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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1967

Page

8

Mt Anthony Patriots and Calhoun Colts Win Festival Opener

Mt Anthony Patriots beat Mt Greylock 63 58 to stay undefeated in the Mt Anthony Holiday Basketball Festival opening night. Calhoun Colts defeated Proctor 49 42 as Tom Chase led with 21 points, while Ed Venness and 6 4 guard Tom Chase powered the Colts early.

Mt. Anthony Calhoun Colts Calhoun Merrick L.L Proctor Phantoms Phantoms Marble Valley Proctor Ed Venness Tom Chase Long Island Tom Curtis Tom Doty Tom Lawson Toy Giants Colts Mt. Greylock Mounties MSJ Mounties Baystaters Mark Bubinski Pete King Bill Clark Dick Quinn Ross Bentz Bizzarro Denny Hart Ted Bitensky Dick Cutler Dave LaCroix Anthony Cutler Bitensky Hart Racicot Moore LaCroix Shoemaker Carmody Mt, Greylock Gillooly Bubinski King Quinn Clark Texas Tech Provencher West Utah Sthn Calif Notre Dame Utah St Pasadena Cascade Cal Aggies Colo. St Wsn Wash Hmbidt St Patriots Mt. Greylock

Rams Favored by Three Over Crippled Packers

The Los Angeles Rams are three point favorites against the Green Bay Packers in a pivotal playoff clash in Milwaukee. Lombardi laments injuries as Green Bay fields two healthy backs and multiple doubtful or sidelined players while Rams coach George Allen reports minimal injuries. The winner will host the Eastern Division winner for a shot at the NFL title and a berth in the Jan 14 Super Bowl in Miami.

Cleveland Dallas Miami Rams Packers Vince Lombardi Green Bay George Allen Los Angeles Kansas City Travis Williams New York Giants Chuck Mercein Williams Pittsburgh Donny Anderson

Ski Report from New England Resorts Sets Base Depths

New England ski areas report conditions with base depths and snow quality. Vermont Ascutney to Madonna Mt list varied granular to frozen granular bases from 2 to 29 inches. New Hampshire Attitash Cranmore and Cannon Mt show 0 to 25 inches with bare spots noted at Cannon Mt. Massachusetts and others report mixed manmade and natural snow with bases ranging from 0 to 29 inches and several operations listed as operating or with spring conditions.

Vermont Ascutney Bolton Valley Bromley Carinthia Glen Ellen Haystack Jay Peak Killington Madonna Mt Mad River Glen Okemo Pico Peak Round Top Stowe Mt. Tom Massachusetts Blue Hills L. Brodie Jiminy Peak Oak Spruce New F. Otis Ridge F. Cannon Cranmore

Ninth Ranked Louisville Jolted by Jayhawks 84-76

Kansas upset ninth ranked Louisville 84-76 in double overtime at Louisville after trailing most of the game. Butch Beard led Louisville with 24 points and Westley Unseld 23 while Jo Jo White topped Kansas with 21 as the Jayhawks outscored the Cardinals 12-4 in the second overtime.

Frank Bizzarro Patriots Russ Pickering Mounties Ted Bitensky Bitensky J.J.’” Moore BCHL Greylock Mark Bubinski Denny Hart Bizzarromen Ross Bentz Dick Quinn Bubinski Mr. Greylock Lenox Moore Hart Pete King Bill Clark Kates Memorial Gymnasium Kansas Louisville Lawrence Cardinals Marv Selvy Butch Beard Westley Unseld Jo Jo White Jayhawks Richard Bradshaw Rober Bahnensteihl Boston College Marshall University Eagles Providence Marshall Manhattan Jim Kissane Stu Kerzner Friars Piatkowski Michigan Oregon State Arizona State Oklahoma State Phoenix Ariz Texas el Paso Maryland San Francisco Southern Illinois Tex New Mexico State Whichita State Mervin Jackson Utah Southern California Bob Arnzen Notre Dame Utah State Denver Texas Tech New York University Fairleigh- Dickinson

Yukica Named BC Grid Mentor In Big Situation

Joe Yukica named head coach of Boston College football after leaving New Hampshire. He vows to build a competitive program capable of challenging powerhouses like Penn State, with BC resuming high profile schedules.

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