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Tht Burlington Fre Prtsi TUESDAY. OCT. J. 1947 Bedlam in Boston 'I 1 4 BOSTON (AP) At 7:45 p.m. Sunday the bunched crowd in front of Fenway Park, home of tiie Boston Red Sox, broke and ran.

They were youths with it As, transistor radios listening to the special broadcast that brought 'news of the Detroit loss making the Sox the American League pennant winners. If Yf; if i 1 ClipisL "ViCP v'! it Vx 1 i Boston from St. Louis three weeks ago on a job transfer. 'Everything developed in one day," he said. Mrs.

Brewster said, "we ought to go kiss the Angels." When asked why she was so happy about the Boston team when her former home town team, the St. Louis Cardinals, won the National League, pennant, she said, "Well, I'm here now." Boston mounted police mingled in the crowd along the Fenway Park's side streets. They could do little to keep traffic going. Two raised their fingers in the V-for-victory sign. The crowd applauded and chanted, "We're number one, we're number one." A line of some 50 persons waited outside a lounge across the street.

A man about 25 in the line said, "This is where; we're gonna celebrate the pen-! nant." His friend asked, "on the Judy Gunning, 22, of Windsor Locks, said she had to stand to see the game but "it was beautiful." On the other side of Boston, a scattering of hippies sat in the 50-degree night air on a corner of Boston Common. One of three teen-age girls with long hair and capes said, "I don't like baseball. We've got too many other things to worry about." Mayor John F. Collins hailed the Red Sox as "the most dy-i namic team ever to bring a pennant to Fenway Park and declared Tuesday the day before the start of the series as "Boston Red Sox Day." He said he would issue an official declaration calling upon all Bostonians and all New Eng-j landers to salute the American League pennant winner. And Gov.

John A. Volpe said he is so confident the Red Sox will win the World Series that he is willing to bet a dozen Massachusetts lobsters on the outcome with Gov. Warren E. Hemes of Missouri, home of the National League chmpions, the St. Louis Cardinals.

Pownal Entries Youths and girls ran down, blocks-long lines of traffic that1 had backed up, shaking hands' through open car windows. Cars; blared their horns, a bearded, man on motor scooter tooted his, fire crackers flashed' above the street in the dark. A man in a phone booth heldi out the phone to catch the din. "I just wanted to show her the good news," Ralph Stevens, 35. of Natick.

said. He had watched the Red Sox victory on television during the afternoon, left wife and had "jumped in the; car to hear the noise" if the Cal-! ifornia Angels defeated "It's super Sunday," said, Earl Brewster, who moved toi sidewalk?" he said, "yeh," and waved the Red Sox banner he had resting on his shoulder. Politicians Praise Sox GREEN MOUNTAIN in a in me uuaic, ii said, "Now, as the Red Sox go into the World Series, I express FIRST RACE $1100 FURL. Vermont 200 Action at Catamount Auto racing season at Milton's Cata- right: Don McTavish, who finished mount Stadium came to climax Sun- fourth, tears up dirt before going over day with running of the Vermont 200. bank on third turn.

Right: Larry De- Above, left: An auto blows its cool, mar of Hardwick gets checkered flag Radiator was filled with water again for winning 25-lap Tiger feature, and car was back on track. Above From LVM to World Series: PARK 1SO0 CLAIM Pruden Zook Davis Perrier No Boy Parker Pasquarelli Young Carrasco Smith 1500 CLAIM Pruden Morgan Handley Cordelia Marlow Parker Handley Sanromaria Zook SMITH 1500 CLAIM Ernst Handley Pasquarelli Ernst BOSTON (AP) Gov. John 'olpe of Massachusetts said Sunday night he is so confident that the Red Sox will win the upcoming World Series, that he is willing to bet a dozen Massachusetts lobsters on the outcome. In a telegram to Gov. Warren B.

Hemes of Missouri, home of the National League Champions, the St. Louis Cardinals, Volpe said he was making the bet with "faith and confidence in our Red Sox becoming the 1967 world baseball champions." I invite you to Massachusetts to see the Red $ox win the first two games," Volpe said, "and I will be in St. Louis for the wrap." WASHINGTON (AP) Sen. Edward W. Brooke.

predicted Monday the Red Sox will win the World Series. Gardner, Collins and Lama my confidence that they will go all the way. Ah, there's victory in the air in Boston. How sweet it is. "It has been 21 years," he added, "since a Boston Red Sox team has won a pennant but this year, under Dick Williams, they have captured first place.

