Gentile Signs with Kansas A s May Have Diet Bonus
United Press International reports Jim Gentile signed with the Kansas City Athletics for 1965 amid talk of a weight-based bonus he received from owner Charles O. Finley. General Manager Pat Friday praised Gentile’s 1964 season and predicted potential gains if injury-free. The piece also notes other signings and roster moves across major league teams, including Del Crandall and Bubba Phillips, with several clubs adding players to their winter rosters.
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Eagles To Play Tonight At Arlington High School
The Arlington-Whitingham game was postponed due to icy roads and will now be played tonight at AMHS with JV at 6 and varsity at 8. This ends the regular MSL season for the Eagles who clinched the league title for a second consecutive year.
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Industrial League Hoop Schedule 1965
The Bennington Industrial Basketball League releases the rest of its 1965 schedule for the third season. All games start at 7 PM unless noted. Key matchups include Tansitor, American Finance, Eagle Square, Prince's, Nadeau's, and VT Bank & Trust Co with games on February 16 18 23 25 and March 2 4 9.
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Bouton and Houk clash over 1965 salary bid
New York story outlines Jim Bouton's candid stance in a tense salary dispute with Yankees general manager Ralph Houk. Bouton claims honesty and denies using the press to campaign. He notes an offer of 28,500 and his demand of 30,000, while criticizing club secrecy on terms.
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Ski Snow Report for New England Ski Areas
UPI reports from the New England Council stock snow surface codes for ski areas across Vermont and northern New England. The weather outlook calls for a few flurries in the mountains Saturday morning with generally fair conditions, temperatures mainly below freezing in the higher elevations.
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Hoosiers Roll Over Cambridge Indians 74-48
Hoosiers from Hoosick Falls Central defeated the Cambridge Indians 74 to 48 at Cambridge. After a close first period the Hoosiers tightened defense to hold Cambridge to nine in the third while scoring 23. Cambridge won the JV game 77-37 with Bob Woodward scoring 21.
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Chance Signs with Angels For Estimated $42,000
Dean Chance, young Cy Young winner, signed with the Los Angeles Angels for about 42000 dollars. The right hander, 23, boosted his pay from last season and expressed a goal for a strong spring while noting past slow starts. He highlighted four wins against the Yankees and said Bo Belinsky’s trade to Philadelphia was beneficial for the club.
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Brattleboro Colonels crush Benhi Cats 66-38 to cap SWL season
Brattleboro tops Benhi 66-38 as Ray Buck held to 15. Buck tied state single game scoring record at 46 in earlier meeting. Cats’ defense triple-teamed the Colonels star, but Brattleboro pulled away late. Benhi JV fell 50-41.
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Second UMass student suspended over grade changing incident
AMHERST Mass UPI The University of Massachusetts Friday wrapped up the investigation by suspending a second student in a grade changing case. A student manager of an athletic team was suspended earlier and a records office clerk resigned after an inquiry showed two grades were raised for one student and one for another. University editor Cani Melley said the probe found no further irregularities and denied reports of several football players' involvement. One student is reportedly the son of a Greater Boston physician.
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Middlebury Leads Dartmouth Ski Carnival After Slalom Day
Middlebury College tops the opening day of the Dartmouth Winter Carnival ski meet at Dartmouth Skiway with 98 points as sleet drenched the course. Roger Buchika and Gordon Eaton led with 123.4 and 125.4 second runs, while Dartmouth’s John Meek posted 134.4 seconds and captain Dick Durrance fell to 12th. Other teams trailing include Vermont, Harvard, Williams, New Hampshire, Maine and St. Lawrence.
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Alcindor May Skip College To Enter Pro Basketball
In a UPI report, Lew Alcindor from New York City is said to bypass college to join the professional ranks. Alcindor has not confirmed or denied the report, according to Phil Fidlerkin.
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NBHS Tops Austine 74-73 In Action-Filled Game
North Bennington beat the Austine School 74-73 after trailing 20-15 in the first quarter. Gary Tardiff led Austine with 36 points as North Bennington rallied with 31 points in the third and a late defense win. Steve Hopkins and Gordy Thomas also starred for the Governors as they prepare for a finish with Whitingham and a third-place MS L stand. The North Bennington JVs also defeated Austine 48-39.
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Morale Boost for NHL From Bruins in Basement
The Boston Bruins, stuck in last place, surprisingly lift league spirits as Montreal Canadiens slide, with Worsley shutout ruined by rookie Bob Woytowich. Claude Provot scores for Montreal, while Henri Richard and Ralph Backstrom help carry the offense. Forbes Kennedy injures shoulder after a misplayed shot, possibly missing weekend games.
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