Putney Wins State Scholastic Ski Crown in Vermont
Brattleboro, Vermont The Putney School ski team captured the state scholastic title at Hogback, edging Lyndon Institute by 2.71 points. Jack Sheehan of Middlebury won both the slalom and giant slalom, while Mt Anthony’s Robin Outwater led the cross country and Brattleboro dominated jumping. Putney’s Caldwell brothers and teammates posted top finishes across events to secure the overall crown.
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Brattleboro
Lyndon Institute
Putney
Lyndon
Jack Sheehan
Middlebury Union High School
Salom
Tim Caldwell
Mt. Anthony
Robin Outwater
Ucky
Broomhall
Davestin
Aus
Maple Valley
Jack Spencer
Austin
Spencer
Sheehan
Middlebury College
Hogback
McDonald
Starlington
Mid
Dlebury
Freisher
Tigers
Vergeme Putney
Caldwell
Jim Berg
Fraser Cooper- Ellis
Anthony
Gees Gam
Weingly
Pear Newel
Bulldogs Edge Wasps In Kinal 15 Seconds
Woodstock Downey and Campbell sparked a late rally as the Bulldogs edged the Wasps 63 62 with a 15 foot jump shot in the final seconds. Dailey led Woodstock with 15 points and Downey and Campbell combined for 40, but the Wasps fall to 6 5 in league play, tying Wallingford for third.
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Kinal
Woodstock
serre _ Burton Bulldogs
Stock Wasps
Bob Dailey
Waomi
Burton
Wasps
Poultney
Proctor
Downey
Mentor Dailey
Grover
Spear
Maynes
Ed Campbell
George Allard
Wallingford Foxes
Burr & Burton
G Downey
Campbell
LaSalle Hill
Roberts Chittenden
Aguirre
Dailey
Watson He
Littler Captures Phoenix Open With 21 Under Par
Gene Littler won the Phoenix Open scoring 21 under par with a final round 66 at Arizona Country Club. He finished 72 holes at 263, five strokes ahead of Billy Maxwell Miller Barber and Don January, tying and setting a tournament record he had previously.
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Ariz
UPI
Gene Littler
Arizona Country Club
Littler
Billy Maxwell
Miller Barber
Don January
Johnny Stevens
Jack
Barber
Larry Ziegler
January
Maxwell
Ray Floyd
Terry Wilcox
Ewing
Robertson Breaks Cousy Record in Suns Loss
Oscar Robertson extended his assist record by reaching 6 955 in nine seasons with Cincinnati but the Royals fell 125 113 to Phoenix Suns. Gail Goodrich led Phoenix with 25 points while Tom Van Arsdale paced Cincinnati with 23 points. Other NBA results included San Francisco over Atlanta 113 106 Seattle over Detroit 127 119 Milwaukee over Los Angeles 106 97 and Philadelphia 127 Boston 102.
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Baltimore
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Cinci
Detroit
Milwaukee
West W. II
Pet
Los Angeles
Atlanta
San Fran
San Diego
Chicago
Seattle
Phoenix
Phila
Milwaskee
Los
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
Robertson
Bob Cousy
NBA
Royals
Phoenix Suns
Cousy
Celtics
Gail Goodrich
Suns
Dick van Arsdale
Tom van Arsdale
Jerry Lucas
San Francisco
Ted Williams Contract Talks Put Washington In News
New owner Bob Short pursues Ted Williams to manage the Washington Senators with a lucrative offer. Williams could become the highest paid manager in baseball, with a 100000 dollar yearly salary and an option to buy 10 percent of Senators stock. Distribution of terms remains confidential while Williams weighs the move amid his Sears Roebuck earnings and the club’s bold bid to transform the franchise.
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Ted Waeliams
Washington
Tanghon Ovesr
Williams
Ga Sane
Senators
Commie Mack
Short
Wiliams
Ted
Babe Ruth
Jack Dempsey
Babe
Boston
Bob
Sears Roebuck
Ted Williams
Washington Redskins
Vince Lombardi
Dimaggio
Minneapolis
Red Sox
Frank Howard
Frank
Bruins extend win streak as top teams stumble nationwide
UCLA padded its 35th straight win while North Carolina and Kentucky dropped key games. Carolina fell 68-66 to South Carolina as John Roche scored 38. Illinois beat Michigan State 75-70 after Michigan edged Illinois earlier. Villanova was crushed by Duquesne 10-59. Purdue, Santa Clara, St Johns, and several others posted notable results.
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Kentucky
Ilinois
Villanova
Bruins
UCLA
South Carolina
Tarheels
John Roche
Dick Grubar
Clemson
Gamecocks
North Carolina State
Florida
Wildcats
Boyd Welsch
Illinois
Michigan
Duquesne
Dukes
Washington State
Lew Alcindor
Bruin
Ralph Ogden
Santa Clara
San Francisco
Davidson
Furman
Mike Maloy
Wikécats
St. John’s
Fordham
LaSalle
St. Joseph
Purdue
Wisconsin
Pete Maravich
LSU
Auburn
Maravich
Cal Murphy
Niagara
Iowa
Tennessee
Georgia
Missouri
Kansas
Louisville
Wichita St
Marquette
DePaul
Cincinnati
Tulsa
Strike May Delay Spring Training
Negotiations resume between players and owners as a baseball strike looms over spring training. Yankees may see boycott by stars like Mel Stottlemyre and Stan Bahnsen. White Sox already began camps. Pension funding and TV income share are central as March 1 camp reports approach.
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NEW York
UPS
Florida
New York Yankees
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Mel Stottlemyre
Stan Bahnsen
Chicago White Sox
Gary Peters
Tommy John
Jack Horlen
Marvin Miller
Major League Players Association
Miller
John Gaherin
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Jack Sheehar
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Mark Taylor
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Windsor
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Taylor
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Ster
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Rancourt
Berg
King
Johnson
Cooper-Ellis
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Skimeister
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T. Caléwell
J. Spencer
R. Outwater
B. Stetson
Bowmaker HO Hum
Rockne Hughes
Steve Hurley
Patriots
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Firebird
Laflamme
Moweree Chapel Road
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