Patriots vs Otter Valley in Class I-L soccer playdown
The Molly Stark League champions the Patriots travel to Ludlow to face Otter Valley at 3 p.m. in a state playdown for Class I-L honors. Mt Anthony enters 8-2 against Otters from the Marble Valley League with winner to meet Hardwick later. Essex beat Lamoille 2-1 in I-L play, Ludlow topped Rochester in S-M action, and Leland and Gray upset South Royalton 3-2 with Dave Gordon scoring the deciding goal.
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Patriots
John James
Ludlow
Otter Valley
Mt. Anthony
Otters
Hardwick
Speed
Proctor
James
Patriot
Russ Christie
Nets
Gene Luczynski
Dave Ryan
Dave Steece
al McWaters
Greg Heil
Bob Bleau
Mike Walsh
Neil Mattison
Bob Augeri
Bill Church
Essex
Lamoille
Leland and Gray Rebels
South Royalton
Rochester
Leland and Gray
Dave Gordon
Rebels
Royals
John Tiller
Leland
Gray
Steve Coleman
Brent Phillips
Jimmy Hull
Denny Williams
Hull
Windham County
Charlie Welch
Bobby Phillips
Gary Spooner
Penti Kuitula
Dave Perry
Kuitula
Chuck Simpson
Perry
Local Lanes Hold Unique Ten Pin Tap Tournament
The Greater Bennington Junior Bowling Association and Bennington Lanes hosted a Ten Pin Tap event on Sunday Oct 29 with 156 participants. Nine pins counted as a strike allowing large scores. Trophies went to top boys and girls across age divisions. top adults earned entries to association tournaments. Jim DeVito posted a 276 high game as others exceeded adult scores.
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Greater Bennington Junior Bowling Association
Bennington Lanes
Robert Anderson
Mike Pierce
Ken Jones
Colette Corbett
Sharon Harrington
Wanda Muckle
Barry Watson
Donna Connell
Frances Snow
Harold Weaver
Raymond Broadwell
Jim DeVito
Kickoff Runback Stuns Cardinals in Packers Victory
Green Bay rookie Travis Williams returned a 93 yard kickoff for a touchdown to spark a 31-23 win over the St. Louis Cardinals. He celebrated amid Lombardi praise as Roy Dowler later scored from Bart Starr, while Cardinals rookie Dave Williams had two long TD receptions to lead at halftime.
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UPI
Travis Williams
Green Bay
Williams
Packers
St. Louis Cardinals
Packer
Vince Lombardi
St. Louis
Dave Williams
Jim Hart
Cardinals
Trojans Near-Perfect In Weekly Grid Poll
USC holds No. 1 in the UPI rating with 345 points and one more first-place vote, despite O J Simpson's absence. UCLA remains No. 2 with 316 points after a 6-0 start. Indiana, Colorado drop, while Indiana’s John Pont crew reaches the top 10 for the first time at No. 8 after a 42-7 win over Arizona. Tennessee rises to No. 3 behind the Bruins as North Carolina State and Georgia follow in the Top 5.
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NEW York
UPD
Southern California
Trojans
O.J. Simpson
United Press International Rating Board
UCLA
Bruins
USC
Oregon
Simpson
Tennessee
North Carolina State
Georgia
Vols
Southern Cal
North Carolina St
Purdue
Wyoming
Indiana
Colorado
Notre Dame
College Ratings Snapshot From Rank 10 to 20
The list shows Minnesota 28 Oklahoma 27, Alabama and Texas tied at 17, Oregon State 15, Mississippi 12, LSU 11, Miami Florida 9, Virginia Tech 6, and Auburn 5 in the second ten to twenty in the college ratings.
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Minnesota
Oklahoma
Alabama
Texas
Oregon State
Mississippi
Louisiana State
Miami
Fla
Virginia Tech
Auburn
Mississippi State
Florida
Tulane
Vanderbilt
South Carolina
Wake Forest
Southwest Texas
Southern Methodist
Texas Tech
Rice
Baylor
Texas Christian
Williams Named AL Manager of the Year by UPI
New York UPI awards Dick Williams, Boston Red Sox manager, the American League Manager of the Year honor after guiding a 100-to-1 pennant winner through a four team battle. Williams, 38, rebuilt the club from ninth place in 1966 and excelled in handling a thin pitching staff.
