Vikings overpower Browns in 51-3 NFL slugfest
Minnesota, led by Joe Kapp and Gene Washington, stormed to a 51-3 win over Cleveland as Kapp threw three TD passes and Washington added a TD catch. The Browns later bounced back with last week’s 42-10 rout of Dallas, while other NFL results included St. Louis 42 New York 17 and Los Angeles 41 San Francisco 30.
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Bears Award Three Defensive Balls After Victory
In a tense week, Chicago earns three game balls for its defense after two safeties and a strong stop against Pittsburgh. Gale Sayers added two scores as the Bears exploit injuries around the league and edge to a key win.
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Lenox School Upsets Monson in 2-1 Soccer Win
Lenox School varsity clinched a 2-1 victory over Monson Academy as Jeff Gulick and Bill Brown scored after strong periods. Monson goalie Ray White made 14 saves, while Les Ellison starred for Lenox. It was Lenox’s final game of the season, finishing 2-8-1.
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Semifinals Set After Western Mass Soccer Playoffs
Chicopee, Ludlow, Granby and Classical advanced to the Western Massachusetts interscholastic soccer tournament semifinals with Saturday wins. Chicopee blanked East Longmeadow 3-0, Ludlow beat Chicopee Comprehensive 4-1, Classical edged Hopkins Academy on corner kicks after a 1-1 finish, and Granby tied Springfield Cathedral 2-2 then won on a corner kicks decision. Semis at Springfield College feature Chicopee vs Granby and Ludlow vs Classical. Cathedral coach Len Kenworthy filed a protest with journey director Mike Kober over a disputed penalty kick ruling in the third period, alleging officials delayed awarding the kick.
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Williams Puck Drills Under Way At Williams
Williams College varsity hockey opened practice under coach Bill McCormick at the Lansing Chapman rink. Fifteen skaters reported with five tied to fall sports. McCormick named Thorp and Donaldson as first defense tand ems and noted Bartow in nets. Key scorers Bensen Knapp Stearns and Resor return, with Jewett expected to boost offense. schedule includes games from December through March against Hamilton Conn College Colby Army and others.
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Lenox Cross Country Tops Lee in Rainy 2.2 Mile Duel
Lenox School beat Lee High School as Chris Higgins won in 16.03 on a rain soaked 2.2 mile course. Bob Greenleaf of Lee was second, Tan Larson took third, with Lenox runners filling several top places to secure the victory and finish as New England Class C champions with a 4-0 dual meet record. Both teams prepare for the county run at Cranwell tomorrow afternoon.
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Lee High Contest With Monument Mt Tomorrow
Lee High Wildcats and Monument Mountain Spartans meet at 3 30 at Lee High Field after a Saturday postponement due to wet field conditions. Lee cochampions of the Intercounty League with Mahar Regional, both teams holding 6 1 records. The Spartans arrive 3 3, while Lee is favored in the matchup.
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McCann Tech Cruises to 34-0 Victory over Blue Hills
McCann Tech blanked Blue Hills Vocational 34-0 in North Adams as the Hornets won their season finale. Dave Zabek produced key runs, Steve Cole added a 41 yard TD, and Ron Goss’s squad finished 3-4. The victory marked the third straight over Blue Hills in three meetings.
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Gallagher and Thomas Named Freshman Ephlets Captains
Williams College freshman football captaincy honors go to John Gallagher of Plymouth Meeting Pa and Randy Thomas of Sparta N J. Gallagher a standout with four touchdowns this season including a 98 yard interception return against Coast Guard. Thomas a versatile offensive tackle also praised as the team’s offensive lineman. The Ephlets hold a 3 1 record with two games remaining. Pittsfield High and St Josephs High football history noted with St Josephs leading series 2 1 after two wins in 1921 1922.
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Jets Lack Explosiveness of 1968 but Keep Winning
Jets improve to 7-2 with a 16-6 win over the Bills, extending their streak to six games. Matt Mathis scored the Jets only touchdown, while Jim Turner kicked three field goals. In other games, Kansas City, Oakland, Cincinnati, Miami and Boston posted key results as AFL teams jockeyed for divisional standing.
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