RPI and Union Seek 5-3 Marks in Key Collision
RPI and Union College face pivotal tests as they chase a 5-3 season mark. Riendeau and Hobart prep for Rochester while Union hosts Hamilton in a tough week. Riendeau praised his line and defense after a 33-24 win over Hobart, noting the need for a stronger performance against Rochester and Alfred looming.
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Reindeau
Rochester
Guy Bailey
Yellowjackets
Rich Hart
Bob Young
Hobart
Riendeau
Chipper Lee
Mike) Hanna
Jim Kozak
Kevin Carlisle
Don Wagner
Kozak
Hanna
Wagner
Colonie
Vinnie Spitzer
Giants
Joe Morrison
Spitzer
Kozak Sparkles
John Contento
Contento
Flood
Garnet
Alfred
ICAC
Union
Hamilton
Entertainer Sammy Davis Jr To Manage Liston Comeback
Entertainer Sammy Davis Jr and boxer Sonny Liston announced plans for Davis to manage Liston on a comeback tour. They expect to sign in Las Vegas on Nov 22, with Liston aiming to fight Henry Clark Dee in Las Vegas if approved by the Nevada Athletic Commission. Liston currently holds a boxing permit in Nevada but is not licensed in New York or California.
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Reno
Nev
Sammy Davis Jr
Sonny Liston
Las Vegas
Davis
Liston
Harry Blumfield
New York City
California
Henry Clark Dee
Nevada Athletic Commission
New York
Engineers Draw Trinity in NCAA Soccer Tourney Bid
RPI coach Al Goodyear announced the Engineers qualified for the NCAA university division national soccer championship, aiming to face top seed Trinity in Hartford. HVCC’s Rudy Wurtemberger recalled Monroe’s 3-2 Region III final win, sending Monroe to nationals, while RPI finished 8-2-1 and 4-0-1 in ICAC after a season-ending win over Cortland.
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New York
Sportswriters’ Association
Rensselaer Poly
al Goodyear
Engineers
Hudson Valley
Rudy Wurtemberger
Vikings
Monroe
RPI
New England
Trinity
Hartford
Conn
Goodyear
Rochester
ICAC
Cortland
Union
Garnet
HVCC
Wurtemberger
Bob Munsey
Albany State
le Moyne
Alumni Varsity hockey faces veterans in big RPI game
The Alumni Varsity hockey team will clash with a veteran RPI squad at 8 30 p m Saturday at the Field House in the seventh annual alumni game. The 1967 68 Engineers are highlighted by veterans from the 1965 third place team and the 1961 East representative with stars such as Kitchen Tisdale Strachen Kaye Josephson Chiarelli Crozier Robins McMahon Bellatty and others. Regular season opens Nov 25 at the Field House against Pennsylvania.
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Rensselaer House
Vet- Poly
RPE
Pennsylvania
RPI
Don T. Birkmayer
Birkmayer
Rube Bjorkman
Fred Kitchen
Bruce Tisdal
Bob Strachen
Bill Sack
Trevor Kaye
Jim Josephson
John Chiarelli
Greg Crozier
Brian Robins
Tom McMahon
Bellatty
Raceway Results Summary at Track Meet
Race results list numerous racers with times and payouts including Agh Grove Queen, Siar Hardu, Adios Royal Flammes, Happy Nell Dean, Dally Veuble, Terron Nichols, Mission Flash, Runnymede entries, Newport News, Lucky Abbe, Kevely Bongewiehginings, Miss Fiame Muorele, Usrtitue, Clever Patient, Peide Bully Brook, Ozark Bob, and attendance 1,680 with handle 3139. The event shows multiple mile and 4f races, top times around 2:08 to 2:16 and payouts up to $1,000.
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Vace
Mille
Stan Jane Belburn
DeSantis
Agh Grove
Siar Hardu
Aselent
Grays
Happy Nell Dean
Langteys
Miss Fiame
Prin Peters
Mangy
Kaginalert
Parker
Peide
Rasen
Seth—Vace
Ozark
Shoemaker to ride Gin Rob in Garden State Stakes
Jockey Bill Shoemaker will ride Gin Rob a 15-1 longshot in Saturdays Garden State Park rich 300000 The Garden State for two year olds. It marks his 12th straight appearance in the race with previous results including two wins one second and one third. Other early odds list Iron Ruler 5-2 Subet 3-4 T V Commercial 4-1 Rugged 8-1 Harbor View 8-1 Broad Shadows 10-1 Papa Steve 12-1 and many 30-1 longshots.
