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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1965

Page

10

Cats Top Hartford 70-49 For SVL Victory

Bennington High School surged to a 70-49 win over the Hartford Midgets on Bennington’s home court, clinching the Catamounts third SVL victory behind balanced scoring from Bob Baldwin 20 and Jeff Bergquist 19. The team dominated with aggressive defense, rebounding edge, and steady outside shooting, while the JV also defeated Hartford 47-41.

Cats Hartford Bennington High School Vermont Hartford Midgets Catamounts Benhi Bendi Bob Baldwin Jeff Bergquist Baldwin Bergquist Steve Greenslet Mike Derosia Dave Krug Greenslet Derosia Krug Hassenpflug Bill Tallman

Mirum Ben Ali Wins European Bantam Title in Spain

In Barcelona Mirum Ben Ali captured the European bantamweight title by outpointing France's Pierre Vetta over 15 rounds before 12,000 fans, vacating the crown formerly held by Finland's Risto Luukkonen. In Milwaukee ABC announced an expansion plan to build a hall of fame and a national bowling museum at its headquarters.

Barcelona Spain UPI Mirum Ben Ali Finland Risto Luukkonen France Pierre Vetoff Milwaukee The American Bowling Congress ABC Hall of Fame ABC Frank K. Baker

Bowling Girls Green Mountain Cards Lead In Meet

T.E Hypos-3 Mixers-1 top high single 187 and high triple 468 for Guttersnipes 4 to 0. Leftovers and Dreamers show 0 and 1 losses. Hill 183 high single and 474 high triple. Surdam posts 178 high single and 517 high triple.

Green Mountain T.E. Hypos Moon

North Bennington Falls 64 59 to Leland and Gray

The Governors of North Bennington lost to Leland and Gray Academy of Townshend 64 to 59 in a tight basketball game. The fly bug and foul line were decisive factors as North Bennington could not secure the win.

North Bennington Governors Leland and Gray Academy Townshend North Village

Black Horses Triumph Over Governors at North Bennington

North Bennington defeated Cambridge 49 to 44 after strong free throw finishing. Gordy Thomas scored 23 for North Bennington while the Gleason brothers led Leland and Gray with 49 points in a high fouling contest. Governors battled early, led by two after the first, but saw a late surge by Townshend side secure the win.

North Bennington Leland and Gray Gordy Thomas Gleason Brothers Leland Thomas Schuylerville Cambridge Indians Indians Martinovich and Slade Bell Skoropski L&g Schuy’vile N, Benn, Cambridge Officials Rice and Noyes

BCHS Clinches SWL Lead After Upset Loss by Cosmos

Bennington Catholic High School moves into sole first place in the Southern Vermont League after Springfield fell 79 77 to West Rutland. The Sabers rely on Pete Lemieux who averages 21 points per game and strong bench depth as they prepare for a showdown with MLJ Mounties and wrap up the season against Hartford High.

BCHS Cosmos West Rutland Bennington Catholic High Springfield West Rutland Golden Horde Vermont Sabers Green and Gold MSJ MLJ Mounties Bennington Catholic Mounties Pete Lemieux Saber Lemieux Hartford High

Boyer Signs With Cards After MVP Season

NL MVP Ken Boyer signed a 1965 contract with the St. Louis Cardinals for 65 000 and said he was completely satisfied. He credited his World Series heroics, including a grand slam in game four against the Yankees, with his decision to aim high. The Yankees meanwhile announced several signees and spring training invites, while Mets star Jim Hickman and Phillies and Pirates signings added to the fanfare.

Ken Boyer Earth St. Louis Cardinals Boyer Cardinals New York Yankees St. Louis Pete Mikkelsen Duke Carmel Fort Lauderdale Fla Lou Vickery James Smith Paul Toth Arturo Lopez Jim Hickman Mets Hickman

Brattleboro to Host Junior Ski Championships Feb 20

Brattleboro will host a two day junior ski weekend starting February 20 attracting young jumpers and cross country runners from New England and the East aiming for nationals in Oregon. The event features 40 meter hill jump at Latchis Hill, a 7.5 kilometer cross country at Putney School, and a Harris Hill 70 meter jump invitation with European competitors. American contenders include Roger Dion, Ralph Semb, and Roy Sherwood leading a field alongside Austrian and German athletes.

Brattleboro New England East Oregon Putney School Stepp Lichtenegger Austria Franklin D. Roosevelt Bear Mountain N.Y Peter Muller Muller Germany Helmut Wegscheider Wolfgang Hepple Jacques Charland Trois Riviers Que Roger Dion Lebanon N.H Ralph Semb Montague City Mass Roy Sherwood Salisbury Conn

Weber Adds $15,000 To Cash Winnings

In Philadelphia Dick Weber won his third All Star Bowling Championship raising his BPAA tournament winnings to $67,868.22 and making him the second bowler to win three titles. Carter has four victories. Varipapa also has two. Weber’s success spans AMF events, BPAA team titles, and PBA championships, with record earnings and multiple honors.

Philadelphia Dick Weber Andy Varipapa Weber Jim St. John Billy Welu Carter All Star AMF Ray Bluth St. Louis Star Bowlers Association Bowling Writers Association of America George Young

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