Windsor Yellowjackets Top Catamounts 38 30 in SVL Opener
Windsor Yellowjackets defeated Benhi Catamounts 38 to 30 to open the Southern Vermont League season. Bruce Lombard led Windsor with 17 points, Laurel Husband added 13, while Benhi guard Bill Hurley was held to 14. The junior Jackets beat Benhi’s kittens earlier, handing them their first loss in seven games.
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Vermont
Windsor Five
Windsor
Bruce Lombard
Laurel Husband
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Rutland Raiders
Bellows Falls Terriers
Yellowjackets
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Bendi
John Hall
Brad Stevens
Bendi Kittens
Fuller
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Husband
Gola
Leaneau
Hallse Stevens
Hurley Pollock Hier Vitenbergs
Crosier
Tarro, Birsky
Woodstock Wasps Upend Bulldogs In North Country Sweep
Woodstock and Burr and Burton split the varsity night as the Wasps surged to a 56-43 win over Burr and Burton, led by Jim Fish with 12 points while Dave Hasley scored 10 for the Bulldogs. The Wasps built a 23-12 halftime lead and extended to 30-16 after three periods, with Burr and Burton’s late rally falling short. A junior varsity rout followed as Woodstock crushed Burr and Burton 32-10.
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Bennington County
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Bendi Catamounts
Woodstock Wasps
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Wasps
Woodstock
Jim Fish
Dave Hasley
Bob Dailey
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Burton
Manchester
North Country
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Doubleday
Wright
Amsden
Atwood
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T . Gaiotti
Mears
Rice
Probe slated for DeMarco KO victory
Boston AP reports Massachusetts Boxing Commission chair will investigate Tony DeMarco s knockout of Don Jordan at Boston Garden on December 19 after Jordan claimed a low punch. The commission will hold a hearing with the physician, referee Billy Connelly, and Jordan s manager Ralph Gambina present.
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Boston
Massachusetts Boxing Commission
Tony DeMarco
Don Jordan
Herrman Greenberg
Jordan
Ralph Gambina
DeMarco
Boston Garden
Billy Connelly
Skier Injures Ankle at Bromley Hospitalized in Putnam
Only one skier was admitted to Putnam Memorial Hospital by late last night. Mary McCourt, 27, of New York City, is listed as the patient and is reported to have injured her left ankle while skiing at Bromley.
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Putnam Memorial Hospital
Mary McCourt
New York City
Bromley
Tittle to Start for Giants in Championship Game
New York Giants coach Allie Sherman prepared to start Y. A. Tittle at quarterback for the NFL title clash with Green Bay. The team flew to Green Bay amid forecasts of subzero weather and a potential frozen field as the decisive game approached.
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NEW York
Y. A. Tittle
Charley Conerly
New York Giants
Green Bay
Allie Sherman
Giants
Northland
Tittle
Sherman
Wisconsin
Cage and College Scores From Vermont and Midwest Tournaments
Windsor tops Bendi 38 30 Rutland 58 49 Brattleboro 70 44 Bellows Falls 70 MSJ 44 Springfield 71 West Rutland 40 Springfield Invitational consol semi final Buffalo 78 American International 61 Vermont 90 Wagner 76 Downcast Consolation Colby 66 Bates 59 Coast Guard 70 Bowdoin 61 College Basketball Big Eight at Kansas City Nebraska 52 Oklahoma State 51
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Wagner
Colby
Bates
Coast Guard
Bowdoin
Kansas City
Nebraska
Oklahoma State
Packers Ready for Sunday Title Game After Final Practice
Green Bay at full strength for NFL title clash with Giants. Jesse Whittenton and Bill Quinlan back from flu, John Symank to play, Max McGee and Jim Taylor improving. Lombardi warns field conditions matter, plans light Saturday session, 1600 tickets returned by league, crowd to 41000 at $10.
