Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Bennington Banner in Bennington, Vermont

We have 494,038 pages in Vermont

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 11 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1966

Page

14

Hartford Notches 33-27 Victory Over Patriots

Windsor's Bobby Royce sealed the win with four pressure free throws in the final 40 seconds as Mt. Anthony Union fell to 0-3 in SWL play. Royce led all scorers with 17 points, while John Mook topped the Patriots with 12. The game featured a rough start to the second quarter and a low scoring third period.

Windsor Bobby Royce Mt. Anthony Yellowjackets Jacks Patriots Royce John Mook Allen Stacey S Dillon Royce Stacey D Burnham Morton Mt. Anthony Os Shoemaker Griffin Cutler Bitensky Bergquist Stoothoff Mook Mt. Anthony’s Rutland

Hoop Scores SVL Windsor and Rutland Leads

SVL Windsor defeated MAUHS 33 to 27 while Rutland led Brattleboro 66 to 37. Springfield outscored Otter Valley 86 to 46 and Hartford beat Otter Valley 87 to 46 as BCHS Open results list West Rutland 62 and Bellows Falls 74 over MSJ 54 and Rutland 66 respectively.

Windsor Mauhs Bellows Falls MSJ Rutland Brattleboro Springfield Otter Valley Hartford West Rutland

Windsor sweeps SWL night with low scoring victories

MVL Proctor 60 Burr & Burton 58 and Arlington 63 Ludlow 56 highlight a rare, defense heavy SWL slate. Windsor dominates the evening with a 46-41 win over the junior Patriots as Ed Ballance nets nine in defeat. Mr. Anthony heads home to face West Rutland Tuesday.

Yellowjackets Bennington Windsor Patriots Ed Ballance Anthony Golden Horde West Rutland

Desire and Determination Missing in Mt Anthony Loss

In Bennington sports talk this week Mt Anthony Union High School suffered a 46 19 defeat to Rutland while Bennington Catholic beat Otter Valley 77 31. The piece argues coaching cannot fix lack of desire or determination and criticizes school dissension and recent coaching changes at MATHS. It credits Frank Bizzarro but blames internal discord for a failing season.

Bennington Mt. Anthony Union Bennington Catholic Otter Valley Union High School Frank Bizzarro

Eagles Triumph 63-56 Over Ludlow Presidents

Arlington action shows Eagles led by Don Corey with 24 points and Jack Stroffoleano adding 13 as they edge Ludlow 63-56. Minles key for Presidents with 27 points, Corey dominates boards with 20 rebounds, Eagles press causing numerous turnovers. Next, Eagles travel to face Proctor Phantomss in a rugged MVS test.

Arlington Eagles Dave Frederickson Ludlow Presidents Don Corey Ludlow Presidents Billy Minles Corey Jack Stroffoleano Minles Proctor Phantoms Proctor MVS Burr & Burton

Bowl Inc. City High Singles and Triples Leaders

Frank Bizzarro won the Men's City High Singles with 253 pins, while Nelson Barry led High Triples with 600 pins and shared podium spots with Gene Farrar 596 and Gordon Caslin 591. Nelson Barry also tallied 225 in singles and 600 in triples.

Frank Bizzarro Nelson Barry Bob Jones Gene Farrar Gordon Caslin

Phantoms Edge Bulldogs In Overtime 60-58 Victory

Proctor Phantoms remain unbeaten after a 60-58 overtime win over Burr and Burton. Eddie Pentkowski and Tom Curtis scored the decisive points in OT as the Phantoms shot 16 of 28 from the line to Burr and Burton's 10 of 24. Cliff Weymouth led Burr and Burton with 20 points, while Bill Fritts paced both teams with 20.

