Sabers Take SVL Lead With Brattleboro Victory
Brattleboro Bennington Catholic surprised by taking a 73-50 loss at home as Sabers move to 5-0 atop the Southern Vermont League while Springfield upset MSJ 53-49. Tom Caron led BCHL with 18 points, Alan Plante 15, and Brattleboro’s Rob Farnham had 14.
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SWL Standings Report Across Vermont Matches
Hartford leads Bennington 56 42 as BCHS 73 defeats Brattleboro 50 Springfield 53 edges MSJ 49 Rutland 60 tops Windsor 45 West Rutland 63 over BF 54 in compact league results with multiple towns and teams featured.
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Daring Young Man Heads Florida State Student Circus
Adrian Cartazzi, a 22 year old Sarasota native and former star trapeze artist, becomes the student circus director at Florida State University. He is a graduate of the troupe he now leads and performed the triple somersault on the flying trapeze in 1963. The circus, begun in 1948, is student run and tours the United States and Europe with $100,000 in professional equipment.
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Wisconsin Sues Braves in Milwaukee Baseball Battle
Wisconsin continued its antitrust case against the Braves and the national league arguing the suit protects fans and baseball in Milwaukee. Braves attorneys challenged a temporary restraining order to force plans to move back to Milwaukee. Judge Roller said a ruling would come with the demurrer decision mid January after briefs and arguments.
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Fifth Straight Loss for Foul-Prone Cats
The Bendi College Cats, led by Steve Greenslet and Jim Keir, fell 56-42 to Hartford, dropping to last in the Southern Vermont League. Key fouls sidelined regular guards, Bergquist and Noble, as Hartford pulled away in the second half despite Cats’ 70 percent free throw shooting.
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Otter Valley
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Jeff Bergquist
Dick Noble
Benci
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Ing
Dick Gaudette
Jerry Parrott
Ron Tallman
John Wilkinson
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Byrnemen
Tim Lovely
Hurricane
Celtics Owner Calls Garden Bush League in Critique
Baltimore reports say Boston Celtics owner Marvin Kratter called Boston Garden deplorable and bush league after a 123 120 overtime win over the Knicks. Kratter criticized conditions, noted no permanent Celtics dressing room, and pressed for a new stadium with possible NFL involvement. He offers availability to discuss the Stadium Commission plan.
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Lombardi preps for Matte and money in Colts showdown
Vince Lombardi says Paul Hornung, in peak form, is ready if the game is today while pondering how Colt QB Tom Matte will attack. Hornung aims to exploit Baltimore after a five touchdown spree, with Nitschke’s status uncertain and weather forecasting cloudy skies and near 30 degrees for the playoff Sunday. The winner advances to face Cleveland for the title on January 2.
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Matte Receives Help From Plastic Crib Sheet Against Packers
Baltimore quarterback Matte, pressed into starting duties after injuries to Unitas and Cuozzo, uses a plastic wrist crib sheet and coaching help from Don Shula to guide plays and reads. He led a 20-17 win over the Rams and must now attempt sustained pocket passing versus Green Bay as he trains to avoid scrambles.
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BU Leads Ice Poll as Terriers Top Eastern Hockey Ratings
Boston University takes first in the UPI eastern college hockey ratings with nine first place votes and 56 points. Clarkson second with 46, Cornell third 41, St. Lawrence fourth, and Boston College fifth. Brown closes the major list. In small colleges Merrimack leads with 39 points, Williams 35, Bowdoin 21, Middlebury 16, Colby 11. Clarkson nets two firsts in major, Tech appears on all ballots with 46 points.
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New England Ski Reports from UPI
The New England ski outlook from UPI and U S Weather Bureau notes cloudy and colder conditions Friday with possible light rain in the south and snow in higher elevations. Vermont reports varied base depths from 4 to 45 inches across many resorts including Jay Peak Sil, Madonna Mt., Killington, Okemo, Stratton, Sugarbush, and Mount Snow with packed powder or machine produced base.
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