RPI Tops Middlebury in Tight Invitational Hockey Tilt
RPI ends a seven game skid with a 5 4 victory over Middlebury in the Engineers Invitational. Dick Greenlaw 32 saves steadied the goal as Bill Watts’ penalty shot failed to tie late. Western Ontario coats Bowdoin 9 5 to nearly clinch tourney. Bowdoin Middlebury set for 7 tonight while RPI meets Western Ontario at 9.
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Bends Faces Springfield Trip As BCHS Seeks Win
The Bennington Catamounts travel to Springfield to challenge the Cosmos, who stand 5-1 in the SWL and third. At home, the Hartford Hurricanes host league-leading BCHL Sabers at 7:30, after beating Benni 56-42 in seven games. Catamounts average 52.6 points per game and aim to turn their season around.
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Pro Golf Opens LOS ANGELES with nearly 400 entries
Entries near noon today for the 40th annual Los Angeles Open golf tournament total about 400 as players including Arnold Palmer Bill Casper Tony Lema Juan Rodriguez Gene Littler and Doug Sanders indicate participation. The event opens the 1966 links season next week.
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Bruins Fail to Convert Power Play in 1-0 Loss to Red Wings
Boston Bruins suffer a 1-0 defeat to Detroit as the Bruins struggle with a lack of an effective power play. Detroit was short handed for seven minutes in the third period, keeping Boston from producing a strong offensive outburst. Bruins open a two-week road trip in Toronto with slim hopes of improving their power play.
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Celtics and Warriors clash in Providence showdown
Celtics travel to Rhode Island Auditorium after a split on the road. They beat the Knicks 99 96 with five late free throws, widening their lead in the Eastern Division standings.
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Celtics edge Knicks in tight 99 96 showdown
On Wednesday Boston defeated New York 99 to 96 while Cincinnati beat Los Angeles 111 109 and Baltimore posted a 144 111 win over San Francisco. Philadelphia topped Detroit 113 112 in a close card of results.
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Sun Bowl Preview: TCU Faces Texas Western Passer
TCU relies on stingy defense and a stout line to slow Texas Western and its star quarterback Billy Stevens in the 31st Sun Bowl. Stevens led by arms and numbers, while TCU counters with a balanced attack and aggressive secondary boosted by a new safety blitz.
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Starr Hinges On Health For Packers Title Bid
Green Bay veteran Bart Starr battled a bruised back yet tried several passes in a Wednesday workout as coach Vince Lombardi backed a target to start him for the NFL title game against Cleveland. Starr stressed he would play, while Lombardi cautioned he remained unsure if he would start. Paul Hornung, amid knee, rib and wrist injuries, ran at full speed and drew praise as Lombardi noted a very young Packers defense with only two veterans over 30.
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Evansville Faces Conference Title Battle Amid Slipping Ratings
Evansville, once the top small college team, risks losing the Indiana Collegiate Conference crown as Valparaiso rises. Valparaiso’s 114 96 win over Purdue sparked a tie for 13th in the board of coaches ratings, with Southern Illinois surging to first behind 24 first place votes and 328 points. Evansville has dominated the title for three straight years, but SIU and Valparaiso threaten as both squads gain momentum and face key matchups.
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Bowling Results International League High Singles
High single by J Griffin 238 and P Chenaille 233 and A Midiere 226. High triple led by P Chenaille 634.
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West Arlington bowler sets Florida high score of 289
Mrs Richard Perrott formerly Betty Wilcox, a West Arlington girl now in Cocoa Beach, rolled a state women’s record 289 at Satellite Lanes Brevard Florida on Automatic Transmission team. Prize package included 500 dollar US Savings Bond and a bowling ball. She ranks among Florida’s top five scores and her Air Force husband is stationed at Cape Kennedy.
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NFL Inks TV Pact Sets Record Contracts
The NFL signed a record $37.6 million television contract with CBS for 1966 and 1967, paying $18.8 million per year for exclusive rights. The agreement lifts weekly blackouts by allowing CBS to televise NFL games from other cities. Commissioner Pete Rozelle and CBS VP William MacPhail announced the deal, which follows CBS’s prior $144 million yearly arrangement. The AFL and ABC also hold major TV rights, with a $36 million five-year deal.
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Ryan ready for Packers after stomach trouble
Cleveland Browns quarterback Frank Ryan plans to practice today after a stomach ailment. Browns president Arthur Modell downplayed any risk to Sundays NFL title game versus Green Bay. Ryan, who had abdominal pains, was hospitalized briefly but X rays indicated an upset stomach. He faced boos from fans but delivered late touchdowns to solidify a comeback win, while Starr of Green Bay edges him in completion rate but Ryan remains marked as clutch.
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Holy Cross names FBI agent as athletic director
Vincent G. Dougherty, a Holy Cross alum and former FBI administrator, is named director of athletics at Holy Cross. The Scranton native, 50, will take the post July 1 after resigning from the FBI to succeed Eugene Flynn, who retired after 23 years as Holy Cross athletic director. Dougherty played halfback for Holy Cross in the mid-1930s, earning three varsity letters amid a 24–4–2 team record, and holds philosophy and law degrees from Holy Cross and Georgetown. He has six children and a wife.
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Eagles Fall 46 45 on Technical Foul at Bristol
Arlington lost to Bristol 46 45 after a technical foul allowed Bristol to make a free throw with 27 seconds left. Arlington led 45 45 when a player entered without reporting to the scorer, and Bristol gained possession to seal the win. Don Corey 16 points, 16 rebounds led Arlington. Tom Macksey 13. Bristol's Burpse 16. Prelim Arlington Jayvees 25 24 loss. Tonight at 7 Eagles vs Arlington High Alumni at AMHS gym.
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