Rutland High Tops BCHS 26 to 7 in season opener
Rutland High School controlled play at Alumni Field to defeat Bennington Catholic High School 26 to 7 in the opening game. Ground work by Kurdeka Shambo and Sabtso plus Franzoni sweeps paced the Raiders while BCHS managed a late score in the first half and a strong defense in the third quarter.
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Cosmos Rout Cats as Springfield Dominate 59–0
Springfield pours in 59 unanswered points to crush Bennington 59 to 0 in the season opener. Bob Lorinovich scores three and helps with two more while Lucius connects with Lorinovich for a 70 yard pass. Springfield’s defense holds Bennington to minimal yardage as Lavoie adds the extra point and the Big Green roll to a dominant victory.
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Fair Haven blanks Burr and Burton 39 to 0 in opener
Fair Haven dominated Burr and Burton with a steady rushing attack scoring in every quarter for a 39 to 0 Marble Valley League football win. Mike Zambalis sat out with an injured knee and Nick Buoniconti drew praise from Patriots coach Mike Holovak in Boston coverage.
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Head to Head Series Starts As Cardinals Trail by One
The Dodgers hold a one game lead over the Cardinals facing a three game set in St Louis to decide the pennant race. Keane and Alston spoke after recent wins and losses as both managers eye crucial matchups and a tight NL race.
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Bears Upset Packers 10-3 in season opener shocker
In a stunning opening day upset the Chicago Bears defeated the Green Bay Packers 10-3 as Vince Lombardi’s squad failed to click. Bart Starr threw four interceptions, Jim Ringo acknowledged a poor showing, and Chicago seized control with a 68 yard drive ending in a scoring play.
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Ford Primes for Series With 2 Hitters over Twins
Whitey Ford pitched a two hitter in a 2-1 win over the Minnesota Twins lifting the New York Yankees to 23rd victory. The win gives Ford six straight, ties Sandy Koufax at season wins, and strengthens New York’s pennant drive as NL opponents settle paths to a possible World Series.
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Amateur Golf Frustration Highlights New Champion
Deane Beman, winner of the U S Amateur title for the second time in four years, says he has no plan to turn pro due to his insurance business and growing family. He notes the frustration of limited time to practice and acknowledges he could be a stronger golfer if he could focus solely on the sport.
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Su Mac Lad Wins International Trot in Westbury
Su Mac Lad earned $25,000 by taking the International Trot by a half length over Martini II in Westbury New York. The harness racing star boosted his career earnings to $687,549 and also previously won the race in 1961 and remains its richest money earner.
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