Patriots Terriers Clash In Local Football Opener
Mt Anthony Union High faces Bellows Falls in the 1966 season opener at home. Patriots rely on two-way play with 11 starters, including fullback Jeff Bergquist and backfield mate Bill Tudor. Bellows Falls, coming off a 4 2 2 season, fields a tougher defense as starter spots are contested and freshmen add depth on a temporary field off North Bennington Road.
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Bellows Falls Terriers
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Lovett
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Bennington High School
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Jeff Bergquist
Bellows Falls
Bergquist
Bill Tudor
John Woodard
Tudor
Paul Garrison
Barry Hickock
Gary Martin
Dale Wilson
Rick Dziadul
Letterman
Jim Brown
Mike Roy
Gary Marsha
Bob Montgomery
Tom Coyne
Chris Christie
Greg Croft
North Bennington Road
Fair Haven Faces Tough Kickoff From Bennington Catholic
Bennington Catholic High School opens the 1966 football season against Fair Haven High as the Slaters seek to extend a win streak not listed since 1962. The Vermont Headmasters' scheduling changes bring tougher competition, with the Sabers of 1966 boasting 13 returning players, strong backs, and a solid line.
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Bennington Catholic High School
Fair Haven High
Fair Haven
Vermont
Bennington Catholic
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Stockers Battle Set to Resume at Fairmont Speedway
In FAIR HAVEN the unfinished race between Vince Quinnville of Whiting and Harold Mountain of Oak Hill New York will resume Sunday afternoon at the Fairmont Speedway.
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Vince Quinnville
Whiting
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Oak Hill
N.Y
Fairmont Speedway
Oilers Jets clash in early season toss up showdown
Houston seeks a third straight win as Wally Lemm guides the Oilers, who opened 1966 with two big wins. Jets, led by Joe Namath, enter undefeated status, while other NFL matchups include Kansas City, Buffalo, and Boston. college and race notes follow with detailed lineup changes and upcoming events.
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Houston
Oilers
New York
Jets
Kansas City Chiefs
Raiders
Oakland
Buffalo Bills
Miami Dolphins
Boston Patriots
Denver Broncos
Denver
Packers Browns Showdown Echoes 1965 Title Rematch
Green Bay and Cleveland prepare for a key NFL clash rematching the 1965 title game. Packers rely on veteran lineup and a strong opener against Baltimore while Browns adapt without Jimmy Brown. Odds favor Packers by four as other Sunday games unfold.
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Green Bay Packers
Packers
Baltimore Colts
Cleveland Browns
Green Bay
Cleveland
Colts
Jim Taylor
Bart Starr
Boyd Dowler
Uni
Johnny Unitas
Browns
Jimmy Brown
Washington Redskins
Ernie Green
Leroy Kelley
Redskins
New York
Dallas
Baltimore
Minnesota
Washington
Final Night At Lebanon Final Night At Lebanon
Lebanon Valley Speedway wraps up a rainy Saturday card with the promoter's trophy race for 30 laps, featuring 30 cars from a 100-car field. A Lebanon Valley special class, nine races, and a demolition derby with a $100 prize are on the program, with the rain date set for Sunday at 8 pm. The season’s 12 different sportsman winners include Butch Jelley as a top challenger, as the track plans the Lebanon Valley 200 slated for Sept. 25 at 4 pm, the year's final race.
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Carl Moore
Williamstown
Mass
Ted Brown
Keene
N.H
West
Lebanon
N.Y
Lebanon Valley Speedway
Lebanon Valley
Sportsman
Butch Jelley
Pownal
New England Teams Kick Off College Season
16 teams begin the 1966 New England college football season with Boston area action and games from Annapolis to Castine. Massachusetts meets Maine in Amherst for Yankee Conference implications while Navy, Boston College, and Boston University field young squads exploring sophomores’ impact and early form.
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Maine
Amherst
Massachusetts
Navy
Boston College
Eagle
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Thomas
B.C
Brendan McCarthy
Jim Miller
Warren Schmakel
Boston University
Hashminder
Terriers
Colgate
Red Raiders
Black Bears
Dick de
Norwich
Middlebury
Rensselaer
Glassboro
New England
Interscholastic Golf Southern Sectionals Opens
Sixteen Bennington County golfers compete at Crown Point Country Club in the southern sectional of the Interscholastic Championships with two boys and two girls advancing to the state finals at Proctor Pittsford. Northern sectional is at Lake Morey Inn. event sponsored by Vermont Headmasters Association and Vermont State Golf Association.
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Crown Point
Proctor- Pittsford
Lake Morey Inn
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Vermont Headmasters Association, Inc
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Moneday
Friday Baseball Results Across Leagues
A brief schedule summary shows St Louis defeated Chicago 3 1 and 4 0 in two games. Cincinnati plays Atlanta while Philadelphia faces Houston and Pittsburgh meets Los Angeles and New York visits San Francisco. In the American League Cleveland hosts Detroit, Kansas City at Washington suspended due to a power failure. Chicago 4 Eall 0 Minn 2 New York 1 Boston 5 Calif 4.
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Philadelphia
Houston
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
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Detroit
Wash
Eall
Minn
Boston
Calif
Saratoga Race Entries for Saturday September 17 1966
The Saratoga card lists multiple race events with purse values from 600 to 1600 dollars. Notable entries include Aston December Laurie and Senator Scott Langtry in FIRST Pace, Titleist in THIRD Tro t, and Bold Viking in SIXTH Tro t with top horses across eight races. The list covers horses, drivers or riders, and owners across pacing and trotting divisions.
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Aston
Laurie
Senator Scott—Langtry
Night Indian
McGuire
Dee’s Estrellita—Fuss
Yager—McQuigge
Babe Champ—Lefebvre
Success Sid—Arthurs
Mission Dale
Richards
Wally Boy Avalon
Aquilla
Five Pro Athletes Listed as AWOL
Five professional athletes including three Boston Patriots players are listed AWOL by the Massachusetts Army National Guard. They may face 45 days active training as priority induction. Names include Richard Arrington Jim Nance Jay Cunningham Mike Hegan and Tom Carr.
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Mass
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Richard Arrington
Jim Nance
Jay Cunningham
The
Patriots
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Tom Carr
Co. B
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Be Special—Heeney
Mayboth—Davis
Little Laird—Livingston
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van Deusen
Nancy
Melody— Fox
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Shafer
A.C
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Manzi
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I Naughty
Haight Jr
Happy Nell Dean—Geraghty
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Livingston
Good Adios
Bennett
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Grandee—Bogardus
Newark—Bouthillier
Andey Hanover—Staker
Little Foxie—Butcher
Volcano Hanover—Boucher
Bonny Brook
Dunn— Dunn
Gina Lind—Gray Ae
Schalmont Gub Wick
Bailla—Allen
Sugar Loaf—Manzi
Swamp Root—Arthurs
Colonie
May’s
Barcher
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Hebert
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Good Day
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