Rutland Daily Herald from Rutland, Vermont • 10

I 10 RUTLAND DAILY HERALD THURSDAY MORNING OCTOBER 28 1971 Tullar Brothers Take Thetford Past Rebels Rockets Crush Canaan As Wilbur Scores Four Tne game was well handled and well controlled by Bob Parro and Bob Abrahamson The win moved Thetford upset only by South Rovalton early in the season into quarter-final tournament action against Sacred Heart Saturday Little Steve Hubbard injured action for the winners later Thetford had 17 shots on goal Palmer notched seven relatively came up with several fine blocks in the early going got back into to 11 for Leland and Gray while easy saves to nine for Nau who Soccer Oxbow Union at 2:30 on the Vermont Tech field in Randolph Center Just three miles away and starting half an hour earlier Burr A Burton of Manchester takes on defending I-L titlist Champlain Valley at the Braintree-iRandolph Union field Mt Anthony faces Northfield in a 2:30 game in Proctor Both the Pats and the Cosmos take 6-5-1 marks into the action while the Bulldogs risk a 6-5-0 record Mt Anthony relies upon the scoring of Terry Raetz Paul Rice and Tim Miller for offense while halfback Barry Burdick and fullback Harold Henningsen and goalie Sam Calliano carry the defensive load The Bulldogs have scoring stength in Ernie Sallo and Gary Baker while halfback Bill Cairns and fullback Allen Markey steady the defense Both the Pats and the Bulldogs have relatively young teams and Playoffs this year was expected to be a rebuilding one for both But coaches Birgir Vigsnes and Ed Latz have brought their kids along well enough for the tourney shot Other I-L games Thursday will find top-seeded Mt Mansfield playing Milton Essex Junction meeting Hazen Union Missisquoi taking on Randolph North Country vying against Academy and Harwood squaring off against South Burlington A full list of times and sites is below Class S-M Results Only five games were scheduled in the S-M division Wednesday as the top three seeds Black River Proctor and Arlington drew byes In action Thetford pounced on Leland Gray 3-1 and Rochester throttled Canaan (last finalist loser to Proctor) 6-1 (see stories elsewhere) In the other games Twinfield PLAINFIELD (Special) -Exploding for four goals in the first period including three off the foot of Scott Wilbur the 1 Rochester Rockets overwhelmed Canaan 6-1 in an S-M playoff tilt Before the game was four minutes old Wilbur already had two goals He had smashed in a Mike Wood assist after two minutes and then accepted Bill assistance for another score at 3:30 Rochester runner-up to Thetford in the CVL will now meet MVL runner-up Proctor in quarterfinal round The time and site are still undetermined After Wilbur pumped in his first two goals Martin Lary blasted a goal past Canaan netman Earl Bunnel after 11 minutes had elapsed Wilbur then concluded his first quarter rampage with a goal just a minute later Harvey assisted on goal while Dicken Lary assisted on last The score jumped to 5-0 in the second period when Kevin Parrish converted a penalty kick Canaan though about halfway through the third quarter cut into the lead slightly as Ben Lemay used Bob assistance for a goal Just 5:30 into the fourth Harvey turned scorer as Wilbur picked up the assist Thus Wilbur had three goals and one assist while Harvey had a very respectable day with his two assists and one goal Frank Severy came up with seven saves for Rochester while Bunnell had five Canaan outshot the Rockets 20-16 Other Rocket standouts were fullbacks Mike Wood who had an assist and Barry Sherman both of whom excelled defensively SMC Club Team Faces Must Game WINOOSKI (Special) -Fresh from its first win on the road since 1966 the St College club football team Tuesday began preparing for important engagement against the University of Hartford Both St and Hartford are 3-1 on the season and 2-1 in the Colonial Division of the Eastern Collegiate Club Football Conference "The Hartford game" claims Coach Bob Kenny a must for us if we are to remain in contention with Providence the unbeaten conference The Knights may have problems at tackle on Sunday John Misiaszek Becklo and Dave Buteau all tackles may see limited service because Erf arm and shoulder injuries By CHARLIE SPENCER SOUTH WOODSTOCK (Special A pair of bang -bang goals in the third period here yesterday featuring the talented Tullar 'brothers booted Thetford to a 3 -1 triumph over Leland and Gray in the opening round of the -S soccer tourney Playing in perfect weather before a good-sized crowd at the Woodstock Country School field Ted Peters' 12-1-0 Panthers were thwarted for a half by Dick Omands 8-5-0 Rebels before the Tullars tore a 1 -1 tie apart with their heroics Frank Cutting cashing irt too only 18 seconds apart at the 7:15 and 7:33 marks in the third quarter Following a scoreless first quarter dominated by Thetford's CVL divisional champions both clubs got on the board in the second period Rendy Tullar toed in a pass from Pat Tullar at the 9:40 mark and the left-footed boomer gave the Panthers a 1 -0 lead It stood up until Glenn Brown curved a perfect corner kick right into the net to get the Rebels even with only 40 seconds lett to play in the half Although conversion of corner kicks via the direct route is a rather rare occurence in soccer Brown's stunner was hardly a fluke Glenn turned the trick twice in one game during the regular season The equalizer fired Leland and Gray up but the explosive tallies by the Tullars switched momentum back to Thetford in the third