Drury routs Patriots 45-6 in non league opener
Drury Blue Devils overwhelmed Mt. Anthony Union 45 to 6 at Noel Field. Quarterback Tom Kateley threw for 240 yards while Ed Luscia and Kurt Van Steemburg scored early. Mt. Anthony's Kerry Ryan suffered a severe ankle injury and hospital treatment followed.
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Football Scores From Vermont High School Action
High school football results show Drury 45 over Mt Anthony 6 and Rutland 18 over Hudson Falls 0. MSJ 34 Brattleboro 6, North Country 21 Burlington 13, Springfield 16 Montpelier 7, Hartford 42 West Rutland 0, Poultney 22 Burr and Burton 0, Windsor 18 Fair Haven 8, Bellows Falls 60 Woodstock 0, South Burlington 32 BFA 6 St Johnsbury 14, Rice 13.
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Poultney Blue Devils blank Burr and Burton 22 0
Poultney, led by Mike Durham with two long TD runs, defended Burr and Burton to 11 rushing yards and rolled 217 rushing yards in a 22 0 Marble Valley League win. Durham's 45 and 55 yard scores sparked a 16 point first half, Houghton to Saltis for a two point conversion, and West 35 yard TD reception sealed the game. Burr and Burton hosts Fall Mountain next. Poultney visits Granville in New York.
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Bennington Pee-Wee team opens 1970 with 16–0 win
The Green Mountain Boys of Bennington opened the Northern Berkshire Pee-Wee Football League season with a 16 to 0 victory over Lanesboro in Lanesboro. Quarterback Chuck Brady connected with Fred Towslee for a first quarter touchdown and Towslee added a two point conversion. Brady's air strike to Steve Flynn produced Bennington's second score in the third period, with Towslee supplying the second two point conversion to seal the win. The team hosts Adams Bulldogs at Spinelli Memorial Field next Sunday at 1:30 p.m.
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Palmer joins elite group to reach 20th win of the season
Baltimore right hander Jim Palmer earned his 20th victory with a 7-0 win over Cleveland, becoming part of a three 20-game winner Orioles staff alongside Mike Cuellar and Dave McNally. Belanger drove in three runs as Palmer spun a four-hit shutout with nine strikeouts and his 17th complete game. In other action, Twins, Yankees, Red Sox, Angels, Brewers won, while NL games featured Pirates beating Mets and Cubs, with Expos, Braves, Reds, Phillies, Cardinals, Dodgers, Astros also on slate.
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Patriots blank Otters in MVL season opener
Mt. Anthony Union High School opened their league campaign with a 4-0 win over Otter Valley Otters. Barry Burdick scored twice starting at 14 30, with Darrell Raymond adding two goals to seal the victory as the Patriots move to 2-0 on the season after beating Brattleboro 4-2 in the opener.
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Packers Brutally Trounced By Lions In 40-0 Shocker
Detroit Lions crushed Green Bay 40-0 as the Packers failed to gain a first down in the first half and totaled 114 yards. Bart Starr was intercepted by Lem Barney, and Greg Landry's 76 yard run highlighted a dominant Lions performance. Other NFL scores saw Dallas 17 Philadelphia 7, Atlanta 14 New Orleans 3, and San Francisco 26 Washington 17.
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Vikings Beat Chiefs 27 10 In Season Debut Revenge
Minnesota’s defense and the running game carried the upset as Dave Osborn and Oscar Reed scored short TDs and Roy Winston returned a fumble for a major. Gary Cuozzo replaced the injured Joe Kapp guiding the Vikings past defending champion Kansas City 27-10. Cincinnati upset Oakland 31-21 and other results followed.
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Gretel II Wins Provisional Cup Duel In Protest Fueled Race
Gretel II defeats defender Intrepid to even series at 1-1 in Newport using three helmsmen. Protest flags at starting line yield an official ruling expected by 1 p.m. EDT. outcome could reassign the race if Intrepid is favored.
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