Brattleboro Colonels Upset Mt Anthony 63-45 With Surge
Brattleboro spoiled Mt Anthony's hopes in a 63-45 upset as Bill Holiday led with 25 points and Denny Hart, Dick Cutler combined for 33 for the Patriots. The win lifts Brattleboro to 7-4 in SWL play while MT Anthony slips to 8-3.
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Bengston
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T. Revilla
Kray
LaCroix
Bitensky Moore Griffin
Carmody Martin
Lombardi Ends Coaching Era Shaping Pro Football Legacy
Vince Lombardi, Green Bay coach and general manager, retires from coaching to focus on directing a world champion team. He transformed the Packers from a faltering franchise into a successive NFL champion, winning six titles including two Super Bowls, and reshaped the national game with his disciplined, winning philosophy.
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Chuck Mercein
Mercein
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Eagles Top Ludlow 46-39 In Marble Valley League
Arlington Eagles led by Tim Williams win 46-39 over Ludlow Presidents in a foul filled game to raise their league mark to 7-6 and enter final two weeks as a threat for third place. The victory marks Ludlow’s second loss to Arlington this season.
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Burr & Burton Slaps Wasps 74 64 in Marble Valley clash
Burr & Burton Bulldogs overcome Woodstock Wasps 74 to 64 to lift Marble Valley record to 5 7 and season mark to 9 7. Fritts and Monroe fuse for 50 points as Downey adds 15 and Wasps top scorer Don Maynes nets 21. Jayvees win 44 30, Arlington Eagles pace with 14 from Art Wyman and 9 apiece from Stroffolino Knox.
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Wasps
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Fritts
Monroe
Burr & Burton
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Chester
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Lockeroom
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Smith
Downey
Aguirre
Lasalle
P Barrup
Spear
Roy Dailey
Doubleday
Grover Doton Fleming
Corkum Maynes
Keglers Vie This Weekend At Greater Bennington Tournament
Distaff bowlers in the 7th Annual Greater Bennington Woman's Bowling Association event compete at Bennington Lanes. The WIBC and GBWA members may enter up to three leagues, with handicap set as two thirds of 180 scratch, and all bowlers entered in both handicap and scratch. First place ties will be resolved within ten days. playoff date and costs set by the tournament secretary and association.
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Federal Board May Enact Tight Sports Legislation
The U.S. Senate weighs federal action if AAU and NCAA reject a five year six point peace plan from a federal arbitration board. The program splits meets into open international, closed domestic, and other categories with AAU and USTFF roles clarified. | The plan pressures AAU to sanction open meets while the NCAA backed USTFF oversight. Magnuson warns of new law if loyalty fractures.
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Prison Bars No Deterrent In Pro Football Draft
Jess Phillips, a Michigan State star, is in prison serving 15 months to 14 years for forgery but believes he can play pro football. Drafted by Cincinnati in the fourth round, he is awaiting parole eligibility and says he can make it as a pro once released.
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Cowboys
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Cincinnati Bengals
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Pete Rozelle
Camp Waterloo
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