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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1966

Page

12

Rutland's Speedy Offense To Test Saber Strength

Rutland High brings a quick backfield to Bennington Catholic for a decisive afternoon clash. The Raiders' big trio ran for 274 yards against Bellows Free Academy last week, signaling a potent ground attack.

Rutland Rutland High Bennington Catholic Raiders Butch Paul Stan Duda Pete Welch Bellows Free Academy

Rusileski to shuffle line for rest in upcoming game

The article lists probable starters for the lineup and reserves including guards Lou Tomasi and John Fairley, tackles Jim Sauer and Don Humphreys, ends J.J. Moore Tim LeRay, and defensive linemen Pendergast Ross Bartholdi. It notes rest-focused rotation to keep players fresh and mentions Racicot and Rice as reserve halfbacks on defense.

Lou Tomasi John Fairley Fairley Tomasi Big Jim Sauer Don Humphreys J.J. Moore Tim LeRay Rusileski

Clay Plans Terrell Fight After Williams Bout

Cassius Clay said he will defend his world heavyweight title against Ernie Terrell if he beats Cleveland Williams in Houston on November 14. He noted the Terrell bout could be next, and mentioned Floyd Patterson might also seek another title shot. Terrell had previously pulled out due to a contract dispute, with George Chuvalo substituting.

New York UPI Cassius Clay Ernie Terrell Cleveland Big Cat) Williams Houston Tex Clay Terrell Williams World Boxing Association George Chuvalo the Champ Louisville American Broadcasting Company Wide World of Sports Floyd Patterson

Bowline International League High Scores Report

A. Pinsonneault posts 243 in high singles while W. Hysek 223 and T. Gauthier 219 follow. In high triples, J. Jeskie leads with 584 and D. Record 572, A. Pinsonneault 565. Includes Girl's City League results.

A. Pinsonneault W. Hysek T. Gauthier J. Jeskie

Bennington Sportsmen Raise Release Pheasants

Local sportsmen completed stocking nearly 100 pheasants raised over months. Carl Hogel Bill Hibbard and assistants Chet Cutler Tom Ayer and Dick Carruth released birds to aid hunting this season and share findings on pheasant decline. Prizes for returning tags 125 and 150. Main causes cited are rabbit hunters, great horned owl, marsh hawk, and automobiles.

Carl Hogel Bill Hibbard Chet Cutler Tom Ayer Dick Carruth Hogal Hibbard

Bulldogs Face West Rutland To Start 1966 Season

Burr and Burton’s Bulldogs prep for the season opener at West Rutland after a light practice. West Rutland features a strong line led by 210-pound center Dave Wallett and 240-pound Joe Czachor, while Burr and Burton relies on quarterback Ronnie LaMontagne and backs Ed Brooks and Vin Clark. The Bulldogs aim to disrupt a veteran Viking front as both teams enter their toughest schedule in years.

Raiders Bob Maxwell Maxwell Rutland Wall Bob Byron Bill Minogue BFA Ben Rusileski al Plante John Swineski Bulldogs West Rutland Manchester Burr Burton Vikings Lyndon Institute Horde Bob Turner Lou Glodzik Turner Bulldog Dave Wallett Henry Kantorski Tom Pawlausiak Joe Czachor Tom Dzuibek Big West Rutland Cliff Weymouth Ronnie LaMontagne Mike Kilburn Ed Brooks Vin Clark John Paskiewicz Jim Fleming Donnie Cook Robert Zentz Dennis Edson Jim Henry Len Bourn Doug Gemmill Hugh Barber Mike Friel Nelson Brian Trottier Steve Rounds Joe Pichette Gary Elaney Holmquist Pichette Esancy Patriot Ron Reeves Vermont Dick Noble Earl Bump Larry Getty Noble Reeves Tom Coyne Jim Brown Mike Roy Bob Montgomery Dale Wilson Rich Dziadul Gary Martin Paul Garrison Barry Hickok John Woodard Bill Tudor Jeff Bergquist Greg Croft Bill Brownell Chris Christie

Friday Baseball Scores and Pairings From Schedule

American League action highlights include Detroit defeating Minnesota 12 to 4 and Chicago beating Washington 4 to 5 in extra innings while Baltimore travels to California and Cleveland tours Kansas City at night. National League results show New York edging Cincinnati 1 to 2 with St. Louis at Philadelphia scheduled and Pittsburgh visiting Atlanta under night games.