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Cherry Hill
N.J
Bill Shoemaker
Gin Rob
Garden State
Garden State Park
Shoemaker
North Star Ranch
October House
Iron Ruler
Thomas Leclair
Subet
Bramazon Farm
T. V. Commercial
C. V. Whitney
Rugged
Harbor View
Connie Ring
Broad Shadows
Steven B. Wilson
Papa Steve
Penn State Lambert Trophy winner named top East team
NEW YORK AP Penn State 33 8 victory over undefeated North Carolina State earned the Lambert Trophy as the best college football team in the East. The Nittany Lions received all first place votes for 80 points. Army stayed second with 68 points after routing Utah 22 0. The top ten also included Syracuse Yale Navy Princeton Dartmouth Harvard Pittsburgh Albany Massachusetts Villanova.
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New York
Penn State
North Carolina State
Nittany Lions
Army
Utah
Sec
Cohoes
Syiacuse
Yale
Navy
Congress Park
Watervliet
Princeton
Dartmouth
School 1 Clinches TS PAL Flag Football Crown
School 1 clinched the Troy Public School Athletic League flag football title with a 14-0 victory over School 5 at Prospect Park. Tom Thomas and Dave Hilton scored touchdowns, Thomas and Al Fogarty added extra points, while Sylvester Canty returned a 50 yard kickoff for School 5. School 1 improves to 4-0-1 and School 5 to 4-1.
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Troy Public School Athletic League
School
Prospect Park
Tom Thomas
Dave Hilton
Thomas
al Fogarty
Sylvester Canty
Alianza Defeats Paris San Salvador Exhibition Clash
In an unusual cross sport event, Alianza of Los Angeles defeated a French team from San Salvador 2-1 in a 10 round boxing exhibition featuring middleweight contender Jacques Marly against Doug Huntley.
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San Salvador
el Salva
Paris
Doug Huntley
Dor
Alianza
Los Angeles
Jacques the Ukranians
Philadelphia
Marly
Brunswick II Sets Election Meeting At Center Hall
Brunswick Little League will elect officers at 8 p.m. Thursday at the Center Brunswick Fire Hall. Others items to be covered at the meeting include a financial report, review of insurance policy and plans for 1968. Maynard Noble, president, will preside.
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Brunswick Little League
Center Brunswick
Maynard Noble
Palmer wins World Cup individual title in Mexico City
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus captured the World Cup team title at Club de Golf Mexico. Palmer shot 67 to finish 12 under par 276, matching two-time individual champion Nicklaus and leaving Palmer chasing only the PGA title to complete his goals. The ceremony drew 12,000 spectators, with the U S duo finishing 13 strokes ahead of New Zealand’s Bob Charles and Walter Godfrey.
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Mexico City
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Jacke T Nicklaus
Nicklaus
PGA
Puerto Rico
New Zealand
Bob Charles
Walter Godfrey
Charles
Sam Snead
Ben Hogan
South Africa
United States
Jack
Zi Arnie
Latrobe
Mexico
Club de Golf
Argentina
Andretti Named Driver of Year in Las Vegas
Mario Andretti of Nazareth Pennsylvania was chosen American Driver of the Year by a panel of sports car writers. He received 7500 dollars from Martini & Rossi and credits for Daytona victory, Sebring endurance win with Bruce McLaren, and three straight Indy style races including the pole at the Indianapolis 500. Runners up were Bruce McLaren A J Foyt and Richard Petty, each earning 1000 dollars.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Mario Andretti
Nazareth
Andretti
Italy
United States
Bruce McLaren
London
Sebring
McLaren
A. J. Foyt
Houston
Richard Petty
Randleman
N.C
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Sleasman
Dick Riendeaul
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Bob Hatch
Art Lennox
Jim Corbett
Ira Magisa
Tom Bellatty
McMahon
St. Paul
Minon
Fran Paradise
Mo Moscto
Jim Pope
van Thompson
Dave Wicke
Pete Zoretich
al Dahlberg
Larry Bradey
Welry
Kathy
Ifleeneys
Newport News
Glenbes
Coons
Lucky Abbe
Berg
Mies Burns
Morel
Gin
Penn State Lambert Winner
MIDAS
Latham
Rly — & Mi
Latham Circle
Albany-Schenectady Rd
Open Daily Inc
Prince Bally Brook
Micka Girl
Dippy
Dean
Brunswick II
PCA
Falmer
Goui
Daytona
Harry Rich
River St
Firestone
Firestone Town & Polar Trac
Tor
Firestar
Deck the Hall
Hark the Herald Angels
Firesto
Guy
Jack Jones
Roberta Peters
Vienna Choir Boys
Firestone Stores
Troy Corner
Sth Ave
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