Area Grid Teams Seek Reversals After Opening Losses
Vermont football action heats up as Bennington, Bennington Catholic, and Burr and Burton look to rebound from opening week defeats. Windsor visit Bennington, Brattleboro upset by Bellows Falls looms, and Poultney tops the Marble Valley with a strong running game led by Town.
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Bennington
Bennington Catholic
Burr
Burton
Bendi
Springfield
Windsor High School
Alumni Field
BCHS
Rutland High School
Bellows Falls
Fair Haven
Manchester
Poultney
Cats
Windsor
Yellow Jackets
Middlebury
Larry Quesnel
Quesnel
Dick Farrell
Colonels
Warren Neumeister
Brattleboro
Dan Distasio
Rutland
David Bard
Distasio
Benhi
Tommy Moore
Joe Kennedy
Pat Moore
Charlie Lemoine
Armand Patnaude
Doug Frennzoni
Bennington Catholic High School
Red Raiders
Sabers
Hal Bushway
Hagerman
Arlington Booters Clinch Second Win in MSL
Arlington High School defeated Wilmington 3 0 in the Molly Stark League to keep their early season momentum. Don Marsh opened the scoring in the first period, John Miners added a second, and Frank Hall finished the scoring in the third. Butch Secor contributed strong play for Arlington as keeper Dick White stood out for Wilmington.
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Wilmington
Arlington High
Molly Stark
Don Marsh
John Miners
Frank Hall
Eagle
Butch Secor
Eagles
Dick White
Arlington
Booster Club Plans Postgame Event After Benhi Windsor Clash
Bennington High School Boosters host a postgame gathering for Bennington and Windsor players and their parents after Saturdays home game at Alumni Field. Local merchants support with milk doughnuts cider and snacks as plans for ongoing unwinding periods are finalized with press tower readiness and regular booster meetings.
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Bennington High School
Windsor
Alumni Field
Benhi Boosters Club
Catamounts
Benhi
Boosters Club
Fairdale Farms
Horst Dairy
Alumni
Edward F. Giles
Hoosiers Open In Salem
Hoosick Falls Central School prepares for its 1963 football season opener in Salem at 1 p.m. Head coach Harold Kenyon reports good condition with some injuries. Taylor Rowland is out with a knee issue. Doug Eighmey may start at quarterback amid shoulder soreness. Don Marsh could see action.
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Weymouth
Mike Zambalis
John Waite
Jim Nowak
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosier
Hoosick Falls Central School
Salem
Harold
Bud) Kenyon
Hoosiers
Taylor Rowland
Doug Eightey
Don Marsh
Eightey
Kenyon
Dick Lasser
Don Eighmey
Ron Bouplon
Frank Keyes
Fred Thomas
Jerry Mosley
Dick Okerman
Doug Eighmey
John Arnold
Glenn Hynick
Bill Koehler
Dale Frost
Don Awrey Shines as Bruins Rookie Prospect
Boston reports Don Awrey 20 from Niagara Falls Ontario has impressed coach Milt Schmidt in camp. Schmidt reshuffles defense to test him, saying no team would trade for Awrey now as he skates with speed, smoothness and strength.
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Boston
Don Awrey
Boston Bruins
Milt Schmidt
National Hockey League
Awrey
Niagara Falls
Ont
Schmidt
Aaron Eyes Rare NL Triple Crown Bid in 1963 Race
Hank Aaron of the Milwaukee Braves pursues the National League triple crown as he leads with 42 homers and 127 RBI while batting .319 with eight games left. Dodgers chase pennant. Cardinals face Cincinnati as five LA wins or St. Louis defeats could clinch.
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Hammerin
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee Braves
Aaron
Chicago
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Joe Medwick
Dick Groat
Baseball Schedule Outline for Thursday to Saturday
The notes list Thursday with no games, and Friday showing New York at San Francisco Pittsburgh at Los Angeles St. Louis at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Houston Milwaukee at Chicago. Saturday’s games include New York at San Francisco and Philadelphia at Houston, with only these two matchups scheduled.
