Sabers Edge Raiders 48 44 in Rutland Showdown
Rutland Raiders edged Bennington Sabers 48 to 44 as Rutland built advantage after early 16-10 lead. Allan Clark led Raiders with 15 points while Sabers top scorers included Fred Bushee 12 and Pete Lemieux 10. rebounding and late fouls hampered Sabers’ upset bid.
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Mount St Joseph routs Bennington Cats 82 to 39
Rutland Mounties dominated Mount St Joseph in Rutland last night leading 10-0 early and 64-31 at half. Joe Gauthier and Howard Shortsleeve each scored 21 to share top honors while Jim Moore led Bennington with 13 and other Cats contributions trailed throughout the contest. In the junior game, the Little Mounties beat the Cats 64-24.
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Little Mounties
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St Marys Trim Eagles Defeat Arlington In Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls hosts a Class A contest where St Marys Trim Eagles surge in the second half to beat Arlington 54 to 40. McQuire scores 14 in the decisive period while Meissey and Benkuski add 11 and 9. Arlington captains Albee and Hall lead with 16 and 14.
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Black River tops Burr and Burton 72 to 48
In Ludlow the Black River Presidents opened their Marble Valley league season by beating Burr and Burton 72 to 48. Four starters hit double figures led by John Cole with 16 points as the home squad surged to a 25-9 halftime lead. Pete Milnes dominated the boards for Black River while Billy West and Neil Pierson paced Burr and Burton with 11 points each.
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Burton Bulldogs
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Pete Milnes
Billy West
Neil Pierson
National Football League All-Star Team Announced
The Associated Press selected a 22 man all star squad highlighting the Bears Green Bay and New York Giants. Y A Tittle and Jimmy Brown were among the top vote getters with Ditka also highly voted. Key defenders include Atkins George Fortunato Petitbon and Roosevelt Taylor.
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Cleveland
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Jim Parker
Baltimore
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Tittle
Chicago
Dick Schafrath
Y.A. Tittle
Bobby Joe Conrad
St. Louis
Tommy Mason
Minnesota
AFL Stage Set For Play Offs
The American Football League ready for a possible playoff to decide divisional titles. Coin tosses chosen playoff dates and sites with six teams still in contention including San Diego and Oakland for the West and a four team East race among Boston Buffalo Houston and New York.
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Houston
Celtics Top Knicks as Ramsey Faces Flak at MSG
The Celtics beat the Knicks 132 to 113 at Madison Square Garden. Frank Ramsey drew ire after his magazine piece under his byline alleged players were baited into fouls, drawing a reprimand from NBA Commissioner Walter Kennedy.
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Bullets Break Backboard in Oakland Tilt
Gus Johnson of the Bullets shattered the glass backboard with a jump shot in the third, delaying the game 18 minutes while a new backboard was fitted. San Francisco Warriors won 117-108 as Wilt Chamberlain scored 49. Ramsey drew controversy for technicals and foul calls, with Celtics overcoming the Knicks 132-113.
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