Fair Haven Ground Game Routs Burr and Burton 20-0
Fair Haven Slaters overpower Burr and Burton 20-0 in Marble Valley League action at Fair Haven. Three running backs Joey Smith Bob Mahar and Donnie Howard score as the line opens big holes while Burr and Burton stalls on downs limit their chances.
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Marble Valley clash ends with Fair Haven 20 BBS 0
Fair Haven outrushes and outscores BBS to secure a 20 to 0 Marble Valley victory. Joey Smith and Don Howard spearhead the Slaters' scoring while Mahar and Fedor lead the Bulldog defense in a tight, low-yardage game.
Notre Dame football players arraigned in Purdue loot case
Three University of Notre Dame football players were arraigned on theft charges related to looting a women's dormitory and a fraternity house on Purdue University campus. They were arrested Saturday night while driving a converted hearse reportedly carrying loot.
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Drysdale Koufax Dominate Dodgers as pennant chase tightens
United Press International reports Los Angeles Dodgers aces Don Drysdale and Sandy Koufax form one of baseball historys top pitching duos with 46 wins, fueling a nine game winning run and a first place tie with the San Francisco Giants. Drysdale’s 1-0 five hitter and Koufax’s 2-0 five hitter highlighted a weekend where LA surged while Cincinnati and Milwaukee stumbled, as Woodruff, Wills and Gilliam produced the Dodgers lone run in Sundays game.
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Hustling Versalles Sparks Twins To Pennant Victory
The Minnesota Twins clinched the pennant as Havana born shortstop Zollo Versalles led the charge with 124 runs and 300 total bases. Jim Kaat earned his 17th win as Versalles tripled and scored on a sacrifice fly, with Frank Quilici driving in the winning run. Manager Sam Mele, fined Versalles last spring for not hustling, celebrated amid champagne and victory fumes.
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Witches Stop Hoosiers 21 0 On Hoosick Falls Loss
Greenwich defeats Hoosick Falls 21 to 0 as Perkins breaks for a 98 yard TD in the second quarter. Simon scores all three extra points and the Witches add a third period score after a deflected 45 yard pass set up the drive. Hoosiers threaten twice in first quarter but fail to cross the goal line with passes and runs stifled by Greenwich defense.
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Second Rank Stars Lead NFL Victories Across Week
Johnson and Bratkowski powered upstarts to key wins as No 2 quarterbacks outplayed top names. Johnson threw six TD passes for the Cardinals against the Browns, Bratkowski led Green Bay past Baltimore, and Meredith Plum Brodie Munson all delivered notable wins boosting their teams in a high scoring Sunday.
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Namath's 282 Yards Highlight Rookie Start In Jets Loss
Joe Namath threw for 282 yards and two touchdowns in his first pro start for the New York Jets, a strong showing against Buffalo. Kemp outshined him for the Bills with 292 yards through the air and a touchdown as Buffalo won 33-21.
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Baseball Standings and Results from a Midseason Pack
Standings show San Francisco and Los Angeles tied atop with 91 wins each, Cincinnati 88, Pittsburgh 86, Milwaukee 83, Philadelphia 81, St. Louis 75, Chicago 70, Houston 63, New York 49. Sunday results include Philadelphia over New York 5 4 in 10, Pittsburgh over Chicago 5 3 in 10, Houston over Cincinnati 4 2, Milwaukee over San Francisco 3 2, Los Angeles 1 over St. Louis 0. Weekly pitching matchups list key games and schedules through Tuesday with multiple doubleheaders noted.
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VEC Results From Vermont High School Football Week
Springfield edges MSJ 19 to 0 while Rutland dominates Windsor 40 to 6 Brattleboro shuts out Bellows Falls 54 to 0 in a trio of Vermont eight man or league scores reflecting strong offenses and stifling defenses across the region.
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