Last Chance for Catamounts Sabers Travel to Poultney
Bennington County boys face decisive games as BCHS meets Poultney for Class M bid while Burr and Burton closes regular season at Proctor and Bennington hosts Windsor seeking to reach Class L playdowns. Windsor looms as spoiler in SVL with strong inside play led by Larry Fuller and Tom Gola.
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North Bennington
Whitingham
Burr and Burton
Proctor
Bennington Village
Bennington Catholic
Poultney
Bennington
Windsor
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Central High School
Washington County
Vermont
Bendi
Cats
Yellow Jackets
Benhim Windsor
Jackets
Springfield
Bruce Lombard
Larry Fuller
Tom Gola
BCHL
Otter Valley
Sabers
Vermont-chapion Blue Devils
Frank Bizzarro
Blue Devils
Mike Graham
MVS
Bob Potter
San DeBonis
Noth Bennington
Bob Nolan
BCHS
Hoosiers
Hoosic Valley High School
Argyle
Hoosic Valley
Greenwich
Scholastic Basketball Matchups Across Vermont and Nearby
Bennington Catholic faces Poultney while Windsor meets Bennington High School. Burr and Burton plays Proctor, North Bennington versus Whitingham, Hoosick Falls versus Argyle, Rutland hosts Brattleboro, Bellows Falls visits Mt. St. Joseph, and Springfield travels to West Rutland.
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Bennington Catholic High School
Poultney
Windsor
Bennington High School
Burr and
Burton
Proctor
North Bennington
Whitingham
Argyle
Rutland
Brattleboro
Bellows Falls
Mt. St. Joseph
Springfield
West Rutland
Fryberger Maintains ECAC Hockey Scoring Lead
New York AP report shows Fryberger of Middlebury leading ECAC scoring with 43 points in 12 games after three goals and three assists last week. Leo Dupere of Northeastern moved to second with 51 points in 17 games, adding six points on four goals and two assists.
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New York
Fryberger
Middlebury
Leo Dupere
Northeastern
Dupere
Kefauver Resumes Probe Into Track and Field Groups
Sen. Estes Kefauver orders staff to restart the Senate antitrust subcommittee inquiry into rival American track and field organizations. The dispute involves AAU, NCAA, USATF and smaller groups as unity for the 1964 Olympic team is at stake.
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Kefauver
Senate
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly
Douglas MacArthur
Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Association
United States Track and Field Federation
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Kefa
AAU
USTFF
Russell Nears NBA rebound record in Boston Knicks game
Boston stars Bill Russell and Tommy Heinsohn are set to return for the Celtics with Russell chasing the NBA career rebound mark as he recovers from a cold. He has 10 971 rebounds entering the night against the Knicks while Dolph Schayes tops all time at 10 996.
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Sell
National Basketball Association
New York
Russell
Tommy Heinsohn
Boston Celtics
Syracuse
Dolph Schayes
Detroit
Celtics
Buddy le Roux
LeRoux
Jim Loscutoff
Heinsohn
Knicks
Los Angeles Lakers
Boston
Lakers
Red Auerbach
NYU’s Hairston Sparks 66-Point Duo in 108-82 Win
Harold “Happy” Hairston returns for NYU, teaming with Barry Kramer to lift the Violets to an 11-2 mark with a 108-82 victory over Furman at Madison Square Garden. Coach Lou Rusini hails the rangy 6-foot-7 junior as a key post‑season contender, as Furman falls to 5-5.
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Happy
Harold
Happy) Hairston
New York University
Topsy
NYU
Lou Rusini
Violet
Bargain Night 3 Title Fights On One Card
Dodgers Stadium hosts a triple world championship boxing card on March 16 with 15 rounds. Welterweight champ Emile Griffith of New York faces Luis Rodriguez of Cuba, featherweight champ Davey Moore of Columbus faces Sugar Ramos of Mexico, and Battling Torres of Mexico meets Eddie Perkins of Chicago for the vacant junior welterweight title. California’s gate record stands at $383,080 set February 4, 1960.
