Green North Bennington to host Bennington High in opener
Green North Bennington, Molly Stark League champions last season, hosts Bennington High School in a 4 p.m. game at North Bennington. Coach Bud Leamy brings a green roster with 25 candidates after an 11-1 finish. Bennington, with seven returning starters, seeks early-season balance as Art Howe and Bobby Babson lead the Catamounts.
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North Bennington
Bennington High School
Bud Leamy
Leamy
Pete Holden
Phil Harrington
Sim Crosier
Ricky Haynes
Crosier
Haynes
John Durand
Bob Lane
Dave Henderson
Governors
Bendi
Art Howe
John Wilkinson
Darrell Sawyer
Bobby Babson
Larry Watkins
Steve Hitchey
Leo Plante
Ivars Vitenbergs
Brad Stevens
Mike Frasier
Chuck Nolfe
Dave Ordway
BENHI
Bennington
Williamstown
Ed Farrar
Bill Hickock
Micke Frasier
Charlie Nolfe
Francis Buck
Francis Morin
Danny Gates
Jim Welch
Paul Woodard
Bob Baldwin
Bob Babson
John Burgess
Steve Peterson
Bill Derosier
Fred Ayres
Carl Rice
Hawks Take 3-0 Shine Clinches Edge Over Leafs
Chicago Black Hawks blank Toronto Maple Leafs 3-0 at home to push series lead to 2-1. Stan Mikita and Ab McDonald scored in the second period with Bronco Horvath adding late goal as Glenn Hall posted his second playoff shutout this postseason. Mikita’s goal gives him 17 playoff points, three from Gordie Howe’s 1955 record.
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Chicago
Chicago Black Hawks
Toronto Maple
Toronto
Punch Imlach
Maple Leafs
Hawks
Stan Mikita
Ab McDonald
Bronco Horvath
Glenn Hall
Montreal
Canadiens
Mikita
Detroit
Gordie Howe
YMCA Tour nament Days schedule set for April start
The sixth annual YMCA Tour nament Days will begin April 23 per YMCA Associate Secretary John Riddle. Events in pool table tennis and bowling are open to all Y members through age 18 with divisions for 14 and under and 15 through 18. Registration is at the YMCA office through Friday April 20.
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YMCA
John Riddle
Bowling Union Carbide Consumer Products Club Scores
The page lists bowling scores and statistics for Union Carbide Consumer Products Company players. Names include High and Low scorers such as Irvey Holden Short W Beebe and W Beebe plus various foul counts and strike-out tallies across multiple frames.
Record Daily Double Pays $25,421 at Rockingham Park
A record twin double pool at Rockingham Park harness meet yields $25,421.20 to an unidentified winner who took the Saturday night payoff. The pool total set a record at $30,628, while Lusty Leader paid $4.80 in the Franconia Pacer at 2:05.2.
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Salem
N. H
Rockingham Park
Foul Five Maintains Lead Despite Loss In League Action
The Foul Five of Union Carbide Consumer Products bowing league stay in first place after a 2-1 loss to the Hi Lo's at Bennington Lanes. Strikeouts remain 5% ahead of the second place Jacks and Jills, while Hi Lo's sit 5% back and hold third. The Rangers are fourth after a 2-1 defeat to the Cardenas. The Short Circuits drop 3-0 to the Flat Five, who are sixth and 1% behind. Jacks and Jills and Cardenas occupy seventh and eighth. Cecile Short had a 232 high single, Chuck Holden a 618 high set.
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Union Carbide Consumer Products Company
Hi-Lo’s
Bennington Lanes
Jacks and Jills
Hi- Lo’s
Rangers
Cardenas
Carbenas
Cecile Short
Chuck Holden
Mary Margaret Revell Seeks Miami Beach Swim Record
Plucky Mary Margaret Revell, a 24 year old Detroit swimmer with red hair, was hospitalized after aborting her third attempt to swim around Miami Beach. Doctors cited possible appendicitis or a muscle spasm after stomach cramps ended her ride 6 p.m. into the 28 mile route. Her first two tries on March 4 and March 18 were stopped by cramps and rough seas.
