Basketball Hall of Fame picks eight in 1966 class
The Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame announced eight selections including former players Paul Endacott and Max Friedman, late coach Edgar Diddle, and contributor trio Edward Gottlieb Robert L. Douglas and Clifford Wells. Induction set for April 20 in Springfield bringing total members to 82.
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Springfield
Mass
UPI
Paul Endacott
Max
Marty” Friedman
Edgar A. Diddle
Edward Gottlieb
Robert L. Douglas
Clifford Wells
Shrine
Springfield College
Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame
Diddle
Western Kentucky
Adolph Rupp
Phog Allen
Hank Iba
Gottlieb
Philadelphia Sphas
Warriors
NBA
Walter Kennedy
Douglas
Renaissance
Hall of Fame
The
Rens
Harlem Globetrotters
New York
Wells
National Association of Basketball Coaches
Competing Interests Over Somerset's Wild Basin
The Green Mountain National Forest seeks more land to protect headwaters and provide recreation while New England Power Co. eyes basin water for cooling. Mount Snow and timber interests push for development. environmentalists and state law face limits with unorganized towns like Somerset. A 700 unit campground proposal faces strict state standards and phased planning amid strong wildlife habitats and public concern.
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Somerset
Green Mountain National Forest
Deerfield
Winhall
New England Power Co
Lake Somerset
Whitingham
Mount Snow
Mt. Pisgah
Vermont
State Department
International Paper Company
John Stevens
The
Conservation Society of Southern
Deane C. Davis
Searsburg
Somerset Basin
Basin
Shep Meadow
Cowboys hire Stallings to coach defensive backs
Dallas Cowboys announced the addition of Gene Stallings to coach the defensive backs joining an already reshaped staff. Stallings joins Jim Meyers, the former Aggie head coach who had been hired as offensive line coach and running game coordinator.
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Dallas
UPI
Dallas Cowboys
Texas A&m
Gene Stallings
Cowboys
Aggie
Jim Meyers
College Station
Myers
Mount Anthony Ski Coach Takes 15K Win at Craftsbury
Mt. Anthony head ski coach Birger Vigsnes finished first in the 15 kilometer at Craftsbury Common this weekend. Woody Woodall of Stratton placed second and Rick Elliot of Lyndon Outing Club finished third as the event was sponsored by Eastern OKI Association.
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Mt. Anthony
Birger Vigsnes
Craftsbury Common
Woody Woodall
Stratton
Rick Elliot
Lyndon Outing Club
Newspaper Route Mentors Help Boys Start Careers
A feature highlights how a boy with a newspaper route begins business experience, with guidance from experienced mentors and the community supporting young entrepreneurs taking their first steps in responsibility and work.
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Endacott
Forrest Twogood
University of Kansas
Phillips Petroleum
Helms
Friedman
Newburgh
N.Y
Utica
Carbondale
Albany
New York Whirlwinds
Cleveland Rosenblums
Schuyler Jackson
Agency of Environmental Conservation
Averill
William R. Scott
Glastonbury
Down South
Somerset Reservoir
An Wickes
Granada
Apollo
Wickes
North St
Bennington
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Sportbriefs
OKI Association
Ludlow Presidents
Patriots
Kitty Kane
Patriot
Mau
Kees
Bennington Amusement
Sam’s Gulf
Johns Sunoce
Oasis
Green Mountain
Carl’s Restaurant
Alley Oops
Pownal Valley
Fairdale Milkmaids
Smitty’s Gulf
Guttersnipes
Mixers
B&r
T.E. Livewires
Pownal Volunteers
Pownal Tanning
Villager
Patterson’s
North Street
William’s Iga
Bellemares
Monument Roofing
Rural Fire Department
T.W. Hoyt’s
Griff’s Atlantic
Super Duper
Whitman’s
Benningtoni
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