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Los Angeles
California
Dodger Stadium
Cal Eaton
George Parnassus
Emile Griffith
New York
Luis Rodriguez
Cuba
Davey Moore
Columbus
Ohio
Sugar Ramos
Mexico
Battling Torres
Eddie Perkins
Chicago
Nicklaus Player and Hebert Lead Phoenix Open First Round
Three players share a one stroke lead after opening 67s at Arizona Country Club. Jack Nicklaus Gary Player and Jay Hebert top the leaderboard as Arnold Palmer and others sit close behind with 68s and 69s in the $35,000 Phoenix Open, where Burke shot 75.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Jay Hebert
Arnold Palmer
Tommy Aaron
Bob Harris
Cary Middlecoff
Julius Boros
Jimmy Clark
Billy Casper
Nicklaus
Palmer
Player
Casper
Arizona Country Club
Jack Burke Jr
Gary Middlecoff
Tommy Avron
World Series Hope Rests With Yankees Giants Again
AP notes a 1963 season forecast with the Yankees and Giants as likely champions. Giants add Fisher Hoeft Amalfitano while Yankees trade Skowron for Williams. Dodgers replace Williams with Bob Miller. Cardinals add Groat Altman Olivo Taylor. Red Sox bolster lineup with Stuart Mejias Mantilla and Williams.
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Casey Stengel
Mets
Gil Hodges
Giants
Yankees
Jack Fisher
Billy Hoeft
Joey Amalfitano
Bill Skowron
Los Angeles
Stan Williams
Minnesota
Detroit
Twins
Tigers
al Kaline
Frank Lary
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Red Sox
Cardinals
Dick Groat
Pittsburgh
George Altman
Chicago
Diomedes Olivo
Pirates
Ron Taylor
Cleveland
Red Sox
Dick Stuart
Roman Mejias
Felix Mantilla
Dick Williams
Machen Begins Comeback After Illness With New Manager
Eddie Machen, 30, in recovery from a bout of illness, signs a five year management contract with Walter Minskoff, guaranteeing $1,000 monthly and a $5,000 signing bonus as he seeks a world heavyweight title shot. dispute over prior representation and licensing review by the California Athletic Commission follows.
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San Francisco
Eddie Machen
Walter Minskoff
Machen
Sid Flaherty
Flaherty
Nathan Cohn
Robert Durand
California Athletic Commission
Minskoff
New York
California
Willie Vaughn
World Boxing Association
Boston and Detroit finish with 3 3 tie in Thursday NHL
NHL results show a 3 3 draw between Boston and Detroit on Thursday. Upcoming schedule lists Montreal at Toronto and Chicago at New York with afternoon starts.
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Montreal
Toronto
Chicago
New York
Middlebury Slope Masters In Dartmouth Winter Show
Gordon Eaton and John Bower lead Middlebury against Dartmouth in the 54th Dartmouth Winter Carnival. Eaton won both slalom and downhill at Williams, while Bower took cross country and jump. Dartmouth last year won the carnival. other entrants include New Hampshire, Williams, Norwich, St. Lawrence and Harvard. Downhill and cross country on today. slalom and jumping tomorrow.
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Eaton
John Bower
Middlebury
Williams
Bower
Dartmouth
Jim Page
Page
Dick Durrance
New Hampshire
Norwich
St. Lawrence
Harvard
Werkman Leads Scorers In Major College Basketball
New York AP reports Seton Hall’s Nick Werkman remains the top scorer in major college basketball with a 31.1 averaging 109 points over four games through February 5. Barry Kramer of NYU is second at 28.6 points per game. Paul Silas of Creighton leads in rebounds at 19.9 per game.
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Catholic University
Seton Hall
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Werkman
Barry Kramer
New York University
Paul Silas
Creighton
NBA Results Thursday Featured Scores and Matches
Cincinnati beat San Francisco 134 in a day of matchups. Boston played New York while Syracuse met Detroit and Chicago faced Los Angeles. Cincinnati hosted St Louis with New York meeting Syracuse and San Francisco visiting Boston.
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Boston
Syracuse
Cincinnati
New York
Los Angeles
St. Louis
San Francisco
Detroit
Chicago
Ski Conditions Report for Southern Vermont and Berkshires
Southern Vermont and Berkshire ski areas report granular conditions with varying powder on upper runs. Notable notes include Bromley and Mount Snow with granular surface and Picos Peak powder as well as Beartown to Becket Happyland-G showing light to moderate coverage.