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New York
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Houston
Milwaukee
Chicago
National League
San Fran
Philadel
L. Pet
Minnesota
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Kansas C
L.A
Washington
Kansas City
Kansasity
Packers
Lions
Bears
Green Bay
Lombardi
Steelers
Giants
Lou Michaels
Vikings
Johnny Unitas
49Ers
Svare
Dallas
Jimmy Brown
Frank Ryan
Cowboys
Eagles
Don Burroughs
Charley Johnson
College Football Opens Full Blast This Weekend
The season begins with nine of the 11 Big Ten teams in action as UCLA meets Pitt and Miami faces Florida State in night games. No. 1 USC opens against Colorado, and No. 2 Mississippi hosts Memphis State. Top matchups include No. 3 Alabama versus Georgia and No. 4 Oklahoma against Clemson, with Northwestern, Wisconsin, Arkansas also in night contests. Ohio State idle.
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UCLA
Pitt
Miami
Florida State
George Mira
State
Steve Tensi
Bill Peterson
Tulane
Texas
Southern California
Colorado
Mississippi
Memphis State
Alabama
Georgia
Oklahoma
Clemson
Northwestern
Missouri
Tom Myers
Wisconsin
Big Ten
Western Michigan
Arkansas
Oklahoma State
Navy
Green Bay Packers
West Virginia
Washington
Ohio State
Air Force
Packers Lions Top Pro Football Feature
The Lions and Packers meet in Milwaukee in the weekend’s top pro football game. The showcase includes the NFL schedule with defending champions facing the Bears and other teams in the season’s opening weeks, highlighting coach Vince Lombardi’s drive after a Bears defeat.
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Packers-Lions
Associated Press
Detroit Lions
Green Bay Packers
Milwaukee
Pete Rozelle
Chicago Bears
Detroit
Baltimore
Bears
Vince Lombardi
Futurity Preview Promises Heated Two Year Old Championship
The Futurity at Aqueduct marks the 74th running with 12 to 15 juveniles possible in a six furlong race for about 150000. Black Mountain leads the field after four straight wins including a Sept. 10 tally at Aqueduct. Golden Ruler and Raise A Native offer strong cases as contenders while past champions like Never Bend are noted in the era’s context.
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Aqueduct
Joseph M. Robeling
Black Mountain
Belmont Park
Citation
Battlefield
Native Dancer
Porterhouse Nashua
Saratoga
Duel
Dark King
Delirium
True Flight
Clairborne Farm
Mrs. Harris
Martin
Townsend B. Martin
Tunnel Money
Charles W. Engelhard
Chaleur Bay
Marion R. Frankel
John W. Galbreath
Duval A. Headley
Grand Central
Harbor View Farm
Count Bud
Irvkup
Mary V. Fisher
Golden Ruler
Arlington-Washington
Kentucky
Pastrano Set For First TV Title Bout Since Vegas Win
Willie Pastrano the light heavyweight champion makes his first TV appearance since winning the title from Harold Johnson on June 1. He meets Argentine challenger Gregorio Peralta in a non title bout rated at about 186 pounds. Peralta brings 41 of 43 pro fights with him. Pastrano, from Miami Beach, has 60 wins in 79 fights with 13 KOs and a recent decision over Ollie Wilson. Fight time is 9 p.m. EST.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Television Tonight
ABC
Willie Pastrano
Pastrano
Harold Johnson
Las Vegas
Willie
Gregorio Peralta
United States
Overtrick wins Brown Jug with record-tying heats
The bay colt Overtrick owned by Mrs. Leonard J. Buck won the Little Brown Jug in straight heats at Delaware Ohio. He set a half mile track speed record with 1 57 1 5 and 1 57 3 5, earning 38 245 dollars and lifting 1965 season earnings to 125 341 dollars. Driver John Patterson Jr. of Dalton Georgia celebrated a dominant performance as records fell.
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Delaware, Ohio
Overtrick
Leonard J. Buck
Far Hills
N.J
Muncy Hanover
Bullet Hanover
Lehigh Hanover
John Patterson Jr
Dalton
Leland and Gray Routs NBHS in Molly Stark League Soccer
Leland and Gray edged North Bennington 4 2 in a Molly Stark League clash as NBHS suffers its first two losses after five straight titles. Phil Harrington scored twice for NEHS while coach John James considers lineup shifts and a new starting goalie. Meadow Skipper and Country Don highlighted a demanding harness race card with substantial purses in a separate recap.
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Townshend
Leland
Gray
North Bennington High School
Molly Stark
NBHS
Governors
Phil Harrington
NEHS
John James
Micky Danforth
Travor Elwell
James
Danforth
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John Root
Charles Rusk
Mt. St. Joseph
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Adams Clothes Shop
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National League Baseball
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