Governors Meet Proctor In Class M Play-Down
The North Bennington Governors travel to Manchester for a Class M play-down game against Proctor at 8 PM. A win earns a berth in the Southern Vermont Tournament to face Poultney. St. Michael's of Brattleboro and Wallingford also in the tourney. Coach Bob Nolan lists Ricky Haynes as doubtful with a sprained ankle. Bob Loomis is injured but expected to play. The Governors own a 6-5 season mark and 6-2 Molly Stark League record, with losses to St. Michael's Brattleboro. They close league play tomorrow at home vs Leland and Gray, after an OT win in their last meeting 51-? against the same foe. Next Tuesday they finish the season vs Berlin High School.
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Burr and Burton
Manchester
North Bennington
Proctor
Vermont
Poultney
St. Michael’s
Brattleboro
Wallingford
Bob Nolan
Ricky Haynes
Whitingham
Haynes
Mobile
Bob Loomis
Bennington
Sesason
Molly Stark
Leland and Gray
Loomis
Wilmington
Pete Holden
Jerry Elwell
Sir Gaylord Wins Bahamas Stakes at Hialeah
Sir Gaylord defeated Ridan by two lengths in the Bahamas Stakes at Hialeah, with Crimson Satan third. The win clears the Kentucky Derby picture, signaling Sir Gaylord and Crimson Satan may excel at Derby distances. Meadow Stable earned $19,727.50 for the Bahamas Stakes.
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Miami
Fla
Sir Gaylord
Hialeah
Bahamas
Crimson Satan
Turn-to
Meadow Stable
Court Ready to Hear Case Against Basketball's "Mr. Fix"
New York AP report notes Aaron Wagman 28 of New York, dubbed the master fixer, has pleaded guilty to 38 counts of bribery and conspiracy in the point shaving scandals involving 37 players from 22 colleges. He faces up to 370 years and fines up to 380000 at Friday's General Sessions sentencing. Joseph Hacken also pled guilty to two bribery counts and awaits March 14 sentencing after admitting offers to shave points in games including NYU versus Utah State and Seton Hall versus Holy Cross.
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NEW York
Aaron Wagman
Wagman
Joseph Hacken
Hacken
Joseph A. Serafite
Ray Paprocky
New York University
Utah State
Hank Gunter
Seton Hall
Holy Cross
Giants face coast to coast turmoil over Mays bond
In San Francisco attorney Melvin Belli won a court order to attach Willie Mays to satisfy a 1,880.96 judgment while the Giants posted a 3,760 bond and won a stay pending appeal. Orlando Cepeda seeks a higher contract amid discontent over pay following Mays signing for about 90,000.
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San Francisco Giants
Melvin Belli
Willie Mays
Giants
Puerto Rico
Orlando Cepeda
Mays
Willie
Orlando
Belli
Nicklaus Bids For Big Money In Phoenix Open
Nicklaus shoots 64 in the Phoenix Open pro-am to tie with Lionel Hebert for low pro honors as the event begins with a $35,000 purse. The 1961 Amateur champion from Ohio State has earned $1,250 in five pro starts and seeks his first large check at Phoenix Country Club.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Ohio State
Golf Tour
Lionel Hebert
Phoenix Country Club
Ice Gymkhana Planned Sunday For Sports Cars
Mohawk Hudson Region S C A will stage an Ice Gymkhana on Central Park Lake Schenectady N Y Sunday starting at 1 p m Registration begins at noon and costs 2 per entry Team prizes will go to each member of the highest placed three car team plus individual trophies Team entry is 50 cents per car extra Classes include ladies touring and sports cars with larger classes subdivided The event teaches driving skills on an ice course and offers winter driving practice
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Mohawk-Hudson Region Sports Car Club of America
Central Park Lake
Schenectady
N. Y
A. H. Frederick
Gum Company Accused of Monopoly in Baseball Card Cards
The Federal Trade Commission charged Topps Chewing Gum Inc. with illegal monopoly over baseball picture cards. The agency says Topps holds exclusive contracts with most Major League players, harming competition and shaping boys’ gum purchases around cards.
