Fairfield Prep Edges Stratford 24-14 in MBIAC clash
Fairfield Prep overcame Stratford 24-14 at Longbrook Park to move to 2-1 in district play. The Prepsters ground game produced 216 rushing yards led by Skip Boyd and Tom Turey with crucial 62 kickoff return yardage and a late scoring drive capped by Boyd and Turey. Stratford, led by Ed Bradley and Joe Bednar, totaled 69 passing yards and 55 rushing yards, with two interceptions aiding the Prep defense.
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Emmett Spillane
Fairfield Prep
Brian Connolly
MBIAC
Stratford
Longbrook Park
Earl Lavery
North Paraders
Mike Smith
Bill Boczkowski
Skip Boyd
Tom Turey
Boyd
Turey
Prep
Dick Kevenaugh
Jim Dyer
Connolly
Greg Garasimowicz
Red Griffin
Charles Potok
Mark Sulzycki
Potok
Ed Bradley
Joe Bedner
Sulzycki
Griffin
Bradley
Kevenaugh
Bill Rusnak
Wee
Tarege
Garasimowicz
Bednar
Trey
Preferenza
Hilltoppers edge Bassick 16 0 in playoff rout
Central high school's Hilltoppers, led by co captains Joe De Martino and Drew Tuttle, shut out Bassick 16 to 0 at Kennedy Memorial Stadium in an MBIAC playoff. Anthony Stars in Debut at quarterback directed both Central touchdowns with Charlie Hare and Tony Santos scoring and Hare adding a two point pass.
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John Johansen
Central High School
Joe de Martino
Drew Tuttle
Bassick
Hilltoppers
Lions
MBIAC
Kennedy Memorial Stadium
Walter
Kay) Kondratovich
Fairfield Prep
Anthony
Toe Anthony
Central
Charlie Hare
Tony Santos
Hare
Algernon Harris
Hilltopper
Fred Meeker
Santos
Frank Altman
Altman
Jerry Snead
Harris
Greg Matthews
George Kouloris
Harrison Taylor
Tuttle
Julius Nemeth
DeMartino
Mike Prusasky
John Godholt
John Zub
Kouloris
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C — Santos
Hare Iris
Wilby Tops St. Joseph's 22 14 in Season Opener
Wilby High capitalized on St. Joseph's miscues and quick scoring to win 22-14 in Waterbury. Wilby's Bob Marcella and Sheldon Washington broke free for long runs, while St. Joseph's fought back with passes from Chris Madden to Driggs and a late 43 yard TD to Bill Unfrieth.
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Wilby High
St. Joseph’s
Waterbury
Wilby
St. Joseph's
Crosby
Trumbull
Kolbe
Cadets
Wildcats
Carl Vecca
Sheldon Washington
Chuck Schultz
Madden
Marcella
Driggs
Paul Britto
Britto
Withy
Washington
Brille
Lanoue
Marden
Briffle
Brito
Uniricih
Yankee announcers Garagiola Coleman and Rizzuto to return
The New York Yankees announced that Joe Garagiola Jerry Coleman and Phil Rizzuto will return to broadcast Yankee baseball next season. Red Barber was dismissed by the club last week as a fourth member of the 1966 broadcasting crew.
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NEW York
UPI
New York Yankees
Joe Garagiola
Jerry Coleman
Phil Rizzuto
Red Barber
Drysdale to start Dodgers opener in World Series
Dodgers choose Don Drysdale to open the World Series against Baltimore ace Dave McNally. Manager Walt Alston had weighed Drysdale and Claude Osteen but leaned toward Drysdale as the series begins in Los Angeles.
