Bennington Catholic Tops SVL With 65 33 Win Over Midgets
Bennington Catholic High School moved to sole possession of the Southern Vermont League lead by routing Hartford Midgets 65-33 on their court. The Sabers jumped ahead 17-8 and led 35-11 at halftime behind 16 points from Pete Lemieux. The win followed earlier season success and highlighted BCHS’s depth and coaching by Frank Bizzarro as the Sabers chase a strong, sustained season.
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Bueb scores 46 as Brattleboro beats Cats 91 65
Brattleboro’s Ray Bueb tallies 46 points tying the state record but fouls out with 5:17 left in the fourth. Brattleboro dominates, led 40-20 at halftime and 66-52 after three quarters, while Benhi struggles to match the 6 foot 5 standout. Minor notes include George Case named Hawaii Islands manager and Benhi’s upcoming schedule and struggles in the SVL season.
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Track scandal figure paroled in Hancock Raceway case
Charles R. Carson, 68, of Springfield, freed after serving a bit over one third of a two year sentence for larceny tied to Hancock Raceway. Parole board 3 to 2 vote cites first conviction and prior factors. He faced charges of larceny of stock, a promissory note, and race proceeds, with alleged acts as a straw for Dr Charles L. Furcolo in stock purchase.
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Pats Sign Quarterback Charlie Green From Draft
Boston Patriots sign their 12th draft choice Charlie Green a 6 1 190 pound quarterback who set 14 Ohio Conference records in college and joins the team.
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