Sabers Claim Undefeated Season With Victory Over Hurricanes
Bennington Catholic High School Sabers finish 1966-67 with an undefeated season after a 72-53 win over the Hartford Hurricanes. Senior trio Billy Brooks, Alan Plante, and Don Chaffin combine for 61 points led by Brooks with 27. The win extends the Sabers' streak to 20 this season and 23 overall, with 30 straight home wins.
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Alan Plante
Don Chaffin
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J.J. Moore
Joe Bizzarro
Hartford
Creining
Don Mctiesy
Sabers
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Bulldogs Earn Playdown Bid With Upset Over Saints
Burr & Burton Bulldogs defeated St. Michael's Saints 63 to 52 in Brattleboro to secure a spot in the tourney playdown. Mike Bentley led Burr & Burton with 21 points as the Bulldogs built a 17-9 lead, faced a Saints rally, and entered halftime ahead 28-27 before pulling away in the third quarter.
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Hoop Scores SVL BCHS 72 Hartford 53
SVL BCHS defeated Hartford 72 to 53 while Springfield beat Mt Anthony 64 to 49 Brattleboro won 78 to 58 over W Rutland and MSJ topped Windsor 73 to 67 Bellows Falls 97 edged Otter Valley 41 MVL Burr Burton 63 beat St Michael 52 Chester 62 defeated Ludlow 58 Woodstock 67 over Fair Haven 51 Wallingford 48 and Poultney 44.
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Poultney
Parry Williams
Rich Wymen
Williams
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Patriots
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Rutland
New Reds executive VP elected by General Manager Howsam
General manager Bob Howsam was elected executive vice president of the Cincinnati Reds and will represent the club at National League meetings. The article covers high school basketball results, praising the BCHS Hartford Sabers for winning their season finale and earning a possible playoff by.
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Springfield Cosmos End Playdown Bid With 64-49 Win
Springfield Cosmos defeated the Mt Anthony Patriots 64 to 49 in a season finale. The Cosmos opened 15-9 and led 32-23 at halftime. They padded the advantage to 52-37 after three periods and held off a late threat.
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ITELD
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Dartmouth Leads Williams Winter Carnival Skiing Bid
Dartmouth College dominated the Williams Winter Carnival opening events at Berlin Mountain with a first and second in the giant slalom and Dave Rikert of Williams winning the 9.3 mile cross country in 54 minutes 51 seconds. Other Eastern Intercollegiate results list Ned Gillette and Steve Cameron of Dartmouth among top finishers while Rikert defends his ski meister title as Dartmouth rivals compete for points and titles.
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Big Green
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Savoy State Forest
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Hans Mehren
Oslo
Norway
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H. Bjaaland
MIT
Bob Morse
Middlebury
Steve Cameron
John Morton
Jim Speck
Terry Aldrich
St. Lawrence
Bill Kendall
Scott Leake
AVM
Bennington
Vermont playdowns loom over BCHS Sabers in cold debate
In Northfield Vermont officials debate state playdown rules for high school basketball as BCHS Sabers face possible bye and a crowded field. Mount Anthony Springfield and Bellows Falls loom as contenders while officiating woes and travel logistics spark criticism.
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Baseball Clinic at MAUHS Offered for Local Youths
Mt. Anthony Union High School coaches led by Don Ziter announce a five day baseball clinic during February vacation for grades six to eight. It is free, requires own transport gloves and gym shoes, and provides equipment. Sessions cover bunting hitting fielding pitching catching defensive and offensive play plus rules interpretation with daily times from 1 p.m. at Bendix gym.
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Don Ziter
Bendi Gymnasium
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