Bennington County Teams End Regular Cage Schedules Tonight
Bennington County three high school basketball squads close their seasons with Mt Anthony at Fair Haven, Burr & Burton hosting Wallingford, and Arlington at home against Chester. Patriots seek win to boost 14-6 overall while Burr & Burton and Arlington aim to finish strong after recent losses as regional playdowns loom and seedings are debated by the Headmasters' committee.
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Vermont Headmasters’ Association Basketball Selection Committee
Mt. Anthony
Rutland
Springfield
Bellows Falls
MSJ Mounties
Solomon
Springfield Cosmos
Brattleboro Colonels
Brattleboro
Rich Wyman
Cosmos
Otter Valley
Hartford Hurricanes
Colonels
Terriers
Hurricanes
Mt. Anthony Patriots
MSJ
Fair Haven Slaters
Hartford
Windsor
Patriot
Fair Haven
Bennington County
Frank Bizzarro
Slaters
Patriots
Bizzarro
Denny Hart
Dick Cutler
J. J. Moore
Dave LaCroix
Scott Racicot
Don Young
Steve Buxton
Malcom Ward
Pete Vladyka
Burr & Burton Bulldogs
Wallingford Foxes
Arlington Eagles
Cliff Weymouth
Bulldogs
Wallingford
Foxes
Tim Williams
Chester Sentinels
Arlington
Eagles
Roy Holton
Art Wyman
Mike Knox
Jack Stroffolino
Dave Clayton
Sentinels
Steve Tyrrell
Mike Yak
Rod Citro
Tom Rawson
Don Carroll
Miami Hurricanes Halted By Onrushing Cougars
Houston Cougars overwhelmed Miami Florida 106-64 as Elvin Hayes and Ken Spain led a dominant 34 point effort from Hayes. Louisville edged Tulsa 76-67 to boost its MVC lead, while Villanova and St Peter's won to bolster tourney hopes.
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Westley
Elvin Hayes
Mr. Big
Lew Alcindor
Unseld
Louisville
Cardinals
Hayes
Houston Cougars
Tulsa
Bradley
Wichita State
Houston
Miami
Fla
Southern Methodist
UCLA
Cougars
Bruins
Missouri Valley
Midwest
Wichita
Kan
Larry Cheatham
Hurricanes
Fred Holden
Jerry King
Cheatham
George Reynolds
Ken Spain
Reynolds
Villanova
St. Peter’s
Niagara
Calvin Murphy
Vermont
Georgetown
Manhattan
Tulane
New York University
New Madison Square Garden
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Memphis’ State
Loyola
Virginia Tech
Richmond
Cincinnati
North Texas State
St. Louis
Southern Illinois
Carbide and Nadeau Clock Twin Cage Victories
In Bennington YMCA Industrial League action Carbide stopped Bennington Jaycees 79 64 paced by Bob Peterson with 38 points while Nadeau's Oilmen edged St Joseph's College 65 59. Peterson led Carbide with 19 rebounds as Lebert led the Jaycees with 23 points. Nadeau's defense held St Joseph's to eight points in the final period as Nadeau and Strong added 21 and 20 points respectively. Roucoulet led St Joseph's with 23 points and Cham Pine added 14.
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Union Carbide
Bennington Jaycees
Nadeau
St. Joseph’s College
Bennington Ymca
Peterson
Bob Lebert
Jaycees
Carbide
Bob Johnson
St. Joseph’s
North Bennington
Collegians
Ron Nadeau
Neil Strong
Oilmen
BCHL
Ron Roucoulet
Jon Champine
Murphy
Raymond Towslee
Peterson Hurley Butler Economium
Johnson
Strezak Lebert
Wilkinson Cestone
Bohne
Donavan
O— Svl
Lidlow
Nadeau’s
St. Michael's Strong
Www
L Burr & Burton
Nolan
Rutland
Chester
Windsor
Bride West Rutland
Loomis
Mt. Anthony
Fair Haven
Crowley
Otter Valley
Champine
Springfield
Brattleboro
Hartford
Bellows Falls
West Rutland
Windsor St. J
MSJ
MVL
Proctor (x
Poultney
Woodstock
Arlington
Weather Woes Hit Winter Sports On Battenkill Hunting And Ice Fishing
Winds and freezing temperatures left ice fishers uncomfortable yet productive on a protected pond with perch, bass, and pickerel in the Battenkill region. Hunters faced shallow snow and frigid wind, some dogs struggling, while fly fishing restrictions to protect the Kill were discussed amid calls for conservation and possible state action. Vermont's Fish and Game Department seeks snowmobile caution as deer perish in winter, requesting reports to wardens to aid research.
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Rensselaer County
Vermont-New York
Eagleville
Utopia
Fish and Game Commission
Manchester
Arlington
New York State
Battenkill
Garcia
Nova Scotia
Florida Keys
Bill Burton
Bennington Banner
Maryland
Bill
Vermont
Fish and Game Department
Verkerk Captures Olympic 1500m in World Record Form
Dutch skater Cees Verkerk won the Olympic 1500 meter speed skating title with a time of 2 3.4, breaking the listed world record. Norway took another gold in the women’s 15 km cross country with a 57 30 time, while Monti led Italy in the four man bobsled. U.S. entries finished deep in the field.
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Robert Swan
Bill McCay
Canada
Nancy Greene
Anne Famose
France
Switzerland
Fernande Bochatay
Jules Teger
UPI
Grenoble
Cees Verkerk
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Russia
Verkerk
Fred Anton Maier
Ard Schenk
Ivar Eriksen
United States
Dick Wurster
Ballston Spa
N.Y
Wayne LeBombard
West Allis
Wis
Bill Lenigan
New York
Roger Capan
Champaign
Ill
Inger Aufler
Babben Enger Damon
Berit Moerdre
Eugenio Monti
Italy
Monti
Roberto Zandonella
Mario Armano
Luciano de Paolis
Boris Said
David Dunn
Robert
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