Mt Anthony in must win run as MVS league race tightens
Mt Anthony Patriots sit 8-2 in Western Division, second to Rutland 9-1, with Brattleboro and MSJ close. The upcoming schedule includes four games, three away, one at Kates Memorial Gym, facing Brattleboro then West Rutland, Rutland and Fair Haven, while Burr & Burton hosts Woodstock Wasps and Arlington visits Ludlow for Marble Valley League action.
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Mt. Anthony
Arlington
Burr and Burton
Woodstock Wasps
Bellows Falls Terriers
Springfield
Brattleboro
Pianotown
Hartford
Windsor
West Rutland
Patriots
Kates Memorial
Golden Horde
Rutland
MSJ
Fair Haven Slaters
Joe Moore
Colonels
Burr & Burton Bulldogs
Arlington Eagles
Bulldogs
Ludlow
Woodstock
MVS
Poultney
Wasps
Chester Sentinels
Wasp
Bob Dailey
Bob Jr
Fred Doubleday
Burr & Burton
Cliff Weymouth
Bill Fritts
Mike Monroe
Bill Downey
Bulldog
Tim Williams
Eagles
Williams
Roy Holton
Art Wyman
Jack Stroffolino
Mike Knox
Dave Lindsey
Bill Milnes
Burr
Bowlers Shine Across Leagues In Vermont Notes
The Green Mtn Bantam Girls' League features Colette Corbett Kathy Allen and Barbara Burke with solid scores. Duane Peacock leads Junior League with 159, Ray Broadwell tops Monument Bantam League at 133, while Don Smith posts 793 in four, and S Buck J Bizzarro Mitch Kahwajy also excel. Town Team, Garage League, and Women’s circuits report high triples and singles, with Strike totals and upcoming Match of Dimes promos noted.
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Colette Corbett
Kathy Allen
Barbara Burke
Duane Peacock
Ray Broadwell
Mike Farrar
Kevin Harvey
Vince Bushee
Madkour
Frank
Franks
Bob Gribinski
Mitch Kahwajy
Don Smith
S. Buck
J. Bizzarro
Mitch
Betty Hynick
Shirley Beshara
Fran Snow
Jimmy
Barb Kenyon
Phil Lindsey
Edi Prandini
Ellie Hysek
Bennington
Gene Farrar
Jim DeVito
John Griffin
Howard Muckle
Bill Fisher
Arlington Eagles
Barre
Ticonderoga
Larry Rowe
Pinsonneault
Brownie Bacon
E. Hough
Audrey Young
Bertha Lewis
Monument Roofing
Bob Jones
Bob Parks
William Jones
Pownal Valley
Pownal Vols
Williams Iga
Gerry Marsha
Milt Hattat
Graduation Day For Williams Dog Training Club
Northern Berkshire Dog Training Club held a graduation for 13 dogs after 10 weeks of obedience training at Williams College. Certificates were given to owners from Adams Bennington Cambridge Cheshire and Schodack Landing among others. The event featured a demonstration, guest speaker, and tribute to a longtime member who died January 22.
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Williamstown
Mass
Northern Berkshire
Williams College
Rudolph J. Benedetti
Cheshire
William Rogers
North Adams
Frosty
James H. Brower
Adams
Mark Wonstoltz II
Christine Carlson
Rusty
Stephen Clark
Thane
Archmont
Schnauzer
Donald E, Crews
Clarksburg
Buto Bianca Dei
Michael J. Geroulo
Kilderry T. Fitzpatrick
William B. Harvey
Pooka
Bennington
Lady Mist II
Collie
Jean Vareschi
Mitsue
Frederick E. Brooks
Marion M. Moran
Ralph Culver
Brooks
Frederick P. Mach
Schodack Landing
N.Y
Northern Berkshire Dog Training Club
Robert Rohane
Army Honors Former BCHS Cage Star Lemieux
John P. Lemieux son of Mr and Mrs Aime Lemieux of R D 2 Bennington received a Certificate of Achievement from the U S Army in Vietnam for duty July 1966 to August 1967. The award noted exceptional competence and devotion to counterinsurgency efforts. Lemieux, a former Bennington Catholic High School standout on the 1964 65 basketball team, now works in local construction and plays for the Bennington YMCA Industrial Basketball League undefeated Independents. He served two years in the Army and was discharged in California last September.
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John P. Lemieux
Aime Lemieux
R.D.2
Bennington
U.S. Army
Vietnam
Saigon
W.C. Westmoreland
Lemieux
Republic of Vietnam
Kenneth G. Wickham
Washington
Bennington Catholic High School
Bennington Holastic
Vermont
Spaulding High School
Barre
Independents
Bennington Ymca
California
Cage Scores From Various College Games
A compiled list shows many college teams and scores across multiple matchups. Notable results include Penn State 81 over Temple 68, Hofstra 93 over Boston College 86, Syracuse 107 over Niagara 116, and Manhattan 87 over St. Francis (Pa) 90. The long score string lists numerous others with varying opponents and results.
