Sabers Rally Past Middlebury in Class L Thriller
Bennington Catholic High School outscored Middlebury Union 28 11 in the second half to win 44 37. The Tigers led 16 16 at quarter one and 26 26 at halftime before BCHS pulled away behind Lemieux Galipeau and Allard. McMeekin and Rheaume fouled out for Middlebury as Sunderland led the Tigers with 16.
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Ludlow Dominates Burr-Burton in Marble Valley Clash
Ludlow High School defeated Burr and Burton 61 to 38 as Bruce Stryhas and Max Joselyn led the attackers. Ludlow built a 30-16 halftime lead while Myatt and Stryhas controlled the boards. Dick Smith topped Manchester with 19 points.
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Catamounts Hold Off Mounties For 65 49 Victory
Bennington High School Catamounts built a 19 2 first period lead against Mt. St. Joseph and held on for a 65 49 win. Pete Tinkham starred with a 13 point first period while Bill Hurley added 8 in the third as Benhi improved to 5 5 and fourth in SWL.
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Arlington Eagles We'll Day Whitingham In League Showdown
Arlington defeated Whitingham 56 30 after building a 29 8 halftime lead. Standout contributors were Stan Grover Curt Albee and Pete Marsh as coach Hank Coley rotated reserves late. Arlington improves to 3 4 in Molly Stark League with a Jayvees 53 14 victory preceding the main game.
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Williams College Winter Carnival Schedule Notes Events
Williams College Winter Carnival begins with a 9:30 a.m. giant slalom at Berlin Mountain Ski Area. Friday features 2:30 p.m. cross country at Savoy State Forest. Saturday offers slalom at Berlin Mt, jumping at Berlin Mt, a 4 p.m. hockey game Williams versus Pennsylvania, and a 3:30 p.m. freshman swimming meet Williams freshmen versus Hotchkiss.
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Little League Clinic Moves to Monday Night
A Little League baseball clinic announced for Sunday in Tuesday's Banner will be held Monday Feb. 5 at 8 p.m. at the Moose Lodge. The event features baseball films from Little League Headquarters Williamsport Pa and invites managers coaches potential umpires and the public to attend.
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Friday Games Summary Players Face Tough Doubleheaders
Pittsburgh visits Chicago, Kansas City travels to Hawaii, and New York plays San Francisco in a set of Friday matchups. Top teams seek wins as travel and cross country trips affect rosters and pace.
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Burr Burton Lassies defeat BCHS Saberettes in varsity clash
Burr and Burton won the junior varsity 23 24 thriller as Green and Gold surged in the third. Donna Gallant led the Saber five with 13 points and Sally Caron added 10 while BCHS top scorers included Christine King with 10 Hallie Sausville 8 Norma Gauthier 4. Dan Distasio's Dainty Dozen head to Benhi next week for season finale.
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Alice Paquin
Mary King
Elaine Donovan
Christine King
BC High
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Norma Gauthier
Campney
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Nichols
Hitchcock
Eaton
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Hanlon
BCHS
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Two Newcomers Lead Palm Springs Golf Classic
In Palm Springs California Stan Leonard aged 47 and Rex Baxter Jr 25 shot 65s to lead the 90 hole Palm Springs Classic at Thunderbird County Club. Doug Ford one behind with Gene Littler two back also featured alongside Player Palmer Hebert Demaret Snead Nicklaus and Maxwell in the field.
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Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Jay Hebert
Jimmy Demaret
Sam Snead
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Billy Maxwell
Willie Mays Lands $90,000 Giants Salary
Willie Mays signed with the San Francisco Giants for a reported $90,000 making him baseballs highest paid player for the second straight year. He walked into the Giants office to sign with vice president Charles Feeney noting the raise from about $85,000 the previous season.
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Stan Musial
Baseball in Transition Seeks Return to Dominance
The piece analyzes baseball’s shift from a dominant era toward restructuring of minors and majors. It discusses attendance declines, rising pro football popularity, and plans for realignment and cooperation between major and minor leagues, including potential centralized office oversight and expanded minor league systems.
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Rangers End Losing Streak With 5-0 Bruins Shutout
The New York Rangers halted a 10 game skid by shutting out the Boston Bruins 5 to 0. The win moved New York to within one point of fourth place Detroit, which holds the final playoff berth, as Detroit dropped a 4 to 1 decision to Chicago.
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