Benhi and BCHS Clash in Manchester Play-Down for SV Tourney
Bennington Catholic High School meets Benhi in a Southern Vermont tourney play-down at Burr and Burton gym Manchester with the winner facing Windsor next and Springfield as a potential first-round opponent. Windsor looms as a tough postgame foe after tonight's clash. Tickets are $1 adults 50 cents students.
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BCHS Basketball Rosters Revealed for 20 players
BCHS unveils team roster listing 20 players with heights ranging from 5'8" to 6'3" and weights between 130 and 190 pounds. Players include Allard, Galipeau, Bushee, Snyder, Lemieux, Deery, Griffin, Keith, Hayes, Woodard, Morrissey, and Dick.
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Spinney Named Offensive Line Coach for Boston Patriots
Art Spinney, 34, former Baltimore Colts lineman and Saugus native, is appointed offensive line coach of the Boston Patriots in the AFL. Spinney spent two years as an assistant at Boston College after starring as an end and captain for the Eagles.
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Upper Echelon Teams to Meet Head-on In College Showdown Week
A showdown week in college basketball features top teams across conferences. Kentucky hosts Mississippi State as both pursue league leadership while Ohio State visits Michigan and Bradley clashes with Drake. Cincinnati, Colorado, Utah State, and UCLA also vie for position with key road and home games shaping the title races.
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Howrigan Named SMC Placement Director in Vermont
Philip J. Howrigan of Fairfield has been named the new placement director for St. Michael's College in Winooski Park VT. The 1957 graduate succeeds James C. Ross, who becomes alumni secretary.
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Williams College Quintet Wins Little Three Challenge
Williams College beats Amherst 74 to 64 to stay unbeaten in Little Three play. Williams used a seven-point run in the third period to seize the lead after a close first half, with Epic’s Mailand scoring 14 and Amherst’s Holmes adding 14. Williams moves to 14-2 overall, 2-0 in Little Three. Amherst drops to 8-6.
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UMass Near NCAA Berth After Weekend Wins
Massachusetts holds an inside track to the Yankee Conference title and an NCAA berth after sweeping Maine and routing Vermont’s rival Connecticut contends for second. Colby Colby and St Michael’s also gain key regional standings as small colleges pursue postseason rules.
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Hockey Scores and Weeknight NHL Results
New York defeated Chicago 2 1 while Detroit tied Boston 2 2 Montreal beat Toronto 4 2 Sunday action saw New York 5 Boston 3 and Montreal 4 Chicago 3 Detroit 5 Toronto 0 No games scheduled Tuesday with no matches planned.
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Dartmouth Tops Middlebury in Cup Carnival Ski Meet
Dartmouth College wins its second straight Winter Carnival ski title with captain Jim Page setting a record by winning the postponed jump event with 134 and 138 foot leaps. Page finishes with a 200.6 to 197.4 point margin over Middlebury's Dave Hanscom as Dartmouth totals 580.1 points to Middlebury's 574.1.
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Palmer Wins Phoenix Open by 12 Strokes
Arnold Palmer captured his second straight Phoenix Open title with a 269 total, a record margin for a PGA event. He led by 12 strokes over a group including Jack Nicklaus, Bob McCallister, Don Fairfield, and Bill Casper, who each earned 2300. Palmer’s driving and long irons powered his $5300 winner’s share as he neared the course record.
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Roe Brothers Lead Eohmen In 13-2 Rout
Williams College Rangers rout Amherst 13-2 at home as Tom Roe collects one goal and six assists while John Roe adds five goals and one assist. Amherst finally scores at 9:41 of the second period to trail 5-0. John Roe completes a hat trick in the third, with Tom Roe nearing top national scoring with 3 goals and 22 assists on the season.
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