"And Yaz (Carl Yastrzemski) the brilliant outfielder is only the seventh man in the history of baseball to win the Triple Crown. "Jim Lonborg, George Scott, Jose Santiago, Gary Bell, Rico Petrocelli, Reggie Smith and all the rest made it a truly go Red Sox vlub this year. "We have a young, fighting team which will be with us a long time. I am sure that will be many pennants for this Red Sox team." The University of Vermont will have its first participant in a World Series since 1920 when hurler Jack Lamabe of the St. Louis Cardinals makes' clutch bullpen performer down the decisive August victory trail.

The former UVM hurler didn't allow an earned run during the month. He finished; second to teammate Orlando' 1 Hollo Det (3-1) 9 Galahar (4-1) I Sky Porter (4-1) 10 ob Lynne Sue (4-1) 1 Maoic Mouse (8-1) 5 Sully (8-1) 6 Bull Morris (8-1) 4 Sue's Generol (10-1) 3 Modern Pioneer (1J-1) 7 Dave Horsh (20-1) SECOND RACE SUM I FURL. 8 Tig's Wiq (3-1) 7 Night Raider (4-1) 1 Albobby (4-1) 2 Faraway Star (4-1) 3 Bank Note (10-1) 9 Little AAollier (10-1) 10 Star Recruit (10-1 6 NasKck (1S-1) 5 Nathan Hole (1M) 4 Burro's Royce (15-1) THIRD RACE SHOO 9 FURL. 10 Kay Bee (3-1) Fad's Bee (4-1) 6 Beau Pass (4-1) 2 Miramichi (6-1) 8 Didony (8-1) 9 Cee (8 1) 5 Feottier Fingers (12-1) 4 Cabouchard (1S-1) 1 Raymouma (15-1) 3 Beggar's Gold 15-11 FOURTH RACE S1J54 7 FURL. 4 Interlock (5-2) 6 Stellas Chance (4-1) 1 Tribal Land (3-1) 2 Crimson Light (5-1) 5 Pache's Son (5-1) 7 Doug's Grey (J-l) 3 Hacienda Imperol (10-1) FIFTH RACE SHOO 5 FURL.

9 Tigris River (3-1) 8 Pittsburgh Lady (5-1) 5 Lightning Fast (5-1) 3 Fleet Arab (5-1) 2 Hy Elector (-l) 7 Tan Mist (4-1) 4 Ambiest (10-1) 6 Mister 2nd (10-1) Indians win their first World Championship in 1920. Gardner also appeared on the Boston Red Sox championship teams of 1912, 15 and 16. Third baseman Gardner knocked in the winning run in the 1912 series as the Red Sox upset the powerful New York Giants. ian appearance in tne ist Cepeda for Player of the Month in the National Leaigue. Vermont's last participant in the Series came when Larry Gardner helped the Cleveland World Series against the Boston Red Sox.

Lamabe, traded during the season from the New York Mets to the Cardinals, was a Another UVM hurler and a No Boy No Boy Mills Handley Sullivan Zook 2000 CLAIM Oavis Kelly Karpe Lapensee No Boy Donato Ernst Offers Congratulations 1909 classmate of Ray Collins, also appeared inj 1912 World Series for Gov. Hoff To See Sox in St. Louis Coleman Wins Orleans Tourney Boston. Collins pitched the I second game of the series and lalso turned in a clutch relief 1500 CLAIM MONTPELIER Gov. Hoff Burlinaton Free Pres offered his congratulations to ink CiPiTni siiorwi 1 1 the Boston Red Sox on winning the American league pennant Monday and said he plans to attend a World Series game this weekend jn St.

Louis. before the Missouri Chamber of Commerce this Friday. So naturally while I am in St. Louis, I plan to take in a World Series game there." JUNIOR BOWLING Junior league bowling competition will start Oct. 14 at Champlain Lanes.

Interested bowlers between the ages of 7 and 18 are asked to call the Lanes for further Flight (Gross) Percy Good, Orleans, 85; Gerald Griffin, Orleans, 90; Norm Lavallee, Kwiniaska, 91; T. Chartrand, Quebec, 92. Net Jack Prior, Northfield, 97-2968; Bob Murray, Orleans, 95-25 70; Pat Hamilton, Kwiniaska, 95-26-69; Bill Brainard, Orleans, 92-22-71. 0 Gold Coast Inn (10-1) 1 Merrill 2nd (20-1) job in the seventh game. Collins went on to become a 20-game winner for the Bosox in 1914.

Both Gardner and Collins were later varsity baseball coaches at Vermont. Lamabe pitched Vermont to the NCAA District I finals in 1956 as a sophomore. He signed a professional contract following the season. No Boy Pruden Handley No Boy Lapensee Donato Handley Young Young Santiago 1SO0 CLAIM Santiago Marlow Ernst Pruden Mills No Boy Young 'Masia No Boy 1500 CLAIM been waiting for since 1946. I know all Vermonters join me in congratulating Tom Yawkey, Haywood Sullivan, Dick Williams and the Boston players and fans for fashioning the Cinderella story of the decade," said Hoff.

