Sabers, Bulldogs and Eagles Vie Tomorrow in Bennington
High school boys basketball in Bennington County features the BCHS Sabers at Brattleboro, Burr & Burton hosting Fair Haven, and Arlington welcoming Austine School, with the Mt Anthony Patriots visiting Hartford Hurricanes Saturday afternoon in a weekend slate that could reshape league standings and tourney hopes.
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Bchs Sabers
Brattleboro
Colonels
Joe Moore
Burr & Burton Bulldogs
Arlington Eagles
Bulldogs
Fair Haven Slaters
Eagles
Wilmington
Arrows
Joe Bizzarro
Sabers
Frank Bizzarro
Wily Joe Moore
Hartford Hurricanes
Bill Holiday
Mt. Anthony
Bennington
Holiday
Tim Moore
Bob Farnham
Brian Trottier
Steve Rounds
Frederickson
Don Corey
Joe Stroffoleno
Steve Young
Roy Holton
Art Wyman
Arlington
Clyde Kimball
Don Powers
Bobby Cloran
Art Arlington
Ron Trottier
Austine
Molly Stark
Patriots
Hurricanes
Greg McCanna
Hartford
Otter Valley
Scotty Phillips
Dick Gaudette
Denny McCarthy
Tommy Scelza
Jerry Parrott
Rutland
Bizzarro
John Mook
Scott Griffin
Jeff Bergquist
Pete Stoothoff
Jimmy Shoemaker
Ted Bitensky
Dick Cutler
Bulldogs Overpower Woodstock In 60-54 Upset
In Woodstock Burr & Burton’s Bulldogs shocked the high ranked Wasps 60-54. The upset followed the season’s familiar script as Burr & Burton, led by a relentless defense, broke the Wasps’ rhythm and seized control in the final minutes.
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Wasps
Woodstock
Burr & Burton Bulldogs
Burr & Burton
G F P Bentley
Hill Fritts
Bourn
Muarce Fleming
New Mexico State's rebound under Lou Henson shocks 1960s NMSU fans
Lou Henson returns to his alma mater and leads New Mexico State to a 68-55 win over fourth-ranked Texas Western in El Paso, signaling a dramatic turnaround from a 4-22 season. The Aggies upset national contenders, improve to 11-7, and showcase a stingy defense while John Gambill scores 24 and Willie Cager and David Lattin pace Texas.
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New Mexico State
State
Southwest
Aggies
Henson
Texas Western
Miners
el Paso
New Mexico
Oklahoma City
Rutgers
Evansville College
John Gambill
David Lattin
Willie Cager
Texans
Duin Wins Strub Stakes as Bulldogs Stifle Wasps
Arcadia Calif UPI Howard B Kecks Duin captures a one length win in the 129800 Charles H Strub Stakes at Santa Anita. Bulldogs pile up 20 points from free throws as they edge Wasps 20 of 32 from the line. Woodstock leads on the floor but Bulldog defense dominates to keep tourney hopes alive. They host Fair Haven Slaters next for MVS clash.
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Sabers
Bennington
Fair Haven
Burr & Burton Bulldogs
Slaters
St. Michael’s
MVS
Mike Barnslow
Wallingford
Burr & Burton
Woodstock
Bulldogs
Mike Perry
Jack Young
Tom Jepson
Steve LaPlaca
Don Calvi
Mike Bentley
Bill Fritts
Aaron Hill
Ed Brooks
Lyn Bourn
Weymouth
Manchester Center
Eagles
Dave Frederickson
Austine School
Wilmington
Arcadia
Calif
UPI
Howard B. Keck
Duin
Charles H. Strub
Santa Anita
Wasps
Bulldog
Fair Haven Slaters
Mildenberger Keeps Crown By Whisker
European heavyweight champion Karl Mildenberger retains his title with a 15 round decision over Italy's Piero Tomasoni in Frankfurt. Mildenberger wins 70-69 despite a swelling face, with Tomasoni’s early knockdown and a partisan 14,000 crowd watching the tight bout.
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West Germany
UPI
Karl Mildenberger
Italy
Piero Tomasoni
Mildenberger
Cassius Clay
Tomasoni
Bill Williams
Britain
Bowling Stars Fran Snow and Jim DeVito Shine in City Match
Fran Snow forged a 600 series with five straight strikes in the opening game while Jim DeVito followed with a 600 series total 592 in the final tally. The Sunday match at Al's Alley featured high scores across multiple leagues and praised players, with Ted Hoyt and CT duo Sands predicting scores and praising Fran and Jim as volunteers.
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Jim
Frances
DeVito
Fran Snow
Jim DeVito
Ted Hoyt
Kathleen Nichols
James Brunett
Connecticut
Ernie Gratz
Bob Poblocki
Bob
John
Herb Gall
Svitak
Dave Hart
Steve LeBarron
Benn Catholic High League
Dave LaCroix
Tim Guetti
Priscilla Sausville
Beverly Harrington
Ben Browe
Brent Peacock
Globe Union
Monument
Whitman’s
Finast
R. Jones
H. Hicks
R. Marsh
A. Restino
Art Coxsee
Albert Thompson
Roland Becker
Dave Brookman
Green Mountain Bantams
Dough Carron
Paul Rice
John LaCroix
Patsy Santo
Jeff Hughes
Jeff
Southern Vermont
Los Angeles
Gladstone
Pownal Valley
Tri-Mont Texaco
Valley
Tri-Mont
Mt Snow Slates Pro Slalom Event
A field of 50 top pro skiers will race in Mt Snow’s first annual Pro Slalom tomorrow at 12 30 P M on the exhibition slope with $1500 in prize money. Olympic veterans Ernst Hinteseer Haas Leitner and Egon Goudener lead favorites for the 600 prize as skiers from Austria Switzerland Canada and the US compete. The event features a seven country field and a double somersault by Goudenner after the slalom. Admission applies.
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New England
Ernst Hinterseer
Haas Leitner
Egon Zimmerman
Hermann Goudener
Magic Mountain
Hans Forstner
Killington
Rudy Kursteiner
Snow Ridge
Bob Gratton
Manfried Kriegs
Don Lyon
Bill Preston
United Nations
United States
Canada
Harvey Clifford
Mt. Snow Ski Area
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