period and goalie George Palmer who had a much easier afternoon than goalie Dennis Nau made the edge stand up The Panthers lost a goal shortly before the two -goal outburst Rendy Tullar rammed a short indirect kick past Nau but officials ruled that the ball failed to make a complete rotation and the Petersmen had to try it again This time Nau came up with a great save on Mike Waterman's point-blank bomb Moments later though Frank Cutting converted a Rendy Tullar pass and beat Nau neatly to make it 2-i Seconds later Pat Tullar turned a long left -footed boot by Doug Dresser into an insurance tally that took a lot of the starch out of the Rebels Nau came up with a couple of saves on Rendy Tullar in the final period after Leland and Gray threatened with a couple of corner kicks and save on a shot by Jody Boyle killed the Rebels' last serious threat The winners got fine games at fullback from Dresser and Tim Caldwell Iwhile Dave Fontaine and Tim Newell played well in front of Nau Thetford playing without Mike Fifield injured and out for the season also operated without starting halfback Jed Betts who hopes to be ready for the Panthers' next game Thursday next opponent) cut down Chelsea 2-1 Sacred Heart dumped Stowe 1-0 and BFA of Fairfax earned the right to meet Arlington by stopping South Royalton 3-0 Dave goal off Kelly Burbank's corner kick and subsequent penalty kick powered Twinfield to its 2-1 win over Chelsea Ron Allen scored for Chelsea Bob Rivard pumped in the only goal of the game as Sacred Heart of Newport beat Stowe 1-0 Gary Collins tallied goals in both the first and second quarters and teammate Dave Keefe added a third period score in 3-0 win over South Royalton quarterfinals are set (as listed below) but times and sites had not been established Wednesday evening Dartmouth Frosh Overpowering MIDDLEBURY (Special) be a national power in three stated Gary Hindley Middlebury coach referring to the Dartmouth soccer Indians His undefeated squad had just had its streak abruptly ended by a loaded Dartmouth freshman team 5-0 became just a matter of when they were going to put it said Hindley of the Indians whose roster lists such high school power areas as St Louis New Jersey California and even Trinidad After a fairly close first half the Indians blew the game open in the final period Frank Gallo of St Louis had a goal in each of the first and third periods for the Indians before Dartmouth concluded the game with a three-goal fourth quarter Mark Porto came up with six Dartmouth saves while Bill Gradante had 14 in the Panther nets Dartmouth had a 23-13 shots-on-goal edge The Dartmouth freshmen now 6-0 on the year have outscored their opponents by a cumulative 26-1 edge The 4-1 Panthers conclude their season Saturday by hosting Union Monadnock Speedway Rte 10 Winchester NH 6 Mi So of Keene NH Racing Sunday At 2:00 PM Eight I Now that the first round of the 5-M state soccer tourney is complete the focus of attention moves to the I-L tourney Thursday as 16 teams square off in eight separate games The balance of power normally resides in the south in the S-M division and conversely in the north in the- higher classification Only three southern teams will play Thursday and none rates a tag Springfield probably the strongest of the southern trio meets a new school to the event Vermont Assured Of Title BURLINGTON (Special) -The University of Vermont soccer team put it all together much to the consternation of the Norwich University squad as the Cats assured themselves of a tie for the mythical state championship with a resounding 6-0 victory over the Cadets Improving each game the Cats have been unable to put together four straight solid quarters of soccer Wednesday they did outshooting their guests 50-13 in a tune-up for big Yankee Conference clash with Massachusetts in Amherst Mass Peter Bernhardt opened the onslaught with his unassisted goal at 21:00 of the first Then George Lavigne bombed in his first two goals of the season at 6:00 of the second assisted by Pete Breen and then at 10:30 of the third unassisted Breen made it 4-0 slamming in Rich assist at 19:45 of the third Then lineman Rick Valway powered in his first tally of the season assisted by Bob Buzzell at 4:22 of the final quarter Tri-captain Dave Ojala of Proctor pumped in the final tally and his second of the season as Bernhardt assisted at 11:30 of the fourth Pair Carries CSC CASTLETON (Special) -Downing Braley slammed home two goals as the Castleton State College Spartans bombed state college rival Lyndon 5-0 Wednesday The Spartans exploded for four goals in the second period including both of Fessah Habetab opened the scoring unassisted and then aided Wayne Komulainen as CSC made it 2-0 Then Braley jammed in both of his the first assisted by the talented Habetab The second was unassisted Dave Fair wound up with the scoring in the third period heading in Pete corner kick CSC outshot Lyndon 33-9 as Dan Adams came up with eight saves in recording his sixth shutout of the year The Spartans will seek to up their 7-3 record at St Saturday Tourney Timetable Classes S-M Results Black River (11-0-0) drew Bye Twinfield (6-5-1) def Chelsea (7-2-2) 2-1 at Berlin Thetford (12-1-0) def Leland Gray (8-4-0) 3-1 at South Woodstock Sacred Heart (10-3-0) def Stowe (6-5-1) 1-0 at Johnson State Proctor (8-2-0) drew Bye Rochester (10-2-0) def Canaan (5-6-0) 6-1 at Twinfield Arlington (9-2-0) drew Bye BFA Fairfax (9-3-1) def South Royalton (6-5-0) 3-0 at 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