Sabers Aim To Clinch Tie With Rutland In Big Clash
Bennington BCHS hosts Rutland Raiders as 16-0 Sabers seek at least a share of the Southern Vermont League title. Rutland stands 15-2 with a 12 game win streak. A Sabers win would put them at 17-0, with remaining road tests and one home game noted. The matchup features height advantages for Rutland and a key home court edge for the Sabers.
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Saber Gymnasium
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Raiders
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Windsor
Mt. Anthony
Hartford
Rutland
Springfield
MSJ
Gold
Green
Hartford Hurricanes
St. Quintet
BCHS
Don Chaffin
Billy Brooks
Pratt
Jack Johnson
Bennington
Jayvee
Denny Joy
Vermont
Saber
Bennington County
Berkshire Ski Meet crowns Leake skimeister at Pittsfield
David Leake of Hotchkiss claimed overall skimeister honors at the Berkshire Interscholastic Ski tournament held at Pittsfield State Forest and Jiminy Peak. Leake won cross country, placed high in downhill and slalom, as Pittsfield High edged Hotchkiss for team honors amid 13 teams.
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David Leake
Richard B. Leake
Ili
Bennington
Pittsfield
Leake
Hotchkiss School
Lakeville
Conn
Nancigene Gillette
George
Doc’’ Maynard
Plouffe
Littleville
Pittsfield High School
Hotchkiss
Connecticut
Jimmy Latimer
Tom Zancanato
Rudy Benedetti
Latimer
Zancanato
Dave Eams
Lenox
Darrow
Drury
Mt. Greylock
Terrell Leaves His Left Jab Behind in Loss to Clay
Ernie Terrell fought bravely yet left his famed left jab at ringside as Cassius Clay dominated their heavyweight bout. Terrell, bruised and exhausted, defended Clay as a dirty fighter who used eye gouges and clinches, while expressing a desire for a rematch. Terrell also criticized his corner for steering him toward a right-hand approach.
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Solomon
Terrell
Cassius Clay
Sugar Ray Robinson
George Hamid Jr
Robert Bass
Ski conditions update from New England council
Ski areas across Vermont and nearby peaks report base depths from 2 to 41 inches with varying conditions. Bolton and Bromley show powder and packed powder, Killington and Jay Peak excellent upper and lower, Mad River Glen mixed, and Memorials of granular or bare spots at Amesbury.
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UPI
New England Council
Vermont
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Burke Mt
Burrington Hill
Dutch Hill
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Haystack
Hogback
Jay Peak
Killington
Madonna Mt
Mad River Glen
Magic Mt
Middlebury Snow Bowl
Okemo
Pico Peak
Round Mt
Amesbury
Benjamin Hill
Berkshire
Blue Hills
Brodie Mt
Hamilton
Jiminy Peak
Patriots Travel To West Rutland In Night of MVL Games
Patriots of Frank Bizzarro travel to West Rutland to face Russ Shappy's Golden Horde as the Patriots sit 6 10 in the league and Stone Peggers 1 16. Burr & Burton meets Wallingford on Ludlow boards as Marble Valley action continues with Wallingford 8 4 and third place behind Woodstock and Proctor. Springfield beaten by Bellows Falls tightens SVL standings with Otter Valley at MSJ and Windsor at Hartford forthcoming.
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Golden Horde
Russ Shappy
Stonepeggers
Burr & Burton
Fair Haven Slaters
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Ludlow
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Wallingford
Woodstock
Proctor
Phan
Toms
Bellows Falls
Springfield
Cosmos
Otter Valley
MSJ
Windsor
Hartford
Fair Haven
Poultney
St. Michael’s
Windham College
Austine
Wilmington
BCHS
Rutland
Brattleboro
Mt. Anthony
Pet
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Chester
Clay Clinches Undisputed Heavyweight Title in Astrodome
Cassius Clay defeated Ernie Terrell by a unanimous 15 round decision before a record indoor crowd of 37,321 in Houston to become the undisputed heavyweight champion. Clay dominated with speed and lefts, opened a cut over Terrell's eye, and taunted him as Terrell fought valiantly to the distance. Terrell claimed Clay used dirty tactics, but Clay remained unbeaten in 28 fights while asserting his superiority.
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Muhammed Ali
Terrell
Cassius Clay
Solomon
Uncle Tom Negro
Muhammad li
Houston
UPI
Ernie Terrel
World Boxing Association
Astrodome
Mercury-Quick
Harry Kessler
Ernie Taylor
Jimmie Webb
Webb
Kessler
Taylor
Floyd Patterson
Muhammad Ali
Patterson
Las Vegas
George Chuvalo
Toronto
Kansas runner Jim Ryan wins Sullivan Award for 1966
New York United Press states Jim Ryan of the University of Kansas, holder of the mile world record, was named winner of the James E. Sullivan Award as America's top amateur athlete for 1966.
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UPD
Jim Ryan
University of Kansas
James E. Sullivan
America
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