UVM Coach to Speak Lions Athletic Banquet
John C. Evans longtime UVM coach will be the principal speaker at the Lions Club Athletic Banquet on Tuesday April 23 at Bennington Catholic High School. The event honors athletes from Bennington High School and Bennington Catholic High School with a student from each school recognized for all around contributions to athletics.
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John C
Fuzzy) Evans
University of Vermont
Lions Club
Bennington Catholic High School
Bennington High School
Evans
UVM
Lounsbury Opposes Admissions Tax for Green Mountain Park
Vermont Rep. James Lounsbury says he opposes a 30 cent admission tax on Pow nal's Green Mountain Park racetrack and would kill the measure outright. He argues the track should operate awhile before any admissions tax, and would support a ski lift tax amendment only if needed to stop the bill.
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James Lounsbury
D-Pownal
Pownal
Green Mountain Park
Bennington County
Joseph J. Caracciola
Bennington
Lounsbury
Laine Vance
Danville
Caracciola
Vance
Mounties Host Bennington In Season Opener
Mt. Greylock Regional High School hosts Bennington High School in the season opener on the diamond beside the regional school in Williamstown. First pitch is scheduled for 4 p.m.
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Williamstown
Mass
Mt. Greylock Regional High School
Bennington
Mounties
U.S
Giants Drop to 3-Way Tie and Yankees Take Lead
Baseball roundup reports Larry Jackson’s 3-1 Cubs win over the Giants gives Chicago a 3-1 Cubs edge while the Giants, Pirates, and Phillies share first place at 4-1. Other results note Mets winless with three shutouts, Koufax beaten by Colts, and a rare White House postponement in Los Angeles.
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Bob Kennedy
Chicago Cub
Larry Jackson
Lindy McDaniel
Cubs
St. L Cardinals
Kennedy
Jackson
San Francisco Giants
McDaniel
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Phils
St. Louis
Phillies
Wes Covington
Charley James
Earl Averill
Chicago
Los Angeles
California
Dodgers
Cub
McBean
Pirates
Sanders Captures Greensboro Open With Four-Stroke Margin
Doug Sanders, 29, village Cedar Town Ga, won the Greater Greensboro Open at Sedgefield CC posting 270 total to finish four ahead of Jimmy Clark 274. Sanders shot 68 65 68 69 to match the tournament record set by Sam Snead.
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Greensboro
N.C
Cedartown
Durham
Chamber of Commerce
Doug Sanders
North Carolina
Sanders
Sedgefield Country Club
Sam Snead
Jimmy Clark
Huntington Beach
Calif
Kel Nagle
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Art Wall
Harold Kneece
Lincoln Downs Resumes Bets After Nine Race Card
At Lincoln Downs Rhode Island a 18,342 crowd bet $1,288,945 with $45,145 refunded after a fourth race gate collision caused delays and two horses refused to start. One bettor correctly picked all winners from races six to nine, while jockey Merwin Trombley rode Imitator Ready Man Swap Off in the day’s winning mounts. The track posted its highest twin double payoff ever at $47,611.80.
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Lincoln
R.I
Lincoln Downs
Bettor
Imitator
Merwin Trombley
Ready Man
Rhode Island
Weekend Baseball Schedule and Standings
Weekly slate shows scheduled games across leagues with cities listed for Tuesday and today. National League standings highlight San Francisco Pittsburgh Philadelphia St. Louis Milwaukee Chicago Houston Cincinnati New York and the latest results include Chicago over San Francisco 3 to 1 and Milwaukee over New York 1 to 0 in 10 innings.
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W. L. Pet. G.B. San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Chicago
Houston
Cincinnati
New York
San Francisco
Mt Mansfield ski bums toil on winter slopes
In Stowe Vermont a vibrant group of about 250 young visitors known as ski bums spend December to April chasing powder. They work nights waiting tables while pursuing skiing and creative goals, with several planning college, careers, or training in Oregon and Munich.
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STOWE
Mt. Mansfield
Oregon
Chile
Stowe Village
George Davis
Windsor
Conn
Davis
University of Connecticut
Munich
Germany
Oleg Ritter
Poland
Ritter
New England
Mt. Hood
Diane Bolieau
Dorset
Janet Andrews
Worcestershire
Diane
Janet
Benhi Coach Recovers From Chest Surgery
Arthur Gage, Bennington High School boys' physical education director and football coach, is reported to be “coming along nicely” after chest surgery at Albany Medical Center. His wife Ida says he hopes to return home in a few days and aims to be back at work within two weeks after surgeons removed a cyst on the thymus gland.