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Big Bromley
Manchester
Burrington Hill
Whitingham
Carinthia
West Dover
Dutch Hill
Heartwellville
Hogback
Brattleboro
Killington
Suerourne
Magic Mt
Londonderry
Mount Snow
Pico Peak
Rutland
Prospect Mt
Bennington
Stratton Mt
South Londonderry
Beartown
South Lee
Becket Happyland
Bousquets
Pittsfield
Catamount
South Egremont
Jiminy Peak
Hancock
Petersburg Pass
Williamstown
Wills Defends Umpires While Commenting on Balks
Maury Wills says he holds no grudge against umpires though he believes some pitchers balk to hinder his base stealing. The Dodgers speedster, named 1962 Athlete of the Year in an AP poll, noted Warren Spahn and others as the toughest to steal against and praised umpires for doing their best.
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Milwaukee
Maury Wills
Los Angeles Dodgers
Wills
Frederick C. Miller
Billy Pierce
Larry Jackson
Roger Craig
Art Mahaffey
Juan Marichal
Boston College Hopes For ECAC Hockey Championship Field
Boston College athletic director Bill Flynn says teams under consideration for the ECAC hockey championships to be held at Boston Arena March 8 9 include Colgate BC Brown Clarkson Army Harvard St Lawrence Providence RPI Cornell and Yale. Eight teams will be chosen with the Eastern winner and runner up advancing to the NCAA championships.
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Boston
Boston College
Bill Flynn
Boston Arena
Colgate
Brown
Clarkson
Army
Harvard
St. Lawrence
Providence
RPI
Cornell
Yale
Syracuse Edges Niagara In Tight East Matchup
Syracuse over Niagara 68 to 67 in a closely played East region contest. Providence defeated DePaul 77 to 59 while New York University posted a 108 to 74 win over Furman and Notre Dame. Boston College beat Boston College 66. Temple topped Manhattan 57 to 47. North Carolina beat Maryland 82 to 68. In the Southwest, North Texas won 65 to 60 against Tulsa. Oklahoma City prevailed 96 to 84 over Hardin-Simmons. Montana State 70, Gonzaga 65. St Josephs New Mexico 89, Ft Lewis 68.
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Hairston
Barry Kramer
New York U
Furman
Madison Square Garden
Violets
NYU
Temple
Manhattan
Providence
DePaul
Niagara
Syracuse
Notre Dame
Boston College
Newton
Mass
North Carolina
Maryland
Oklahoma City
Hardin-Simmons
Furman & Notre Dame
Boston
Fight Results from Boston London Miami and Portland
Boston results show Joe DeNicci beating Mike Plsateri over ten rounds in Newton Mass. Arlington’s Paul Christie stopped Bob Fosmire in one. London saw Phil Lund defeating Dennis Adjie over eight rounds. Miami card had Perfecto Garcia best Willie McCrea over eight. Portland list has Bobby Horn outpoint Ramon Hernandez over ten.
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Boston
Joe DeNicci
Newton
Mass
Mike Plsateri
Dedham
Paul Christie
Arlington
Bob Fosmire
London
England
Phil Lundgren
Dennis Adjie
Ghana
Miami
Fla
Perfecto Garcia
Willie McCrea
Perrine
Portland
Ore
Bobby Horn
Springfield
Ramon Hermandez
Mexico
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Bulldogs
Cliff Weymouth
Ing
Dick Smith
Charles Flemming
Hans Gaiotti
MVL
Manchester Lads
Barrie Byrne
Fienberg’s
Main ST
Bennington, VT
Men's CT
ECAC
Washington
Bill Rus
Clyde Lovellette
Bob Cousy
Knick
NBA
Dodgers
N.Y. Yankees
Associated Press
New York Yankees
San Francisco Giants
New York Mets
Washington Senators
Bob Miller
Willie Mays
NHL
Hanover, N.H
Gordon
Nick Werkman
Nick Werk
N of We
York
Los Angel
the Berkshires
Eastern Pack
North Texas
Tulsa
Far West
Montana State
Gonzaga
St. Joseph's N.M
Ft. Lewis
Colo
DIAL
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