Bendi Prospects: Inexperienced Must Learn Quickly
Bendi High School enters 1963 with Brad Stevens as lone holdover from 1962 starters. New CataMount helmets and a mix of veterans and eager youngsters shape a small backfield and flexible line. Coach Art Gage plans a 5-4-2 defense and split T offense with multiple position twists as players learn the system.
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Bennington
Brad Stevens
Art Gage
Gage
Stevens
Doug Watkin
Scott Davis
Bill Giles
Watkin
Davis
Giles
Dave Palmer
John Burgess
Bill Garrison
Jim Moore
Earl Bump
Robert Lane
Doug Marsden
Benhi Alumni Scrimmage Set Before 1963 Season Opener
Bennington High School football holds a 9 a.m. Saturday scrimmage at Alumni Field led by coach Art Gage. Bennington opens the 1963 season on the road September 14 at Springfield High, a top Southern Vermont League contender, with home debut September 21 versus Windsor High.
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Bennington High School
Benhi
Alumni Field
Art Gage
Springfield High School
Springfield
Vermont
Windsor High School
1963 Bendi Football Roster Managers Ed Farrar
The record lists football team 1963 Bendi with managers Ed Farrar Dick Farrar and Ralph Mavilla guiding the squad.
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Bendi
Ed Farrar
Dick Farrar
Ralph Mavilla
Baseball scores and standings snapshot from a busy day
New York beat Washington 3 to 2 in 12 innings. Detroit defeated Boston 5 to 2. Chicago beat Kansas City 4 and Los Angeles won 8 to 5 over Minnesota. Other results include St. Louis 9 New York 0, Houston 5 San Francisco 2, Milwaukee 8 Pittsburgh 0. Standings show Dodgers and Giants leading, Cubs and Cardinals mid pack.
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New York
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Cleveland
Baltimore
National League
Ane Ge. L.A
S&s. Louis
Houston
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Pet
Kansas C
Local Beagle Wins Trials In Massachusetts
Miss Foxy a five year old beagle owned and trained by W Frank Hollister won first at the Palmer Beagle Club Labor Day licensed field trials in Holland Mass The event drew six states with packs chasing hares and snowshoe rabbits Hollister runs Brattle Brook Kennels on Chapel Road Bennington
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Mass
Foxy
W. Frank Hollister
Chapel Road
Bennington
Palmer Beagle Club
Holland
Hollister
Brattlebrook
Americans Hold Narrow Lead In Americas Cup Golf
In Des Moines the U S team edged Canada 12 1/2 to 11 and Mexico 3 1/2 as Doug Silverberg Bert Ticehurst and Bill Pidlaski boosted Canada while Gary Cowan faltered. Veteran Charlie Coe Dick Sikes and Labron Harris Jr kept the United States ahead at halfway.
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Des Moines
U.S
United States
Canada
Mexico
Doug Silverberg
Calgary
Keith Alexander
Silverberg
Bert Ticehurst
Bill Pidlaski
Gary Cowan
Charlie Coe
Oklahoma City
Dick Sikes
Fayetteville, Ark
Labron Harris Jr
Enid
Oklahoma
Twin double payoff at Green Mountain Park action.
Richardson Taglieri of Pittsfield won $6,866.60 by hitting a winning parlay in the fifth to eighth races at Green Mountain Park. The feature race paid $12. weekday attendance rose to 3,071 and betting handle reached $114,310.
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Green Mountain Park
Richard Taglieri
Pittsfield
Mass
New England College Football Teams Advance Toward Season
New England colleges opened scrimmage sessions as Yankee Conference teams evaluated players for upcoming seasons. Notable standouts included Dan Serieka and Al Kidder for New Hampshire, Ken Palm and Bob Burke on Massachusetts squads, and Dick Sarvis with Wayne Kniffin among Amherst contenders. Harvard reported injuries thinning its roster while Dartmouth praised its second line and Norwich reported Wallace McClean fit after practice.
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New Hampshire
Boston
Dan Serieka
Winchester
Mass
al Kidder
Massachusetts
Vic Fuscia
Ken Palm
Melrose
Bob Burke
Holyoke
Sam Tombarelli
Salem
N.H
Amherst
Jim Ostendorp
Dick Sarvis
Hillsdale
N.J
Wayne Kniffin
Cleveland
Dartmouth
Harvard
John Yoviscin
Brazil's Koch Faces McKinley in National Tennis Semifinal
In Forest Hills Thomas Koch 18 of Porto Alegre advances to face top seed Chuck McKinley after beating quarterfinal foe. Ronald Barnes, 22, a Rio de Janeiro born veteran, shocks Dennis Ralston 6 4 7 5 6 3, as Froehling then defeats Roy Emerson to reach semis.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
Brazil
Thomas Koch
Porto Alegre
Chuck McKinley
San Antonio
Tex
Koch
Ronald Barnes
Rio de Janeiro
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Frank Froehling
Roy Emerson
Australia
Froehling
U.S
Emerson
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Middleboro Mass
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