Sabers Top Windsor Bound for Class A Playoffs
Bennington High School’s Sabers defeated Bennington High School Catamounts 41-38 to earn a date with Windsor High School on Thursday in Rutland for a shot at the Southern Vermont Class L tournament. Fred Bushee fueled the late scoring from the foul line as BCHS edges ahead despite low shooting percentages.
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Benhi
Close
Pete Tinkham
Bennington High School
Fred Bushee
Manchester
Bennington Catholic
Windsor High School
Labers
Sabers
Rutland
Wittenberg
Pete Lemieux
Bendi
Vitenberg
Joe Deery
Gi-Gi Allard
Bill Hurley
Allard
Bushee
John Hall
Saber
Tubby
Keith
Windsor
Rutland High
Vermont
Springfield
College Basketball Scores and Tuesday Results
East LaSalle edged Delaware 69 68 while Mississippi beat Kentucky 49 44 and Mississippi defeated Tennessee 98 81. Georgia Tech topped Tulane 77 74 in overtime as Virginia Tech beat Wi Mary 104 65. Auburn beat Florida 64 60 and Alabama defeated Georgia 72 79. Vanderbilt won 70 67 over LSU. Davidson 61 over Clemson 55. Wake Forest 116 routed Virginia 67. Ohio State 72 over Michigan 57. Cincinnati 83 over George Washington 43. Purdue 82 over Iowa 75. Wisconsin 105 over Indiana 94. Butler 86 over Notre Dame 77. Oklahoma State 72 over Kansas 68. Illinois 88 over Northwestern 70. Iowa State 79 over Nebraska 66. Bradley 83 over Drake 77. Colorado 64 over Oklahoma 56. St Bonaventure 88 over DePaul 69. West Texas 87 over Arizona 72. Arizona State 95 over Hardin Simmons. St Louis 117 over Los Angeles 113. Tuesday games included Chicago Boston at Providence and Philadelphia at Cincinnati among others. New York 109 over San Francisco 100. Hawaii 137 over Cleveland 136 in two overtimes. San Francisco at New York. Chicago at Kansas City. Wednesday shows Chicago Kansas City at Wichita Pittsburgh San Francisco at Youngstown Ohio Hawaii Cleveland at Youngstown.
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Tennessee
Georgia Tech
Tulane
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Auburn
Florida
Alabama
Georgia
Vanderbilt
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Davidson
Clemson
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Michigan
Cincinnati
George Wash
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Iowa
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Chet Walker
George Washington
Len Chappell
Deacon
Jeph Miles Aiken
Chicago
Jackson
Miss
Williams College Star Mahland Named to All East
NEW YORK AP Bob Mahland of Williams College earned ECAC All East small college basketball honors after scoring 32 points in wins over Springfield and Amherst. He sits at 1,162 career points, 17 below the Williams record, with 5 games remaining and a 17.7 PPG pace. Fairfield’s Hutter added 42 points in Tri State League victories over LIU and CCNY. Other New England nominees include Jenkins Fairfield Malvey Ryan Northeastern Morello Yasinski Bridgeport Stone Waldeyer Vorhees.
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NEW York
Bob Mabh
Land
Williams Little
Bob Hutter
Fairfield Today
Springfield
Amherst
Mahland
Fairfield
Hutter
Long Island U
CCNY
New England
Bob Jenkins
John Malvey
Fran Ryan
Northeastern
Dan Morello
Joe Yasinski
Bridgeport
Ken Stone
Bill Waldeyer
Colby
Dan Vorhees
Williams
Only 3 Veterans Retain Titles in Golden Gloves
In Burlington Vermont the 1962 Golden Gloves finals crowned three returning champions while others retained titles by default. Leonard Smallcombe defeated James Creedon for the 112 pound title. Buddy DeCarlo and Alan Shangraw retained crowns by default in their divisions.
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Burlington
Vermont
New England
Leonard Smallcombe
Plattsburgh Boys Club
James Creedon
Plattsburgh Police Club
Buddy DeCarlo
Alan Shangraw
Palmer Rises to Second in Money Leaders
Arnold Palmer moves into second place on the PGA money list after earning 5300 for a 12 stroke Phoenix Open victory. His 1962 total reaches 12425 while leader Gene Littler sits at 14186 after a quiet week in Dunedin Florida.
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Dunedin
Fla
Arnold Palmer
Professional Golfers Association
Gene Littler
Swartz Lifts Tapers In 109 100 Win Over Saints
Dan Swartz scored 30 points as the New York Tapers defeated the San Francisco Saints 109-100 on the road. Swartz has been the club’s scoring spark after the Jets folded and roster moves sent players to other teams. He has 144 points in his last four home games.
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Los Angeles Jets
New York Tapers
Dan Swartz
Swartz
New York
San Francisco Saints
Hawaii Chiefs
Pipers
Cleveland
Tapers
Morehead State Collegian
Darrow Ski Team Swim to Victory in Four Way Meet
Scott Leake of Bennington led the Darrow School ski team with an 18:02 three and a half mile cross country time to win the four school meet at New Lebanon New York. His brother Paul placed seventh and Steve Gilman Jr. finished 18th as Darrow posted 96.4 to beat Lenox 95.5 with Drury and Pittsfield third and fourth.