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NEW York
UPI
Dick Williams
Boston Red Sox
United Press International
UPT
Eddie Stanky
Chicago White Sox
Williams
Red Sox
Minnesota Twins
Detroit Tigers
White Sox
Cardinals and Red Sox Share World Series Winnings
World Series payouts split between the 1967 St. Louis Cardinals and Boston Red Sox totaled 34 shares of 8314.81 and 31 shares of 5115.23 respectively. Card team members including pitcher Jack Lamabe and club staff received full shares, while Red Sox allocated partial shares to Elston Howard and Gary Waslewski. The pool, drawn from gate receipts of the first four games, reflected notable distributions and prompted Eckert to note rule considerations amid a widow’s share for Walt Bond’s family and other team allocations across the league.
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New York
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Yankees
Fenway Park
Boston
Cardinals
Jack Lamabe
Red Sox
Elston Howard
Gary Waslewski
Howard
Waslewski
St. Louis
Wil
Organizational Meeting Slated For Cage Loop
A meeting for all interested in the 1967 68 Bennington YMCA Industrial Basketball League is set for Thursday at 7 30 p m Dick Dame will head the league this season The session invites all prospective entries whether or not they played last season and notes potential league strength could reach about a dozen attendees Dame urged all interested parties to attend.
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Bennington Ymca
Dick Dame
Dame
Dark Star to France for 1968 breeding season
Dark Star, famed for beating Native Dancer in the 1953 Kentucky Derby, will be sent to France for the 1968 breeding season. The decision was announced by UPI from New York.
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New York
UPI
France
Alpine Officials Clinic Set For Big Bromley Ski Area
Albany officials announce Alpine Officials Clinic to address ski race officiating topics at Big Bromley Ski Area in Manchester Vermont on November 6 from 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. over 50 representatives from NY Capital District Ski Council clubs will attend with leaders from USEASA and Albany Ski Club.
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Albany
N.Y
N.Y. Capital
Richard Weber
United States Eastern Amateur Ski Association
Useasa
William Seely
Westmere Ski Club
F.I.S
J. Leland Sosman
Jean Hopkins
Albany Ski Club
Weber
Page
Nycdsc
Lake George Inn
U.S
National Ski Patrol
Gore Mt
Alpine Officials
Don Page
Alva St
East Greenbush
Packers scout says Namath Jets could battle Packers
Ed Franco, Packers Eastern scout and Fordham alumnus, says Namath and the Jets have become a formidable team. He notes Namath's accuracy, movement, and receivers, and suggests if Green Bay met New York in the Super Bowl, it would be a tough matchup. Jets beat the Patriots 30 23 at Shea Stadium as Namath threw 22 of 43 for 362 yards and two touchdowns.
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NEW York Upi
Green Bay Packers
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Ed Franco
Fordham
Packer
Vince Lombardi
Shea Stadium
Jets
Green Bay
Namath
Bart Starr
Franco
Packers
Weeb Ewbank
Kansas City
Sonny Werblin
Husky
Oddsmakers Favor Top College Teams This Week
In New York the national odds favor USC 20 over California and UCLA 13 over Oregon State after a layoff. Other favorites include Houston 6 over Georgia, Oklahoma 7 over Colorado, Purdue 14 over Illinois, Notre Dame 27 over Navy, Indiana 14 over Wisconsin, NC State 14 over Virginia, and many more matchups with spread lines.
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NEW York
Southern California
UCLA
Trojans
O.J. Simpson
California
Oregon State
Houston
Georgia
Oklahoma
Colorado
Purdue
Illinois
Notre Dame
Navy
Indiana
Wisconsin
North Carolina State
Virginia
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Sam Mele
Twins
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Walt Bond
San Francisco Giants
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George Scott
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Carl Yastrzemski
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