The governor added, "It just so happens that I am to speak An avid Red Sox fan since he was a small boy, Gov. Hoff termed the Boston team's pennant winning performance DUCK HUNTING STARTS frr 7L IT as "terrific, just terrific." "This is the 'next year' we've 2 SIXTH RACE SUM FURL. Right Anser (3-1) I The Old Days (4-1) 5 Justa (4-1) 9 Dark Lightning (6-1) 1 Hastys Pride (8-1) 4 Brilliant Butler (8-1) 2 Rock City (10-1) 7 Ketctiam's Way (10-1) 3 Hickory Lass (12-1) SEVENTH RACE SHOO FURL. 10 Romney (3-1) 3 Kionachta (4-1) 4 Transmitter (5-1) 4 El Dmoodo (4-1) 5 Beau Vino (8-1) 7 Orange Bowl (1-1) 1 Off Yet (10-1) 2 Mount Senior (10-1) 8 Fox Porrott (10-1) 9 Dromore (12-1) EIGHTH RACE SI 200 FURL. 5 Commoglrl (3-1) 7 Running Tears (4-1) 8 Switchboard (5-1) 4 Cute Peter (-l) 4 Singing By (4-1) 9 Always Broke (4-1) 1 Green Toga (8-1) 2 Spirritt (12-1) 3 Pete Kelly (12-1) WE HAVE THE LOWEST COST GUN FINANCING PLAN IN THE AREA! SHOTGUNS BROWNING ITHACA REMINGTON WINCHESTER SARASQUETA We hava an selection of these in 410 thru 12 gauge, Singles, Doubles, Pumps, and Automatics.

HUNTING CLOTHING DUXBAK WOOLRICH REFRIGEWARE-1NSULATED ORLEANS Mark Coleman of the Champlain Country Club in St. Albans took gross honors in A flight of the annual Fall Ramble at the Orleans Country Club Sunday. Competing against 180 golfers, Coleman took the field after he won a match-up of cards with D. Lunn of Quebec, Ronald Coleman of St. Albans after they finished the 18 holes with 76's.

Fourth place in A flight went to Paul Goulet of Orleans with a 77. A Flight (Gross) Mark Coleman, Champlain CC, 76; D. Lunn, Quebec, 76; Ronald1 Coleman, Champlain CC, 76; Paul Goulet, Orleans, 77. Net Charles Smith, St. Johnsbury, 80-1070; Carlton Tarbox, Orleans, 79-970; Dick Nulecahy, Barre, 77-671; Yvon Belanger, Quebec, 82-10-72.

Flight (Gross) Dick Rowse, Richford, 77; M. A. Dussault, Quebec, 80; R. Reeves, Orleans, 81; Jim True, Quebec, 81; Ray Sanville, Orleans, 82; R. L.

Belburgin, 83. Net Jim Emery, Orleans, 80-1565; Clem Fournier, Orleans, 84-16-68; A. Madore, Sher-j brook, 84-15-69; Leonard Raymond, Quebec, 84-1569; Francis Bigolie, St. Johnsbury, 83-14 69; B. Violette, North-field, 87-17-70.

Over Middlebury Cordelia No Boy Cordelia Masia Pruden Pruden Zook Pasquarelli Morgon No Boy 1500 CLAIM Pruden Davis Pasquarelli Pruden Morgan Gobriele Martini Cordelia No Boy 1500 CLAIM Karve No Boy Phillips Young Young Handley Pruden Delgato Krul ji "ZT Let us protect your car against (highway chemicals this winter and for winters to come! GENERAL MOTORS APPROVED UNDERC0ATING for RUSTPRC0FING and SILENTIZING I If you're driving a 1966 or earlier model I automobile you can add years to the beauty and appearance of it by having this done. I CADILLAC APPROVED NINTH RACE SI 1 MILE 7 'Hunstanwortti (3-1) 2 Deep Thmker (4-1) 5 Bobby Lew (5-1) I V-Giadon (4-1) Corleil (4-1) 4 Reody Get Set (8-1) 4 Median Star (8-1) 3 Lanero 2nd (8-1) 1 Speed Player (10-1) CONVERSE GOODRICH RUBBER BOOTS Both regular insulated. i 4 Ml VAL PREDA will be undercooling all the 1968 Cadillacs and Oldsmobilet prior to their delivery! Tibbits Leads Sfowe Victory STOWE Mike Tibbits scored four goals and Bill Johnstone one as Stowe High defeated Hieheate. 5-2. here Mon DECOYS MERRYMEETING BAY Blacks Oversize Whistlers Oversize Geese Oversize VICTOR MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT YOU WON'T Bf SORRY! OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC 1 VAL PREDA I 1 030 Shelb urne Road day in Tri-County League ANCHORS 864-4595 Tackle Larry Miller (left) and they check scouting report for halfback Mike Julow (right) Hartford with head coach Frank were among standouts in South Arena.

