Ludlow Presidents Hal Bulldogs In Double OT Thriller
Ludlow edge Burr and Burton 4 2 in double overtime to remain unbeaten in MVL play. Steve Martel and Joe Albano scored in the second overtime to clinch the victory as Ludlow outshot Burr and Burton 26 to 7 and held 14 corners to seven.
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Mounties Loom Top SVL Grid Machine
Mt Anthony Union High School football sits atop the SVL as MSJ pages contend for best in state. MSJ’s 2-0 start includes a 42-0 win over Rice and a 34-6 rout of Brattleboro, while Rutland and Bellows Falls also surged with dominant openers.
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Songwriters Bacharach and David in sports connect
New York based column notes Burt Bacharach and Hal David wrote world famous lyrics and ties them to sports figures. Mentions Vikings QB Gary Cuozzo, Chiefs, Joe Kapp, Jim Finks, Joe Pepitone, Harry Walker, Gretel disqualification, Jackson apology to Charlie Finley, Alex Johnson obscenities, Dick Walsh, Joe Cronin, and a British soccer coach blaming sex for a team’s season. Tone playful and opinionated with multiple named individuals and teams.
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Joe Pepitone
Cubs
Harry Walker
Alex Johnson
Dick Walsh
Angels
Joe Cronin
Sectionals send MSJ Patriots to state finals in golf
MSJ golf swept the sectional at Bellows Falls CC, edging Springfield by 11 to win with 329. Mt Anthony Patriots finished sixth led by Scott Danish 86. Springfield medalist Rick Eastman capped a dramatic playoff win over Larry Cruikshank for medalist honors.
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Northfield
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John Canney
Brian Hackett
Bill Rotella
Bill Flore
Rick Spencer
Larry Peck
Windsor
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Mt. Anthony
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Browns Nip Jets In Arc Thriller
Cleveland defeats the New York Jets 31-21 in a Monday night AFL opener before 85,703, the Browns rushing 96 yards on a kickoff return by Homer Jones and Bill Nelson passing for 145 yards with a touchdown. Joe Namath throws for 302 yards as penalties favor the Browns. Namath connects with Sauer late but Browns hold slim lead.
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Texas Longhorns Lead Initial UPI Coaches Poll
Texas with 341 points and 22 first place votes tops the first UPI Coaches Board poll, ahead of Ohio State with 271. Stanford, Southern California, and Missouri also received first place ballots as the rankings include coaches from major programs nationwide.
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Tennis club holds tourney at Willow Park
The Y Tennis Club held its inaugural tournament at Willow Park with 35 players. Linda Tilgner won the women’s singles and Ken Cestone the men’s singles. Mixed doubles saw Lila and Ken Cestone prevail over Betty and Gene Clark. Kolkebeck and Geer edged by Gilchrist and Howlett. Courts are now open daily. sneakers required and play limited to one hour if others wait.
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Ken Cestone
David Kolkebeck
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Gene Clark
Bob Kolkebeck
Dan Geer
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Frank Howlett
Blue hurls first no hitter as A’s top Twins 6 0
Vida Blue, 21, tossed Oakland’s first no hitter of his career defeating Minnesota 6 0, earning a $2,000 bonus from owner Charles Finley. Bert Campaneris starred with a triple, an inning-ending double play, and a three-run homer in the eighth.
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Terry Crowley
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Belanger
Jay Johnston
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Tom Murphy
Tommy Harper
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Baseball Standings and Probable Pitchers Report
United Press International league standings show Baltimore leading with 99 wins and New York trailing at 87. Probable pitchers listed for tonight include McAndrew and Bunning among others with multiple games across cities.
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