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Brooklyn
Federal Trade Commission
Topps Chewing Gum Inc
Topps
United States
Colby to Host Eastern Intercollegiate Ski Meet
Colby College in Waterville Maine will host the Eastern Intercollegiate Ski Association intermediate championship this weekend. Sugarloaf Mountain hosts downhill and slalom tomorrow while Titcomb Slope Farmington hosts cross country and jumping Saturday. Teams include Colby Bowdoin Cornell Colgate MIT and St Michael's.
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Waterville
Maine
Colby
Eastern Intercollegiate Ski Association
Sugarloaf Mountain
Titcomb Slope
Farmington
Bowdoin
Cornell
Colgate
Mit
St. Michael's
College Basketball Scores From A Busy Night Across The Nation
Villanova defeated Duquesne 82 to 63 while West Virginia topped Pitt 80 to 76 and St Josephs beat Georgetown 81 to 70. Other results include Army 70 Colgate 63 and Niagara 90 Syracuse 58 with Notre Dame matchups and NBA action noted.
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Pitt
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D.C
Army
Colgate
LaSalle
Bucknell
Lafayette
Lehigh
Rutgers
Muhlenberg
Niagara
Syracuse
Holy Cross
Seton Hall
St. Michaels
Vermont
Local High School Matches Across Vermont Districts
SVL Brattleboro faces Rutland while MSJ meets Bellows Falls. Bennington battles Windsor and West Rutland hosts Springfield. MVL Poultney plays BCHS at Chester, Fair Haven hosts Proctor, Burr and Burton visits Wallingford, Ludlow plays VT OVUHS, Arlington meets St Michael’s, and Leland and Gray visits North Bennington.
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MSJ
Bellows Falls
Bennington
Windsor
West
Springfield
Poultney
BCHS
Chester
Fair Haven
Proctor
Burr and
Burton
Wallingford
Ludlow
Middlebury
OVUHS
North Adams Man Lands 40 Inch Pike At Lake Paran
Joseph A. Dube of North Adams Mass caught one of the season’s largest pike in Bennington County winter fishing at Lake Paran. The 40 inch fish weighed 16 pounds 10 ounces and was taken with a shiner bait.
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Bennington County
Lake Paran
Joseph A. Dube
North Adams
Mass
Norshaft Little League Directors Set Tonight Meeting
Directors will meet at 8 PM in the South Shaftsbury fire house to elect officers for the upcoming baseball season.
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Norshaft Little League
South Shaftsbury
Gentile Gets 100 Percent Raise With Orioles
Jim Gentile, 27, signed a 1962 contract for 30000 after a 15000 payout the previous year. He drove in 141 runs and hit 46 home runs, including five grand slams, finishing third in MVP voting behind Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle. Multiple players from several teams also signed new deals on Wednesday.
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Roger Maris
Jim Gentile
Baltimore
Orioles
Gentile
Maris
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Frank Baumann
Cal McLish
Mike Degerick
Sherm Lollar
Chicago White Sox
Ken Hunt
Joe Gaines
Cincinnati Reds
Phil Ortega
Jack Smith
Tim Harkness
Ken McMullen
Tracewski
Dick Smith
Los Angeles Dodgers
Leo Burke
Ken Walters
Don Ferrarese
Watsonville Boys Open Unsanctioned Visit
The Watsonville high school basketball team surprised 700 fans in Santa Cruz with an unscheduled Wednesday night appearance before the game. Players dressed and prepared to compete after arriving mid evening.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
Watsonville
Browns Help Davis Find Permanent Job
The Cleveland Browns sign Heisman Trophy winner Ernie Davis to an $80,000 three year contract and promise to help him find off season employment that could lead to a permanent career. He will undergo three days of tests by 18 psychologists at the New York University testing and advisement center to determine Davis best off field fit.
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NEW York
Cleveland Browns
Ernie Davis
Syracuse
New York University
Davis
Santa Cruz High Wins Narrow Victory In Tight Duel
Street clothes to uniforms before the game at Civic Auditorium set the stage for a tense showdown. A curtain opener sparked psychological warfare, and Santa Cruz High edged its opponent 45-44 in a razor close finish.
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Civic Auditorium
Santa Cruz High
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