept U
N. Crst
Mrind
Morgan St
Delast
Wake Frst
N Car
Ala
Clmsn
W. Mrylnd
Hmpdn-Sydny
Hustn
Miss
Wash & Lee
Bridgwtr
Fla
Vndernlt
Aubrn
W. Va. St
Cent St
Randlph Amen
Hokns
Wlm & Mry
VMI
Mexico Wins Big At 1968 Olympics Closing Night
Mexico hosts a lively closing ceremony as the United States regains the overall Olympic title with 106 medals to Russia's 91. U.S. track and swimming power, altitude training gains, and a shaken Soviet sports system shape the final tally, with 80,000+ Mexicans celebrating.
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Mexico City
UPD
Mexico
Olympic Stadium
United States
Russia
Melbourne
Rome
Tokyo
U.S
Moscow
Kremlin
Council of Ministers
Munich
Los Angeles
Montreal
Algiers
Buckeyes Next For Spartans
United Press International reports Michigan State coach Duffy Daugherty bets on psychology as the Spartans prepare to host Ohio State following a stunning 21-17 upset of Notre Dame in East Lansing. Key players Ken Heft Bill Triplett and Al Brenner sparked the Duffy era win. Ohio State trusts its power game as it edged Illinois 31-24 behind Ron Maciejowski.
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Duffy Daugherty
Michigan State
Spartans
Ohio State
Sore Dame
East Lansing
Daugherty
al Brenner
Notre Dame
Brenner
Terry Hanratty
Ron Maciejowski
Illinois
Maciejowski
Jim Otis
Kansas
Iowa State
Colorado
Jayhawk
Bobby Douglas
Bob Anderson
Buffaloes
Oklahoma
Penn State
Boston College
Tom Cherry
Ted Kwalik
Jim Burkhart
Nittany Lions
Army
Duke
Leroy Keyes
Purdue
Iowa
Boilermakers
Georgia
Houston
Bulldogs
Kentucky
Jake Scott
Housa
Mississippi
Ex-Giant Morrall Stuns Rams in Colt Victory
In Baltimore, Earl Morrall excelled in place of the ailing Johnny Unitas as the Colts defeated the Los Angeles Rams 27-10. The defense sparked the win with a fumble recovery and interception, turning pressure into two quick touchdowns to build a 20-3 lead.
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Johnny Unitas
Baltimore Colts
Los Angeles Rams
Earl Morrall
Unitas
Colt
Morrall
Colts
Los Angeles
Rams
Dallas Cowboys
Green Bay
Detroit
San Francisco
Chicago Bears
Minnesota Vikings
Minnesota
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Booth Luster
Eagles
Cleveland
Atlanta
New York
Washington
St. Louis
New Orleans
Baltimore
Bruce Gossett
Tom Matte
Jerry Hill
Fred Miller
Willie Ellison
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Mr. Anti
Tim Morrissey
Ming
John Hart
Ron Maguire
Gary Niles
U.S.A
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International Olympic Committee
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Flagberer al Oerter
West Islip
N.Y
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UPI
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United Press International
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Dick Witcher
Gary Lewis
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John Brodie
Mac Percival
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Joe Kapp
Gene Washington
Bill Nelson
Leroy Kelly
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Jim Hart
Dave Williams
Bobby Duhon
Tucker Frederickson
Charley Gogolak
Ibig Savings
Artery Arcade
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Pendleton
Adams Clothes Shop
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