Cunniff Leads BC To Beanpot Victory Over BU
Boston College wing John Cunniff scored twice and added an assist to lift the Eagles to a 5 4 win over Boston University in the Beanpot final. BC improved to 18 3 on the season, BU fell to 17 5 as BC claimed a third straight Beanpot title and Cunniff earned MVP honors with the Walter Brown Memorial Trophy.
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Boston
UPI
Boston College
John Cunniff
Boston University
Cunniff
Eagles
South Boston
Boston Garden
Snooks Keley
Keley
Snooks
Terriers
Bob Martell
Jack Ferreira
Jack Kelley
John Moylan
Dennis O’connell
Eagle
Pat Murphy
Ferreira
Murphy
Phil Dyer
Jim Mullen
Mike Sobeski
Bob Kupka
Mullen
Northeastern
Harvard
Huskies
Chamberlain's scoring mark slips to 26.7
New York based report notes Wilt Chamberlain reduced scoring to 26.7 points per game after joining the Philadelphia 76ers, dropping his league average to 35.3 while Lee Robertson leads at 30.9. West and Bellamy post strong marks. Beanpot hockey recap follows with BC and BU results including Cunniff’s comeback goal.
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NEW York
UPI
Chamberlain
Philadelphia 76Ers
Lee Oscar Robertson
76Ers
Warriors
Los Angeles
Jerry West
Baltimore
Walt Bellamy
Star of the Week honors go to Flossie Wood at Bennington Lanes
Bowling results and youth market notes dominate this weekly column. Flossie Wood topped with a 542 triple and 147 average in the Tuesday Girls City League, while Kaye Martin led a high single of 209 in the Winter Couples League. Bill Brown paced the men with a 268 high game, and Robert Parkes claimed the Winter Couples’ high triple at 612. The column lists multiple league leaders, team awards, and a push for Bowler of the Week recognitions, plus a broader note on bowling’s growing youth participation and campus expansion across Notre Dame, Ohio State, and other schools.
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Flossie Wood
Kaye Martin
Kaye
Bill Brown
Bill
Robert Parkes
Bennington Lanes
Dot Carroll
Pat Main
Buz Marcoux
Ken Hunt
Junior Catholic Messenger
Seventeen Magazine
AMF
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Air Force Academy
Syracuse
Williams College
Williamstown
Eli Dawson
Lions
Green Mountain
Fred Harrington
Ted Brogue
John Griffin
Mitch’s
Marge Moon
Mabel Young
Lillian Gates
Eve Larson
Barbara Pierce
Girls City
Helen Harrington
Dot Dickie
Ida Legacy
Fran Snow
Dot Dufresne
Celtics Franchise Under Review As Pieri Explores Sale
Lou Pieri, Boston Celtics co-owner, hints blueberry business growth may outpace basketball value as he discusses a potential sale. He notes Maine berry operations may triple, while Celtics value could rise from 2.2 million. Mrs. Walter Brown’s will affects court approval. Offers have come from multiple groups, with likely Boston location. Red Auerbach says he does not seek ownership.
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Boston
UPI
Lou Pieri
Boston Celtics
Boston Writers
Maine
Celtics
Pieri
Walter Brown
Red Auerbach
NBA
Auerbach
Conigliaro Tops Scores In Song Biz With RCA Debut
Boston’s Tony Conigliaro, 20, signs with RCA Victor to record under the same label as Elvis Presley. He will receive a 5 percent royalty and a temporary recording blackout through the World Series. His first single sold 15,000 copies in New England in a month as he juggles baseball and music. Montreal Canadiens loan Yvan Cournoyer to the Quebec Aces for regular play.
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Boston
UPI
Tony Conigliaro
Boston Red Sox
RCA Victor
Arthur Fiedler
Elvis Presley
Conigliaro
Ed Penney
Red Sox
New England
Montreal
Montreal Canadiens
Yvan Cournoyer
Quebec Aces
Heinsohn to Speak at Lions Award Night in Bennington
Tom Heinsohn, star forward of the Boston Celtics, will be guest speaker at the Bennington Lions Club sports night on Tuesday May 11 at Bennington Catholic High School. The Carl B Williams Memorial Award will honor the most deserving athlete at Bennington High School and Bennington Catholic, honoring Curley Williams for his long service to Bennington sports.
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Tom Heinsohn
Boston Celtics
Bennington Lions Club
Bennington Catholic High School
Carl B. Williams
Bennington High School
Bennington Catholic
Curley
Williams
Nington
Lions Club
New England
Heinsohn
Celtics
Celts
Celtic
College Results and Lions Club Night Preview
College results from multiple teams are listed with scores from United Press International. The Lions Club hosts a night featuring Bennington High School coach Curley and basketball great Tom Heinsohn, highlighting his Celtics career and NBA All-Star honors.
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Bennington
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Drysdale
Armory
A&p
Dickenson
MAX Oil Service
BenMont Ave
Virginia
Max
Perrotta
Bennington, Vt
Smokeys
Bob Jones
Paige Heald
Vic Cumm
Leo Bentley
Bob Townsend
Arlington
Louise Davis
Pat Raymond
Phyllis Dickinson
Dot Totten
Peg Ray
America
U.S
Opinion Research Corporation
Seppbers
By Fred Keppler
Pieri’s Berrys
BoSox
RCA ‘Hound Dog Man
Cournoyer
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Lions’ Award
United Press International
East C.W. Post
Yeshiva
Queens Co
NY Maritime
St. John’s
W, Virginia
Long Island U
Bridgeport
Gannon
Alliance
St. Anselm’s
Plymouth St
Hartford
Coast Guard
Delaware
Franklin & Marshall
Lowell Tech
Merrimack
Delaware St
Kutztown
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Gettysburg
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Stonehill
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Wstin Mry and
Cornell
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Southwest Tex
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H. Payne
S. Houston
West Southern
Cole St
Regis
Volkswagen
Sed., R&h
Plymouth
FURY
Liggettbosworth Sales & Service
North Bennington Road
Ter
Byford
Adams Clothes Shop
Inver House
Rare RA
Opuci
Inver House Dishillers, Ltd
Phila
Mr. Whitney
Carroll's
Carroll’s Drug Store
Main St. Bennington
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