Burr and Burton Clash With Lamoille in Playoffs
Burr and Burton, 7-1-2, clash with Lamoille Union High in Class I L playdowns at Braintree Randolph School at 2 30 p m Burr and Burton seeks state berth after 16 league goals allowed 12 with standout attackers Angel Aguirre Juan Martinez supported by Roger Harwood Ed Campbell in goal Lamoille 4-4-1 finished as underdogs in the opening round alongside North Country Mt Mansfield Northfield Essex Peoples South Burlington Hardwick and Harwood In other results Danville Chester eliminated on penalty kicks while Ludlow Rochester Le Land Gray South Royalton and Swanton posted wins and Otter Valley drew a bye to the next round
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Ohio State Trails USC In Weekly Grid Ballot
New York based UPI report on the weekly college football poll shows Southern California leading with Ohio State in second, Kansas third, and Penn State fourth. Michigan and Tennessee rise, while Notre Dame drops out. several teams swap positions after weekend results.
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Top Ranked Grid Squads All in Favorite Roles
No. 1 Southern California returns to action against Oregon as 17-point favorites. Other top teams hold solid spreads as they pursue sixth straight wins. College and NFL game previews include Ohio State, Kansas, Penn State, Georgia, California, Missouri, Michigan, Texas, and more with several notable interconference and divisional matchups.
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Bob Gibson Wins Unanimous 1968 Cy Young Award
In New York Bob Gibson is named the NL Cy Young winner with a unanimous vote the second in 13 years. The Cardinal ace posted a 22 9 record and a 1.12 ERA leading NL in shutouts strikeouts and innings. Gibson, 32, set a club streak of 15 straight wins and excelled in the World Series before accepting the honor in Sapporo Japan.
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Celtics Begin Accelerated Schedule Versus Bulls
New York UPI reports the Boston Celtics start an accelerated stretch with a game against the Chicago Bulls tonight as they chase a sixth straight win on the road.
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Dartmouth Yale clash looms as undefeated Yale visits New Haven
New England grid briefs note Dartmouth head coach Bob Blackman forecasting a tough test against 5-0 Yale in New Haven. Dartmouth stands 2-3, while Yale seeks to extend its perfect start. Other items cover New Hampshire sophomore Robichaud earning ECAC Division II honors after a 107-yard receiving game, Taft QB Eacott earning ECAC Division I weekly honors following a 30-28 upset of Williams, Boston College eyeing a bye before facing Army, Harvard preparing for Penn as both teams chase Lambert Trophy attention, and notes on Sam Jones’s future Federal City College role and Stan Mikita leading the NHL scoring race.
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Bennington Industrial Basketball League Plans Season
The Bennington YMCA calls an organizational meeting for Tuesday November 5 at 7:30 PM in the Bennington YMCA. The league will hold all games at Mt Anthony Union High School with last season’s champions the Independents seeking another title. Teams named Union Carbide St Josephs College Arlington Manchester and Princes have signaled participation along with past entrants Jaycees National Guard and Nadeau's. All interested players or groups are urged to attend or send names to Loomis Dana at the YMCA. Dick Dame will serve as head official.
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American Boxer Wins But Loses Title Duel
Fred Little, dejected by a delayed ruling on the junior middleweight crown, eyes a world middleweight shot at Nino Benvenuti after talking with Benvenuti's manager Bruno Amaduzzi in New York. The EBU awaits a decision on the vacant title after Mazzinghi's Rome bout ended in a no contest.
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Starr Throws Four TDs as Packers Top Cowboys 28-17
Green Bay defeated Dallas 28-17 in a TV Monday night game at the Cotton Bowl. Bart Starr threw four touchdowns and 260 yards, guiding the Packers to a 3-3-1 tie atop the Central Division, while Don Meredith played on with a broken nose after a vicious tackle. Ray Nitschke's recovery on a Cowboys fumble set up Starr’s fourth TD to Fowler late in the fourth.
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Earl the Pearl Leads Scorers
NEW YORK (UPI) Dave Bing moves into fourth in the NBA scoring race with 159 points after a string of 39 and 37 point games. Earl Monroe leads with 228, while Bob Rule and Gus Johnson trail as top guards and forwards rack up points across the league. Chamberlain tops field goal percentage and Siegfried leads free throw percentage.
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