Postponed Saber Raider Cage Battle Rescheduled Tonight
BCHS Sabers vs Rutland Raiders again on School Street court in SWL clash that could decide the league crown. Rutland rides 16 straight league wins. Sabers seek edge with 26 home wins and strong bench. Game starts 6 p.m. jayvee, 7:30 p.m. varsity. tickets at 4:30 p.m. BCHS office.
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Billy Brooks
Don Chaffin
Alan Plante
Denny Hart
J.J. Moore
Butch Paul
Jack Johnson
al Olson
Jayvee
Joe Teta
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Saber Gym
Patriot Shooters Win Postal Match at Mount Anthony
The Mount Anthony Union High School rifle team edged Miami Military Academy of Florida by 103 points in a postal match, finishing with 1363 to 1260. The event was conducted as a three team format and produced a decisive team victory for the Patriots.
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Florida
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Mount Anthony marksmen dominate postal match standings
Mount Anthony led in an NBA standings shootout with top aggregate scores from five shooters per school. Tudor, Doxsee, and Walker each fired perfect prone 100s. Cleveland led kneeling with 95. Tudor won standing with 93. Plans include postal matches with Bangor ROTC and three-way tourney with Balboa ROTC.
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Mount Anthony
Bill Tudor
Brian Coxsee
Rita Walker
Steve Cleveland
Bangor Rotc
Maine
Balboa Rotc
Canal Zone
Prospect Skiers Named on Squad
Four Prospective Mt. Junior Ski Club members make the Southern Vermont Junior Council All-Star team with three alternates. Cheryl Cook Anne Miller Julie Thurber earn girls spots while Chris Thurber joins the boys squad. Alternate picks include Tim Miller Dave Cadiz and Jock Irons with leadership by Greg Forscher Christie Zoesch after five FIS races. The squad trains at Mt Snow ahead of March 11-12 Pico Peak meet against mid and northern Vermont teams.
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Southern Vermont Junior Council
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Anne Miller
Julie Thurber
Chris Thurber
Tim Miller
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Jock Irons
F.I.S
Harris Memorial Ski Jump Scheduled for Feb 19
Brattleboro Outing Club plans the Fred H. Harris Memorial Ski Jumping Tournament for February 19 at 1 p m on the 70 meter natural contour hill in Brattleboro Vermont near the Massachusetts line. It doubles as the U S Nordic Combined Championships with cross country races February 17 at Williams College and February 19 at Putney School. Judges include Herb Darling Francis Bement and Bill Robes with Al Merrill as technical delegate. About 80 jumpers are expected for the Winged Ski trophy with no admission. The event sits off I 91 Exit 2 with on site parking and spectator view.
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Eric Merrill
Fred Yeadon
Vermont Bank and Trust Co
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Yeadon
Fred Harris
Fred H. Harris
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Greenfield
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al Merrill
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USSA
Putney School
FIB
John Caldwell
Brattleboro Hill
Wolfgang Happle
Germany
High school hoops scores SVL to Vermont and beyond
Readout shows multiple high school and college basketball results across many teams. Notable Vermont matches include Otter Valley 47 over Hartford 70 and Burlington 84 over Spaulding 70, with Windsor 71 against LeMoyne 73 and St. Johnsbury 56 edging Essex 79. Other action lists scores for Albany St 102 Utica 85 and William & Mary 64 over VMI 57, among numerous postponements and scattered collegiate games.
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Wagner .C.N.Y
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Yeshiva-Stony Brook
Clarion
Lock Haven
Gettysburg
Dickinson
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Thiel
Albany St
Utica
Buffalo
Windsor
LeMoyne
St. Lawrence
Cavaliers Nearly Bury Tar Heels in ACC Tilt
North Carolina survived a strong Virginia rally 79-75 in Charlottesville to extend their ACC winning streak to seven. Virginia fought from behind, grabbed 44 rebounds to 34, but the Tar Heels pulled away in the final minutes behind 22 points from Lewis and Larry Miller. Kansas crushed Nebraska 84-58, Clemson beat South Carolina 73-57, while other results included Iowa rallying past Illinois 96-89 and Purdue dominating Hawaii 93-64.
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Suffolk Downs Seeks Warmer Winter Racing Dates
Suffolk Downs asked Massachusetts lawmakers to begin racing Feb 1 instead of Apr 1 to gain edge in bargaining with out of state tracks. The Racing Commission proposed Feb 1 to Nov 30 without increasing total dates. General Manager Thomas J. Beedem said the track is sidelined in negotiations during winter.
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Vermont high school matchups listed by date
Cage State Rutland hosts BCHS Mt Anthony visits West Rutland Wallingford at Burr and Burton Poultney meets Chester MSL Arlington faces Leland and Gray Austine plays Wilmington
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Ali Apes Omar Khayyam In Post Fight Session
Cassius Clay calmed yet candid at a Houston news conference, discussing his finances, a potential rematch with Ernie Terrell, and his own vanity. He defended Terrell’s fouls, questioned his own public image, and pledged to quit if he ever lost. He also warned against fighting another Muslim and said the only reason he boxes is to help 22 million Negroes. He will earn about 600000 before taxes for the Terrell bout, with minimal damage beyond a bloody nose.
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