Lowry Bratt Invades Saber Gym In Vermont Showdown
BCHS Sabers, 14-1 in the Southern Vermont League, host Rutland Raiders on Tuesday as Brattleboro Colonels visit tonight to spoil the picture. In Hartford, Cata mounts aims for a third straight win over the Hurricanes, while Molly Stark League games feature Arlington at Leland and Gray and North Bennington at Whitingham. Hoosier Valley leads the Washington County League as Hoosick Falls guests, with BBS and Arlington also in action.
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Frank Bizzarro
BCHS
Sabers
Vermont
Rutland Raiders
Rutland
Raiders
Bizzarro
Brattleboro Colonels
St. Hardcourt
Barrie Byrne
Hartford
Hurricanes
Greg McCanna
Brattleboro
Molly Stark
Arlington
Leland and Gray Seminary
Townshend
North Bennington
Whitingham
Burr
Burton
Poultney
Manchester
Bulldogs
Blue Devils
Washington County League
Hoosick Falls
Hoosie Valley
Hoosiers
Nie
Colonels
Steve Rooker
Billy Brooks
Stan Krawczyk
Byrnemen
Jeff Bergquist
Dick Noble
Jim Shoemaker
Cats
Leland
Gray
Eagles
Don Corey
Mike Knox
Kip Nystrom
Rebels
Catfish Kneece Leads Desert Classic with Pack Close Behind
Catfish Kneece of Aiken South Carolina held a four stroke edge after two rounds in the Bob Hope Desert Golf Classic at Palm Springs while a pack of PGA pros led by Jack McGowan Jack Rule and Dick Sikes trailed within four strokes. Arnold Palmer and Don Massengale were tied at 141 as the 127-man field began the third of five days across four courses.
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Catfish
Kneece
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Jack Rule
Dick Sikes
McGowan
Rule
Sikes
Indian Wells
Eldorado
Bermuda Dunes
la Quinta
Arnold Palmer
Don Massengale
Bing Crosby
Bill Casper
Ken Venturi
Palmer
Casper
Massengale
Daytona Continental Ferraris Fords duel for pole spot
At Daytona Beach a field of Ferraris and Fords challenge Jim Hall's Chaparral for pole in the 24 hour Daytona Continental. Chaparral driven by Phil Hill and Jo Bonnier, or a Ford Mark II, led practice with speeds exceeding 115 mph. The race runs 3 p.m. Saturday to 3 p.m. Sunday, with endurance as key as speed.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
UPI
Jim Hall
Phil Hill
Jo Bonnier
Chaparral
Ken Miles
New Zealanders Davies and Baillie Target Garden Meet Glory
New Zealand distance runners John Davies and Bill Baillie, Olympic competitors, arrive rested for the 47th Knights of Columbus Track Meet in New York. Davies will run the mile while Baillie targets the two mile, aiming to improve on last season when late arrival led to defeats at Madison Square Garden.
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UPI
John Davies
Bill Baillie
New Zealand
Madison Square Garden
Knights of Columbus
Davis
Baillie
Down Under
Hawaii
Davies
Peter Snell
Boston
Albuquerque
Los Angeles
the Garden
Garden
Franc Cervan
Yugoslavia
Eamon O’reilly
Georgetown
Astros Proxy Takes Stand in Milwaukee Braves Suit
Judge Roy Hofheinz was to give a deposition in Chicago today in a Wisconsin suit against the Atlanta Braves and the National League. Milwaukee seeks a court order to block the Braves from playing the 1966 season in Atlanta unless a new major league franchise is granted locally. M Donald Grant of the Mets finished his deposition in New York, saying Milwaukee fans were front-runners and attendance decline prompted the Braves move to Atlanta.
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UPS
Roy Hofheinz
Houston Astros
Wisconsin
Atlanta Braves
National League
Milwaukee
Braves
Atlanta
M. Donald Grant
New York Mets
New York
Mets
Grant
Hoop Schedule Brattleboro Brendi Hartford Rutland Windsor
Local hoop slate lists Brattleboro at BCHS Bendi at Hartford Rutland facing Windsor Springfield versus MSJ Bellows Falls meets West Rutland Poultney plays BBS Ludlow takes on Proctor St Michael’s meets Wallingford Fair Haven visits Woodstock Arlington faces L é G NBHS meets Whitingham Austine welcomes Wilmington Washington County Hoosie Valley at HFCS Tamarac faces Schuylerville Salem meets Greenwich Cambridge visits Stillwater.
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Hartford
Rutland
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Springfield
MSJ
Bellows Falls
West Rutland
Poultney
BBS
Ludlow
Proctor
St. Mike’s
Wallingford
Fair Haven
Woodstock
Hoosie Valley
HFCS
Tamarac
Schuylerville
Salem
Greenwich
Cambridge
Stillwater
Howe Escorted by Police After Wings Bruins Win
Gordie Howe, irked by a police escort after Detroit's 4-2 win at Boston Garden, refused a cruiser ride back to the hotel and joked about a threatening letter received in Detroit. Boston police said threats are common and no leads yet, while Howe noted his 20th straight season with 20 goals.
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National Hockey League
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Ted Williams
Detroit
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Clarence) Campbell
Boston Police
Peter J. Donovan
Fiveman
Donovan
Montreal
Red Wings
Alex Delvecchio
Yankees weigh Boyer for Kubek hole at shortstop
The Yankees consider Clete Boyer as the strongest fielding option to replace Tony Kubek at shortstop. Other candidates like Bobby Mulder and Ruben Amaro surface, but Boyer’s glove and power keep him leading. Yankees also sign Fritz Peterson and Mike Ferraro to reach 13 players.
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Tony Kubek
New York Yankees
Kubek
Bobby Mulder
Ruben Amaro
Phillies
Murcer
Amaro
Rubek
Clete Boyer
Boyer
Yankees
Fritz Peterson
Mike Ferraro
Chicago White Sox
Eddie Fisher
Los Angeles Dodgers
John Kennedy
Nate Oliver
California Angels
Jim Vopicka
University of Illinois
Paul Alderete
San Jose
Atlanta Braves
Gene Oliver
Oliver
Braves
Clarkson Grabs Hockey Lead in Eastern Ratings Shakeup
Clarkson Tech climbs to first in the UPI coaches ratings as unbeaten in the east this season, edging Boston University after a loss to unranked Colgate. Williams College tops Division II among small colleges, with Merrimack surging to second and New Hampshire moving up to third in a tight race.
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UPI
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Golden Knights
United Press International
Len Ceglarski
Denver
Boston University
B.U. Terriers
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Clarkson
Cornell
St. Lawrence
Brown
Roy Ryan
Williams
Bill McCormick
Ephmen
Merrimack College
Warriors
University of New Hampshire
Merrimack
Bowdoin
Wildcats
AIC
Colby
Middlebury
What’s The Point Braves Hassle Sheds Light On
A UPI analysis contrasts Wisconsin’s bid for an MLB franchise with the Atlanta Braves’ Milwaukee departure. It questions monopoly claims, notes state legal funding, and asks who benefits from a Milwaukee team while naming Hank Aaron Joe Torre Tony Cloninger and Felipe Alou as players cited in the dispute.
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Hank Aaron
Joe Torre
Tony Cloninger
Felipe Alou
Milwaukee
Mets
Astros
Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Braves
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