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Don Drysdale
Dodgers
Los Angeles
UPI
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dave McNally
Baltimore Orioles
Dodger
Walt Alston
Drysdale
Claude Osteen
L.A
Alston
Phillies
Minnesota Twins
Sandy Koufax
Koufax
Young
Jim Palmer
Orioles
Twins
Ball Park
Frank Robinson
Baltimore
Dodgers V Orioles Set for 1966 World Series Clash
Los Angeles, seeking a repeat crown, faces Baltimore in a pitching versus hitting showdown. Dodgers boast a 2.63 ERA and 52 complete games led by Koufax, Regan, Perranoski, and Miller, while Orioles rely on power with 175 homers and strong averages from Robinson Powell Blefary and others.
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UPI
Los Angeles Dodgers
Baltimore Orioles
Dodgers
Braves
Tbs
Baltimore
Hank Bauer
Dodger Stadium
Frank Robinson
Boog Powell
Brooks Robinson
Curt Blefary
Orioles
Los Angeles
Sandy Koufax
Oriole
Jess
Phil Regan
Ron Perranoski
Bob Miller
Stu Miller
Angeles Dodgers
Los Angeles Orioles
Ean Peerentens
Aparicio
Sg Wills
Snyder
Gilliam
F.robinson
W.davis
Robinson
Johnson
Powell Orioles
Pegeesepes
Powell
T.davis
Rf Parker
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Jackowski
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Bertaina
Perranaski
Drysdale
Dodxers
Palmer
Brabender
Brewer
Dodgers Vie
Watt
Devon Eleven Rallies With Last Minute TD
Devon Eleven Mackenzie Lawmen clash as Bernie Robillard leads a final drive, throwing to Jim Bullett and Dimitruk for a late tying TD and two-point try thwarted by Harding. Harding wins 14 8 after Ed Raschke caps a 96 yard opening march and Pres Southerland adds extra points.
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Devon
Jim Moriarity
Bernie Robillard
Jonathan Law
Lawmen
Poucnuuwa
Souicu
Harding
Thelgullett
Law Field
Robillard
Knot Robillard
Dimitruk
March
Uast Tow Can
Bank Kawavar
Robillard Heaves
Jim Bullett
George Dimitruk
Vito DeVito
Big Jack Flynn
Law
Greenwich High Zips Past Warde 26 0 in Nonscoring Defense
Greenwich High overwhelmed Warde 26-0 as Tom Schinto ran for 96 yards and scored twice. The Cardinals built a 65 yard opening drive capped by Schinto’s one yard TD and added a 22 yard pass to Mawhinney set by Stisser. Warde, held to minus nine yards rushing in second half, completed four passes and threw two interceptions.
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Greenwich
Andrew Warde
Cardinals
Eagles
Warde
Tom Schinto
Tom Schintoe
Shhinto
Schinto
Rick Cavello
Bob Stisser
John Mawhinney
Stiser
Rick Crowle
Covello
Eric Broadbent
Broadbent
Stisser
Growle
Cardinal
Crowle
G—Schinto
G—Mawhinney
Susser
Waest
Covelloick
Barlow Falcons blank Bethel 22 0 in season opener
The Barlow Falcons defeated Bethel 22 0 at Bethel High School field to open the season. Ed Rosenberg returned an interception for a 25 yard TD, Steve Peach added a 1 yard score, Capone contributed a 3 yard run, and Kevin Keller, Kent Borner, and Reid Pritchard were involved in scoring and key plays.
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Barlow Falcons
Bethel
Bethel High School
Falcons
Ed Rosenberg
Dave Leen
Barlow
Steve Peach
Peach
Kevin Keller
Leon
Keller
Rosenberg
Gary Engler
Don Capone
Capone
Kent Borner
Reid Pritchard
Bar. Rosenberg
Bar
Borner
Pritchard
Ken Iassogna Named Athlete of the Month
Ken Iassogna, fifth grade Holy Rosary student and Orcutt Boys Club member, is named September athlete of the month. He competes in multiple sports, excels in football, and serves as captain of a Junior Flag Football League team. He has been with the Orcutt Club for five years and participates in club activities.
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Ken Iassogna
Orcutt Boys
Ken
Holy Rosary School
Tassogna
Orcutt Club
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