Los Angeles Chicago Pittsburgh Atlanta St. Louis Philadelphia New York Cincinnati Baltimore Calif Cleveland Kansa City Detroit Minnesota Washington Boston San Francisco Browns Charley Johnson Willis Crenshaw Johnny Roland Leroy Kelly Ernie Green Jim Brown Frank Ryan Gary Collins NFL Dallas Vikings Cowboys Don Meredith Dan Reeves Bob Hayes Bill Brown Tommy Mason Otto Graham Sonny Jurgensen Steelers Johnny Unitas

Saratoga Racing Entries for Saturday September 24 1966

A listed card of pacing and trotting races with $600 to $2,500 purses running at Saratoga. Notable entrants include Sassy Return, Bay State Sean, Star Genie, Flying Fly Ace, Pleasant Echo, Volcano Hanover, Gold Bar, Cloverland Direct, Key Pebble, Compte Richelieu, Zelda C, and Trusty Prince among others led by varied drivers and horse names across ten races. The list details horse names, owners or connections, and assigned post positions for each race.

Bulldogs Win In Cross Country Competition

Burton high school edged Black River Academy 35 to 20 in a cross country meet led by captain Brad Taft who won in 13 minutes 43 seconds. Other top finishers included Paul Ferenc, Kenny Williams, and Dave MacLellan for BBS with BRA runners placing behind. Burr and Burton prepare for Molly Stark League opener at Whitingham. London brief notes Franco Badalassi to heavyweight bout with Johnny Prescott in Birmingham Wednesday night.

Manchester Burr and Burton Brad Taft Black River Academy Paul Ferenc Kenny Williams Dave MacLellan Gerry Tucker Peter Riker Aaron Hill Rich DeRosier Mike Fish Barrows Burr and Burton Molly Stark Whitingham London UPI Franco Badalassi Willie Johnson United States Johnny Prescott England Birmingham

Defending Champs Colonels Meet Patriots in Bennington Tilt

Sawyer returns to his old stomping ground with Brattleboro’s 40 players as the Colonels visit Mt. Anthony to open a football doubleheader at the North Bennington Road field. The Patriots, coming off a strong showing against Burlington, aim to derail Brattleboro led by Billy Holiday.

Sawyer Brattleboro High Bendi Patriots Mt. Anthony High Bellows Colonels Bennington Catholic Rutland Bennington Road Brattleboro Andy Natovich Burlington Billy Holiday Holiday Mike Henry Wayne Austin Ed Nelson John Field Colonel Duane Holmquist Bill Manley Greg Mastaler Rob Farnum

Rams and Packers Battle For West Lead In Week Clash

Packers and Rams meet amid 2-0 starts as Chicago and Atlanta winless and entering a pivotal NFL showdown at Lambeau Field. Lombardi seeks lift for three straight weeks while George Allen’s Rams ride a high offense led by Tommy McDonald.

Jeff Meyers UPI Green Bay Packers Baltimore Cleveland Packers Los Angeles Rams Green Bay Vince Lombardi Rams Atlanta Chicago Lambeau Field Los Angeles Browns Bears George Allen NFL Tommy McDonald Bart Starr St. Louis Minnesota Dallas

Blancas Leads Seattle Open With 65 In Second Round

Homero Blancas, the smooth swinging pro from Houston, fired a six under par 65 Friday to move to 131 after two rounds and grab the early second round lead in the Greater Seattle Everett Open. His 65 matches the course record set by Bob Goalby as Blancas praised his driving after an 11 under par two day total.

Everett, Wash UPI Homero Blancas Houston Blancas Bob Goalby Belleville Ill Goalby

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