Patriots overwhelmed West Rutland 91 to 51 in decisive win
Mt Anthony Patriots sprinted to a dominant 91 51 home victory over West Rutland Golden Horde to claim their thirteenth win of the season and ninth in the Southern Vermont League. The standout 91 points marked their season best, with strong guard play and a deep bench handling a press to outscore the visitors in fast break and half court sets.
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Vermont WHA sets high school playdowns schedule and seeds
The Vermont Headmasters Association announced state basketball playdowns for four classes start Monday Feb 19 with Feb 20 21 22 as possibles. The WHA meets Feb 17 to seed and pair. Mt Anthony Patriots Brattleboro MSJ Hartford Windsor loom as likely playdown entrants while Class L semifinal sites and finals dates are set at UVM and Burlington Barre Norwich Rice Memorial. The piece also notes Northern Vermont League standings Rice Memorial Spaulding Winooski Burlington and concerns over Olympic hockey selection.
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Lakers and Pistons Tie Up Loop Victories in YMCA Play
Lakers topple 76ers 62 52 with four players in double figures led by Croft and Graves each 16 points. Mears 12 and Balance 11. Burgess led 76ers with 22. Lakers held 76ers to 10 at halftime. Pistons outscored Celtics 85 76 as Warner 42 and Christie 30 led scoring. Celtics equally balanced with Durocher 28. Pistons led 19 14 after first period and stayed ahead 61 55 after three.
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Hoop Scores From SVL and MVL Open Matches
SVL results include Mt. Anthony 91 over West Rutland 51 and Bellows Falls 74 over Rutland 65. MSJ 71 over Windsor 55, Brattleboro 83 over Otter Valley 57, Hartford 77 over Fair Haven 57, Springfield Open. MVL Burr & Burton 63 over Chester 58, Proctor 71 over Ludlow 51, Poultney 82 over Woodstock 63, St. Michael's 60 over Wallingford 43, Arlington Open.
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Bulldogs Beat Chester 63-58 For Sixth Marble Valley Win
Burr & Burton uses a strong second half to topple Chester 63-58, securing a sixth Marble Valley League victory. Bill Fritts leads with 28 points, Mike Monroe adds 17, while Chester’s Jack Carroll and Rod Citro each score 16 as Chester drops to 1-12 in league play.
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NFL Players Association To Seek Owners Recognition
New York UPI reports the National Football League Players Association will meet with club owners on February 19 to seek official recognition as bargaining agent for NFL players. Association president John Gordy said brief talks on the issue held February 5 will be explored further.
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Seattle Vote on $43 Million Stadium Risk for Cronin Plan
UPI reports Joe Cronin campaigns in Seattle ahead of Tuesday Feb 13 bond vote on a $43 million domed stadium as part of an $850 million Forward Thrust program. The outcome could anchor Seattle in the AL by 1969 or force a new major league relocation debate and future expansion. Cronin argues the project long term economic value. opponents fear cost and feasibility.
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