Lewis Leads Crusaders Over Troy In Diocesan Showdown
Catholic Central Crusaders edged Troy High 12-6 at Notre Dame Field as star fullback Mark Lewis scored twice and reached 12th TD of the year to lift CCHS to 3-1-0 while Troy dropped to 4-4-1. Troy’s Venson and Williams anchored the attack, but CC’s defense sealed the win with key plays in the second half.
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Tom Haggarty
Mark Lewis
Catholic Central
Troy High
Notre Dame
Lewis
Crusaders
Gene del Vecchio
Trojans
Kenny Harrison
Crusader
All City
Bob Chauvin
CCHL
Ed Williams
Harrison
We Nait
Fred Venson
Catholic High
Troy
Fred
Diockco Dy Yurourn
Carnevale
CCHS
Sullivan
Vin Carnevales
Venson
John Verdon
Rich Amyot
Cauvin
Ony Merola
Verdon
John Rodgers
Mike Julian
Ed Philips
Ed Wiliams
Case
Mike Campbell
Dean Everson
Joe Thomas
Carey
Williams
Lenny Morrimore
Mechanicville Clinches Colonial Council Title 13-0
Mechanicville defeated Wraper 13-0 to complete a perfect league run and claim the Colonial Council football championship. Hatalsky threw the opening score, Russell added a late TD, and the defense, led by Val Serbalik and Walt Callanan, posted the season’s first shutout. Draper ended 4-3 as Mechanicville prepares to finish at Saratoga.
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Mechanicville
Steve Haltalsky
Vince Russell
Colonial Council
Hatalsky
Hatal Pound
Russell
Draper
Joel
D'Amico
Red Raiders
Val Serbalik
Walt Callanan
Jim Benamali
Will Russell
Saratoga
Mohonasen Tops Burnt Hills in Suburban Council Football
Mohonasen built a 12-0 first-quarter lead and posted a 21-6 victory at Burnt Hills in a Suburban Council game. Dan Krone opened scoring with a 29 yard run, Chuck Heigel added a second touchdown, Gary Powell returned a 28 yard interception for a score, and George Winslow crossed for Burnt Hills. Mohonasen moves to 2-5 while Burnt Hills falls to 1-6.
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Mohonasen
Burnt Hills
Suburban Council
Dan Krone
Chuck Heigel
Gary Powell
George Winslow
Burgh Rally Beats Watervliet 12 6 in Council Clash
Lansingburgh trailed through three quarters then scored 12 points in the fourth to defeat Watervliet 12 6 at Knickerbocker Field. Key plays featured Earl Jenkins 17 yard TD run, Ted Etoll jump pass to Jerome Carignan for six, and a Wilbur O’Meara interception on the Watervliet goal line. Watervliet led by Rich Fruscio and strong defense from Dexter Bishop Gary Haughney Jim DelaMeter. Lansingburgh moves to 3 4 in the Colonial Council while Watervliet sits 0 5 1.
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Lansingburgh
Watervliet
Colonial Council
Knickerbocker Field
Burgh
Earl Jenkins
Tna Bielan
Easuuis
Gary Haughney
Jim Delameter
Lansinghurgh
Cyclist Dies in Around Mexico Race Pileup
In Mexico City a mass crash during the Around Mexico bike race left one rider dead and eight others hospitalized. Fulgencio Salazar, 21, a Mexican competitor, died from a double skull fracture after the crash that involved 51 riders.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Fulgencio Salazar
RPI Booters Edge Into ICAC Title Run In 1960s Style
Rensselaer Polytechnical Institute’s soccer team, coached by Al Goodyear, clinched the Independent College Athletic Conference title with a 4-0-1 league mark and a 5-1 victory over Clarkson after earlier wins over St. Lawrence. Goodyear praised players Bob Bentley, Paul Heath, Don Derrick, and Rafael Serrano, with Bentley scoring the clinching goal late in the game.
