Mt Anthony to Close Home Courts With West Rutland Tilt
Mt Anthony Patriots host West Rutland Golden Horde in final home game at Kates Memorial Gym tomorrow with a 5 p.m. tip, junior varsity at 3 30 p.m. West Rutland sits 1-11 in league play while Mt Anthony stands 8-3 in SWL action, aiming to rebound after losses to Rutland and Brattleboro.
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MAUHS
Mt. Anthony
Southern Vermont
Rutland
Springfield
Bellows Falls
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Stonepeggers
Fair Haven
Brattleboro Colonels
Russ Shappey
Mike Grabowski
John Zuk
Mike Kulig
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Arlington Eagles
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Chester
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Burr & Burton
St. Michael’s
Wallingford
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Bill Fritts
Mike Monroe
Ed Campbell
Bill Downey
Angel Ag
Mt. Anthony Proctor
MSJ Poultney
Otter Valley
Woodstock
Arlington
Ludlow
St. Michael’s Bellows Falls
Hartford
Windsor West Rutland
Proctor West
Poultney
Windsor
Hoop Standings Hartford at Fair Haven Springfield Open
Hartford faces Fair Haven Springfield in an open hoop standings clash. Teams seek position in the season, with both hopeful for a decisive result.
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Hartford
Fair Haven
Springfield
Skiing Program Reports Success in First Winter
Jeffersonville Vermont report on Buddy Werner League season shows strong results as the first official winter of competition unfolds with encouraging outcomes among participants and teams.
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Jeffersonville, Vt
UPI
Buddy Werner
Pistol Pete Aims At New Hoop Mark In SEC Battle
Pistol Pete Maravich scored 49 points as Auburn beat LSU 74-69, setting an SEC season scoring record with 793 points, surpassing Bob Pettit’s mark. Maravich, leads the nation with 44.1 ppg and eyes Pettit and Selvy records amid several top college games.
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Pete Maravich
Bob Pettit
Louisiana State University
Southeastern
Maravich
Auburn
LSU
Tennessee
Tiger
Pettit
St. Louis
New Mexico
New Mexico State
Greg Howard
Louisville
Drake
Sam Williams
Iowa
Purdue
Temple
St. John’s
Cincinnati
Wichita State
Frank Selvy
Furman
Bill Alexander
Ron Jackson
Ron Sanford
Howard
Aggies
Jimmy Collins
Wes Unseld
John Turner
Lakers and Pistons win in YMCA high school action
Lakers beat Celtics 66 44 as Mears 20 Croft 18 Graves 17 pace the winners and Ottaviano 19 LeBarron 17 lead Celtics. Pistons top Hawks 65 53 with Warner 24 Christie 20 LaCroix 16 and Galipeau 24 for Hawks. Little League ski program gains national momentum with 25 leagues 800 skiers in New England and plans to join Jaycees national program.
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Pistons
Bennington Ymca
Tics
Hawks
Mears
Croft
Graves
Croff
Ottaviano
LeBarron
Celtics
Russ Christie
LaCroix
Galipeau
Warner
Wright
O F
Woodward
Christie
Berard
Hollister
F Galipeau
Morin
Morrissey
Maynard
Cae Qa Lakers
F Mears
Ballance
Crosf S
Durocher
Mayhew
Silver Ottaviano
Downhill Skiing Delayed by Weather at Winter Olympics
The men's downhill event at Grenoble was postponed due to snow, wind, and fog. Officials expect Friday or Sunday for the race, while Luge was halted earlier because the track softened by warm temperatures. Billy Kidd of Stone, Vermont, gains rest for an ankle sprain, as Jean Claude Killy leads favorites. Peggy Fleming maintains a large lead in figure skating after three compulsory figures.
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Rutlander
Suzanne Chaffee
Rutland
Grenoble
France
Miss Chaffee
America
UPI
United States
Billy Kidd
Stone, Vt
Kidd
Peggy Fleming
Colorado Springs
Colo
Miss Fleming
Gabriele Seyfert
East Germany
Tina Noyes
Arlington
Mass
Katz
B.C
Hawks Realtors
Dragon’s Shoes
Williamson Sees Silver Medal Goal After Sweden Loss
U S hockey coach Murry Williamson after a 4-3 defeat by Sweden notes the 1964 parallel as the U S open their Olympic winter games with a 0-2-0 record following a 5-1 loss to Czechoslovakia. He plans new tactics for the Soviet clash while injury sidelined Craig Falkman, and the Friday game looks set for a sellout with hopes for a medal fading.
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France
UPI
Murry Williamson
U.S
Sweden
Czechoslovakia
Williamson
University of Minnesota
Soviet Union
Craig Falkman
Golden Valley
Minn
Falkman
East Germany
Finland
Canada
West Germany
Bob LaPrete Named Shrine Grid Coach
Rutland Vermont. Bob LaPrete West Rutland High School football mentor and former Boston College gridder was named Shrine team coach for 1968. The August 24 game at the University of New Hampshire will pair Vermont and New Hampshire selections from statewide high schools. Shrine Bowl benefits Shrines Hospitals for crippled children in Springfield Massachusetts and Montreal Quebec.
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J. Robert
Bob) LaPrete
West Rutland High School
Boston College
Vermont
LaPrete
New Hampshire
University of Vermont
University of New Hampshire
Durham
N.H
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Kingswood
Wolfboro
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Los Angeles Dodgers
MSJ of
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Windsor
Shrine Hospitals
Springfield
Mass
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Que
Bektash
Concord
Mt. Sinai
Montpelier
Cairo
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