Bennington County teams clash on home and road
Four BCHS league basketball games tip tomorrow with Sabers and Eagles at home and Patriots and Bulldogs on the road. Sabers host 1966-67 home debut against winless Otter Valley after a 25 point win over Springfield Cosmos. Eagles, 2-1, welcome Poultney following an 81-55 Chester win. Patriots visit Rutland Raiders, 1-1, after rest. Burr & Burton, 0-3, head to Ludlow to face Black River, also 0-2. A capacity crowd is expected at BCHS Otter Valley.
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Hoosiers Edge Stillwater 47 46 In Final Period Thriller
Stillwater trailed 13 4 early but the Hoosiers held on for a 47 46 win in Washington County League action. Del Wysocki led Hoosick Falls with 16 points while Pat Minick scored 14 for Stillwater. Hoosick Falls outshot 20 16 from the floor and went 14 of 7 at the line. The drafted rundown also notes Otter Valley struggles in SVL play and upcoming contests featuring Arlington Poultney MAUHS Rutland and Black River with schedule implications.
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Parilli May Test Former Packer Teammates
Babe Parilli demonstrated a strong passing day for the Boston Patriots, hitting 15 of 21 attempts as he moves his team closer to the first Super Bowl. The veteran quarterback, who began as Green Bay’s No. 1 pick in 1952, adds to his long career across three leagues and five teams. Ironically Green Bay may end up facing him in the big game.
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UPI
YMCA Court Play Starts in Four-Team High School League
The YMCA announces a 6:30 p.m. double header featuring Larry's Cherry Hoopers versus the Fleas and the Five Flys meeting the Possessions, with captains drawn from each squad. Twenty five players are in the program under Ron Reeves, using a four round schedule and a double elimination tournament.
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Alou Brothers Lead NL Batting Figures in 1966
In Cincinnati, UPI reports Matty Alou of the Pittsburgh Pirates won the National League batting title for the third straight year, succeeding Roberto Clemente, who had won in 1964 and 1965. The official league statistics released Saturday documented Alou's top batting figures.
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Bruins End Skid With Tie Against Black Hawks In Chicago
Bruins snap a four game losing streak by tying 2-2 with Chicago after trailing 2-0. Gilles Marotte and Ron Murphy scored for Boston, who head to Toronto Wednesday and Detroit Thursday. Chicago led early on Stapleton and Hull goals, with Marotte’s 2nd period strike and Murphy late equalizer.
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Gogolak Boots Cowboys in Pocketbook
Charley Gogolak, the Hungarian born rookie kicker for the Washington Redskins, kicked a 29 yard field goal with four seconds left to upset the Dallas Cowboys 34 31. The loss could cost Dallas the NFL Eastern Division title and the right to the championship game though Green Bay clinched the Western crown.
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Massachusetts Deer Season Ends Overall High Counts
The Massachusetts Fish and Game Department reports 3296 deer taken in the one week season ending Saturday. Barre led checks with 359 deer, followed by Great Barrington 353, Pittsfield 224, and North Adams 220. The largest deer was a nine point buck at 191 pounds, shot at Erving by Ralph Mankowski of Montague.
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