Poultney Blue Devils Bounce Arlington 71 52 at Castleton
Poultney Blue Devils hurt Arlington Eagles 71 to 52 in a Marble Valley League contest at Castleton College. The visitors led 21-10 in the third period as Rick Ruby sparked the attack while Arlington played without high scorer Art Wyman.
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Poultney Blue Devils
Arlington
Castleton College
Castleton
Arlington Eagles
Blue Devils
Battling Eagles
Art Wyman
Maroon
Eagles
Poultney
Rick Ruby
Marksman
Dan Clayton
Mike Lindsey
Steve Young
Devils
Ruby
Clayton
Steve Coulman
Woodstock
Two Leaders Stay on Top in Busy Night of College Wins
Olympian Spencer Haywood sparked a Detroit 92 90 victory over Toledo after a fight with referee George Strauthers led to ejections. Top-10 teams La Salle beat American University 96 72 and Villanova 75 54, while New Mexico State edged UT El Paso 78 62 and Florida beat LSU 95 79.
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Oon
Spencer Haywood
Haywood
George “Red
Strauthers
Detroit
Toledo
LaSalle
American University
Villanova
Canisius
Larry Cannon
Explorers
New Mexico State
University of Texas At
el Paso
Memphis State
Loyola of Louisiana
Florida
Louisiana State
Pete Maravich
Fordham
George Washington
Providence
St. Joseph's
Storybook Manager Sought For the Washington Senators
Washington owner Robert Short pursues a storybook manager for the Senators with Ted Williams or Joe DiMaggio as top candidates. Williams, previously resisting such roles, may consider managing and possibly taking a vice presidency or stock in the club. Foxie Nellie Fox met with Short but remained a coach, while Nellie Fox suggested guiding the eventual manager. Emile Griffith injury postpones bout. Lombardi cited as Redskins addition.
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Washington
UPI
Robert Short
Washington Senators
Ted Williams
Joe DiMaggio
Short
Williams
Boston
Tom Yawkey
Oakland
Charlie Finley
Joe D
Dick O’connell
The
Red Sox
Big Boy
Senators
Bob Short
DeMaggio
Nellie Fox
Robert F. Kennedy Stadium
Fox
Foxie
Chambersburg
Fred Baxter
Nellie
Baxter
White Sox
Maryland Rejects Cock Fighting Ban
ANNAPOLIS Maryland Cock fighting remains legal after the House of Delegates rejected a bill to tighten state laws. Republican C A Porter Hopkins of Baltimore County led the opposition warning that the assembly has already legislated away slot machines and other activities.
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Annapolis
Maryland
House of Delegates
House
C.A. Porter Hopkins
Baltimore County
General Assembly
Bennington Association Bowling Tournament Heads Into Final Weekend
The Bennington Association Bowling Tournament enters its final weekend after a strong first weekend. Arlington Raiders lead both Team Handicap and Team Scratch with 3,112 handicap and 2,899 scratch, ahead of Wheelers Sports Center and Heald Plastics. Handicap doubles leaders are R Davis and R Becker at 1,261, with Hurley and Welch close behind. High singles prizes and a new bowling ball prize for top scratch singles are noted, plus various league leaders and standout scores across multiple leagues.
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Bennington Association
Arlington Raiders
Wheelers Sports Center
Heald Plastics
R. Davis
R. Becker
Hurley
Leon Foster
Leon Jacobs
John Billett
Bob Welch
Dick Keough
Lombardi Reorganizes Redskins Coaching Staff
Washington head coach Vince Lombardi introduced a six-man Redskins staff on his first full day, naming Bill Austin and Harland Svare as offense and defense coordinators. He will gather QBs and WRs for a June training week in Washington, prep rookies early, and push a roughly 11 week lead‑up to the season. Lombardi aims to mold a loaded staff around his control and openness to ideas.
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Delarey
Sales & Service
Taconic Trail Inn
Bar-Blue
Hoosick Falls
Bill Galfka
Sargood
Ray Burnt
Buckley’s
Noble & Wood
Wood Flong
Don Tate
Irv Stevens
Walt
Sharkey’s
St. Stanislaw
Smitty
Gulf
Ted Brogue
Ken Dooley
Earnest Yorke
Dick Weeden
Washington
UPI
Washington Redskins
Vince Lombardi
Redskins
Lombardi
National Football League
Bill Austin
Harland Svare
Otto Graham
Mike
Saints
Lew Carpenter
Atlanta Falcons
Sonny Jurgensen
Gary Beban
Graham
UCLA
Austin
Svare
Bowling Week Proclaimed by Gov Davis in Vermont
Gov Deane C Davis proclaims Junior Bowling Week across Vermont with events at Bennington Lanes. He lauds bowling as the top participant sport and honors local state and national junior bowling associations for promoting youth participation and values of sportsmanship citizenship and fitness.
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Johnny Jones
Wildcats
Jack Kraft
Lyndon State
Lyndon
Joe Guarco
Brayton
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Oakman
Thomas Beebe
Lindsey Young
Clayton Rice
Haugsrud Coulman
White House
Nixon
Arthur Ashe
Clark Graebner
Dennis Ralston
Donald Dell
Bob Lutz
Stan Smith
New York
Emile Griffith
Stanley
Hayward
Pompano Beach
Al’s
Frank Bizzarro
John
Rusty’ Dunham
Roger Hebert
Dewey
Wreckers
Bob Sweet
Pownal Valley
IGA
Chuck Downing
Milt Hart
Whitman
B. Deery
Dunham
County Bank
Para-Mutuals
Actv
F. Marcoux
D. Shea
Don Shea
Frank Churchill
L. Jacobs
L. Foster
Bennington Lanes
Frank
Monument Motors
New England Auto Dist
Jan Bishop
Carolyn Surdam
Shirley Chenaille
Joan Hand
Marty Broadwell
Rhoda Connell
By AL Ray
Wise Women Shop
Save-Way Supermarket
Bennington
Mammoth Mart
Ata
Brora
Ana Anaes
Sole
Super Market
Main St
Goodyear Tires
Sinclair Oil
Francis J. Kelly Inc
Call
UPD
Major League Players Association
Players’ Pension Fund
John Gaherin
Gaherin
Sandy Haddin
American League
Marvin Miller
Players’ Association
Richard Moss
Triple “S
Grand Union Empire
Vollutt
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Glenn Motor
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