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Miami
Fla
Miami Beach
Mary Margaret Revell
Detroit
Biscayne Bay
Atlantic Ocean
Mary Margaret
Chicago shuts out Toronto as playoff series stands
Chicago defeated Toronto 3 to 0 on Saturday with no Sunday game. Toronto leads the series 2-1. The schedule lists Monday and Tuesday games with Toronto at Chicago in the upcoming matches.
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Chicago
Toronto
Lakers Edge Celtics 126 121 To Lead Series 3 2
Los Angeles beat Boston 126 to 121 as the Lakers take a 3 2 series edge in the NBA playoffs. No further games are scheduled. next move is Boston at Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Boston
Robinson Aaron Lift Reds Braves With Big Sunday Winners
Frank Robinson led Cincinnati to a 4-3 win over the Giants ending a five game skid while Henry Aaron sparked Milwaukee to a 6-3 victory over the Dodgers. PurKey earned his second win as Pittsburgh topped New York 7-2 and other games affected by rain or cold to start the season.
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Cincinnati
Frank Robinson
Milwaukee
Henry Aaron
Giants
Reds
Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Bob Purkey
Pittsburgh
New York
Mets
Aaron
Robinson
Henry
Sandy Koufax
Pete Richert
Bob Hendley
Standings and Results From Saturday to Tuesday
American League results show New York beating Detroit 11 to 5 and Cleveland over Washington 6 to 4. Baltimore defeated Boston 3 to 0 and Los Angeles routed Minnesota 12 to 5. Sunday's scores include Baltimore 5 Boston 4 and Chicago 8 Kansas City 3, with Los Angeles 6 Minnesota 3. Washington at Cleveland noted snow and New York at Detroit cold. today games list Kansas City at Los Angeles, Washington at Detroit, Chicago at Minnesota, New York at Baltimore, Boston at Cleveland.
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New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Baltimore
Boston
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Chicago
Kansas City
W. L. Pet. G.B
Weekend baseball scores and schedule across cities
Summary of scores shows San Francisco 13 Cincinnati 6 and Philadelphia 3 Houston 0 with Pittsburgh 6 New York 2 and St Louis 7 Chicago 4. Additional results Milwaukee 4 Los Angeles 5 and Pittsburgh 7 New York 2 with a second snow delayed game Cincinnati 4 San Francisco 3 Milwaukee 6 Los Angeles 3. Remaining matchups list Houston Philadelphia Chicago St Louis Philadelphia Milwaukee Cincinnati Pittsburgh Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles with multiple national and neutral site notes.
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San Francisco
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Houston
Pittsburgh
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Iain
Ww. L. Pet. G.B
Angels
Twins
Minnesota
Kansas City
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pirate Mets
Casper tops Greensboro Open in tight finish for $5,300
Bill Casper fired a final round 68 to win the Greater Greensboro Open by one stroke over Mike Souchak. Casper finished 275 total and earned $5,300, boosting his tour earnings to $22,600 this year. Souchak collected $3,400, with Sam Snead finishing third at 278 and Arnold Palmer tied for fifth at 284. The 7,000-yard Sedgefield Country Club course faced strong winds up to 30 mph.
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Greensboro
N.C
Bill Casper
Mike Souchak
Souchak
Sam Snead
Arnold Palmer
Mason Rudolph
Casper
Sedgefield Country Club
Lakers Aim To Close Series In Boston Night Game
Lakers hold 3 2 lead over Celtics after 126 121 win as Elgin Baylor scored 61 and Boston plans to counter with Bill Russell. Celtics face injuries to Cousy Ramsey Heinsohn while Red Auerbach previews last chance. If LA wins, they claim first title since 1954. otherwise Boston hosts pivotal game in Boston.
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LOS Angeles
Boston Celtics
Lakers
National Basketball Association
Boston
Bill Russell
Elgin Baylor
St. Louis
Fred Schaus
Baylor
Bob Pettit
Celtics
Red Auerbach
Russell
Frank Ramsey
Bob Cousy
Tom Heinsohn
Cousy
Buddy Leroux
Ramsey
Auerbach
Schaus
Rod Hundley
Tom Hawkins
Frank Selvy
Rudy Larusso
Minneapolis
Schwall confident after two losses and jinx talk
Boston pitcher Don Schwall shrugged off the critics after his second straight defeat, a 5-1 loss to Baltimore in the first game of a doubleheader. The Red Sox won the nightcap 5-4 as Schwall kept faith in his season prospects despite a rough start.