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Arthur Gage
Bennington High School
Albany, N.Y
Gage
Ida
Bendi
Rhode Island Rams Announce 1963 64 hoops schedule
University of Rhode Island basketball coach Ernie Calverley unveiled the 1963 64 Rams schedule a 26 game slate. Non conference games include Memphis State Loyola of New Orleans and Miami with dates from December through February and home and away contests against Brown Providence Massachusetts Connecticut and Maine among others.
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Kingston, R.I
University of Rhode Island
Memphis State
Loyola of New Orleans
Miami
Ernie Calverley
Rams
St. Michael’s
Fordham
New Hampshire
Brown
St. Joseph's
Brandeis
St John’s
Connecticut
Holy Cross
Maine
Vermont
Providence
Boston University
Massachusetts
Manhattan
Colby
Santo Leads Cubs Past Giants With First Home Run
Ron Santo singled and scored the Cubs first run then belted his first homer of the season to beat the Giants 3-1. Al McBean allowed 10 hits but earned a 1-0 win over Cincinnati in a tense duel with Joey Jay.
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Ron Santo
Cubs
Giants
al McBean
Pirates
Cincinnati
Joey Jay
Pacific Coast League Scores Reported By AP
Minor League results include Portland 4-9 over Dallas Fort Worth 5-5, Seattle 5 Tacoma 5, San Diego 3 Salt Lake postponed, Portland 9 Dallas Fort Worth 5, San Diego 5 Tacoma 4 in 12 innings, Denver 7 Spokane 2, Oklahoma City 4 Seattle 3, Salt Lake at Hawaii postponed.
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Dallas-Fort Worth
Portland
Spokane
Denver
Oklahoma City
Seattle
Tacoma
San Diego
Salt Lake
Hawaii
Pan Am Games Delegation Lands In Miami Without Faust
The United States Pan American team assembled in Miami Beach for the Sao Paulo games with about 370 athletes. High jumper Joe Faust of Southern California could not compete after sending word he could not attend the event. The group includes track swimmers wrestlers basketball soccer divers cyclists and women’s teams with final arrivals set through Tuesday.
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Miami Beach
Fla
America
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Art Lentz
U. S
Lentz
Faust
U.S
Lakeland, Fla
Education Board To Hear Reports In Montpelier Meeting
The Vermont Education Board will meet Wednesday to hear a report from Commissioner A John Holden. No comment was available on the ideologically themed material ban dispute in state adult training courses. Holden will discuss citizen education workshops, meetings with Addison Rutland and Rutland Fair Haven unions, vacancies, legislation progress, and other matters. The board will consider state aid for Spring Street School renovation in Winooski and Orleans High School site size adjustment for the proposed addition.
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Spring Street
Winooski
Orleans Board of School Directors
Orleans High School
Faulkner's Two Goals Lift Red Wings In Game Five
Detroit rookie Alex Faulkner scored twice to lift the Red Wings to a 3-2 win over Toronto in the NHL final series. His goals erased 1-1 and 2-2 ties, forcing a crucial game Tuesday at Olympia Stadium as Detroit staved off a 3-0 deficit.
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Detroit
Alex Faulkner
Detroit Red Wings’ Stars
Toronto Maple Leafs
Leafs
Toronto
Faulkner
Red Wings
Sid Abel
Wings
Chicago
Olympia Stadium
Maple Leaf Gardens
Williams College Opens at Middlebury in Season Opener
Williams College baseball heads to Middlebury for the Ephs season debut against the Panthers. Co captain George Mayer leads with a .353 clip in 34 at bats, while John Donovan eyes a strong start on the mound. Williams holds a 28 4 edge in the series since 1901 and plans two home games next week against Golby and Bowdoin.
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Williamstown
Mass
Bobby Coombs
Williams College
Middlebury
Ephs
Panthers
Williams
North Carolina
George Mayer
John Donovan
Coombs
Harry Lum
Ken Griffith
Bob LeRoy
Steve Hyde
Soph Dave Murphy
Bohmen
Golby
Bowdoin
Lassiter Wins World Pocket Billiards Championship
Luther Lassiter of Elizabeth City North Carolina won the World Pocket Billiards Championship in a week long round robin event. He finished 10 1 with only one defeat to Jimmy Moore of Albuquerque New Mexico. Moore placed second with 8 3 and Frank McGown of Brooklyn third with 7 4.
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Luther Lassiter
Elizabeth City
N.C
Jimmy Moore
Albuquerque
N.M
Mike Eufemia
New York
Irving Crane
Rochester
N.Y
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