Springfield Over Bendi 54 to 41 In Class L Playdown
RUTLAND The Catamounts eliminated Bennington High School 54 to 41 in the Southern Vermont Tournament. Springfield advances to face Springfield in the opening round February 22 on Cosmos home court.
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Bennington High School
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Cats
Ron Pollock
John Hall
Benhi
Cosmo
Dave Murray
Brian Richardson
Rod Bock
Dave Todd
Murray
Jay Clace
Barrie Byrne
Scholastic Basketball Scores and Thursday Results
Springfield defeats Bennington 54 41 Bellows Falls tops Rutland 45 40 Mt. St. Joseph 58 Brattleboro 55 BFA St Albans 41 Otter Valley 28 Fair Haven 73 Burr and Burton 44 Newport 57 Randolph 45 New York 123 St. Louis 113 Syracuse 136 Chicago 117 Los Angeles 128 Detroit 111
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L.A
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California youths shine in U S Davis Cup bid
Dennis Ralston 20 of Bakersfield and Cliff Buchholz 19 of St. Louis upset top seeds in the National Indoor Championships at Seventh Regiment Armory. Ralston defeated Martin Mulligan of Australia and Buchholz beat Manuel Santana of Spain to reach the quarterfinals as American tennis optimism grows amid a field featuring Roy Emerson Mike Sangster Nicola Pilic and others.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Cliff Buchholz
St. Louis
Seventh Regiment Armory
Roy Emerson
Rod Laver
Mike Sangster
England
Nicola Pilic
Yugoslavia
Chuck McKinley
United States
Whitney Reed
Oakland
Eugene Scott
Northport
N.Y
Seton Hall
Niagara
Wake Forest
Maryland
North Texas State
Tulsa
Bradley
Wyoming
Denver
Creighton
Colorado College
Pesky to Teach Red Sox Fundamentals in Spring
Boston manager Johnny Pesky says the Red Sox will focus on fundamentals at Scottsdale spring training. He stresses proper throwing from the outfield, cutoffs, and relay plays to improve groundwork for big leaguers.
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Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Scottsdale, Ariz
Mike Higgins
Ferrier and January Lead Tucson Open After First Round
Jim Ferrier and Don January shared 7 under 65s to pace the Tucson Open at 65 as frost halted play. Butch Baird 67 led a cluster at 68 while Jack Nicklaus struggled with a 76 on the 6749 yard 49ers Country Club layout and bursitis woes.
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Ariz
Jim Ferrier
Don January
Ferrier
49Ers Country Club
Governor Hoff Attends Vermont Golden Gloves Championships
About 3,000 spectators filled Burlington as the Vermont Golden Gloves finals crowned thirteen champions. Winners earned spots to compete in the New England Golden Gloves in Lowell, Massachusetts, with Gov. Philip H. Hoff among the crowd watching the novice and open bouts.
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Bruins edge Canadiens 2 1 in Thursday NHL clash
Boston defeats Montreal 2 to 1 as NHL action wraps Thursday. Friday slate postponed with Chicago hosting Montreal and New York visiting Toronto while Boston eyes Detroit in upcoming matchups.
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New York
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Figure Skater Severs Path To World Championship Hopes
Patti Gustafson, 16, of Lynn Massachusetts suffers a left foot hip fracture during practice with partner Pieter Kollen of Ann Arbor Michigan at the North American Championship in Vancouver. Doctors expect at least a week before assessing if she can compete in the 1963 World Championships in Cortina d Ampezzo Italy.
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Pieter Kollen
Ann Harbor
Mich
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NYU Routs Holy Cross as Hairston and Kramer Shine
NYU basketball crushes Holy Cross 102 71 at Madison Square Garden led by Happy Hairston with 38 points and Barry Kramer with 35. The win highlights Hairston’s scoring surge since returning from scholastic ineligibility and underscores NYU’s offensive efficiency in a key nonconference showdown.
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Iowa
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Celtics Must Run to Win in Providence Night
Captain Bob Cousy warns the Celtics to run and play smart after a 134 128 loss to the Lakers. Boston faces Syracuse Nationals in Providence with Cousy honored in his final appearance in the city as an NBA player. The Nationals lead Boston 6 3 this season as the playoff picture tightens.
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National Basketball Association
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Nats
Bruins rally past Canadiens to halt losing skid
Boston, now on a six game winless stretch snapped by a 2 1 victory over Montreal. Dean Prentice, acquired from New York last week, scored 88 seconds before the end as Ed Johnston stopped 40 shots to backstop the Bruin win and pull within two points of fifth place New York.
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New York
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Schmidt
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Canadiens
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Jacques Plante
Rotary Club Ski Tow Begins Weekend Operation
Mt Anthony Country Club rope tow to run this weekend weather permitting. Ivor S. Pelsue said Richard B. Leake II lent a tractor to power the tow after failed repairs. The tow has run only briefly this winter due to power issues and cold. Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday.
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Pelsue
100 Nations In Olympics A Problem
New York AP report quotes Avery Brundage, head of the IOC, warning that more than 100 nations participate in the Olympics and could rise to 150, creating unwieldy events in boxing and wrestling. He cites lack of Olympic background among new states and potential influence on federations and decisions. Brundage recently returned from Lausanne meetings where a new anti discrimination code was drafted and Indonesia was barred for excluding Nationalist China and Israel from last year’s Asian Games.
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International Olympic Committee
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Auto Crash At Daytona Speedway
Marvin Panch 36 is hospitalized with extensive burns and injuries after a spectacular spill in practice for the 250 mile American Challenge Cup at Daytona Beach International Speedway. Fellow drivers battled through flames to lift the burning Maserati and rescue Panch from the upside down wreck with carbon dioxide sprayed on him. Wayne de Lund, a 275 pound, 6 foot 5 inch driver from Cross North Carolina, helped pull Panch from the wreck after it struck a guard rail and caught fire.
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Daytona Beach International Speedway
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N.C
North Pownal Battling Bulldogs Fall to North Bennington
The North Pownal Grade School cagers lost their second game of the season to North Bennington 36 to 18. It was the first official season for the team coached by Richard Worden, with new uniforms for players and cheerleaders debuting at the Wednesday game.
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Jane Pudvar
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Linda Jacobsen
Nancy Buck
Mary Burdick
Barbara Smith
Parking Violations Pop Up as Colts Fans Seek Quick Exit
In Baltimore at Memorial Stadium, fans flout rules by parking in restricted zones. The fine stands at 5.50 dollars, but five in a car can split 1.10 each and slip out about half an hour earlier than those who pay 50 cents for standard lot parking.
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