The Game at Rutland: Horde Swoops on Cats
Southern Vermont league action centers on Bennington Catholic at Rutland with the Raiders gym hosting the big clash. Tom Caron faces Ed Wright or Bob Pratt at 7 30 p m as the Horde and Cats drive toward a pivotal showdown while Bennington Catholic seeks a win to extend its three game win streak and keep pace in the Molly Stark league.
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Bennington Catholic
Rutland
Raiders
Vermont
Tom Caron
Ed Wright
Bob Pratt
Bendi Cats
West Rutland
Bellows Falls
North
Sabers
al Plante
Tom Neary
Plante
Bill Brooks
Ed Robinson
Robinson
Caron
Wright
Pratt
Defense Department
Stan Krawczyk
Bill Minogue
Don Chaffin
Chaffin
Minogue
Bizzarro
Denny Hart
Bill Deery
J.J. Moore
Leamy
Clark Eaton
Butch Morgan
Rod Phillips
Carson
Krawczyk
BCHS
Springfield
MSJ
Windsor
Benhi
Hartford
Ed Reczek
Joe Czachor
Lou Glodzik
Tom Jakubowski
Frank Bioty
Horde
Russ Shappy
Harteford
Barrie Byrne
Westsiders
Cats
North Bennington
Wilmington
Arlington
Burr
Burton
Bulldogs
Cliff Weymouth
BBS
Don Corey
Coroners
Frank Darwin
Bill Fritts
Misunderstanding Blamed For Alabama SEC Violation
University of Alabama president Dr. Frank Rose said the school would honor an SEC penalty for scholarship violations after SEC Commissioner Bernie Moore cited a 42-man freshman limit breach. Moore indicated the error arose from a misunderstanding during a call with an Alabama assistant coach seeking interpretation.
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SEC
Bernie Moore
Alabama
Moore
University of Alabama
Hoop Schedule Shifts Across Vermont Matchups
The schedule lists boys and girls basketball games across southern Vermont venues including West Rutland at Bend, BCHS at Rutland, MSJ at Otter Valley, BF at Springfield, Hartford at Windsor, Ludlow at Chester, Woodstock at Wallingford, Fair Haven at Poultney, Proctor at St. Mike s, NBHS at Wilmington, L G at Whitingham, and Arlington at BBS.
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West Rutland
Bendi
BCHS
Rutland
MSJ
Otter Valley
Springfield
Hartford
Windsor
Ludlow
Chester
Woodstock
Wallingford
Fair Haven
Poultney
Proctor
St. Mike’s
Molly Stark
NBHS
Wilmington
L&g
Whitingham
Arlington
BBS
Expansion Plans on NHL Agenda at Governors Meeting
NEW YORK The Board of Governors of the National Hockey League planned to entertain bids today from 10 more delegations as expansion plans dominated the agenda.
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Xpansion
NHL
Board of Governors
New York
UPI
National Hockey League
Schnelker Named Packers' Coach
Bob Schnelker former Giants star receiver is named offensive end coach of the Green Bay Packers by Vince Lombardi. He has coached the offensive ends for the Los Angeles Rams since 1963, filling a vacancy created by Tom Fears move to the Atlanta Falcons. The NHL opened its three day winter meeting with expansion as top agenda. Teams in contention include San Francisco Baltimore Los Angeles Pittsburgh and Buffalo. Several cities Philadelphia Minneapolis St Louis Cleveland Vancouver Louisville seek franchises. Each group has 30 minutes to present. no announcement expected before Wednesday.
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Green Bay, Wis
UPI
Bob Schnelker
New York Giants
Green Bay Packers
Vince Lombardi
Schnelker
Los Angeles Rams
Tom Fears
Atlanta Falcons
NHL
United States
Canada
Buffalo
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Cleveland
Vancouver
Louisville
League
Clarence Campbell
Beanpot Final Set Between BU and Harvard
Boston University and Harvard College reach the Beanpot final after 6-4 BU win over Boston College and 5-1 Harvard win over Northeastern before 13 909 at Boston Garden. BC and Northeastern meet in the consolation game. Fred Bassi Bruce Fennie and Mike Soveski each scored twice for BU.
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Boston
UPI
Boston University
Harvard College
Terriers
Crimson
Boston Garden
Boston College
Harvard
Northeastern
Fred Bassi
Bruce Fennie
Mike Soveski
Pappas Opposes Teamsters Union for Major Leaguers
Milt Pappas, friend of Jimmy Hoffa, says major league players would be crazy to join the Teamsters Union. He notes players already have strong representation, a top pension plan, and opposes outside bargaining. Pappas, a Reds pitcher, cites fans as those most harmed by strikes and sees limited union benefit beyond winter jobs or aid for injured players.
