Mt Anthony Varsity Third in Abbreviated Southern Vermont Ski Meet
Mt Anthony Union High School skiers finished third in the cross country portion of the Southern Vermont District Ski Meet at Pico Peak behind Putney and Windsor. Putney dominated with four top ten cross country finishes led by Tom Merton who beat Mt Anthony's Robin Outwater by 46 seconds. Alpine slalom to be held later in Killington. Brattleboro dominated jumping with Hugh Barber winning. Mt Anthony lacks both alpine and distaff competitors in this report.
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Rutland
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Bucky
Broomhall
Putney
Windsor
Vermont
Pico Peak
Rutland Country Club
Putney School
Tom Merton
Mt. Anthony
Robin Outwater
Merton
Outwater
Hill and Dale
Bennington
Dale Wilson
John Woodard
Dennis Barry
Ron Scott
Rich Tanner
Brattleboro
Brattleboro Union High School
Colonels
Brattlebor
Hugh Barber
Ed Bergh
Barber
Dave Robinson
Wayne Austin
Patriot
Steve Shultz
Anderson
Woodard
Eddington
Killington
Springfield
Lyndon
Roy Anderson
Patriots
The
Croscup
Patriot Riflemen Defeat Spaulding High on Barre Range
Mt. Anthony Union High School rifle team defeated Spaulding High School Barre 1450 to 1419 in a shoulder to shoulder match. Veterans Brian Coxsee and Pete Comar each scored 374, Martin Betts 365, while Spaulding’s Ron Hunt led with 359. Other Patriots shooters included Steve Boulter 337, Chris Gore, Doug Holley, and Mike Lewis. Next match set with Canajoharie on February 17 at the New Yorker’s range.
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Spaulding
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Spaulding High School
Barre
Brian Coxsee
Pete Comar
Martin Betts
Patriot
Ron Hunt
Patriots
Steve Boulter
Chris Gore
Doug Holley
Mike Lewis
Canajoharie
New Yorker
Mauhs Coxsee
Comar
Betts
Boulter
Spaulding Manvilla
Hunt
Sartelle
Knicks Rally Past Celtics In 110 108 Win
New York Knicks overcame a 20 point Boston lead to defeat the Celtics 110 108 at the Garden. Walt Frazier scored 27, Brad ley added 11 clutch points as Sam Jones missed the final shot. Celtics coach Russell cited missed shots and a heavy schedule as factors in the loss.
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Boston
UPI
New York Knicks
Long Garden
Sam Jones
Celtics
Bill Russell
Knicks
New York
Red Holzman
Knick
Holzman
Walt Frazier
Frazier
Boss
Russell
Former Diamond Great Tabs Clemente Finest
Former star Dick Groat hails Roberto Clemente as the best all around ballplayer he ever saw while noting his own retirement after an ankle injury. Groat, 37, now a Jessop Steel executive, recalls playing with legends like Musial Mays and Clemente and reflects on his missed managing offer and life away from home. He also discusses missing spring training and his ongoing travel for business duties.
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UPD
Steel Evecutive
Roberto Clemente
Dick Groat
Jessop Steel Company
Giants
Pirates
Cardinals
Phillies
Groat
Hank Aaron
Sandy Koufax
Stan) Musial
Clemente
Richie Allen
Willie Mays
Gene Mauch
Danny Murtaugh
Pittsburgh
Mexico City
Swissvale
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Birmingham
Ala
Buffalo
Detroit
Palmer wins Desert Classic in playoff for $20,000
Former President Eisenhower hails Arnold Palmer as the crowd cheers his dramatic Sunday victory in the Bob Hope Desert Golf Classic. Palmer ties Deane Beman at 348 after a final-round birdie, then wins in a playoff on Bermuda Dunes to earn $20,000 and raise 1968 earnings to $32,906. Beman takes $12,000 for second as Harold Henning edges Billy Casper by one stroke for third. Casper and Tom Weiskopf share fourth at 350 for $4,650 each.
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Palm Springs
Calif
UPI
Eisenhower
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Billy Casper
Beman
Harold Henning
South Africa
Casper
Tom Weiskopf
Winter Olympics Begin Tomorrow
GRENOBLE France UPI The United States aims to improve on a few medals won in 1964 as the 1968 Winter Games open Tuesday. Terry McDermott of Essexville Michigan carries the flag for the opening, though not favored to repeat gold. Peggy Fleming of Colorado Springs is the top bets in figure skating, with several skaters and a top bobsled team among hopefuls. Coach Beattie says the U.S. has manpower to challenge the leading nations and may surprise with medals despite French Swiss and Austrian favorites. Kidd, out since injury, makes a comeback after Megeve win. Huega placed third.
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Grenoble
France
UPI
United States
Terry McDermott
Essexville
Mich
Innsbruck
Austria
Charles de Gaulle
McDermott
Peggy Fleming
Colorado Springs
Colo
U.S
Billy Kidd
Stowe
Kiki Cutter
Bend
Ore
Tim Wood
Bloomfield Hills
Robert Kauffman
Seattle
Dianne Holum
Northbrook
Ill
Paul Lamey
Bob Huscher
Bob Beattie
Beattie
Kidd
Megeve
Huega
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