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Boston
Don Schwall
Orioles
Baltimore
Red Sox
Schwall
Army
Steve Barber
Jackie Brandt
Barber
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Elgin Baylor
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Los Angeles
Celtics
Bressoud
Yastrzemski
Hardy
Boxing results from multiple cities across the globe
In San Jose Kenny Lane defeated Luis Molina on points. Lima Mauro Mina stopped Von Clay in Peru. Accavallo of Argentina won by disqualification over Salvatore Manca in Buenos Aires. In Stockholm Ingemar Johansson stopped Wim Snoek. Tokyo Tadao Kawamura stopped Cuate Sanchez. Panama City Ismael Laguna outpointed Nelson Estrada in bantam weights.
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San Jose
Calif
Kenny Lane
Muskegon
Mich
Luis Molina
Lima
Peru
Mauro Mina
von Clay
Philadelphia
Buenos Aires
Horacio Accavallo
Argentina
Salvatore Manca
Italy
Stockholm
Ingemar Johansson
Sweden
Wim Snoek
Holland
Tokyo
Tadao Kawamura
Japan
Cuate Sanchez
Mexico
Panama City
Ismael Laguna
Panama
Nelson Estrada
Venezuela
BCHS Bowlers Top Montpelier in Close Local Match
BCHS bowlers from Twin City Lanes defeated Montpelier 2264 to 2224 at Bennington Lanes. John Dailey led BCHS with 192 and 190 games while Doug Rogers paced Twin City with a 507 series. The clubs meet again April 29 at Twin City Lanes with fall Junior Bowling Congress expected at Bennington Lanes.
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Junior Bowlers Congress
Twin City Lanes
Montpelier
Bennington Catholic High School
Bennington Lanes
BCHS
John Dailey
Lakers
Twin City
Maurice Cerutti
Sabers
Frank Wilson
Doug Rogers
Edward St. John
John Kornitzer
Dennis Hogan
Allen Skablow
John Terry
Ken Mattison
Cisco and Radatz Show Promise For Red Sox Pitching Pair
In Baltimore, Galen Cisco and Dick Radatz formed a promising Red Sox pitching duo, beating the Orioles 5-4 after a 5-1 loss in the opener. Cisco allowed one run in six innings, Radatz closed with three K’s and two fine innings, while Yastrzemski and Bressoud led Boston’s offense with key hits.
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Cisco
Radatz
Red Sox
Dick Radatz
Boston
Baltimore
Orioles
Sox
Carl Yastrzemski
Carroll Hardy
Ed Bressaud
Seattle
Johnny Pesky
Don Schwall
Marv Breeding
Boog Powell
Jim Gentile
Brooks Robinson
Charlie Lau
Jackie Brandt
Yastrzemski
Hardy
Bressoud
Lu Clinton
Chuck Schilling
Bressaud
Kennedy elected Norwich hockey captain for next season
John Kennedy of East Providence Rhode Island a junior was chosen captain of Norwich University for next winter. Kennedy led the Cadets with 53 points on 29 goals 24 assists last season marking a strong scoring tone for the upcoming campaign.
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Northfield
John Kennedy
East Providence
R.I
Norwich University
Kennedy
Bluth Opens Masters with Record 1051 in 4-Game Total
Ray Bluth of St. Louis drilled a 300 opening in the American Bowling Congress Masters finals and finished with a 1051 total for four games to defeat Treybig of Houston. The 1959 champ added 279, 227 and 245 as he set a Masters final record, surpassing previous marks by Kawelics and Nickel.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Ray Bluth
St. Louis
Bluth
Pre Treybig
Houston
Bud) Horn
Los Angeles
Ed Kawelics
Chicago
Bob Nickel
Toledo
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Igh Triste
Foul Five Grips Union Carbide
NHL
By Joe Reichler
Associated Press
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Cubs
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White Sox
Robby
Tex
Steve Noyes
John Hall
Hall
Noyes
The
Rich Rollins
Eli Grba
Rollins
Steve Bilko
Leon Wagner
Grba
Galen
Norwich
Art Patten
Central Vermont Public Service Corporation
Cleopatra
Myler
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