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N.Y
Scott Leake
Bennington
Darrow
Leake
Paul
Richard B. Leake II
Woodford Road
Steve Gilman Jr
Stephen H. Gilman
Crescent Blvd
Lenox
Drury High School
Pittsfield High School
Major College All East Honors List
Massachusetts forward Roger Twitchell and Providence guard Vinnie Ernst named to ECACA East major college basketball team. Twitchell 6 6 sophomore from Westfield N J led Massachusetts to Yankee Conference lead with three victories last week. Other nominees include Pet Bernard Harvard Gary Borchard Boston College Chuck Chevalier Bill Donovan Brown Mike Cingiser Brown Mike Cotton Larry McNulty Boston U Andy Czuchry Ed Slomcewski Connecticut Jack Foley Holy Cross Jim Hadnot Providence.
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NEW York
Massachusetts
Roger Twitchell
Providence
Vinnie Ernst
Twitchell
Westfield
N.J
Pet Bernard
Gary Borchard
Harvard
Chuck Chevalier
Bill Donovan
Boston College
Mike Cingiser
Brown
Mike Cotton
Larry McNulty
Boston U
Andy Czuchry
Ed Slomcewski
Connecticut
Jack Foley
Holy Cross
Jim Hadnot
Peace Parley Fails As AAU NCAA Split Widens
Chicago AP report says after a two day meeting by the U S Olympic Committee both the AAU and NCAA rejected a joint plan. Lou Fisher warns against bowing to demands while Walter Byers urges an independent federation approach. Tug Wilson notes stalemate but promises another meeting within a month.
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AAU
NCAA
U.S. Olympic Committee
Lou Fisher
Amateur Athletic Union
America
Walter Byers
National Collegiate Athletic Association
K.L
Tug) Wilson
Wilson
Prospect Mountain hosts first children’s ski race
More than 40 youths aged 6 to 13 tackled obstacle, 14 gate, and 24 gate courses in Prospect Mountain’s first children’s races. Winners were Alan Campbell in the 11 to 13 group and Jinky Handy in the 9 to 11 group, with Mark Donovan posting the fastest time as a forerunner.
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Jinky Handy
Betty Howlett
Toshiko Phipps
Prospect Ski School
Woodford
Sparkle
Jane Handy
Warming Lodge
Prospect Mountain Ski School
Duncan Campbell
Allan J. Heath
Walter Knight
Alfred Torrisi
Mississippi State Upsets Kentucky On Kentucky Floor
Mississippi State, ranked eighth, defeated Kentucky 49-44 on Kentucky's home court to halt a 16-game Wildcats win streak. W. D. Stroud led the Bulldogs with 17 points while Doug Hutton directed play. Kentucky's Larry Parsifal was held to five points as Cotton Nash scored 23 for Kentucky.
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Mississippi State
Adolph Rupp
Bulldogs
Rupp
Kentucky
Wildcats
State
W. D. Stroud
Doug Hutton
Larry Parsifal
Jack Berkshire
Wildcat
Cotton Nash
Ski Conditions BOSTON New England ski reports
New England ski conditions report lists Bald Mt Bald Mt Mt. Abram Pleasant Mt Rumford Saddleback Sugarloaf Sunday River Block Mt Cannon Mt Cranmore Mittersill Waterville Valley Wildcat Belknap Dartmouth Skiway Fitzwilliam King Ridge Moose Mt Mount Sunapee Temple Mt Burke Mt Jay Peak Mad River Middlebury Bowl Stone Area Smugglers Notch Sugarbush Big Bromley Burrington Hill Carinthia Dutch Hill Hogback Killington Magic Mt Mt. Ascutney Mount Snow Okemo Pico Peak Stratton Woodstock Mt Tom death by own action.
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Burke Mt
Jay Peak
Mad River
Middlebury Bowl
Stone Area
Sugarbush
Burrington Hill
Carinthia
Dutch Hill
Hogback
Killington
Magic Mt
Mt. Ascutney
Mount Snow
Okemo Mt
Pico Peak
Stratton Mt
Woodstock
Mt. Tom
Ohio State Coach To Speak at Colby Clinic
Colby College in Waterville Maine announced that Fred Taylor head coach of Ohio State will lecture at the Colby College coaching school in June 2022. The lineup also includes Red Auerbach Bob Cousy Eddie Donovan Joe Mullaney Adolph Rupp and John Bunn from major basketball teams and colleges.
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Waterville
Maine
Fred Taylor
Ohio State
Colby College
Colby
Red Auerbach
Bob Cousy
Boston Celtics
Eddie Donovan
New York Cnicks
Joe Mullaney
Providence College
Kentucky
Adolph Rupp
John Bunn
Powder conditions report from multiple ski areas
A regional roundup lists powder status by mountain noting packed or hard packed conditions and terrain quality. Locations include Berkshire Basin Bousquets Jiminy Peak Jug End Mt Tom Otis Ridge Thunder Mountain Boston Hill Hamilton Slopes Diamond Hill Mohawk Mountain Powder Hill with dates and quality ranges from good to excellent and some man made enhancements.
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Berkshire Basin
Jiminy Peak
Mt. Tom
Otis Ridge
Thunder Mt
Boston Hill
Hamilton
Mohawk Mt
Powder Hill
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