Benhi at Bratt Tough Terriers Test Sabers' Winning Streak
The Bellows Falls Terriers travel to Brattleboro to face Frank Bizzaro's Sabers who carry a five game win streak. Barrie Byrne's Catamounts visit Brattleboro hoping to end their own five game skid as Denny Robinson returns to anchor the Colonels' backcourt.
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Basketball Schedule for Bellows Falls BCHS and Nearby Teams
Basketball schedule lists Bellows Falls at BCHS Benhi at Brattleboro Springfield at W R 0v at Windsor Rutland at Hartford.
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Success Comes Early To Stanford Grid Coach
SAN FRANCISCO UP I. You had to see the gleam in Pappy Waldorf s eye when John Ralston of Stanford University was formally introduced as the coach for the West in the East West Shrine game. Waldorf praised Ralston s future as a coach and called the post season game the most prestigious in football.
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Panthers, Western Ontario In RPI Tourney Opener
Western Ontario and RPI prepare for the 15th annual Rensselaer Invitational with the Mustangs favored to challenge, as coach Garry Kearns hopes for a post holiday surge. Bowdoin, Middlebury, and Western Ontario hold 3-2 to 4-2 records, with RPI hoping for a win to spark a winning streak.
Postseason Bowl Upsets Highlight South Rises Again
Southerners win Blue-Gray 23-19 at Montgomery while North-South Shrine slips by 21-14 in Miami. Bill Clay of Mississippi returns an interception 39 yards for a Southerner score. Leftridge scores for West Virginia as South ties 14-14. Johnson leads Rebels in Blue-Gray with two TD passes and a rushing TD. Gator Bowl pits Georgia Tech against Texas Tech. Sun Bowl features Texas Western vs Texas Christian. East-West Shrine in San Francisco. Rose, Cotton, Orange, and Sugar Bowls set for New Year’s Day with Michigan State, UCLA, Arkansas, LSU, Nebraska, Alabama, Florida, and Missouri.
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Packers win tight overtime battle to claim Western title
Green Bay edges Baltimore 13 10 in overtime on Don Chandler’s 25 yard kick after 13 minutes 29 seconds of extra play to clinch the Western Division and set up a title game with the Cleveland Browns. Starr sidelined by bruised ribs, Bratkowski directs Packers as Hornung and Chandler star in a frail offensive day.
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Celtics Wrap Up 1965 With 120 99 Win Over Bullets
Boston Celtics close 1965 with a 120 99 win over the Baltimore Bullets at Boston Garden. Sam Jones scores 34, John Havlicek 19 as Boston racks 13th home win in 15 games. The team heads to Philadelphia to face Wilt Chamberlain and the 76ers before a New York game versus the Knickerbockers.
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Aussies Lead In Davis Cup Breakthrough to 2-0
Australia moved ahead 2-0 in the 1965 Davis Cup after Fred Stolle rallied to beat Manuel Santana in three hours and Roy Emerson defeated Juan Gilbert in straight sets. Stolle trailed early but won 7 5 in the fifth, while Emerson cruised 6 3 6 2 6 2. The doubles lineup looms for Tuesday as Spain eyes a rally with Arilla.
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Bratkowski Again Plays Instant Hero Role in OT Win
Zeke Bratkowski stepped in for Green Bay to guide the Packers past Baltimore after Don Chandler kicked a 22 yard field goal in overtime. Chandler then delivered a 25 yard game winner a 13:39 into OT to send Green Bay to a showdown with the Browns. Lombardi praised the Colts and praised his team.
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Astros receive 8000 plus group ticket orders for 1966 season
The Houston Astros announced on Sunday that more than 8,000 group ticket orders have been placed for the 1966 season. Sales manager Kemper Kaiser said renewals for 1966 season tickets are steady and sales for new season ticket holders will begin next month.
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Why Did Allie Let Chandler Go
GREEN BAY Wis The hero of yesterday s sudden death Western Division playoff in the NFL is well known to Giants fans Don Chandler a balding place kicker by trade was sold to the Packers last January after the Giants last place finish in the East Since his replacement in New York managed to connect on only four of 25 field goal attempts this season the speculation of Allie Sherman s move will likely intensify Report s say there was more than Chandler s sub par season in 64 to justify the move At Giants training camp before the 64 season Chandler reportedly asked Sherman to play for the Giants on Sundays and then return to Tulsa where he works with a construction firm Sherman said a Giant must play full time or not at all Chandler left for Green Bay soon after the season ended
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Castleton Hosts Second Annual Christmas Tournament Clash
Castleton State College stages its second annual Christmas basketball tournament at the Castleton State Gymnasium sponsored by the Rutland Chamber of Commerce. Defending champ Monmouth College of West Long Branch N J returns with Peter Andrews and three others to challenge for the title. Monmouth has already toppled St Peter’s College of Jersey City N J. In the opening round Tuesday Monmouth meets Middlebury College at 7 p.m. Castleton plays Upsala at 8 30 p.m. Wednesday features consolation at 7 p.m. and the championship at 8 30 p.m. Upsala and Middlebury are newcomers replacing Race and Rutgers of South Jersey.
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