Bulldogs Phantoms Bill Fritts Clayt Doty Don Northrup Ww Smokeys Turtles Arlington Agway Oil Ae Renegades Corey Vt. Steak House Proctor Moore Plante Jewelers Vt. Bankers Pentkowski Young Oneida Markets Curtis, A Stroffoleno Northrup Hess Empire Cleaners Doty Holton U.C.T Clearino Wyman Sauls Totals Evans News Curtis Ludlow Burr & Burton Komulainen Bentley Perrio J. Dubuke Hill Holden L. Herrington Fritts Mintes B. Thomson Monroe Cote Bourn Bixby Fleming Kilburn E. McMahon Zandy Www L Ludlow Gladstone’s Shoes Pownal Valley Proctor Tri-Mont Texaco B&b Bellemare & Sons the Villager Dodge Fibers Pownal Volunteers Paulin’s Garage Gue Aaron Hill Tom Curtis

Bluebird Flies High Singles and Triples Standings

Lake Coniston England Donald Campbell piloted Bluebird at 264.5 mph average over two runs as he readied for a world water speed record bid. Dartmouth Coach Doggie Julian announced three coach of the year clinics next spring with locations in Boston San Francisco and likely Indianapolis. Bulldogs edge Phantoms 60 58 as Fritts Bentley Hill and Proctor lead in a late rally before a Christmas break game against Arlington Eagles.

Lake Coniston England UPI Donald Campbell Campbell Philadelphia Dartmouth Doggie Julian National Association of Basketball Coaches Boston San Francisco Indianapolis

Casper Money Lead Arms in Quiet Golf Dispute

New York AP UPI Billy Casper declares himself money leader of the year over Arnold Palmer after official earnings show Casper at 121,944 with a total of 145,723 while Palmer officially 110,467 but 154,692 in total. Casper, calm and devout Mormon, says the goal is achieved and hints at double standards. He plans to defend his San Diego Open title, play in the Philippines, and maintains a 16 hour day lifestyle.

New York UPI Billy Casper Arnold Palmer Palmer Professional Golfers Association Casper Wally Dill Dill Philippines San Diego Chatham Township N.J

Tiger wins world light heavyweight title in New York

Nigeria’s Dick Tiger defeats Jose Torres by unanimous 15 round decision to capture the world light heavyweight title. Despite weight, age, and reach disadvantages, Tiger dominates with body work and counterpunching, earning votes 9-5-1 on the UPI card and solidifying a lasting comeback after losing the middleweight crown. Torres shows sporadic offense without a knockout, as the crowd shifts support to Tiger in a bout with no knockdowns or cuts.

New York UPI Dick Tiger Nigeria Jose Torres Tiger Torres Willie Pastrano Lince

Green Mountain Park Hints Sale to Pari Mutuel Group

Green Mountain Park owners said they would prefer selling the race track to a group seeking a pari mutuel license rather than to a rival track in the northwest. Vincent Bartimo, VP of Green Mountain, said this on the Legislative Council pari mutuel study subcommittee, authorized by Martin DeMatteo and Lou Smith. The subcommittee has studied a fair tax split of betting handle between track and state, proposing a graduated scale like Florida. Bartimo said Vermont could net about $1.5 million in 1967 under the sliding scale.

Montpelier UPS Green Mountain Park Vincent Bartimo Green Mountain Legislative Council Martin DeMatteo Lou Smith Ben Bartimo Florida Vermont

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kaat Milwaukee Jim Kaat Minnesota Twins Baseball Writers Association of America New York Mets Jack Fisher Ed Kranepool Tommy Davis Shea Stadium Davis Los Angeles Dodgers Ron Hunt Bennington High School Ron Reeves Reeves ED Bowmaker London Walter McGowan Scotland Bangkok Thailand Charthai Chionoi McGowan Charlie Wweeler Woton Men’s City Bluebird T. Harrington A. Coxsee F. Palmer Spalding - McGregor Indenti Monteverde Anthony Tomasi Coxsee Simpatico Finast Beech St Green Mountain League Appel Stewart Sweet Harrington Poblocki A. Thompson Deweys Wreckers Capellas Real Estate Globe Union Lions Fienbergs Store Skunks Little Late Howie’s Colvins Signs Johnson Oil The Dino’s Mike Bentley Burr Burton Arlington Eagles Manchester Beney Globe Jack Nicklaus Johnny Lo Bianco Frank Forbes Tony Castellano Him Emile Griffith Harte Theatre Nevada Smith of the Phoenix
Search Courier

Search the Bennington Banner Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Bennington Banner?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication