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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1973

Page

6

Bennington Patriots Defeat Brattleboro in Key SVL Clash

Bennington Patriots beat Brattleboro 81 to 53 to secure third place in the SVL. Senior leaders LeBarron Cherbonneau and Stay Wiskoski posted four and three assists as MAU rested its bench late, while coach Dave Fredrickson noted the win came with meaning for four seniors in their final home game.

MU Anthony Patelot Bratleboro Butland MST Mt Anthony Patriots Dave Fredrickson Fredrickson MAU Brattleboro Cdf LeBarron Craig Cherbonneau Stay Wiskoski

Patriots Rally Edges Colonels In Close MAU Game

In the third quarter a MAC cold spell cut the lead to 43 32, but the Patriots pressed back and led 63 42 at the end of the third. Shawn Hurley energized the second half with relentless pressure, Jim Maguire led Patriot scorers with 15 points, and Billy Martin added 13 as Patriot nine players contributed. The loss of senior Bob Mook to illness looms as a potential issue for close games. The Springfield finale looms, likely shaping playoff seeding, while the junior varsity beat Brattleboro 70 63.

MAC Colonels Patriots Shawn Hurley Patriot Rooters Jim Maguire MAU Billy Martin Martin Fredrickson Bob Mook Springfield Patriot Land Brattleboro

Bruins Rally Past Canucks In NHL Thriller

Boston Bruins came from behind to defeat Vancouver 7 8 as six goals in the final two periods erased a 4 0 Canucks lead. Bobby Orr sparked the comeback with a late winner while Phil Esposito and Ken Hodge added key scores. Flyers top Blues 5 3 and Penguins shutout Islanders 4 0 in other NHL games.

Vancouver Canucks Ted Boston Bruins Canucks Bruins Boston Bobby Schmautz Jocelyn Gueyremont Andre Boudrias Barry Wilcox Greg Sheppard Fred Stanfield Phil Esposito Carol Vadnais Don Marcette Vancouver Gerry O'Flaherty Barry Wilkins Bobby

Blazers top Whalers 4 2 to extend hot run

The Philadelphia Blazers won 4 2 over the New England Whalers boosting their WHA East standings after a makeup home opener. John McKenzie netted his 22nd goal in the final period, Michel Plante added insurance, and Tom Webster scored for New England. In other WHA action, Los Angeles beat Ottawa 4 2, Cleveland edged Alberta 6 4, and Chicago defeated Quebec 4 2 with Alton White scoring twice for Los Angeles.

Bobby Clarke Flyer Jean Pronovost Dennis Hextall Jim Rutherford Pittsburgh Islanders al McDonough Ron Schock Penguins Philadelphia Blazers World Hockey Association Blazers New England Whalers Philadelphia New England John McKenzie Michel Plante Tom Webster Los Angeles Sharks Ottawa Nationals Cleveland Iuieders Alberta

Arlington Eagles Rout Poultney For 13th Marble Valley Win

Arlington Eagles defeated Poultney Blue Devils 71-64 to stay unbeaten at home and notch their 13th Marble Valley League victory. Jeff Corey led with 28 points, Chris Keough added 22, Jim Corey 11, while Holton and Brown contributed rebounds and solid defense. The JV Eagles also won 60-29 on their home court as Friday’s Barr and Burton game sold out.

Arlington Lacey Eagles Poultney Blue Devils Chris Keough Jeff Corey Holton Brown Devils Houghton Big Rocky Saltis Poultney Pultney West Devils Eagle Halton Devil Houghton Houghton Eagle Holton Jeff Jim Corey Daryl] Brown Blue Devils Fagle Devil Saltis Eagle Keough Poultrey Brother Jim Chris Tte Eagles Jim Eayles Barr Burton

Billy C Leads Cougars Past Nets In Greensboro

Billy Cunningham tops Kentucky and the New York Nets with 23 points and 10 assists guiding the Carolina Cougars to a 123 106 victory in Greensboro North Carolina. Cunningham’s leadership helped stretch the lead to 44 games over Kentucky, as Jae Caldwell was hurt and did not play. Other Cougars stars Dennis Wujcik and Tom Owens each had 19, while George Carter and Bob Lackey added 20. In other ABA games Dallas beat Indiana 119 112 and Memphis edged Virginia 107 103 with Randy Denton scoring 23.

United Press International Carolina Billy Cunningham New York Nets Billy C Cougars Nets Greensboro N.C Kentucky Colonels New York Jae Caldwell Cunningham Nels Tookie Dennis Wujcik Tom Owens George Carter Bob Lackey Dallas Indiana Memphis Virginia Randy Denton Julius Erving Ving

Scott Buchanan A rising star on Vermont’s Legion teams

At 16, Scott Buchanan stars as a versatile two sport athlete in Vermont. He contributed on Post 13’s Legion baseball title runs and earned a spot on Mt Anthony Union High School squads in soccer and basketball. Coach Ted Ripley praises his potential and leadership. He dreams of coaching after high school.

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Stillwater Warriors top Hoosick Falls in late season clash

Stillwater defeated Hoosick Falls 71 to 62 as the Hoosiers led after three quarters but were hurt by 20 free throws for the Warriors. Key players included Ed Bornt and Brian Harrison for Hoosick Falls, while Jerry Slocum led Stillwater with 23 points from the line and 10 points himself. The Hoosiers finish the regular with a 13-7 record and 8-6 in league, ahead of sectional play next week.

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Mt Anthony youth league meets Feb 22 at bank

The Mt Anthony Youth Athletic Association pee wees hold their monthly meeting Thursday February 22 at 8 p.m. in the First Vermont Bank. All football basketball lacrosse and soccer coaches are urged to attend and anyone interested in joining is invited.

Mt. Anthony

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