Undefeated Vermont high school elevens dwindle to six
The state records show six undefeated scholastic football teams remain, with Rutland in the south the lone unbeaten in Class L. Middlebury leads Class I with 2-0, while Montpelier and St. Johnsbury top scoring. Upcoming games place Rutland at Bellows Falls and Middlebury at South Burlington among others.
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Clay to fight Nov 11 in Columbus for world title
Ex champion Cassius Clay Muhammed Ali will box Nov. 11 at the Ohio state fairgrounds coliseum in a 15 round bout sanctioned by the Columbus Boxing Commission. He faces an unnamed opponent with TV possibilities after six weeks of training and weight loss.
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Hodges Suffered Heart Attack, Mets Manager Hospitalized
ATLANTA UPI Medics confirm Mets manager Gil Hodges suffered a heart attack Tuesday night at Atlanta Stadium and remains in a hospital under oxygen. Doctors say the attack was not severe and expect a two week or longer stay while Hodges may resume duties in the future. Coach Rube Walker will finish the season as Mets manager. Hodges, 44, had chest pains prior to Tuesday’s game and left the dugout in the second inning.
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Pete Rose Gains In NL Batting Race With Numbers Game
Pete Rose closes in on Matty Alou in the National League batting title as both players post zero for four nights. Rose's Reds beat Alou's Pirates 2 0 while Rose trims his average to .3323 and Alou to .3315 amid a tight finish.
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Tiant Sets Tribe Mound Mark With One-Hitter
Luis Tiant ended the Cleveland Indians season with a 3-0 one-hit win over the New York Yankees lowering his ERA to 1.60 the lowest in Cleveland history and the best in the majors since Walter Johnson in 1919. Tiant fanned 11 and finished 21-9 while 11 others joined him in a day of AL results including Detroit Baltimore Boston Washington Oakland Chicago and Minnesota wins.
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Parnelli Jones Suspended by USAC Indefinitely
UPI reports that Parnelli Jones was suspended indefinitely by the United States Auto Club after a verbal confrontation with USAC director Henry Banks in a Los Angeles hotel corridor. Jones resigned from USAC on Tuesday and will race a Ford Mustang in the Trans-American race at Kent, Washington, on October 6. He cited disputes over turbine car rules and the Springfield 100 controversy as core issues.
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Bennington Bowling Leagues Show Leaders and Nightly Scores
Al's Alley reports Dickie Mullins leading Bennington Classic League with a 188 average, Steve LeBarron 185, Gene Farrar 184, while Madkour’s and Monu ment Motors trail by one point. Women's Green Mountain League top the Blast-Offs at 8-0. Carolyn Surdam leads with 200 high single and 485 triple. Multiple leagues across towns report high triples, singles, and notable games including Ed Gardner 237, Norm Turgeon 177s, and Jimmy D 659 triple. standings remain tight with frequent shifts.
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West German Olympic team sails to Flagstaff for final training
The first half of West Germany's Olympic squad, about 150 athletes, departed Frankfurt for Flagstaff Arizona to complete pre Mexico Games preparations. Among them was Liesel Westermann 23 holder of the world discus record 62.54 meters set earlier this season.
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