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80 Years of Drum and Bugle Corps Scores 6 r e t p a h 80 years of drum C and bugle corps scores 4. De La Salle Oaklands, Toronto, ONT . 74.00 I Open class prelims 5. Blue Rock, Wilmington, DE . 73.15 1. Santa Clara Vanguard, Santa Clara, CA . 82.25 6. Polish Falcon Cadets, Elizabeth, NJ . 73.10 2. Anaheim Kingsmen, Anaheim, CA . 81.60 7. Des Plaines Vanguard, Des Plaines, IL . 68.10 3. De La Salle Oaklands, Toronto, ONT . 76.85 8. The Thing, Cedarburg, WI . 67.70 4. Blue Devils, Concord, CA . 75.55 9. Phantom Regiment, Rockford, IL . 67.45 5. Phantom Regiment, Rockford, IL . 72.25 10. Marion Cadets, Marion, OH . 64.10 6. Cavaliers, Park Ridge, IL . 71.55 11. General Butler Vagabonds, Lyndora, PA . 62.55 7. Black Knights, Belleville, IL . 70.30 12. Americanos, Appleton, WI . 61.40 8. Regiment Militaire, New Orleans, LA . 69.85 13. Seneca Princemen, Willowdale, ONT . 60.00 9. Cardinals, Beverly, MA . 66.95 I Class A and all-girl prelims 10. Polish Falcon Cadets, Elizabeth, NJ . 66.65 1. Etobicoke Crusaders, Etobicoke, ONT . 74.65 11. Marion Cadets, Marion, OH . 64.65 2. Squires, Watkins Glen, NY . 73.00 12. Southern Tier Grenadiers, Vestal, NY . 62.10 3. Charioteers, Troy, AL . 72.45 13. TIE -- Emerald Cadets, New Haven, CT . 61.45 4. TIE -- Southern Tier Grenadiers, Vestal, NY . 68.45 TIE -- Surfers, New London, CT . 61.45 TIE -- Marquis, Fond du Lac, WI . 68.45 15. Squires, Watkins Glen, NY . 60.85 6. Mello-Dears All-Girl, Owego, NY . 68.25 16. Colt .45s, Dubuque, IA . 60.65 7. CapitolAires All-Girl, Madison, WI . 62.95 17. Etobicoke Crusaders, Etobicoke , ONT . 59.75 8. Belles of St. Mary’s All-Girl, Rhinelander, WI . 61.00 18. Black Watch, Federal Way, WA . 59.40 19. Pioneer, Cedarburg, WI . 59.30 1974 American International 20. General Butler Vagabonds, Lyndora, PA . 58.25 1973 American International Butler, Pennsylvania 21. I.C. Reveries, Revere, MA . 53.30 Butler, Pennsylvania August 6-7, 1974 22. Monarchs, Wayne, NJ . 48.15 August 7-8, 1973 I Open class finals 23. Spectacle City Mariners, Greendale, WI . 38.10 I Open class finals 1. Santa Clara Vanguard, Santa Clara, CA . 88.25 I Class A and all-girl prelims 1. Santa Clara Vanguard, Santa Clara, CA . 86.10 2. Anaheim Kingsmen, Anaheim, CA . 87.15 1. Seneca Princemen, Willowdale, ONT . 66.25 2. Troopers, Casper, WY . 85.85 3. Blue Devils, Concord, CA . 81.60 2. CapitolAires All-Girl, Madison, WI . 65.40 3. Black Knights, Belleville, IL . 78.05 4. De La Salle Oaklands, Toronto, ONT . 79.85 3. Charioteers, Troy, AL . 63.30 4. Polish Falcon Cadets, Elizabeth, NJ . 75.20 5. Phantom Regiment, Rockford, IL . 79.35 4. Greece Cadets, Rochester, NY . 62.05 5. De La Salle Oaklands, Toronto, ONT . 72.70 6. Black Knights, Belleville, IL . 77.60 5. Marquis, Fond du Lac, WI . 61.60 6. Blue Rock, Wilmington, DE . 71.05 7. Cavaliers, Park Ridge, IL . 76.90 6. Gauchos, Fulton, NY . 61.40 7. The Thing, Cedarburg, WI . 69.80 8. Regiment Militaire, New Orleans, LA . 76.70 7. Flying Dutchmen, Kitchener-Waterloo, ONT . 55.80 8. Des Plaines Vanguard, Des Plaines, IL . 67.05 9. Cardinals, Beverly, MA . 73.90 8. Windjammers, Port Washington, WI . 54.65 9. Phantom Regiment, Rockford, IL . 66.80 10. Polish Falcon Cadets, Elizabeth, NJ . 71.85 9. Cardinals, Scarborough, ONT . 52.90 10. Marion Cadets, Marion, OH . 62.10 I Class A finals 10. Floridians, Miami, FL . 50.70 I Class A finals 1. Seneca Princemen, Willowdale, ONT . 70.40 11. Legion Vanguard, Melrose, MA . 49.65 1. Squires, Watkins Glen, NY . 70.35 2. Charioteers, Troy, AL . 63.75 12. Fire-ettes All-Girl, Norwich, CT . 49.05 2. Etobicoke Crusaders, Etobicoke, ONT . 68.75 3. Marquis, Fond du Lac, WI . 62.75 13. Tri-Town Cadets, Castile, NY . 