Sabers Open Season With 56 43 Victory at West Rutland
Bennington Catholic High School opened its basketball season with a 56 to 43 win over West Rutland. Pete Lemieux led Catholic High with 23 points while Fred Bushee added 19. West Rutland’s Boutwell and Reczer led their side with 11 and 10 points respectively.
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Arlington Eagles Fall to Wallingford on Tough Small Court
Arlington High lost 58 36 at Wallingford after a fast first half as a hustling defense and compact court limited scoring. Curt Albee led Arlington with 19 points while Wallingford’s Barlow tallied 25 to pace the winners.
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Staubach Drafted by Both Pro Leagues
Roger Staubach, Heisman winner, was drafted by both leagues. The Dallas Cowboys selected him in the NFL 10th round and the Kansas City Chiefs took him in the AFL 16th round, though he remains bound to the Naval Academy with several years of service ahead.
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Bennington Rod and Gun Club Plans 31st Annual Dinner
The Bennington Rod and Gun Club discussed final plans for its Dec. 7 game supper at the Bennington Club rooms. Committee members include Knapp Early Crosier Marsden Plumb and Amadon. Eugene Kosche gave a gun history talk with 20 guns on display, and a membership drive was proposed.
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Royal Bostwick
North Bennington
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Colleges New Timing Rule Paves Way for High Scores
The new NCAA timing rule stopping the clock on out of bounds kept playing time, fueling numerous 100 point games this early season. Teams like Arizona State Illinois, Oklahoma, Miami and Oregon State posted high scores, with 16 major college teams reaching 100 plus points in three days.
Navy to showcase Staubach with strong supporting cast
Navy aims for a fifth straight win over Army in Philadelphia with quarterback Roger Staubach backed by a deep supporting group. Coach Wayne Hardin cites Pat Donnelly, John Sai, Ed Orr, and other key players who have boosted Navy to a No. 2 ranking as Staubach seeks college football honors.
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Navy
Roger Staubach
Middies
Army
Philadelphia
Wayne Hardin
Staubach
Pat Donnelly
Maumee
Ohio
Donnelly
John Sai
SVL Results Remain Tight Across Vermont League Matchups
MVL results include Benn Catholic 56 over West Rutland 43 and Springfield 69 to Windsor 64. Bennington 47 over Rutland 45, Cambridge 73 over Burr & Burton 49, Woodstock 75 over Hartford 50, Marian Barre 54 over St Michael's Montpelier 47, Montpelier 71 over Northfield 66. Other scores list Bristol over Whitcomb 53 26 and St. Mary's St Albans 43 over Fairfax 46.
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Benhi Edges Rutland 47-45 In Close Hoop Opener
Benhi defeats Rutland 47 to 45 in a tight home opener. Jim Moore led Benhi with key scoring while Al Clark and White controlled rebounds for Rutland in a game decided in the final seconds.
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First Vermont Skiing Starts At Killington
Killington begins 1964 ski season with three feet of new snow and a three quarter mile double chair lift in Snowshed opening after daybreak. Preston L. Smith and ski patrolmen led first runs while lifts update for open tomorrow and Friday. Snow is half artificial, with last night’s storm, season set to extend. Ab Lawrence named AP All New England second team and elected Yale football captain for 1964.
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Ed Rice
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Granville
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Peacock
Steve Fritz
Phil Harrington
Brad Stevens
Gary Thompson
Dave Ordway
John Burgess
Dicky Lyon
Tony van Ness
Leo Harrington
Killington
New England
Preston L. Smith
New Haven
Cambridge 73 49 Victors over Burr and Burton
Cambridge defeats Burr and Burton 73 to 49 after trailing early. Charlie MacDougall scores 31, largely in the second half, while Billy West adds 23 and Neil Pierson 13 for the winners. Burr & Burton JV loses 49 to 19.
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Burr & Burton
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NFL Officials Groggy After Marathon Draft Delay
The NFL faced calls for reform after a 21 hour 43 minute draft marathon. Commissioner Rozelle suggested a vote to shorten rounds, while teams using telephones drew criticism. Detroit failed to woo Pete Beathard who chose Kansas City in the AFL, signaling a costly scramble in draft day battles.
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Perfect Trade Sends Crandall to Giants in Major Swap
San Diego reports the seven player trade sends Milwaukee catcher Del Crandall and pitchers Bob Hendley and Bob Shaw to the San Francisco Giants for star outfielder Felipe Alou, catcher Ed Bailey, pitcher Billy Hoeft and a player to be named later. Giants and Braves executives praise the deal as filling key needs.
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Hoeft
College Basketball Scores Across Regions
East games include Duquesne 83 over St Francis Pa 82 and St John's 82 over George Washington 64 Mass 80 over Boston University 72 Seton Hall 69 tied Catholic University 67 in overtime. South shows Auburn 102 over Howard 44 and Clemson 66 over North Carolina 64 with Miami 101 over Tampa 95. Midwest features Oklahoma State 83 over Southern Illinois 54 and Kansas State 87 over South Dakota State 59. Southwest lists Arizona State 121 over Western New Mexico and Baylor 98 over Arlington State. Far West notes Oregon State 75 over Washington State 58 and Stanford 83 over Oregon 65. Montana 68 over Nevada 54.
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Griffith Wins Boxer of the Year Award in 1950s NY
Emile Griffith, welterweight champion and Virgin Islands native now based in New York, is named Boxer of the Year by the Boxing Writers Association receiving the Edward J. Neil Memorial Plaque. Harry Markson of Madison Square Garden earns the James J. Walker Memorial Plaque for long service to boxing. Griffith previously lost and won two title bouts this year against Luis Rodriguez.
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Boxing Writers’ Association
Edward J. Neil
Harry Markson
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J. Walker
Griffith
Virgin Islands
Luis Rodriguez
Cuba
Miami
Neil
Associated Press
Northeastern's Zabilski Named NE Coach of Year
Joe Zabilski of Northeastern named New England football coach of the year by the Boston Football Writers for an unbeaten season. He becomes the third coach to win the award twice, joining Bob Blackman and JordanOliver. Co capt. Mike Reily of Williams named senior achievement. Arthur Sampson of the Boston Herald honored for four decades in football.
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Arthur Sampson
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