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New York Giants
Jesse Whittenton
Bill Quinlan
Vince Lombardi
Miami Beach
Lombardi
Jim Taylor
John Symank
Max McGee
Paul Hornung
City Stadium
Packers
New England Ski Reports Fire Up Powder Days Across Vermont
New England Council ski reports show Burke Mt Jay Peak and Mad River with powder and windblown conditions ranging from good to excellent. Central and South Vermont venues including Killington, Magic Mountain, Okemo Pico and Stratton report packed powder and good to excellent conditions, with Mt Tom noted for death by own action.
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Jay Peak
Mad River
Middlebury Bowl
Mt. Mansfield
Spruce Peak
Sugarbush Valley
Vermont
Big Bromley
Burrington Hill
Carinthia
Dutch Hill
Hogback Mt
Killington Basin
Magic Mt
Mt. Ascutney
Mount Snow
Okemo Mt
Pico Peak
Pine Top
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Stratton Mt
Mt. Tom
Derailed Freight Cars Removed Near Hoosick Falls
Seven freight cars left the Hoosick Falls track after a derailment near the town. Fire department authorities report some cars cleared while others remain derailed as railroad workers from Mechanicville, with a wrecker train, continue the removal effort delaying until daylight due to the wreck.
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Hoosick Falls
N. Y
Bowling Results From Southern Vermont and Nearby Leagues
The Shaftsbury Five lead with 21-6 and 14 707 pin fall while Nancy Shoe Kittens sit 14 14 12 14 in second. Pauline Perkins posts high single 177 and high triple 470 for Guttersnipers. Wardsboro 4 Dover Dubbers 1 with L Berry high single 109 and triple 287. Volkswagen quintet tops Southern Vermont with 3 1 over Pownal Firemen, John Billert 213 high single, 529 triple. Wilmington Bowl A Ways stay first with 9 1 after beating Wardsboro. R Adams 98 high single, 270 triple by A Thomas.
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Nancy Shoe Kittens
Pauline Perkins
Guttersnipers
L. Berry
Berry
Wardsboro
Dover Dubbers
M. Mundell
Power Co
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Southern Vermont
John Billett
Larry Browe
Tri-Mont-Texaco
Pownal Valley
John Billert
the Villager
Paulin
G. Hickox
Ed Herrick
Lary Browe
Bellemare
Warren Wire
E. Shepard
C. Gates
Pownal Vol. Fire
Volksagen
D. Hyde
B. Nichols
Wilmington
R. Adams
A. Thomas
Governors Beat North Bennington Alumni 56 48 In Bennington
The Governors alumni defeated a shorthanded North Bennington varsity 56 to 48 as Bill Miles and Ernie Murray led with 10 points each. Peter Holden scored 20 for the varsity, Ricky Haynes and Bob Loomis added 11 apiece. An 18 point final surge by the alumni clinched the win despite six-man Governors. In the opener, Bennington Merchants routed the Old Timers 60 to 37. North Bennington sets Molly Stark League play next Tuesday vs Arlington Eagles.
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Ernie Murray
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Bob Loomis
Bob Nolan
Nadeau
Mattison
Midurski
J. Myers
R C Miles
Thompson Lie
Haynes
G Lee Badger
Murray
Batonick
Holden
Durand
Loomis
Crosier
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NBHS
Alumni
Balch Squad Leads Manchester VFW Dart League Action
John Balch's squad grabbed four points to lead the league and sit first with a two point margin. John West's team won a three point verdict over Phil Kelleher's crew as high games dominated the evening, including a 263 team high and Dick Lynch's 36-point single game and 94-point three-game series. Dud Griffis posted the season high with 97 last week for a 32.1 average. Standings show multiple teams with varying records as the season unfolds.
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Manchester
John Balch
Dave King
John West
Phil Kelleher
Dick Lynch
Dud Griffis
Milt King
Clem Viault
al Kent
N H Boy dies in coasting accident
Berlin New Hampshire nine year old Rene Caron was killed when he coasted his sled into a street into the path of a public works truck driven by Roland Allaire. Allaire said he did not see the boy. He was the son of Ovila Caron a woodsman.
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Rene Caron
Roland Allaire
Public Works Department
Ovila Caron
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