Chamberlain Eyes Heavyweight Crown
Wilt Chamberlain and Cas D’Amato both believe the 7-foot-2 basketball star could beat Cassius Clay for the heavyweight title. D’Amato offers to train Chamberlain at his own expense, while noting Clay may not meet him soon.
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D’amato
Floyd Patterson
Chamberlain
Clay
Houston Astrodome
Herbert Muhammad
Philadelphia 76Ers
Ike Richman
Philadelphia
D’ Amato
Primo Carnera
Jim Beattie
Walter Mitty
D'Amato
Patriots Win Second Canajoharie Rifle Match
Mount Anthony Union High School rifle team won in Canajoharie New York with 1799 points to 1727 by Targeteers. Tudor led with 374 aggregate including a 99 prone and a 96 sitting while Rita Walker starred for the girls with 341.
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Patriot
Mt. Anthony
N.Y
Rudolph Woodcock
Patriots
Pete Comar
Bill Tudor
Woodcock
Steve Cleveland
Chris Gore
Ruth Gavin
Sue White
Rita Walker
Laurie Doxsee
Joe Rosseau
Martin Betts
Bob Atwood
Brian Doxsee
Doxsee
Mount Anthony
Ting
Tudor and Bracebridge
Canajoharie
Cleveland
Tudor and
Comar
Tudor
Vermont
New York
Bennington
Final GBW Pin Tournament Results Tabulated
The 6th annual Greater Bennington Women's Bowling Tournament crowned the Tansitor Electronics Left-Over quintet with 2746 from a 47 pin margin over Fienberg Furies in second. Dragon Shoes took third with 2692, Bowlerettes fourth at 2679, Pilot Lites fifth at 2678, and Marty Moores sixth at 2601. Doubles titles went to S. Mattison and G. Howell with 1027, who also led handicap doubles at 1156. Fran Snow swept scratch singles and all events with 546 and 1582 respectively. Rhoda Connell won handicap singles at 513, with Baldwin, Bacon, Main, Snow, and Ray among top finishers for the event. Total entries were 36 teams, 29 doubles, 52 singles, and 45 all-events. Prizes will be awarded Feb 28 at Bennington Lanes after the open WIBC meeting. winners must attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tansitor Electronics
Greater Bennington
Fienberg Furies
Dragon Shoes
Pilot Lites
Marty Moores
S. Mattison
G. Howell
A. Russ
E. Rabideau
G. Syverstad
A. Myers
P, Raymond
M. Ray
R. Connell
A. Poblocki
Fran Snow
Rhoda Connell
Elizabeth Baldwin
Kathy Bacon
Pat Main
Peggy Ray
Kathy Nichols
Audrey Myers
Sonja Mattison
Fast Break Philosophy Praised By Keaney
SOUTH KINGSTOWN, R I. The inventor of fast break basketball, Frank Keaney, now 82 and retired, applauds relentless fast breaking as the ideal style. He criticizes stalling tactics seen in Princeton Dartmouth, noting a 30-16 outcome. Keaney's URI tenure yielded 402-124 while coaching, plus broad athletic leadership.
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South Kingstown
R. I
UPI
Frank Keaney
Keaney
Princeton
Dartmouth
University of Rhode Island
Red” Haire
URI
Clark Wins Lakeside International in Australia
Jim Clark of Scotland drove his 2.5 liter Lotus 99 miles in 1 hour 56.2 seconds to win the Lakeside International auto race over Jack Brabham, boosting Clark to 24 points in the Tasman Cup with three races left.
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Brisbane
Australia
UPI
Jim Clark
Scotland
Jack Brabham
Clark
New England ski conditions report by UPI
Vermont Mt Ascutney to Massachusetts and Vermont hills report packed powder or powder with ranges from 4 to 54 inches. Conditions span fair to excellent with upper and lower base notes, many mountains showing good conditions and some outages or limited operations.
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Bolton
UPI
New England
New England Council
Vermont
Mt. Ascutney
Bolton Valley
Bromley
Burrington Hill
Dutch Hill
Glen Ellen
Haystack
Hogback
Jay Peak
Killington
Madonna Mt
Mad River Glen
Magic Mt
Maple Valley
Middlebury
Stratton Mt
Sugarbush
Wildwood Valley
Woodstock Area
Massachusetts
Berkshire
Brodie Mt
Jiminy Peak
Butternut Basin
Catamount
Hamilton
Indianhead
Blue Hills
Otis Ridge
Thunder Mt
Mt. Tom
Drysdale Leads Early 1967 Signings In MLB
Dodgers star Don Drysdale inked a $105,000 deal after a holdout, becoming the league's highest paid pitcher until Juan Marichal’s $125,000 bid. Jim Bouton and Jim Maloney also signed lucrative contracts as pitchers push for big salaries amid spring signings and retirements shift care. Albie Pearson retires for the Angels while Red Sox ink six pitchers and Tartabull, and Cardinals sign several players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Drysdale
Drysdale
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodger
Yankees
Jim Bouton
Cincinnati
Jim Maloney
Koufax
San Francisco
Juan Marichal
Maloney
Bouton
Reds
Boston Red Sox
Don McMahon
John Wyatt
Pete Magrini
Hank Fischer
Dave Morehead
Bill Farmer
Jose Tartabull
Pat Corrales
Dave Ricketts
Jimmy Williams
John Lipin
St. Louis Cardinals
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Patriot Rifle
the Armory
Betts
Walker
Bundy
Wrobel
Keller
Bracebridge
Spranger
GBW
WIBC
Bennington Lanes
Fienberg
Main St
Nat Holman
CCNY
Holman
Boston
Boston Garden
Madison Square Garden
UCLA
Lew Alcindor
Bruins
Skiguide
California Angels
Albie Pearson
Farberware
H. Greenberg
Isamars
Lone Furniture CO
Bennington, Vt
Dial
Ibs
Hamburger
Vermont Bank
Bennington Drive-Up
Weinmmont
Brattleboro
Ben Rutland Chester
Fei i
Ali
Manchester Center
Depo
SIT Insurance
Chester
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