New England college teams in heavy tests on Saturday
Boston College faces Army at West Point in a major test for the unbeaten Eagles. Vermont visits Orono to clash with unbeaten Yankee rivals, while Dartmouth, Harvard, Holy Cross and others meet key opponents in a day likely to settle Bean Pot implications and regional standings.
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Mel Massacce, Looking For His First Victory As Dean Eddie Anderson
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Glassboro
Ephmen Are Underdogs In Springfield Contest
Williams College football faces Springfield in a Springfield contest as underdogs after the Ephs beat Trinity. Springfield’s offense hinges on Bennett and Vasvari while Williams relies on Cannon Wing Van Eyken Comfort and a strong line led by Eliot and Lines. The game also notes Florida Field expansion plans and Braulio Baeza’s recent Sapling Stakes wins.
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George Cannon
Ed Wing
Jake van Eyken
Lee Comfort
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Paul Lines
Pete Rich
Ardson
Bill Drummond
Lipof
Elliot
Lenox Fall Sports Open With Harriers Strongest Team
Lenox opens the fall season with three varsity squads meeting Berkshire School at home for soccer, Cranwell for football and cross country. The harriers return last year's top tacklers and look solid. The football backfield features four lettermen led by backs from Baltimore New York City Rhode Island and London while substitutes bolster the line. Scrimmage results show Lenox trailing Williston and defeating Winchester, signaling a competitive season ahead.
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Baltimore
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New York City
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Rhode Island
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New London
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Westfield
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Port Washington
N.Y
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Winston-Salem
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Syracuse
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Lee
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Arizona
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Pittsfield
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Sandy Douglas
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Providence
RSL
Mark Simkinson
San Francisco
Jack Giftos
State of Vermont
Middlebury
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Bennington
Gordon Kunzelman
Williston Academy
Winchester School
New Marlboro
Major League Standings Update Notebook Style
St Louis faces Houston while Chicago visits Pittsburgh Philadelphia plays New York in a night of National League games as standings shift and teams chase pivotal wins tonight.
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Mount Senior Wins Feature At Green Mt. Race
Mount Senior a longshot won the feature at Green Mountain, reducing twin double bettors to three. Purses paid $5,553.40 to winning tickets. Mount Senior paid $20.80, $8.80, and $4.40. Jockey Allen Fairbanks rode the winner over Crystal and SN's Orphan. Claude Gilbert led with four firsts as Ray Pasquarelli won Rougette in race six. Freische and El Domando teamed for a $45 daily double.
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el Domando
Claude Gilbert
Green Mountain
Fairbanks
Dennis Elliott
Ray Pasquarelli
Pittsfield
Mass
Rougette
Junior Football League Names Rosters for New Season
The Junior Football Association finalized rosters for four teams at a meeting at the Common. A total of 115 boys aged 10 to 13 will participate, with three teams carrying 29 players and one with 28. Each game uses 27 dressed players, the rest on taxi squad, and all players had physical exams.
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Jen Barry
Tom Blatt
Denas Blake
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Russ Choquette
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Dick Davis
Dean Eksurian
Joe Gaul
Mike Hisert
John Hugh
Chris Jacoby
Dale Jones
Fred Lantz
Jo Lanter
Ricky Lisi
John Marrama
Line Scores National League game notes between St Louis and Houston
Briles improves to 3-3 in a high scoring NL contest as St Louis edges Houston 19 to 6. Bucek hits a third inning homer while Aust and McCarver contribute. L A beats Milwaukee 9 to 4 with Torre and Drysdale keying the win.
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