Bellows Falls Defeats BCHS 12 6 as Slizewski Plante Lead
Bellows Falls beat Bennington Catholic High 12 to 6 at Alumni Field. James Slizewski and Ray Plante ran strongly for the Saber offense while BCHS struggled with penalties and missed connections. Bellows Falls built a first quarter deficit then pulled ahead in the second half to seal the win.
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Redskins Edge Browns 17 16 With Late Blocked Kicks
Washington beat Cleveland 17 16 after Bob Mitchell scored on a 50 yard TD pass from Norman Snead and the Redskins blocked two Lou Groza field goal attempts in the final minute. The win narrows the standings in the NFL East as other games produced mixed results.
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Local Grid Scores and Pro Football Results
High school football results list Springfield 7 Rutland 0 Mt. St. Joseph 13 Brattleboro 12 Woodstock 32 Newport 0 Poultney 12 Winooski 7 Fair Haven 27 West Rutland 0 Hartford 26 Middlebury 6 Rice 38 S Burlington 0 Montpelier 19 BFA 6 Gould Academy 9 Lyndon 7 Amherst Regionl 34 Mt. Grey lock Williamstown 30 Pro football NL New York 29 Philadelphia 13 Baltimore 34 Minnesota 7 Chicago 27 Los Angeles 23 Pittsburgh 30 Dallas 28 Green Bay 17 St Louis 0 Washington 17 Cleveland 16 Detroit 45 San Francisco 24
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Yellowjackets Win on Strong Ground Game
Windsor defeats Bennington 20 14 as Jack Bateman stars with key runs and a late interception. Bennington answers with Stevens and Plante pairing for a second quarter TD and a late drive halted by clock expiration.
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Hoosick Falls Defeats Ft. Edward 32 to 13
Hoosick Falls Central High School powered a strong ground game to beat Fort Edward 32 13. Halfback duo Wayne Boupton and Paul Kipp each scored twice while quarterback Doug Eighmey completed eight of nine passes. Boupton added a 65 yard run and Kipp kicked an in game drop kick for the first quarter extra point.
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N E Grid Schedule This Week's Games
This week's schedule lists college basketball matchups across the Northeast. Notable games include Kansas at Boston U and Lehigh at Harvard with several New England teams facing regional rivals.
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Baseball Scores From Today
Today's results include Washington 4 Boston 3 in 12 innings and Los Angeles 6 Cleveland 4 in 11. Kansas City 5 Detroit 2. Chicago 6 New York 2. Baltimore 5 Minnesota 3. New York 5 Chicago 1 in 10. Minnesota 9 Baltimore 2. Detroit 3 Kansas City 1. Cleveland 11 Los Angeles 5. Boston at Washington postponed by rain.
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Crimson Tide Offense Roars Past Georgia in Opener
Alabama under coach Bear Bryant looks strong in a 35-0 season opening victory over Georgia. Joe Namath shines in place of Pat Trammell, throwing three touchdown passes as the defending champions show depth and powerful offense.
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Saratoga Entries Pres Trot Mile $2420 The Rotterdam
Horse racing card from Saratoga lists multiple races with trots and paces across ninth events. Entries include Madam's Stars Pride R Kathy Springwood Morris ston B. Little Lassie. Time Song. Miss Bill Galton. Little Form. Peg Hi Le. Runnymede Betsy. Speedy Song. Danark. Joy's Folly. Meadow Kim. and others with various drivers and owners. The program showcases the day’s schedule and prize money across divisions including first through ninth races and notable entrants.
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Wills tops record with 97 steals in 162-game season
Maury Wills swiped his 97th steal in Los Angeles 12-2 loss to St Louis, setting a modern single season total in a 162-game schedule. Ford Frick will apply 162-game notation to the mark, mirroring Maris Ruth-era rulings, while Cobb’s 96 in 154 games stands. Dodgers’ pennant chase remains tight as Giants lag by three with six games left.
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Yankees edge White Sox in 10th for pennant tie
Sunday’s stars include Hector Lopez who delivered a two-out single in the 10th to lift the Yankees 5-1 over the Chicago White Sox. Hank Aguirre pitched a six-hitter to win 3-1 for the Tigers, securing the American League ERA title at 2.24 and widening his lead.
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Yanks Need 1 More Win To Take Flag
The New York Yankees clinched at least a share of the American League pennant after a 5-1 win over the Chicago White Sox in 10 innings. Minnesota’s Twins stayed in the race by beating Baltimore 9-2, while Los Angeles Angles were eliminated with an 11-5 loss to Cleveland. Early Wynn lost his bid for the AL’s first 300-game winner since 1929 as the Red Sox–Senators game was postponed by rain.
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Boxing Results From Kingston Boston and Bescia Cards
In Kingston Jamaica Bunny Grant 1392 outpointed Ony Nieso 139 percent in Jamaica Philippines card. In Bescia Italy Giuliano Nervi 146 outpointed Charley Douglas 145 New York. In Boston Massachusetts Bob Fosmire 146 outpointed Gaspar Ortega 148 Mexico in 10 rounds.
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