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Pappas
Teamsters
New York
UPI
Milt Pappas
Jimmy Hoffa
Teamsters’ Union
Baltimore Orioles
Cincinnati Reds
Hoffa
Timonium
Detroit
Milt
Jimmy Jr
Jimmy Sr
Williams Rikert sixth in FIS tryouts at Lake Placid
Williams College ski co captain Rikert finished sixth in the combined FIS Nordic tryouts at Lake Placid, with John Bower and Lief Bringslimark earning the two team spots for Norway. Other Williams results include Stone, Allen, Tutthill, Kimberley, Crane, Wolcott, Beebe, Ragsdale and Biersach placing in various events as the team prepares for the Dartmouth Winter Carnival and four Epic schedule carnivals.
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Williamstown
Mass
Dave Rickert
Williams College
United States
Norway
Lake Placid
N.Y
F.I.S
John Bower
Middlebury College
Lief Bringslimark
Telemark
New York City
Bower
Bringslimark
Tom Upham
Colorado University
Jennings Cross
Western State University
Brian Beattie
Dartmouth College
Rikert
Williams
Ralph
Bear Mountain
Larry Stone
Jim Allen
George Tuthill
Harvard
New Hampshire Invades Catamount Home Court
The University of New Hampshire visits Patrick Gym to challenge Vermont as the Catamounts begin a four game homestand. Tipoff is 8 p.m. Vermont fights to improve from 6-5 after a loss to Massachusetts. Tom Horne leads UNH with sharpshooting while Vermont’s Ken Spalter and Milt Goggans pace the offense.
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Burlington
University of New Hampshire
Patrick Gym
Vermont
Green
Gold
Massachusetts
Amherst
St. Michael’s
Rhode Island
Norwich
Harvard
Princeton
St. Anselm’s
Wildcats
Tom Horne
Ken Spalter
Milt Goggans
Spalter
Goggans
Bill Librera
Layne Higgs
Kentucky Takes Lead In UPI Hoops Poll Over Duke
New York UPI reports Kentucky banners atop the major college basketball ratings after a 21 votes and 334 points, edging Duke by 14. Duke drops from No.1 after a 94-90 loss to West Virginia. Loyola Illinois rises to third. Vanderbilt falls to seventh. Providence fourth. Texas Western and Kansas rise to sixth and fifth. Nebraska debuts at ninth. Michigan slips to tenth.
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New York
UPI
Adolph Rupp
Duke
United Press International
Rupp
Kentucky
Board of Coaches
Wildcats
Blue Devils
West Virginia
Loyola
Vanderbilt
Hoop League Planned at Y
A boys basketball league for grades 7 to 12 is being organized at the YMCA with play starting next week. An interest meeting for all interested boys is set for Thursday afternoon February 10 at 3 30 pm to select teams set rules and arrange schedules. Registrations are being accepted at the YMCA and Loomis Dana Associate Secretary can provide more information.
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YMCA
Loomis Dana
Grid Cards Still Lack Head Coach
ST. LOUIS with UPI reports the Cardinals delay naming a head coach as players and assistants attend a news conference. They announce a charity exhibition against the Falcons on August 6 in the new 55,000-seat stadium on the Mississippi riverfront, while replacing Wally Lemm remains unsettled.
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ST. Louis
UPI
St. Louis Football Cardinals
Cardinals
Atlanta Falcons
Falcons
Mississippi
Wally Lemm
Hancock Voters Endorse Berkshire Downs Racing Plan
Hancock mass voters approve Berkshire Downs race track at town meeting by 112 to 25 but late decisions make it unlikely the track opens this year. The action was taken at the annual town meeting in Hancock.
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Hancock
Mass
UPI
Berkshire Downs
Massachusetts
Edward W. Brooke
State Racing Commisesion
Brooke
The
Racing Commission
Suffolk Superior Court
Suffolk Downs
Boston
Feud Between AAU and NCAA Threatens Russia Meet
The long running dispute between AAU and NCAA over outdoor championship dates risks delaying the summer dual track meet with Russia. If unresolved, the U S may withhold top athletes from the Los Angeles event.
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New York
UPI
AAU
NCAA
United States
Russia
America
Los Angeles
Chick Werner
U.S
U.S. Track and Field Federation
Humphrey
Brumel Poised to Jump Again Says Doctor
In Moscow physician Dr. Ivan Kucherenko reports Valery Brumel, world high jump record holder, should be able to compete again after four months of recovery from a motorcycle accident. Brumel has had the plaster cast removed, trains daily in hospital, and X rays show the bone has knit, though not fully strong yet.
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Moscow
UPI
Valery Brumel
Brumel
Ivan Kucherenko
Dr. Kucherenko
Sklofofovsky Institute
Vasaloppet 6,857 skiers from 10 countries set for March 6
Sweden's Vasaloppet, the world's longest cross country ski race, will feature a record field of about 6,857 entrants from 10 nations. The annual event scheduled for March 6 draws participants from Sweden and abroad to compete in the historic race.
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Mora
Sweden
UPI
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