Hartford Downs Bennington 12-7 in Defensive Thriller
Hartford High's defense stifled Bennington, delivering three second half goal line stands to upset the Cats 12-7 at Alumni Field. Mike Donahue scored on the reopening drive, then Stone to Aher set up Hartford's second touchdown as Patrick Noyes and Bennington fought back but could not convert.
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Evening Up Process Hoosiers Win 25-0 Over Cambridge
Hoosick Falls Central High School silenced Cambridge 25-0 to avenge a decade of losses. Hoosick Falls moves into a first place tie with Schuylerville in the Washington County Football Conference at 5-1, while Cambridge remains behind. Bouplon and Kipp starred as Hoosick Falls built a 13-0 lead by halftime and pulled away with two more second-half scores.
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MIT Captures New England Freshman Single Crew Snipe Title
MIT team skippered by Terry Cronberg with Noel Poduje won the Charles River snipe regatta scoring 39 points from four firsts and a second. Dartmouth finished second with 27, Northeastern 26, Harvard 25, Connecticut 21, Colby 19, and Rhode Island 10.
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Seven TD Passes By Y A Tittle in Giants Victory
Y A Tittle threw seven touchdown passes as the New York Giants defeated the Washington Redskins 49-34. He tied Sid Luckman and Adrian Burk for the single game record, finishing 27 of 39 for 505 yards, with one minute remaining.
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College grid scores from Associated Press list of games
East rankings show Boston College 14 Houston 0 and Rhode Island 12 Brown 12. Colgate 14 Yale 14 and many more results across the nation including Alabama 35 Tulsa 6 and Michigan State 26 Indiana 8.
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Brattleboro routs Bennington Catholic 27 to 6 in football
Brattleboro High School dominated Bennington Catholic High School, scoring in every period except the final, while Ray Smith rushed for two scores of 56 and 43 yards. Benn Catholic, winless in the Vermont Football Conference, looks ahead to Middlebury in its season finale.
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Davis Cup Whiz Kids Face India Next for Mexico
Mexico's Davis Cup youths led by Rafael Osuna and Antonio Palafox defeated Sweden three matches to two to reach the interzone finals against India in New Delhi in December. Osuna's all around play anchored the victory with key singles wins and a doubles triumph with Palafox.
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Burr, Burton Triumphs Over Winooski In Weekend Battle
Burr and Burton Seminary held off Winooski 13 to 6 as Dan Doullette broke his leg in the third period and Dick Smith had earlier left the Bulldogs with an injury. Zambalis connected with Pearson for a 55 yard score before a 75 yard keeper by Zambalis sealed the lead late in the third.
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Jockeys Safe After Four-Horse Spill at Narragansett Park
Jockey Robert Craig is in good condition after a four-horse spill in the ninth race at Narragansett Park. His mount Judge Doyle fell, causing Robert Stovall and John Giovanni to trip and escape with no injuries. Raymond Kimball avoided harm by leaping from Red Sovereign as it tripped and fell.
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Pro Football Scores Week Results Summary
Detroit beats Chicago 11 to 3 while Cleveland defeats Pittsburgh 41 to 14. Green Bay tops Baltimore 17 to 6 and Los Angeles defeats San Francisco 28 to 14. Minnesota edges Philadelphia 31 to 21. St Louis over Dallas 28 to 24. New York down Washington 49 to 34. Buffalo outruns Denver 45 to 38. Dallas tops Houston 31 to 7. New York visits San Diego 23 to 3.
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Buffalo Bisons Build Lead With 2-0 Shutout Of Aces
The Buffalo Bisons extended their winning streak to five by blanking the Quebec Aces 2-0 as Denis Dejordy posted his second shutout of the season with 33 saves. Art Stratton and Doug Robinson scored, boosting Buffalo four points ahead of Rochester in the Western Division. Springfield Indians beat Hershey 6-2 and Providence Reds beat Rochester 3-1 as other AHL action rolled through. Springfield’s Jacques Caron left with a knee injury. George Wood substituted.
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Beau Purple Wins Man O War Stakes at Belmont Park
Beau Purple son of Beau Gar-Water Queen wins the $114,800 Man O War Stakes at Belmont Park leading all the way to beat Kelso by two lengths on the grass in a course record time. Carry Back finishes fifth as Bill Boland rides the New York owner Jack Dreyfus entry to victory.
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New Allegiance Clippers Tap Red Sullivan as Coach
The Baltimore Clippers new entry in the American Hockey League appoint former New York Ranger captain Red Sullivan as head coach.
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