Hoosick Falls Hoosiers Host Stillwater In League Test
Hoosick Falls Hoosiers aim to climb from fifth in the Tri County standings by defeating Stillwater at home. A win could lift them toward third after a possible 3-3 mark with a win over Schuylerville next Saturday, though tomorrow’s game may be tougher than it seems.
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Hoosiers
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St. Peter’s
Saratoga
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Schuylerville
Jim Matties
Ford Edward
Dave Okerman
Turi
Bruce Lingner
Paul Cipperly
Fred Thomas
Pete Harrington
Anthony Turi
HFCS
Tom Beckstein
Bruce Linger
Hughes
Shakeup In Ring Ratings by The Ring Magazine
The Ring Magazine ranks Dick Tiger as Fighter of the Month after his 15 round decision over Joey Giardello to claim the middleweight title. The article traces numerous shifts across weight classes including Giardello as No 1 contender, Benvenuti next, and changes in junior welterweight, featherweight, junior lightweight, and heavyweight divisions with multiple boxers reassigned or added.
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New York
UPI
Dick Tiger
Nigeria
Joey Giardello
The
Ring Magazine
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Giardello
Nini Benvenuti
Luis Folledo
Panama
Richard Sue
Portland
Ore
Kid Tano
Spain
Kans Sue II
Korea
Eddie Machen
Chicago
Hubert Hilton
Glen Cove
N.Y
Thad Spencer
Zora Folley
Pownal Race Day Results Highlight Multiple Stakes
A Pownal program lists nine races with $900 to $1000 claiming events for 3 year olds and up over 1 to 7 furlongs. Winners include Dis Gypsy, Pacoma, ne etrieves, Some Step, Topis Vole, Catalyze, via Abe., Soldier Creek, and Evelen, with times around 1.02 to 1.49 and a Twin Double payout of 223.80 across four winning tickets. Attendance 1284, handle 97,622.
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le Jongieur
Sullivan
Goldbour Pen Pal Sue
Rail Eye
Salamander
Strong Player
Aresell
Primrose Son
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Goodwin
Deep Thinker
Vicious Circle
Isle of Acres
Eastie Gol
Erjcs Pet
Topis Vole
Ernst
Pencheff
Fairbank
Rose Sweet
Countess
Sis
Link-a-Link
Gary
Meehan
Market
Fairbanks
Love Nobey
Moon Step
Abe
Sir Rascal
Gonzales
Fair Gent
Bayfonia
Plin
Battie Stripe
Tigs
Ale Ce
Evelen
Sun Triomphe
Garry
von Right
Smith
Sam Lord
Peter Diver
Admiral Lunsford
Apple Brandy Roman Cali
UPI Names Pirates' Vernon Law NL Comeback Player of Year
Vernon Law of the Pittsburgh Pirates, 35, crowned 1965 National League comeback player of the year by United Press International. The right hander went 17-9 with a 2.16 ERA for a third place team, overcoming injuries that had slowed his career. Law credited defense and team support, noting his midseason winning streak and plans to rest and rehab over winter.
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UPD
Vernon Law
Pittsburgh Pirate
United Press International
Board of
Law
Bucs
Boise
Idaho
UPI
Willie McCovey
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Eddie Mathews
Los Angeles
Jim Gilliam
Cincinnati
Gordon Coleman
Felipe Alou
Chicago Cub
Ernie Banks
Cornhuskers Face Missouri Challenge in Big Eight Showdown
Nebraska, ranked second, rides a six game win streak and leads the nation in rushing and total offense, but Missouri eighth ranked shows a strong rushing attack led by Charlie Brown. Coach Bob Devaney cautions about revenge and a tougher test in Columbia amid national title contenders Michigan State Arkansas and Notre Dame tracking top spots.
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Bob Devaney
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Missouri Tigers
Devaney
Huskers
Tigers
Missouri
Notre Dame
Southern California
Frank Solich
Fred Duda
Charlie Brown
Johnny Roland
Michigan State
Arkansas
Columbia
Eagles Edge Governors 1-0 In Season Finale
Arlington Eagles edged North Bennington 1-0 to close Molly Stark league play as Mike Clayton scored the decisive goal in the third period. Both teams showed strong defense with notable performances by halfbacks. Governors finish 6-5-1. Final standings and season wrap appear next week in The Banner.
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Eagles of
Arlington
Mike Clayton
Eagles
Governors
Riverside Grand Prix Qualifying Opens At Riverside Raceway
Top sports car drivers led by Jimmy Clark hit the Riverside International Raceway as qualifying began for Sundays 49660 dollar Riverside Grand Prix. Forty spots available from two Saturday qualifying races and a Sunday consolation determine the 60 entrant field with course records likely to fall during practice and time trials.
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Riverside
Calif
UPID
Jimmy Clark
Scotland
Riverside International Raceway
Holy Cross Seniors Plan Mountain Climb
Six Holy Cross College seniors with no mountaineering experience mapped a New Year ascent of Mt Holy Cross in Colorado. They aim for a winter summit of the 14 059 foot peak near Aspen, a feat not yet achieved in winter by this peak. Red Cliff residents doubt the climb is possible. The Holy Cross group intends to try.
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Mass
UPI
Holy Cross College
Mt. Holy Cross
Colorado
Aspen
Rocky Mountains
Redcliff
Holy Cross
Old College
Mt. Greylock
Massachusetts
Mt. Washington
New Hampshire
John Worthley
Worthley
Bruins' Cheevers sidelined with bruised knee injury
Boston goalie Gary Cheevers suffered a bruised right knee after a collision in a 2-1 loss to Toronto. With Cheevers out at least 10 days, Eddie Johnston is slated to start against the New York Rangers, and Bob Ring was recalled from Niagara Falls as cover.
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UPI
Boston Bruins
Gary Cheevers
Boston Nets
Toronto
the Garden
Milt Schmidt
Eddie Johnston
Nets
Bruins
New York Rangers
Boston Garden
Bob Ring
Niagara Falls
Ont
Paul Popiel
Hershey
Ring
Wakefield
Johnston
Cheevers
Burlington Boxing Brawl Ends With Referee Knockout
At Burlington Auditorium on Thursday night, Boxer Mike Caska and Bob Bibby sparred fiercely as fans watched. Referee Ernie Demag stepped in to break the clinch and was knocked down by a punch, forcing him to retire for the night though he is expected to survive.
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Burlington
Mike Caska
Bob Bibby
Burlington Auditorium
Ernie Demag
Demage
Bill McKechnie dies at 79 Hall of Fame manager passes away in Florida
William B Deacon Bill McKechnie, baseball Hall of Fame member and famed manager, died in Bradenton at 79. He led three different NL teams to pennants with the Pirates in 1925, Cardinals in 1928, and Reds in 1939 and 1940. His 40 year major league career began as an infielder in 1907 and ended in 1920, noted for defense and light hitting.
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Fla
William B.deacon
Bill
McKechnie
Bradenton Memorial Hospital
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St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh
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