Area Schools Open 64 Grid Season In Vermont
Area teams launch the 1964 grid campaign with Bennington Catholic and Bennington facing Brattleboro and MSJ. Vermont Con ference action includes the Catamounts hosting MSJ, while Burr and Burton meet West Rutland with new players Belanger and Fedor making debuts.
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Bennington Catholic
Bendi
Vermont
Burr and Burton
West Rutland
Golden Horde
Bulldogs
Burr
Burton
Mike Zambalis
Cliff Weymouth
Weymouth
Bill Belanger
Craig Fedor
Belanger
Fedor
Campbell and Tutwiler Reach U S Amateur Final Showdown
In Cleveland and Westbury, Billy Campbell of Huntington West Virginia and Ed Tutwiler of Indianapolis won semi final matches to reach the U S Amateur final. Campbell beat Mark Hopkins 3 and 1 after Hopkins bogied 17, while Tutwiler defeated Dave Eichelberger 3 and 2 despite a late charge by Eichelberger.
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Cleveland
UPI
Billy Campbell
Huntington
W. Va
Ed Tutwiler
Indianapolis
Campbell
Mark Hopkins
University of Houston
Texas City
Tex
Tutwiler
Dave Eichelberger
Waco
Oklahoma State University
Canterbury
U.S
Hopkins
Eichelberger
Indiana Auto
College Roundup Preview of 1964 Football Openers
The 1964 college football season kicks with top teams like Texas Navy Oklahoma and Mississippi as favorites across the nation. Texas meets Tulsa, Oklahoma opens under Gomer Jones against Maryland, and Navy faces Penn State with Roger Staubach at QB. Regional NBC telecasts include Navy Penn State and Wisconsin Kansas State.
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Texas
Navy
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Syracuse
North Carolina
Missouri
Austin
Tex
University of Texas Longhorns
Tulane
Darrell Royal
Scott Appleton
Penn State
Middies
Roger Staubach
Staubach
Gomer Jones
Maryland
College Park
Jim Grisham
Memphis State
Jim Weatherly
Ole Miss
Johnny Vaught
Rebels
Boston College
Jack Concannon
Wally Mahle
North Carolina State
California
Berkeley
Calif
Ray Willsey
Northwestern
Oregon State
Wisconsin
Kansas State
Alex Agase
Harold Brandt
Jim
Jones
South
VMI
William and Mary
Florida
SMU
Florida State
Miami
Fla
Duke
South Carolina
Louisiana State
Texas A&m
Georgia Tech
Vanderbilt
Auburn
Houston
Kansas
Texas Christian
Southwest
Arkansas
Oklahoma State
Stanford
Washington State
NCAA
NBC
Florida-Smu
Girls Athletic Association General Meeting Sets Plans
Benhi Catamount Penny Bergquist welcomed 20 members to the GAA in the Benhi gym on September 9. The group, now 60 members, outlined year's activities including field hockey volleyball bowling basketball tumbling softball cheerleaders and dances. Future meetings will be monthly. The group sponsors a January MERP Dance inviting boys and paying the tab.
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Penny Bergquist
Girls’ Athletic Association
Benhi
Ladie Ann Graves
Cheryl Comstock
Cheryl Minke
Nancy Humphrey
Elizabeth Ayers
Mary Moninger
Betsy Greene
GAA
Old Bennington
North Carolina Favored To Top Southern Colleges
In Raleigh the article predicts North Carolina as the team to beat in the South with Duke and Clemson as contenders. It notes NC's 23 returning lettermen, Ken Willard and Chris Hanberger, and previews challenges from Virginia Tech, West Virginia, Clemson, Duke, and Clemson. Virginia, NC State, Wake Forest, South Carolina, Richmond, and VMI appear as potential spoilers or dark horses.
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Raleigh, N.C
UPI
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Virginia Tech
Bob Schweickert
West Virginia
Duke
Mike Curtis
Curtis
Ate
Scotty Glacken
Michigan State
Clemson
Jim Hickey
Hickey
Ken Willard
Chris Hanbureger
Bill Murray
Blue Devils
Jay Wilkinson
Stan Crisson
Frank Howard
Howard
Virginia
Cavaliers
North Carolina State
Wake Forest
Bill Tate
South Carolina
Tulane
Richmond
VMI
Eagles Take NB In Molly Stark Soccer Match
Arlington Eagles outscored the North Bennington Generals 9 to 2 in Arlington to win the Molly Stark League game. Jim Hayden led with three goals, followed by Russell Holton and Don Marsh with two each as Rick Marckres and Don Corey added one apiece. The Generals’ scorers were Steve Fritz and Jim Proudy.
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Arlington
Arlington Eagles
North Bennington Generals
Eagles
Molly Stark
Generals
Jim Hayden
Russell Holton
Don Marsh
Rick Marckres
Don Corey
Steve Fritz
Jim Proudy
Leland and Grey
Townshend
Leland
Grey
Russ Holton
Pownal Valley Seasonal Sports Standings Snapshot
Readable lines show multiple teams and event scores from the Pownal Valley scene. Highlights include High Single and High Triple results for teams such as Hattat, Downing, Kennedy, Nichols, Abel Cable, Cardettes, Ryan, Mattison, and others, with team tallies like 4 to 0 for Pownal Vols and 4 to 0 for Tri-Mont.
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Pownal Valley
the Villager
Hattat
Gladstone
Dodge
Downing
Tri-Mont
Kennedy
Pownal Vols
Bellemare’s
B. Nichols
Abel Cable
Ryan
Holland
Mattison
Gladstones
Tri-Mont Bellemare’s
Villager
Paulin’s
Dodge Fibers
Ives
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Doug Watkin
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Dan Distasio
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Speedy Scot
Henry T. Adios
Cardigan Bay
Sam
Snead
Texas Collegian
Texas and
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Upsy-Daisy
Denny Wingate
Reidsville
Pendelton
Ore
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Illamstown
Ada Ae
Shelley Winters
Fou
Robert Taylor
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Chuck 'Ons
Walker
Able Cable
Helen Cone
Pat Romano
Annette Stratton
Edith Cone
William Bushee
Girls Athletic Association
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Flower Memorial Hospital
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