Brattleboro routs Bennington Catholic 33 to 12 in uptown game
Brattleboro High School overwhelmed Bennington Catholic Sabers 33 12 led by Dennis Robinson who ran for 129 yards and scored twice while Phil Natowich directed the Colonel offense with a 54 yard drive. BCHS struck early and never trailed, while Bennington Catholic showed flashes but could not sustain a comeback as injuries mounted for Benhi.
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Tonny Smith
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Pat Moore
Chip Landry
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Amounts
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Saints
Dick Levy
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Craig Snow
Jim Colvin
Earl Bump
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Art Eastman
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Paul Garrison
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Stevenson Services Held for Boxer Willie Stevenson
Funeral services are set for Willie Stevenson a 29 year old welterweight boxer from Roxbury who died after a head injury from a Boston Arena bout. He was knocked out by Roscoe Gregory in the Sept 11 fight, had emergency brain surgery, and died from a subarachnoid hemorrhage.
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Pineapple) Stevenson
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Burr and Burton squeak by Poultney in opener
Burr and Burton Bulldogs edge Poultney 7 0 to start 1965 season. Ron LaMontagne leads with a 4 yard TD run after a long drive aided by Craig Fedor and Vin Clark. Bulldogs dominate on the ground with 207 rushing yards to 62 for Poultney and hold the Blue Devils to four first downs.
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Full Slate in New England As Ivy, Yankee Teams Clash
BOSTON UP I The Yankee Conference targets Ivy rivals in a full New England college football card. Yale has dominated Connecticut foes 16 games with no losses, while Dartmouth beat New Hampshire 12 straight. Harvard hosts Holy Cross as part of a weekend slate including Villanova at Boston College Maine at Boston University Maine upset Massachusetts 10 8 to lead Yankee title race Northeastern over C W Post 34 15 Vermont over AIC 42 19 Springfield over Coast Guard 30 14 Bowdoin over Worcester Tech 40 8 Bates over St Lawrence 20 6 Colby over Norwich 21 14 Central Connecticut over Trenton 38 0.
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Hoosick Falls Fights Hard But Voohreesville Tops 31-6
Hoosick Falls only half of a winning effort could not stop a larger Voohreesville squad from building a 25-0 halftime lead and prevailing 31-6. Hoosick Falls quarterback Tom Beckstein directed a late surge with passes to Pete Holzhauer and Don DeLuca, while Voohreesville used sustained drives, a blocked punt, and a halfback reverse to secure the victory.
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Hoosick Falls Central School
Voohreesville
Anthony Turi
Woodreesville
Hoosiers
John Arnold
Voodreesville
Tom Beckstein
Holzhauer
Dale Noble
Georgia Upsets Alabama With 73 Yard TD Run
Georgia coach Vince Dooley again stunned experts with an 18 17 upset of Alabama, seizing a late conversion pass after a 73 yard score. Notre Dame routed California 48 6, while Nebraska, Arkansas, Texas, Michigan and Oregon State won large. West Virginia, Purdue and Kentucky also posted decisive victories.
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Vince Dooley
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Dooley
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Fighting Irish
University of California
Nebraska
Unitas Leads Colts Past Vikings In Opener
Johnny Unitas, famed for his intellect on and off the field, helped the Baltimore Colts rally to a 35-16 season-opening win over the Minnesota Vikings. Other NFL openers saw Green Bay defeat Pittsburgh 41-9, Detroit beat Los Angeles 20-0, San Francisco thrash Chicago 52-24, and Dallas topple New York 31-2.
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