SVL Standings and Saturday Results Summary
SVL standings show BCHS 63 Brattleboro 30 and MSJ 62 Springfield 58 with Windsor 43 Rutland 41 and West Rutland 84 BF 70. Saturday results include MSJ 86 Brattleboro 63 and BBS 68 Poultney 63 Wallingford 58 St Mike's 49 Proctor 56 Ludlow 45 Woodstock 53 Fair Haven 49.
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BCHS
Brattleboro
Bendi
Hartford
Windsor
Rutland
Springfield
West Rutland
Poultney
Wallingford
St. Mike’s
Proctor
Ludlow
Woodstock
Fair Haven
Pet. Proctor Ll
Chester
BBS
St Michael
High School Score Summary Junior Varsity Night
Arlington defeated L&G 65 to 50 while NBHS led Whitingham 43 to 31 and Wilmington beat Austine 49 to 36. HFCS edged Hoosie Valley 59 to 58 as Ovt Greenwich posted 83 and Salem 57. Stillwater 65 fell to Cambridge 50, Schuylerville 71 topped Tamarac 5.
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Arlington
L&g
NBHS
Whitingham
Wilmington
Austine
HFCS
Hoosie Valley
Ovt
Greenwich
Salem
Stillwater
Cambridge
Schuylerville
Tamarac
Hoosic Valley
Tillwater
Celtics Hold Narrow Win Over 76ers at Boston Garden
Boston tops Philadelphia 100 99 to stay two games up in the Eastern Division. Havlicek scored the winning basket and clinched it with a late steal. Russell limited Wilt Chamberlain, while Siegfried and Havlicek each scored 23 as Boston rose to the top of the division.
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Boston
UPI
Boston Celics
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia 76Ers
Celtics
John Havlicek
Boston Garden
Lucious
Jackson
76Ers
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Reyals
Celts
San Francisco Warriors
Woody Lauldsberry
Dave Gambee
Tom Sanders
Havilcck
Giants
Bill Russell
Wilt Chamberlain
Russell
Havlicek
Larry Siegfried
Sanders' Charge Wins Desert Classic Playoff
Doug Sanders rose from deep in the field to tie for first and then defeated Arnold Palmer in a sudden death playoff to win the $100,000 Bob Hope Desert Classic in Palm Springs. The 1966 winner’s payoff boosted his year earnings as Palmer took $8,000 as consolation. Others contended including Geiberger Rodgers Marr Souchak Kneece, with Boros Casper Besselink also in the mix.
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Palm Springs
Calif
UPI
Doug Sanders
Doug
Sanders
Arnold Palmer
Phoenix
Palmer
Indian Wells Country Club
Geiberger
Julius Boros
Bill Casper
al Besselink
Basilio Set For Golden Gloves Appearance in Burlington
Former world welterweight and middleweight champion Carmen Basilio will appear at the 1966 Vermont, Northeastern New York and Quebec Golden Gloves in Burlington. He will preside at a fighters banquet, attend a Friday event with a free buffet, and take part in Saturday's finals at the Burlington Auditorium.
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Burlington
Carmen Basilio
Vermont
New York
Quebec
Burlington Auditorium
Basilio
Veterans Club
Sugar Ray Robinson
Gene Fullmer
Burlington Downtown Athletic Club
Veterans Club of
Queen City
Burlington Veterans Club
NHL Standings and Sunday Results
Detroit leads with 56 points from 24 wins in the standings. Montreal blanks New York 4 0, while Detroit and Chicago tie Boston 3 3 in Sunday action. Toronto falls 2 3 to Chicago as Montreal blanked New York.
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Detroit
Chicago
Montreal
Toronto
New York
Boston
Fight Results From Three Continent Boxing Events
Portland Maine reports Tony Alongi of Paterson New Jersey stopped Grady Clay of Ft Devens Massachusetts in the sixth round. In Kiel Maurice Tavant of France knocked out Lothar Abend of West Germany in ten. Panama city Carlos Hernandez of Venezuela knocked out Humberto Trottman of Panama in two. Marseille Francois Pavilla of France drew with Lucien Fernandes of France in ten.
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Portland, Maine
UPI
Tony Alongi
Paterson
N.J
Grady Clay
Ft. Devens
Mass
Kiel
Germany
Maurice Tavant
France
Lothar Abend
West Germany
Panama
Carlos
Morocho) Hernandez
Venezuela
Humberto
el Gato
Trottman
Mt Snow Jr Ski Team Wins Third Straight Race
Mt Snow wins the third Southern Vermont Junior Council race as Rick Kahl repeats at Stratton with 57.13 to lead Mt Snow. Stratton’s Christie Zoesch and Greg Forscher place second and third. Stratton’s Curt Middleton is fifth. Team standings list Mt Snow first, Stratton second, with Brattleboro, Bromley close behind. Next race at Bromley.
