Mt Anthony Five Hosts Golden Horde
Mt Anthony and West Rutland square off in SVL play with winless records on the line and a possible playdown berth in reach. Mt Anthony, under a new coach, seeks first victory behind Bergquist Mook Shoemaker Griffin and Bitensky as West Rutland relies on Glodzik Geryk Jankowski Baron with a fifth starter to be chosen. JV tips at 6, varsity at 7:30.
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Frank Bizzarro
Russ Shappy
Bennington
Mt. Anthony
Shappy
Marbletown
Patriot
Jeff Bergquist
John Mook
Jim Shoemaker
Scott Griffin
Ted Bitensky
West Rutland
Lou Glodzik
Bob Geryk
Stan Jankowski
Jack Baron
Greg Welch
John Zuk
Ted Koshhmider
Five Flys Claim Unbeaten Status in YMCA League
The Five Flys moved into sole possession of first place in the YMCA High School Basketball League with a 64 to 61 victory. The result tightened the standings as Lone Unbeaten Quintet edged ahead in a close matchup.
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YMCA
Five Flys
John Schenski
Tim Cumm
Makes Fouls Pay Dividends
NBA star Rick Barry leads in scoring and free throws as he absorbs fouls and still drives the San Francisco Warriors to a high finish. Wilt Chamberlain gains on field goal percentage and rebounds as the season progresses.
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New York
UPI
Rick Barry
National Basketball Association
Barry
NBA
Wilt Chamberlain
San Francisco Warriors
Slim Barry
Adrian Smith
Cincinnati
Chamberlain
Oscar Robertson
Philadelphia Star
Darrell Imhoff
Los Angeles
Sabers Hit Rutland In High Hoops Clash For First Place
BCHS Sabers, 3 0 in SWL, travel north to Rutland to meet the Raiders who are 3 1 and strong on the boards. Rutland starts Minogue Pratt and Phillips with Johnson and Bove facing Bennington veteran Brooks and Plante. A win keeps Bennington atop the league as Bellows Falls and Windsor clash. remaining 1966 schedule includes Brattleboro, Bellows Falls, and Hartford.
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BCHS
Joe Bizzarro
Sabers
Bizzarro
Rutland
Rutland Raider
Jim Leamy
Otter Valley
Mt. Anthony
Brattleboro
Bellows Falls
Raiders
Bill Minogue
Bob Pratt
Rod Phillips
Denny Hart
Don Chaffin
J. J. Moore
Jack Johnson
Rick Bove
Leamy
Bill Brooks
Alan Plante
Vermont high school basketball slate by date and teams
A schedule listing December 20 to December 23 matchups across Rutland, Mt. Anthony, BCHS, Rutland Middle, Otter Valley, Hartford, Brattleboro, Windsor, Bellows Falls, Springfield, Arlington, Proctor, S. Royalton and Otter Valley. Open and non conference games noted with a few cancellations.
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BCHS
Bellows Falls
Windsor
MSJ
Rutland
Springfield
Brattleboro
Mt. Anthony
Hartford
Otter Valley
W. Rutland
MVL
Proctor
Wallingford
Woodstock
Poultney
St. Michael’s
Burr & Burton
Chester
Ludlow
Fair Haven
Tuc
Arlington
S. Royalton
College Hoop Scores From Various Matches Across 1960s Menu
East St. John s College defeated Kansas 68 to 44 while Georgetown beat Rutgers 90 to 87. LIU edged Hartwick 82 to 60 as NYAC posted 120 and St Anselm s 103 over Wagner 80. Upsala topped Cheyney St 81 to 61 and Trenton St beat Duquesne 79 to 72. San Fran St 72 over St Bonaventure 80. Ohio Wysyn 78 over Wyne Mich St 64.
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East St. John’s
Kansas
Georgetown
Rutgers
LIU
Hartwick Cell
NYAC
St Anselm’s
Wagner
Upsala
Cheyney St
Trenton St
Duquesne
San Fran St
St Bonavarte
UCS Brbar
Midwest
Indiana
Cen
Wabash
Cincinnati
Colorado
Wis (Milner
Illinois St
Illinois
Wisconsin
S Ill
Augustana
Ohio
Wsyn
Wyne (Mic
Texas Western
Wichita
New Mex
Dakota
Vols Head to Gator Bowl to Face Syracuse
Tennessee quarterback Dewey Warren leads the Vols toward a December 31 showdown with Syracuse in Jacksonville after a Christmas week camp. Warren threw 136 passes for 18 touchdowns in 1966, totaling 1,716 yards, trailing only Spurrier in the SEC. Coach Doug Dickey plans three practices before departing December 26 for the New Year’s Eve game.