48.65 3. Charioteers, Troy, AL . 62.15 4. Gauchos, Fulton, NY . 62.40 14. Fitchburg Kingsmen, Fitchburg, MA . 48.10 4. Southern Tier Grenadiers, Vestal, NY . 61.25 5. Greece Cadets, Rochester, NY . 60.85 15. Mello-Dears All-Girl, Owego, NY . 47.15 5. Marquis, Fond du Lac, WI . 56.80 6. Windjammers, Port Washington, WI . 56.50 16. Royal Knights, Manitowoc, WI . 46.30 I All-girl finals 7. Flying Dutchmen, Kitchener-Waterloo, ONT . 49.55 17. Shoreliners, Lakeview, NY . 45.45 1. CapitolAires All-Girl, Madison, WI . 63.10 8. Floridians, Miami, FL . 46.90 18. Ventures All-Girl, Kitchener-Waterloo, ONT . 45.10 2. Mello-Dears All-Girl, Owego, NY . 52.20 9. Cardinals, Scarborough, ONT . 46.80 19. Opti-Knights, Guelph, ONT . 44.85 3. Belles of St. Mary’s All-Girl, Rhinelander, WI . 44.80 I All-girl finals 20. Belles of St. Mary’s All-Girl, Rhinelander, WI . 43.80 I Open class prelims 1. CapitolAires All-Girl, Madison, WI . 66.60 21. Sharpsburg Cadets, Sharpsburg, PA . 40.90 1. Santa Clara Vanguard, Santa Clara, CA . 84.00 2. Fire-ettes All-Girl, Norwich, CT . 50.50 22. Nee Hi’s All-Girl, Clinton, IA . 35.00 2. Troopers, Casper, WY . 83.85 3. Mello-Dears All-Girl, Owego, NY . 46.70 23. Catholic Daughters of America All-Girl, Butler, PA . 33.65 3. Black Knights, Belleville, IL . 76.35 24. Silver Sabers, Beaver Falls, PA . 31.00 227 sAntA clArA vAnguArd, Santa Clara, CA (1981). freelAncers, Sacramento, CA (1976). guArdsmen, Schaumburg, IL (1979). Photo by Dick Deihl from the collection of Drum Corps World. Photo by Jane Boulen from the collection of Drum Corps World. Photo by Jane Boulen from the collection of Drum Corps World. 25. Miami Valley Lancers, Tipp City, OH . 28.90 16. ’76ers, Syracuse, NY . 50.20 2. Gauchos, Fulton, NY . 61.10 26. Derry Patriots, Derry, PA . 26.75 17. Cardinals, Scarborough, ONT . 45.50 3. Cardinals, Beverly, MA . 60.40 27. 84th Bucktail Regiment, Emporium, PA . 25.75 18. American Patrol, Batavia, NY . 45.15 4. Bengal Lancers, Trumbull, CT . 58.00 28. Silver Knights, Perrine, FL . 22.15 19. Sundowners, Eau Claire, WI . 44.80 5. Jeanettes All-Girl, Lynn, MA . 56.35 20. Windjammers, Port Washington, WI . 44.05 6. Ventures All-Girl, Kitchener-Waterloo, ONT . 55.00 1975 American International 21. Silver Sabers, Beaver Falls, PA . 43.05 7. Emerald Knights, Cedar Rapids, IA . 52.50 Butler, Pennsylvania 22. Derry Patriots, Derry, PA . 40.45 8. Les Chatelaines All-Girl, Laval, QUE . 47.25 August 5-6, 1975 23. TIE -- Princemen, Milwaukee, WI . 37.00 9. Catholic Daughters of America All-Girl, Butler, PA . 42.15 I Open class finals TIE -- Bluewater Buccaneers, Sarnia, ONT . 37.00 10. Mello-Dears All-Girl, Owego, NY . 41.05 1. Madison Scouts, Madison, WI . 88.55 25. Mighty Liberators, Rochester, NY . 34.25 11. Belles of St. Mary’s All-Girl, Rhinelander, WI . 40.05 2. Santa Clara Vanguard, Santa Clara, WI . 87.35 26. Sabre Cadets, Sharpsburg, PA . 31.90 12. Bandettes All-Girl, Sault Ste. Marie, ONT . 28.50 3. Oakland Crusaders, Etobicoke, ONT . 81.80 27. Voyageurs, Janesville, WI . 30.50 13. New Day All-Girl, Racine, WI . 24.05 4. Kilties, Racine, WI . 81.75 I All-girl prelims 14. Nee Hi’s All-Girl, Clinton, IA . 22.90 5. Royal Crusaders, Finleyville, PA . 80.55 1. CapitolAires All-Girl, Madison, WI . 64.40 15. Royaleer Mounties All-Girl, Haddonfield, NJ . 15.50 6. Phantom Regiment, Rockford, IL . 80.30 2. Ventures All-Girl, Kitchener-Waterloo, ONT . 57.60 7. Squires, Watkins Glen, NY . 76.85 3. Jeanettes All-Girl, Lynn, MA . 49.40 1977 American International 8. Freelancers, Sacramento, CA . 74.40 4. Alpine Girls, Rochester, NY . 49.10 Butler, Pennsylvania 9. Polish Falcon Cadets, Elizabeth, NJ . 73.10 5. Mello-Dears All-Girl, Owego, NY . ..
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