County Quintets Close 1966 Court Campaigns
Bennington County scholastic basketball teams wrap the 1966 portion of the schedule with Burr & Burton at Vergennes postponed to tomorrow at 6 30 pm due to weather. Springfield Cosmos meet Mt Anthony, BCHS Sabers travel to Hartford, Arlington Eagles face Alumni, and Cliff Weymouths Bulldogs host Vergennes in a bid to rebound from recent losses.
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Bennington County
Burr & Burton Seminary
Vergennes High School
Manchester
Burr & Burton
Springfield Cosmos
Bennington
Mt. Anthony
Bchs Sabers
Hartford
Hurricanes
Arlington Eagles
Arlington
Cliff Weymouth
Bulldogs
Vergennes
Bill Fritts
Joe Bizzarro
Sabers
West Rutland
Bellows Falls
MSJ
Springfield
Rutland
Labers
Mentor Bizzarro
Bill Brooks
Denny Hart
Don Chaffin
J. J. Moore
Hoosick Falls Hoosiers eliminated in Mechanicville tourney
Hoosick Falls Hoosiers lost 74 43 to Voorheesville in the consolation round of the Mechanicville Holiday Basketball Tournament. La Salle Academy of Troy won the title by defeating host Mechanicville 70 57 in the finals.
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Mechanicville
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Hoosiers
Voorheesville
Cadets of la Salle Academy of Troy
Hoosick Falls
Paul Bowerman
Gary McVee
Hoosiers
Paul Wysocki
Wysocki
la Salle
Hoop Scores AIC Invitational Semi Final Round Recap
Results show Brndon defeating Truty 92 77 and Vermont 86 65 over Millebury 65 while Northeastern beat Sprigfield 49 60 and American Int 93 55. Providence defeated North western 79 91 in the Holiday Festival with St Joseph's Pa topping Rhode Island 89 75.
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AIC
Bndon
Truty
Vermont
Millebury
Northeastern
Sprigfield
Amherst
St. Joseph’s
Rhode Is
Providence
Nothwstern
Iowa
Lafayette
le Moyne
Maine
Bowling G
la Salle
Niagara
YMCA Cage Tourney Concludes Today
The Bennington YMCA Holiday Basketball Tournament ends with two morning games featuring Short Seven facing the Liquidators and Tourist meeting Blimps, highlighting the final round of play and teams advancing.
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YMCA
Bennington Ymca
New England Ski Conditions and Early Round Tourney Scores
New England ski reports show Vermonts Mt Ascutney Bolton Valley Bromley Burrington Hill Dutch Hill Glen Ellen Haystack Mt Hogback Jay Peak Killington Maddona Mt Mad River Glen Magic Mt Maple Valley Middlebury Snow Bowl Okemo Pico Peak Round Top Mt Mt Snow and Stratton Mt all with packed powder or powder and ranges from 6 to 44 inches. In round robin action Blimps beat Liquidators 69 39 and Tourists edged Short Seven 88 75 led by G Eastman 20 points and Ron Pollock 44 points respectively.
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Vermont
Mt. Ascutney
Bolton Valley
Bromley
Burrington Hill
Dutch Hill
Glen Ellen
Haystack Mt
Hogback
Jay Peak
Killington
Maddona Mt
Mad River Glen
Magic Mt
Maple Valley
Middlebury
Liquidators
G. Eastman
Therrien
Ron Pollock
Bendi
RPI
Baldwin
Tourists
Ee Ae Pollock
Halkewycz
Bard
Noble
Short
Ki P Derosia
Wilkinson
Warner
Tourist
Greenslet
Eastman
Croft
Playe Liquidators
P Guetti
Schenski Warner
Ski Tryouts Set Saturday for Vermont Team
Southern Vermont Ski Council announces tryouts at Prospect Mountain Woodford on Saturday starting 9 30 a m for Bennington juniors ages 10 to 13 in grades 5 to 8 who are Prospect Mountain Ski Club members and at traverse level. For info call Bill Aja or Steve Jesseman.
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Southern Vermont Ski Council
Prospect Mountain
Woodford
Bennington
Prospect Mountain Ski Club
Bill Aja
Steve Jesseman
Record bowling feat and top scores from past leagues
The column recalls Carl Wilsing of Sheboygan setting a near record with 876 in a league, plus other high scores from October 1939 and 1966. It highlights 298, 399, and 278 games, a 3,431 team score, notable splits, high triples and singles, and mentions several bowlers like Bill Mitchell, John Griffin, T Barkley, Rachel Kinney, and Fran Snow, ending with a nod to continuing bowling goals.
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Carl Wilsing
Sheboygan
Wisconsin
ABC
Allie Brandt
Lockport
New York
Teat Semiz
Wilsing
Carl
Bill Mitchell
John Griffin
T. Barkley
John
Barkley
John Niles
Helen Harrington
Green Mountain League
Renegades
Oneida
Bernie Murray
Bernie
Jim Main
Farrington
Len Farrington
Leon Jacobs
Rachel Kinney
Rachel
Sonja Mattison
Sonja
Drue Shea
Fran Snow
Globe Union
Monument
R. Jones
R, Restino
R. Kinney
Charlie Sauer
R. Parks
Nance Tops UPI AFL All Pro Squad In 1966
Jim Nance of the Boston Patriots led a unanimous AFL first team selection by 27 writers, with Jim Tyrer of Kansas City at tackle. Len Dawson Lance Alworth and Clem Daniels highlighted a top backfield, as Kansas City dominated the 22-man first squad with eight players and the Chiefs prepared for the January title game.
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NEW York
UPI
Jim Nance
Boston Patriots
Jimmy Brown
Kansas City
Jim Tyrer
United Press International American Football League
Nance
Tyrer
Boston
Nick Buoniconti
Lenny Dawson
San Diego
Lance Alworth
Johnny Robinson
Chiefs
Buffalo
Oakland
Denver
Houston
Miami
Dawson
Alworth
Clem Daniels
Daniels
Bobby Burnett
Syracuse
Mike Garrett
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Alan Plante
Billy Brown
Greg McCanna
Hurricane
Scotty Phillips
Dick Gaudette
Larry Bachelder
Don McCarthy
Sakers
Mr. Anthony
Richie Wyman
Cosmos
BCHL
Frank Bizzarro
Patriots
Brattleboro
Bizzarro
John Mook
Jeff Bergquist
Ted Bitensky
Scott Griffin
Jim Shoemaker
Pat Murray
Bob Kenyon
Don Lorinovich
Pete Yankofsky
Perry Williams
Molly Stark
Eagles
Don Corey
Roy Holton
Steve Young
Jack Stroffoleno
Art Wyman
Whitingham
NBA
Marra
Los Angeles
Sheffer
Los Ang
Cottrell
Phila
Whitter San Fran
Ball
Scott
SALEM
U.S
Chuck
Salem’s
Kelo
Pete
Georgetown
Purdue
Dartmouth
Rochester
Clearant
Howell
Elm St
Bob Canedy
The
Colonels
Bowmaker
Skiguide
New England
New England Council
Bear Paw Trail
Economy Auto Stores, Inc
Main ST
Bennington, VT
NHL
Chicago
Toronto
Montreal
Detroit
Al’s
By AL Ray
Gladstone
Pownal Valley
Bobby Thomson
John Billett
Don Burke
Bob Poblocki
BCHS
Otter Valley
Nanesas
Vito Stellino
Otis Taylor
Fred Arbanas
Ron Mix
Billy Shaw
Wayne Hawkins
Jim Otto
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Main ST. Bennington
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