Hopkins Propels Manchester to Junior High Tourney Title
Reg Hopkins scored 13 of his 19 points in the second half to lift Manchester to a 38-34 comeback victory over Bennington in the Bennington County Junior High Basketball Tournament final at Bennington High School. Ed Campbell scored eight and earned all tourney honors alongside Hopkins as Tom Butterfield’s Kittens erased a halftime deficit, with Reynolds and Christie powering Bennington’s effort.
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Bennington
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Tom Flynn
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Herb Bowen
Denny Brooks
Flynn
Kittens
Molly Stark
Crawford
Coulman
Bennington Catholic
Frank Bizzarro
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BCHS
Steve Coulman
Arlington
John Crawford
Bizzarro
Man
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Harwood Parker Hopkins
Hill
Benn
Finnegan
Boodakian
Christie Mook Reynolds
Mears
Brooks
Arl
SF Moore
Lindsey Zimmer
Ulery Schoff
Molly Stark Becker
Roy Landon Wager
Crawford Jacobs
Hughes
Bowling Ad Listings and Local Business Names
A compact OCR fragment lists bowling venues and local businesses including Perrotta Ins Harrison Vending Madkour's Market Robt Greene Mblht Bennington Lanes Bell Laundry Liggett-Bosworth Hoosick Falls First Natl Stores WW 55 4910 42 41 36 37.
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Harrison Vending
Madkour
Greene
Bennington Lanes
Bell Laundry
Liggett-Bosworth Hoosick Falls
Nat’l
Richman's Crystal Ball: Quick Picks for World Series
UPI columnist leans Reds and Indians to win, naming top finishers in American and National Leagues. He projects Cleveland and Detroit as early leaders, lauds Reds pitching staff, notes Koufax and Drysdale boost for Dodgers, and highlights young arms on several clubs. Predictions cover season outlook and pennant contenders across both leagues.
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UPI
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Chicago
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Washington
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Boston
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Los Angeles
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Houston
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Dodgers
Don Sutton
Florida
Celtics defeat 76ers 115 96 to take series lead
Boston coach Red Auerbach credited strong defense as the difference in a 115 96 win over Philadelphia in the NBA playoffs opener. Sam Jones scored 29 and John Havlicek 22 for the Celtics while Wilt Chamberlain led Philadelphia with 25.
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John Havlicek
Philadelphia
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German shepherds win at Amsterdam dog club match
Five dogs owned by Bennington residents won prizes at a Breed and Obedience Match held by the Southern Adirondack Dog Club in Amsterdam. Sired by Knickerbocker of Allendale, Barney placed second in the 3 to 6 month confirmation class. Tosca owned by Mrs. Miller took second in novice obedience with 153 of 155. Ericka scored 150. Dorothy and Gordon Gerrish’s Knickerbocker of Allendale, C D CDX, took second in obedience, while Coffee Van Hallmark, owned by Mrs. Gerrish, placed third in 3 to 6 month confirmation.
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Shaftsbury
Vermont skiers land spots on U S team for world champs
Three Vermont skiers earned U S team berths after the Sierra Cup at Heavenly Valley. Penny McCoy of Bishop California joined the women’s squad along with Wendy Allen Cathy Allen Suzanne Chaffee Jean Saubert Joan Hannah Jean Barrows. Men’s team includes Bill Kidd Jim Heuga Bill March Dennis McCoy Walt Falk and Don Brooks. The teams will race for the world championships in August in Protillo Chile.
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Bishop
Mammoth Mountain Ski Club
U.S
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Wendy Allen
San Pedro
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Jean Saubert
McCall
Idaho
University of Utah
Joan Hannah
Franconia
N.H
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San Ped
Suzanne Chaffee
Rutland
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Bill Kidd
Stowe
Silvermont
Jim Heuga
Tahoe City
University of Colorado
Bill March
Aspen
Colo
Dennis McCoy
University of Denver
Walt Falk
Boise
Jim Barrows
Steamboat Springs
University of California
Jere Elliott
Don Brooks
Vancouver
Wash
Protillo
Chile
U.S. Ski Association
Byron Nishkian
San Francisco
Sox Near End For Bennett Arm Woes
Dennis Bennett, the Sox sore armed southpaw, was knocked out in the fifth inning as Boston beat the Detroit Tigers 6-4 in St Peters burg. Manager Billy Herman said the team cannot carry chronic sore armed pitchers after Bennett's limited 1965 season start since being traded from Philadelphia.
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Owen Johnson
Mike Andrews
Toronto
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Felix Mantilla
Houston Astros
Eddie Kasko
Mantilla
Kasko
Roseboro Delivers With Three Run Homer On Marichal
Dodgers catcher Johnny Roseboro homered to back Claude Osteen in an 8 4 spring training win over the Giants at Phoenix. Roseboro had previously sued Juan Marichal after the 1965 incident, saying the case is closed for now. Marichal allowed five runs and seven hits in five innings as the Dodgers built a spring momentum.
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