Mt Anthony Fails To Score In Drury Shutout
Mt Anthony suffered a 12-0 loss at Drury as the Blue Devils capitalized on the Patriots mistakes on their new altitude gridiron. Keith Dickerson opened scoring with a 53 yard run after an interception, and Marty Bush connected with Mark Provost for a fourth quarter TD on a reverse setup.
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North Adams
Mass
John del Negro
Drury High
Mt. Anthony
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Patriots
Keith Dickerson
Dale Corbett
Drury
Marty Bush
Mark Provost
MAU
Bush
MAC
Pat Kennedy
Butch Gall
Blue Devil
Steve Flynn
Joe
Patriot
Corbett
Tom Blackstone
Flynn
Dickerson
Provost
Dolphins
Steve Grogan
New England
Miami
Grogan
Andy Johnson
Russ Francis
Tim Foley
Colts edge Bengals in classic see-saw battle
Bert Jones threw three TD passes to Roger Carr for 301 yards as the Colts beat the Bengals 28-27 after overcoming a halftime deficit. Jones connected on 68, 22, and 65-yard TD passes to Carr and Stan White forced key stops on defense. The game featured a late fourth-and-inches stand at the Bengal 45 with 78 seconds left sealing the victory.
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Baltimore
Robert Irsay
Colts
Ted Marchibroda
Irsay
Bert Jones
Marchibroda
Jones
Roger Carr
Cincinnati Bengals
Carr
Burr and Burton Upset Poultney 24 8 in Manchester
Burr and Burton surprised Poultney 24 to 8 in Manchester as Johnson returned a kickoff for a TD and Franzheim powered the defense and late scoring. Johnson 157 rushing and 64 passing yards led BBS with Saltis grinding 99 rushing yards for Poultney. Franco Franzheim starred on both sides as Burr and Burton halted Saltis and halted Devils late in the third.
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Burr
Burton
Poultney
Jim Saltis
Roberts
Saltis
Devils
Dave Brooks
Bulldogs
Jim Secoy
Johnson
Secoy
Blue Devils
Brook
BBS
Harry Franzheim
Franzheim
Burr and Burton
Manchester
Lecoy
Brooks
West Rutland
MCC names seven new governors
Manchester Country Club stockholders named seven new Board of Governors members for two year terms at the Sept. 13 meeting. New governors include Harvey Brophy Nancy Otis John Roth Edward Schmaler Mary Hawkins Alan Johnson and Joseph Rizio. The meeting also elected James B. Campbell clerk and approved by law amendments reducing lodge owner seats and increasing the governor quorum to eight.
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Manchester
Manchester Country Club, Inc
Harvey Brophy
Nancy Otis
John Roth
Edward Schmaler
Mary Hawkins
Alan Johnson
Joseph Rizio
James B. Campbell
Board of Governors
Larry Rhines
Guy Greeley
Eric Duckworth
Robert Paron
SVC opens soccer season at Willow Park field today
Southern Vermont College kicks off a nine game soccer schedule with Bard College as the opener at Willow Park Field. Coached by Jim Hughes the roster features Bernie McDonald as defensive captain and Mark Thornton as offensive captain amid a front line including Drinkwater Morrow Goodrich Thorn ton Andrews Natendal and Finkle.
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Bard College of Annandale
Hudson
N.Y
Willow Park
Jim Hughes
Bernie McDonald
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Nets
SVC
McDonald
Mark Thornton
Brandon
Eric Drinkwater
Vernon Morrow
Kevin Goodrich
Mike Andrews
Alvarez
MAU JV Soccer Downs Burr and Burton 7-0
Mt. Anthony junior varsity opened the season with a 7-0 win over Burr and Burton Seminary. Scott McKenna, Mike Reed and Rich Houle scored in the first quarter, Reed added a second later, Danny Taylor and Hoyle contributed, Rogalski and Shea added goals, and Jim Cone preserved the shutout with a D save. The MAU freshmen also shut out Burr and Burton 2-0, with Waldrop and Lariviere scoring as Berstein assisted. The JVs and freshmen both prepare for Brattleboro and Arlington respectively on Tuesday.
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Burr and
Burton Seminary
Scott McKenna
Mike Reed
Rich Houle
Reed
Danny Taylor
Hoyle
Jim Rogalski
Mike Shea
Darryl Smith
Jim Cone
Jvs
Rick Haynes
Brattleboro
MAU
Burr
Burton
Jeff Waldrop
David Berstein
John Lariviere
Rick Berger
Arlington JV
UVM hockey player dies after car crash in Randolph
Joseph Oslin, 20, a starting defenseman for the University of Vermont hockey team from Canton Massachusetts, died Sunday from head injuries suffered in a Friday single car crash on Interstate 89 in Randolph. Oslin was thrown from the car as it skidded and overturned. Two other UVM students were injured. Oslin played all 32 games last season with 2 goals and 23 assists. Coach Jim Cross called him a beautiful kid and an exceptional person popular with teammates.
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N.H
UPI
Joseph Oslin
Canton
Mass
University of Vermont
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Oslin
Vermont
UVM
The
Catamounts
Jim Cross
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