Rebels play at Hartford Burlington High's 27-6 win over Saturday. West Rutland Saturday. Here From 0-58 to 27-6 DECOY CORD SNAPS DUCK CALLS action. Stowe, under coach Royce Peacock, leads the Tri-County with an unblemished1 record of 5-0. The Highgate tallies were brought home by Gerald Choin-iere and Arvis Beyor.

Swanton visits Milton Wednesday in its next outing. WINCHESTER REMINGTON AMMUNITION "WOOD'S SPORTING GOODS STORE Rice Jayvees In 28-6 Win MIDDLEBURY Tim Collins scored two touchdowns on runs of 10 and 11 yards to lead the Rice Memorial junior varsity football team to a 28-6 victory over Middlebury here Monday. Danny Wayno scored for Rice Corner of Church Bank Sts, OPEN FRIDAY EVE. Southpaw pitcher Steve Barber of the Baltimore Orioles wears No. 13 on his uniform.

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9:15 A.M. 9:30 A.M Burlington, Vt. 10:30 A.M. WINNER ANOTHER $(0 on a 12 yard run, and Tom! Cain returned an interception' 40 yards for another score. Wayno and Gary Letebvrej ran for extra points for the Little Indians.

AFTERNOON FLIGHT Arrlvol By DANA COOK A 27-6 victory over West Rutland High Saturday may have been just what (he doctor ordered for the South Burlington High football team. "This was a key game for us." explained Coach Frank Arena, who credited his Rebels with bouncing back from a 58-0 loss to Mont-pelier the previous Saturday. "If we had lost this one we really would have been hurting," Arena admitted. "Now I think we are in good shape." Spirit was high during practices the week after the 58-0 Montpclier beating and it paid off Saturday against West Rutland. The Rebs had dropped their opener to Winooski High, 27-7.

Mike Julow, 5-foot-6, 160-pound senior halfback, scored all tour Rebel touchdowns. In the second period, he took a fourth down pass from Steve Leonard for a nine-yard TD play. The score was tied 6-6 at halftime. In the third quarter, Chris Towle passed to Julow for an 18-yard TD play. John Keech ran for the point after to give the Rebs a 13-6 lead they never lost.

Tba Rebels wrapped up the victory with 14 points In the fourth period, scoring In two unorthodox ways. Middle linebacker Larry Hayes intercepted a West Rutland pass at the 50 yard line, ran 25 yards and fumbled. Julow scooped up the loose ball and raced the final 26 yards to the end zone. Keech again scored the extra point as lie took a halfback pass from Julow. Julow intercepted a West Rutland pass and ran 40 yards for the final TD.

Keech rushed for the extra point. Coaches Arena and John Woods, assistant, praised the offensive line play of Dave Lavalette, a 6-foot, 185-pound senior end, and Brad Gardner, a 5-foot-9, 170-pound guard. Defensively, tackle Larry Martin (5-8, 180) and linebacker Kerch (5-8, 175) drew praise from the South Burlington coaching staff. The Rebels play three of the strongest Division II teams in the state in the next three weeks: Hartford, Middlebury and Lyndon Institute. All three are away games.

"We're going to give them all trouble," promised Arena. South Burlington scouted Hartford in its 46-0 win over North Country Union several weeks ago and Arena feels the Rebels "will have to stop their off-tackla plays." Dtparfur 4:30 P.M. 5:45 P.M. 6:15 P.M. 6:45 P.M.

5:30 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 5d I Willi Burlington, Vt. N.

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Burlington, Vt. ONE WAY FARE Burlington, Vt. to Poughkeepsi Poughkaapti to Whita Plaint Burlington, Vt. to Whita Plaint The final Rice scores came when Denis McKenzie blocked a Middlebury punt for a safety. Rice, under coach Dick Hebert, is now 2-0 and faces Spaulding next Monday a home.

Stowe Prep Wins STOWE John Morgan and Roberto Bueno scored two goals each and Pete Flint and Rick Beebe added one more each as Stowe Prep won its season opener here Monday, 6-3, over 3r 7:45 P.M. INCLUDING TAX $30.00 9.60 S39.20 Stephen Thompson, 1067 Glenwood N. TERMINALS Dutches! County Airport Weitcheiter County Airport. floRTHERN Airways MUNICIPAL AIRPORT BURLINGTON, VT. PHONE (802) 863-5581 Marshfield-Plainficld.

I In I) Stowe Prep will host Goddard College Thursday in its next meeting..