Rebuilding Patriot Basketball Squad Debuts In Road Contest
Mt Anthony Union High School begins 1968-69 basketball season with new coach Dave Frederickson guiding the Patriots at Brattleboro High. Key seniors depart after a 10-4 season and semifinal run, while 15 players push for starting roles led by co captains Dick Cutler and Scott Griffin.
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Dave Frederickson
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Patriots
Brattleboro
Scott Racicot
J.J. Moore
Dave LaCroix
Ted Bitensky
Jim Shoemaker
Greg Maguire
Gary Martin
Patriot
Middlebury
Bellows Falls
Burlington
Rice Memorial High School Quintet
Mauhs
Frank Bizzarro
Cage
Bizzarro
Frederickson
Westfield
Mass
Springfield College
Arlington High School
Molly Stark
Dick Cutler
Scott Griffin
Cutler
Griffin
Mickey Carmody
Carmody
Tony Wright
Wright
Tom Delany
MAUHS Patriots 1968-69 Basketball Roster Head Coach Dave Frederickson
Springfield College coach Dave Frederickson leads the 1968-69 MAUHS Patriots with assistant Dave Cronin of Vermont and managers Mark Dwyer and Dave Sauer. Team colors are red white and blue and home games are at Kates Memorial Gymnasium.
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MAUHS
Dave Frederickson
Springfield College
Dave Cronin
University of Vermont
Mark Dwyer
Dave Sauer
Red
White
Blue
Patriots
Jewell Defends King of the Hill in Tight Win
Larry Jewell repeats as King of the Hill champion with a narrow margin over Howie Therman and Steve Lebarron. Harold Barber edges Lebarron then loses to Jewell by handicap. Multiple leagues report high scores, including Al Thompson 635 and Leo Moreau 634 in international play, with standings unsettled across national and local leagues.
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Larry Jewell
Howie Therman
Steve Lebarron
Lebarron
Harold Barber
Barber
King Jewell
Jewell
Dewey’s Wreckers
al Thompson
Leo Moreau
Frank Eddy
Gary Briggs
Sharkey’s Hotel
St. Stanislaw
Smitty’s Gulf
Walt Eddy
Frank
J. Calhoun
Texaco Fire Chiefs
Buckley
Chiefs
Rudy’s
All Stars
Buckley’s
Reynolds Tool & Die
Bar-B-Que
Delarey Sales
Taconic Trail Inn
Jack Brazell
Man Made Snow Powers Bay State Ski Areas Opening
Mt. Tom head Conniff says snowguns 45 units have kept six trails and five slopes ready in Holyoke Massachusetts. The area expects over a foot of snow for opening with six trails and a 4,000-foot main slope. Brodie Mountain Jiminy Peak Towanda Blanchard Hill expand. Jiminy Peak adds giant slalom and nursery, Brodie plans 700-car lot and 6,000-foot chairlift. federal loan eyed for expansion at Jiminy Peak with a 3,000-foot triple chair lift.
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Holyoke
Mass
UPID
Cal Conniff
Conniff
Mt. Tom
Massachusetts
Big Bromley
New England
Manchester
Vermont
Massachu
Blanchard Hill
Dunstable
Brodie Mountain
New Ashford
Jiminy Peak
Hancock
Brodie
Jim Kelly
New York
Prince's St Joseph Maintain Lead In Bennington League
Prince's and St Joseph each won to stay atop the Bennington Industrial Basketball League after week two. Prince's routed Manchester Stars 77 to 59 led by Skip Starr with 29 points and John Wilkinson 17. Manchester’s Chuck Carangio 17 and Mike Bentley 15. St Joseph beat The Eight 73-63 as Don George poured in 33 for the victors while Art Purdy had 27 for Mainstreeters. Salem’s beat Union Carbide 68-48 with Big John Vallotti scoring 23 and Dick Long 18 for the winners. Business College edged Star Electric 60-37 as Bob Shortle had 17 for the victors.
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Bennington
Manchester Stars
Starr
Hoosick Falls
John Wilkinson
Jimmy Collins
Business College
Star Electric
Bob Shortle
Electricians
Salem’s
John’ Vallotti
Union Carbide
Batterymen
Valletti
Dick Long
Roger Raymond
Greg Croft
St. Joe’s
Steak House
Don George
Art Purdy
Fairdale Farms
Blue Jays
Prince’s Mitch’s
Dunham’s
Vallotti
Star Elec
Griffith
Cummings Starr Callahan
Bushee Waters
White Lemieux
Arbizer
Mahar
Granhauser
Seifert Rudd
Dimke Wilkinson
Collins
Carbide
Raymond
Manchester
Stratton Bentley Ames
Butler Carmody
Knapp Bentley
Carangio
Croft
McDonald Wench
Loomis
Cameron
Andrews
Lebert Purdy
Nolan Bromirski
Glass Barney Congdon
Denio Bohne
Sullivan Myers Moss
McGuire
Cestone
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Mook
Mike McDonough
Dennis Green
Ernie Hoisington
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Green
Hoisington
Luczynski
Steve Hurley
Fran Morrissey
Dave Finnegan
Steve Mears
Hurley
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Mears
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Southern Vermont League
Rutland
MSJ
West Rutland
Fair Haven
Otter Valley
Windsor
Springfield
Hartford
Joe Moore
Brattleboro Colonels
Long Island
Lynbrook High School
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Glenn Thurber
Mt. Anthony
Valley Stream North
Lynbrook
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Metheum
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Monument Motors
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Pat Watson
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Bellemare
By AL Ray
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International League
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Moreau
Perkins
Bizzarro Brothers
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Mike Bentley
J. Jones
E. Hedding
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M. Mitchell
C. Surdam
Carl's Restaurant
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