Strikes Spares and Splits League Standings
League bowling results list team records and top scores. Ernie Gratz and Cecile Short top highs, with Lamplighters and Four Five leading standings in multiple leagues across towns and venues.
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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1962
Page
9
League bowling results list team records and top scores. Ernie Gratz and Cecile Short top highs, with Lamplighters and Four Five leading standings in multiple leagues across towns and venues.
New England ski reports list snow quality and conditions by area. Vermonts Jay Peak North Troy Mad River Glen Stowe Smugglers Notch Sugarbush Big Bromley Burrington Hill Dutch Hill Hogback Mount Killington Pico Prospect Stratton Woodstock Catamount Jiminy Jug End New Hampshire Black Mountain Wildcat Massachusetts Bousquets with various dates powder depth and base quality noted.
Los Angeles defeated Syracuse 121 to 114. Eastern Division standings list Boston and Syracuse atop with Cincinnati New York and Chicago trailing. Chicago and Detroit meet in New York while other matchups include St Louis visiting San Francisco and Philadelphia visiting Kansas City.
In Corpus Christi Oscar German of San Antonio outpointed Evaristo Salinas of Mexico City over 10 rounds. In Hollywood Jesus Pimentel of Mexico knocked out Manuel Tarazon in the ninth round. In Paris Teddy Wright of Detroit beat Dante Pelaz by knockout in the first round.
Shares in Green Mountain Park race track attract buyer interest with a brokerage offering to purchase them from residents while simultaneously offering to sell shares in a Bennington bank, signaling a local financial shuffle.
Carl Peters of Springfield Vermont Farm Bureau represented at the Annual Farm Bureau Federation meeting in Atlanta and won second place in the Northeast regional meet. The Maryland entrant won first. The program, run by the AFBF Young Peoples Committee, aims to train youth in public speaking and leadership from county to state level.
The Cincinnati Bearcats sit as the No 1 team for the third straight week in the AP poll. They face Dayton on Thursday and Davidson on Saturday while Davidson trails at 4 1 with one loss to Duke. Cincinnati collected 42 first place votes and Duke earned two.
A roundup of results shows Connecticut over American University 64 to 58 and Rhode Island defeating Maine 86 to 78. Virginia Tech beat Mississippi State 82 to 65, North Carolina edged Kentucky 68 to 66, and Georgia Tech fell to Alabama 58 55. Other noted results include Furman 56 over William and Mary 55, Auburn 79 over Chattanooga 37, Morehead 81 over St Bonaventure 80, and Tennessee 73 over Citadel 56.
John H. Ohly Jr. of McLean Virginia was chosen captain of Williams College soccer for 1963 at a banquet in Williamstown. He follows John O'Donnell of New York City as a halfback starter who has played most of Williams' last 16 games over two seasons, with the team claiming New England titles and Bohmen winning the James M. Sampson trophy.
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