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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1970

Page

8

Ohio State Texas neck in neck for top spot in polls

Ohio State and Texas continue a tight race in the early 1970 balloting by the UPI coaches. Ohio State led with 17 first place votes and 317 points after routing Texas A&M, while Texas had 16 first place votes and 301 points following a win over Texas Tech. Notre Dame rose to third as Stanford stayed unbeaten. Nebraska Colorado and others followed in the top 10.

Joe Carnicelli UPI New York Ohio State Texas Michigan United Press International Board of Coaches Buckeyes Texas A&m Texas Tech Notre Dame Southern California Stanford Nebraska Colorado Mississippi Air Force Auburn Arkansas UCLA Oklahoma Arizona State Georgia Tech Penn State West Virginia Alabama San Diego State Purdue Oregon Iowa Army Kentucky Washington Missouri Tle

Brodie Mountain Ski Area expands for 1970 71 season

Brodie Mountain Ski Area led by James W. Kelly announces major upgrades for the 1970 71 season including a new 1000 ft double chairlift replacing the T Bar at Harps Hump with 1000 skiers per hour capacity, enhanced lighting and snowmaking, 12 additional Dot's Chair enclosed cabins, and expanded facilities. Dave West named Ski School Director with a 35 member instructional staff. New events include the Fourth annual Broadcasters Day, Jim Kelly Invitational Giant Slalom, Gutmann Trophy Race, and the Sixth Annual Brodie Mountain Cup amid an Ireland themed festival.

New Ashford Mass James W Jim) Kelly Brodie Mountain U.S Rte Berkshire Harps Hump Boring Lifts New York Brodie Dot Massachusetts Rte. 7 Dave West West North Adams Broadcasters Colleen Brodie Mt Blarney Room Jim Kelly Blanche Winn Gutmann Brodie Mountain Ski Club St. Patrick

UVM to induct 3 Hall of Fame

Burlington report notes University of Vermont will honor three new Athletic Hall of Fame inductees at the second annual dinner on Oct 16 in Burlington. Frank Taylor, last year’s inductee, will introduce Cayward Archibald Post and George Cook, with Mrs Claire Cayward accepting for her late husband. Tickets on sale at the Athletic Office Patrick Gymnasium Alumni House and from committee members. Albany segment: Kent H. Brown named head of New York state off track parimutuel betting commission.

Burlington Athletic Hall of Fame Frank Taylor University of Vermont Athletic Hall of Fame Taylor Vermont Brattleboro Worcester Mass Claire Cayward Archibald Post George Cook Ramada Inn Athletic Business Office Patrick Gymnasium Alumni House Athletic Hall of Fame Committee Albany UPI Kent H. Brown Public Service Commission New York State

Chiefs overpower Colts 44 24 on Monday night

Baltimore star Johnny Unitas left with a knee injury as the Chiefs built a 24 0 lead and cruised to a 44 24 victory. Earl Morrall directed the comeback with 243 passing yards and two touchdown passes after replacing Unitas. Len Dawson led Kansas City with four TD passes and a balanced 152 yards rushing and 142 passing.

Baltimore UPI Johnny Unitas Baltimore Colts Kansas City Chiefs Don McCafferty Unitas Colts Aaron Brown Buck Buchanan McCafferty San Diego Earl Morrall Chiefs Morrall Eddie Hinton Tom Mitchell Jim O’brien Kansas City Hank Stram Minnesota Mike Garrett Johnny Robinson Roy Jefferson Len Dawson Hinton

Snowmobile registration urged early in Maine

AUGUSTA Maine UPI reports the Fish and Game snowmobile registration office urges early signup to avoid delays during peak November and December periods. Office head L J Gandreau notes applications are rising but current pace trails behind last year.

Augusta Maine UPI Fish and Game L. J. Gandreau

Intrepid Wins 12 Meter Cup Upholding U S Lead In Series

Intrepid defeats Gretel II by 1 minute 44 seconds to keep the 100 guineas cup in the United States. Gretel II was disqualified in the second race for a starting line bump incident after a 50 second win in the opening race, the overall margin five races to one. Gretel owner Sir Frank Packer lifts protest, praising fair play but noting rule ambiguity may trigger changes.

Newport R.I UPI New York Yacht Club Bill Ficker Gretel United States U.S Intrepid Jim Hardy Windward Frank Packer Packer Hardy

Newcomer Garrett homers off oldtimer Wilhelm in Mets win

Garrett, 23, finally faces Hoyt Wilhelm and belts a three run homer in the 10th to power the Mets past the Cubs 6 3 tying them with Chicago for second in the NL East. Grote doubled and Gaspar walked before the blast. Donn Clendenon and Cleon Jones earlier sparked the comeback with a two run homer. Other NL results: Houston shutout San Francisco 3 0. AL: Minnesota 1 Kansas City 0 and California 4 Chicago 3.

Wayne Garrett Hoyt Wilhelm Garrett Wilhelm New York Mets Chicago Cubs Jerry Grote Rod Gaspar Mets Donn Clendenon Ken Holtzman Cleon Jones Houston San Francisco Minnesota Kansas City California Chicago Jack Billingham Astros Denis Menke Doug Rader

Radar and intuition when pitcher manager meet

New York UPI reports on how pitchers sense the manager’s mound visit. Claude Osteen recalls a late season mound talk with Walt Alston that kept him in, while Claude’s fatigue and a calm, decisive manager moment strengthened team belief. Also recounted is Washington coach Claude Schacht’s near confrontation with Wally Stewart when a mound visit threatened conflict.

New York UPI Claude Osteen Dodgers Osteen Brewer Walt Tommy Davis Jim Wynn House al Schacht Clown Prince of Baseball Schacht Washington Bucky Harris Senators Wally Stewart Stewart Wally

Casper Leads PGA Players Division Despite Green Island Absence

New York UPI reports Bruce Crampton and Billy Casper remain the money and points leaders in the PGA players division. Casper tops four tournaments this year with $144,468, leading Jack Nicklaus by $4,924. Crampton holds 275.6 points and a 23.2 point margin over Bob Lunn.

New York UPI Bruce Crampton Billy Casper Casper Jack Nicklaus Crampton Bob Lunn

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Bennington Main Street UVM Commission Arome & Buiding Supply Center H.greenberg Adams Clothes Shop Oldtimer Larry Howard Rader Cesar Cedeno Howard Bryant Alyea Ron Perranoski Tom Hall Twins Royals Tom Murphy White Sox Tom McGraw Murphy Bill Melton Auto Stores Inc
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