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Mt. Snow
Stratton
Southern Vermont Junior Council
Rick Kahl
Christie Zoesch
Greg Forscher
Jed Donavan
Broiley
Curt Middleton
Mr. Snow
Brattleboro Outing Club
Bromley
Prospect
Middleton
Heald Takes Team Crown In Local WIBC Tourney
Heald Plastics teams win both scratch and handicap team titles at the Bennington WIBC event. The meet featured 29 teams, 32 doubles, 58 singles and 55 all events bowlers across scratch and handicap divisions. Fran Snow claimed singles honors, Barbara Crawford and Jean Danforth swept doubles, with Ann Russ the All Events Handicap champion and Mabel Mitchell runner up overall.
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Bennington Association
WIBC
Heald Plastics
Ty Pine
Barbara Crawford
Jean Danforth
Wilma Howe
Barbara Kenyon
Ann Russ
Edie Rabideau
Mabel
Slow Mile Draws Boos At Philadelphia Games
New Zealand Olympian John Davies won the mile in 4:15.1 amid boos for a slow pace. Pole vaulter John Pennel cleared 16 feet 6 inches, failing at 17 feet. George Young set a two mile meet record of 8:50 after a fast finish, with the early mile and a half in 6:44.
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Philadelphia
UPI
John Davies
New Zealand
John Pennel
Los Angeles
Calif
Pennel
George Young
Casa Grande
Ariz
Young
Ford Wins At Daytona 24 Hour Race by Miles Ruby
Ken Miles and Lloyd Ruby won the Daytona 24 hour Continental in a Mark II Ford, securing the first 24 hour race win by an American car. They led from the second lap, held the lead most of the event, and averaged about 108 mph over 2,570 miles. Ford prototypes Dan Gurney Jerry Grant and Walt Hansgen Mark Donohue finished closely behind.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
UPI
Ken Miles
Lloyd Ruby
Daytona
America
Miles
Ruby
Ford
Dan Gurney
Jerry Grant
Walt Hansgen
Mark Donohue
Unitas Reports Viet Nam Tour Morale High Mail Still Big
Johnny Unitas says troops in Viet Nam showed tremendous morale and asked for more mail from home during a two week tour of 21 camps. He and NFL figures Sam Huff Frank Gifford and Willie Davis heard requests to deliver personal messages to soldiers families.
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New York
UPI
Viet Nam
Johnny Unitas
Baltimore Colts
Unitas
Sam Huff
Frank Gifford
Willie Davis
Lutherville
Charlton Heston
Huff
Gifford
Davis
Maryland
Colt
Green Bay
Don Chandler
Chicago Bears
Two Dartmouth Stars Honored at Grid Banquet
Dartmouth honored two seniors Ed Long and Tony Yezer for the undefeated 1965 season. Long won the Blackman Trophy for team MVP and earned AP All-American Second Team honors. Yezer, switched from end to guard, received the Manners Maketh Man Award for sportsmanship and effort.
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Hanover
N.H
Ed Long
Tony Yezer
Dartmouth
Long
Batavia
Ill
Yeter
Silver Spring
Curt Gowdy
Boston
Nils
Swede) Nelson
Boston Gridiron Club
Bob Hocking
Boston Herald
Dave Haskell
New Hampshire
UPI
Don Moe
Four new umpires chosen for Grapefruit League games
National League president Warren C Giles named Harry Wendelstedt Andy Olsen Paul Nicolai and Frank Dezelan as league season umpires. Funeral services planned Tuesday for James Bronson 80s veteran of Tunney Dempsey fight. ACFL owners grant Joe Rosentover a five year contract to lead league next season with eight teams planned including New Haven Scranton New Bedford Lowell and Jersey City. Mohawk Valley may relocate from Herkimer.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Warren C. Giles
Harry Wendelstedt
Baltimore
New York
James Bronson
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Chicago
Atlantic Coast Football League
Joe Rosentover
ACFL
New Haven
Scranton
New Bedford
Lowell
Jersey City
Mohawk Valley
Herkimer
Cities Seek NHL Franchise Bids Hit 11 Cities
Sixteen groups from 11 cities enter bidding for NHL franchises. Los Angeles and Pittsburgh attract multiple bidders while Buffalo Baltimore Philadelphia Minneapolis St Louis San Francisco Cleveland Vancouver and Louisville also have representations. Board of governors including Clarence Campbell will hear proposals with two to three franchises likely approved within 72 hours.
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New York
UPI
National Hockey League
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cleveland
Vancouver
Louisville
League
Clarence Campbell
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Golden Gloves
Heme
Beneficial
Beneficial Finance Co
Main Street
YES
NHL
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Francois Pavilla
Lucien Fernandes
Chris Turber
Cousin Robbie
Sue
Sally
BOC
Scott Johnson
Hughes
Heald
Philadelphia Inquirer
del Monte
Walker
Viet
David Leake
Hotchkiss School
Lakeville
Conn
Pittsfield
Maureen Lowry
Leake
Plouffe
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