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Rensselaer Poly
al Goodyear
New York Sportswriters’ Association
Goodyear
College Athletic Conference
Engineers
St. Lawrence
Clarkson
RPI
Larries
Troy High
Bob Bentley
Bentley
Paul Heath
Don Derrick
Rafael Serrano
Watson and Mitchell Named RPI Hockey Co-Captains 1967-68
Dale Watson and Gary Mitchell were named co-captains of the RPI hockey team for the 1967-68 season by coach Garry Kearns. Watson led the nation last season with 31 goals and 65 points, while Mitchell formed a top defensive pair with Colin Ingham. Both are management science majors.
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Dale Watson
Gary Mitchell
Keystones
Rensselaer Poly
Garry Kearns
Watson
Owen Sound
Ont
RPI
Mitchell
Colin Ingham
Datiis
Engineers
Kearns
Milwaukee Considers Local Expansion for Brewers
A Wisconsin group proposes a locally owned major league baseball expansion through virtually free use of County Stadium and a 53.3 million radio television deal. The plan includes a 25 year rental, tiered ticket revenue shares, concessions to the team, and a stadium expansion to 55,000 seats.
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Milwaukee. Wis
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Braves
Atlanta
Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club Inc
Warren C. Giles
National League
Chicago
American League
Kansas City Athletics
Oakland
Calif
Brewers
Seattle
Wash
Kansas City
Athletics
Ihe
Area Coaches Split Hopes After Big Wins and Big Losses
At Sleasman's weekly Northeastern New York meeting coaches Dick Riendeau and George Flood reviewed results from the weekend. Riendeau praised RPI’s defense in a 21-0 victory over Worcester Tech and lauded individual play by Dennis Lawrence Ken Falls and others. Flood analyzed Williams’ 35-0 win over Union and noted Jack Maitland’s 191 rushing yards.
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New York Sports Writers
Sleasman
Rensselaer Poly
Dick Riendeau
Union
George }Lood
RPI
Worcester Tech
Williams
Riendeaux
Engineers
Worcester
Kelly
Flood
Garnet
Riendeau
WPI
Dennis Lawrence
Ken Falls
Kevin Carlisle
Dave Walsh
Larry Rogers
Chip Seaburg
Gary Maser
Don Wagner
Guariglia Leads Pro Scoring In Troy Bowl Meet
Young players dominated Troy sBowl Pro Scoring League action led by 21 year old Andy Guariglia who rolled a 703 series with a 267 game. Ray Fairlee of Albany shot 279 high single and a 697 series while Dick Button led Troy with a 625 finish and a best 225 game. Team results show Cue Tyne over Visions Hilltop over Ani Way and several other 2 4 records.
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Andy Guarighia
jColonia Star
Ray Fairlee
Albany
Land
Troy
Dick Button
John Decetse
Bud Feiden
Joey Schmidt
John Walther
Gerry Curran
Jack McGrath
Bill Robinson
von Vrisian
Nick Marchese
Frank Marchese
Todd Carroll
Carl Johnson
Squeak Williams
Paul Krieger
Frank Gaudette
Ted Hill
Jack Thibeault
Jack Huerler
Jerry Carmner
Paul Dromatos
Bob Kotz ‘Ho
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Blanks Draper
Mechanicville Caps Colonial Council
Wraper
Sohal Jchanics
Dick Slipans
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Vicwory
Burt Hills
Vliet
Ithaca
Beecroft's Gun Shop
Easton RD
Schaghticoke
N.Y
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Joe Garcia
Albany State
New Paltz
Stony Brook
Rudy Wurtemberger
Hudson Valley
Suzeer
Miter
Leicester
Vikings
Monroe
J and Munroe
Tom Poznanski
Auburn
Cobleskill
Dint Newman
RPT
Crass
LeMoyne
Rpls
Bob Whitby
Bill Pollock
Engineer
van Cortlandt Park
New York City
Munsey
Great Danes
John Contento
Contento
Chipper Lee
Jack Hart
Hank Rowett
Lee
Hart
Rowett
Geneva
Hobart
Jack Maitland
Guariglia
Tannenbaum
Edward Thomas
Martin Charnin
Jack Jones
Roberta Peters
Vienna Choir Boys
Firestone Orchestra and Chorus
Firestone Town & Country
Firestone
Firestone Stores
Troy Corner
Sth Ave
Congress Street
Latham Gor
RTS
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