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East Penn State
Temple
Rider
Drexel
Kings
Kings Pt
Lehigh
Albright
Muhlenberg
Haverford
Albany St
Stony Brook
Bryant
Bentley
Con. Conn
Stan Conn
Amn Int
Bates
Hofstra
Boston Col
Providence
Massachusetts
Conn
St. Bonavarre
Villanova
Hunter
Newark Rutgers
St. Francis (Pa
St Vent
St. Peters
Manhtn
Phila Tex
Westwistr
Loyola
Canisius
Clarkson
Queens
Ont
Plattsburgh
Potsdam
Alliance
Abts
Wslyn
Brune Tech
Mohawk Val
Niagara
Syracuse
St. Michaels
Vermont
NY Tech
Curry
Amherst
Union
Elzbthrn
Kutztown
del. Val
Penn Military
Witmastr
Geneva
St. Fran
St. Vincent
South
Pro Skiing New Entry In TV Gold Sweepstakes
Killington hosts the Television Gold Sweepstakes as 30 pros sign contracts to race across seven events this winter. Karl Pfeiffer of Killington Ski Area leads the Pro Ski Racers Association, with Adrian Duvillard atop the standings on 52 points and Haas Leitner second with 46. Purse money and Ballantine Cup points drive growth while ratings and sponsors shape expansion and television coverage. The circuit runs at Loon Mountain, Great Gorge, Hunter Mountain, and other venues as it courts wider TV exposure.
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Killington
UPD
Professional Ski Racers Association
Karl Pfeiffer
Loon Mountain
Great Gorge
New Jersey
Hunter Mountain
Catskills
Upstate
New York
Ballantine Brewing Co
Ballantine
Adrian Duvillard
Haas Leitner
Stratton Mountain
Vermont
Pfeiffer
NBA Standings and Results From Wednesday And Thursday
Wednesday results feature Boston over Chicago 118 109 and New York beat Cincinnati 128 126 in overtime while Baltimore edged Detroit 113 108 and Los Angeles defeated St Louis 110 102. Thursday schedules list St Louis at Seattle and New York versus Chicago at Evansville Indiana with San Francisco at San Diego.
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Boston
Chicago
Baltimore
Detroit
New York
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Seattle
Evansville
Ind
San Francisco
San Diego
Philadelphia
San Fran
Small Negro Colleges Are Pro Grid Bonanza
The second combined pro football draft spotlighted Negro colleges as top talent sources, led by Jackson State with 11 picks. Notable picks included late rounds of several All-America standouts while Mississippi’s Jackson State stood out despite a 6-3 record.
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New York
UPI
Tank Younger
Grambling College
Los Angeles Rams
South
Southern California
UCLA
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Alabama
Mississippi
Jackson State
Jackson
Miss
Grambling
USC
Lem Barney
Detroit Lions
Jackson St
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Bennington Banner
ED Bowmaker
Hartford Hurricanes
Rutland Raiders
Bill Holiday
Dave McBean
Hugh Rounds
Frank Bizzarro
Denny Hart
Dick Cutler
J. J. Moore
Scott Racicot
Dave LaCroix
MT. Snow
Bob Cochran
Burlington
Bob
Madonna Mt
Al’s
By AL Ray
McCarver
St, Louis
Tim McCarver
St. Louis Cardinals
ruIs
Army
BCHS
Fla. A&m
Ft. Val
W. Liberty
Wheeling
Aubur
Georgia
Bethany
Thiel
Tampa
Fla. Southern
Old Dmn
Amn Col
Louisville
Davidson
Vir. Tech
Norfolk St
Howard U
High Pt
Esa Caro
Loyola (la
Wis. (Miln
Mississippi St
Springhill
Sthn
Atlantic Chastn
Criber Col
Elizabeth City
Shaw U
Kitrell Col
Fla, Memorial
Glenville
W.vir. Tech
Midwest
Evnsville
Indiana St
Bradley
Ball St
Esn Illinois
Xavier
Ohio
DePaul
Otterbein
Marietta
Wichita St
Drake
Mrhead St
Concrda
Min
Concordia
Tll
St. Procopius
SW Missouri
Sth Ill
Midland
Neb
St. Mary’s
Minn
St. John’s
Minnesota
Ditch
Hmline
Lewis Sy MacMurray
Okla St
Wylnd
Oral Roberts U
Midwestern
International Pro Ski Racers Association
Sion
New England
NBA
Ron Vanderkelen
New Orleans
Vikings
Oscar Reed
Colorado State
Florida
Kim Hammond
Miami
Tennessee
Dewey Warren
Oklahoma
Granville Liggins
Tom Sheen
Cleveland
Bobby Johns
Kansas City
Frank Loria
Virginia Tech
al Dorsey
Don Manning
Jim Hines
Texas Southern
Hines
Bob Hayes
Dallas Cowboys
Metropolitan
Albert E. Peterson
County St
Bennington, Vt
Metropolitan Life
Adams Clothes Shop
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