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Knoxville, Tenn
UPI
Tennessee
Dewey Warren
Steve Spurrier
Land
Vols
Syracuse
Warren
Spurrier
Dewey
Florida
Doug Dickey
Jacksonville
Fla
Orange
Tennessee Volunteers Spotlight 1965 66 Stars and Records
Savannah junior Warren nicknamed swamp rat found a home at quarterback in 1965 for Tennessee guiding a 7 1 2 season and a Bluebonnet Bowl bid. He returned in 1966 to rewrite the aerial record book while Fulton shifted to tailback. Widby led national kickers with a 43 yard punt average in 1966.
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Warren
Savannah
Tennessee
Charlie Fulton
Memphis
Ole Miss
Vols
Houston
Tulsa
Dickey
Fulton
Alabama
Ron Widby
Widby
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Area Bowlers Win Turkeys at Turkey Shoot
The Bennington Lanes hosted the Turkey Shoot with 18 area keglers. Bud Vallee led three-game series at 662, followed by Coke Sordain 620 and Ben Cummings 609. Ryder Burke 604 and Bob Brown 603 joined other winners with scores over 570.
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Bennington
Bud Vallee
Coke Sordain
Ben Cummings
Ryder Burke
Bob Brown
Jerry Finnegan
John Billett
Jack Harrington
Larry Rowe
George Bushee
Don Montgomery
al Marino
Bob Poblocki
Jerry Croft
Reggie Thompson
Dave Broadwell
Phylis Lindsey
Harold Hicks
Dove Leads War Dances For Redmen Triumph Over Kansas
St John’s University powered past ninth-ranked Kansas 68 to 44 as Sonny Dove led with 27 points and 16 rebounds. The 5-0 Redmen, ranked 14th by UPI, next face Northwestern at the Madison Square Garden holiday festival in a game featuring top 10 squads and high scoring opponents.
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St. John’s University
Lloyd
Sonny) Dove
St. John’s
Redmen
Kansas
Dove
Jayhawks
Ron Bohnenstiehl
United Press International
Northwestern
Madison Square Garden
Tulane
Parisian Duel: The Baut Wins France Light Heavy Title
Bernard The Baut captured France's light heavyweight championship with a four round TKO of defending champion Paul Roux. Both weighed 177 pounds for the 15 round scheduled title bout.
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Paris
UPI
Bernard Thebaut
France
Paul Roux
Tar Heels Rise to No Two in UPI College Basketball Rankings
The UNC Tar Heels leap from eighth to second after a strong week that included a win over Kentucky and a rout of NYU, while Texas Western slides to fourth after a loss to New Mexico. UCLA holds first with 33 of 35 first place votes. Kentucky falls out of the top ten amid two losses. Louisville climbs to third, Boston College enters top ten, and Houston rises to No. 8 as the season progresses.
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Colorado
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Columbia
Texas Western
Wichita State
New Mexico
North Dakota
NEW York
UPI
University of North Carolina
UCLA
United Press International Board of Coaches
Tarheels
Kentucky
New York University
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Bruins
Louisville
Cardinals
Wildcats
Boston College
Eagles
Vanderbilt
Houston
Michigan State
Brigham Young
Illinois
St. John’s
Tennessee
Florida
Bradley
Vols
Gators
West Virginia
Western Kentucky
UPI Board of Coaches
Terrier Goalie Budding All American Candidate
Boston University goalie Wayne Ryan, a senior from Welland Ontario, emerges as a budding All America candidate. He steps into the nets after Jo Ferreira, with Ryan posting a strong start and a 1.84 goal average last season, facing tough tests including an overtime loss to the Eastern Olympic squad.
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Boston
UPI
Boston University
Wayne Ryan
Ryan
Welland
Ont
Terriers
Hockey Nets
Jo Ferreira
Lewiston
Maine
B. U
Ferreira
Kelley
Wayne
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