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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1968

Page

8

Tigers Turn Tabbies as Patriots Win 70-47 To Advance to Southern Quarter-Finals

Mt Anthony Patriots cruised past Middlebury 70-47 at Rutland High School to reach the Southern Vermont League Class L quarter finals. Denny Hart and Dave LaCroix led outside shooting in the first half while Frank Bizzarro’s defense stifled the Tigers with a relentless press.

Tigers Patriots Middlebury Tigers Frank Bizzarro Mt. Anthony Bennington Rutland High School Middlebury Denny Hart Dave LaCroix Butch Atkins Tiger Bizzarromen Cutler Bitensky Hart Maguire Racicet Shoemaker Moore Griffin LaCroix Carmody McDonough Martin Malzac Gleason Flickenger Prickett Rowe Atkins Carruth Denny Dow Hart Covey Wesley Beaver J.J. Facile Moore Patriot Torrid Dick Cutler Rutland Bowmaker

Bowling Tournament Wrapup at Al's Alley Delivers Wide Scores

Frank's Restaurant A team blasted pins to win over Frank's B while A&W Rootbeer quintet led Handicap. Top scorers included Gene Farrar 594 Don Fisher 584 Coke Surdam 560 Don Smith 556 Jimmy D 509. J J Billett won doubles scratch and handicap with 1172 and 1286. Upcoming March of Dimes event set for Sunday with picks on Jimmy D and Fran Snow.

Frank Packers Gene Farrar Don Fisher Coke Surdam Don Smith Jimmy ‘D A&w Rootbeer Williams Iga Harrison Veading Bill Davis John Alonzo Bud Main Jim Billett Joe Chenaille T. Barkley Madkouri Harrison Weading Hoosick Smitty Gulf Don Tate Don Harry’’ Smith Hank Bromarski Moe Haynes Eddie Loomis Tate’s Reynolds Tool and Die W. Eddy Bennington Lanes Monument Bill Jones Larry Darling Rob Jones Art Coxsee Darling Ernie Tarantino Dick Rabideau Ed Luce Mable Mitchell Paige Heald Drue Shea Mabel Duane Peacock Bennington Jimmy Fran Snow Fran Jim

Hoop Scores From Vermont High Schools

Mt Anthony defeated Middlebury 70 to 47 while Springfield beat Brattleboro 79 to 63 Spaulding topped Essex Junction 56 to 55 Winooski downed North Country 53 to 50 Burlington defeated South Burlington 73 to 56.

Rice Memorial High School Fair Haven Otter Valley Tigers Slaters Otters Patriots Richie Wyman Springfield Cosmos Joe Moore Brattleboro Colonels Purple and White Manchester Billy Holiday and Company Spaulding High School Barre Essex Junction Winooski Spartans North Country Falcons Burlington Seahorses South Burlington Rsume Arlington Eagles Poultney Blue Devils Rutland High School Mt. Anthony Burlington Bellows Falls Middlebury Springfield Brattleboro Spaulding Winooski North Country

Baseball Rate Raised To $10,000 Per Year

New York UPI reports the first labor pact between major league owners and the Players Association raises the minimum major league salary to 10 000 annually, up from 7 000, amid sweeping agreement terms affecting about 500 players.

New York UPI Players’ Association John J. Gaherin Owners’ Players Relations Committee Marvin J. Miller Gaherin

Skimobile Races Set for Sunday

The Shafts bury Fish and Game Club plans a snowmobile exhibition and derby Sunday on the Mattison farm four and a half miles north of Shaftsbury Route 7. Races begin at 2 pm after noon rides. minors need parental permission. Class divisions cover engine sizes 260 to 375 c.c. and a Powder Puff Derby for women using 260 c.c. machines. Crash helmets urged. lunch available. alternate date if snow fails.

America Shaftsbury C.c S&m

Rockingham Park faces court suit in New Hampshire

The Rockingham Race Track operators in Salem are named defendants in a 4.1 million suit filed in U S District Court by three Massachusetts thoroughbred owners. They allege breakage pool misallocation from 1933 through 1967 and seek 2.9 million plus 2.6 million already withheld, plus a permanent injunction.

Concord, N.H UPID Rockingham Salem U.S Massachusetts New Hampshire Jockey Club Boston Suffolk Downs Racing Commission Emmet J. Kelley Berlin Berman Fin New England

Bowling Garage League High Singles and Triples

E Tarantino rolled 234 for high single and 627 triple total. S Hitchey 226 and 596, P Heald 220 and 580. J Griffin also featured with 580 in triples.

Tarantino Hitchey Heald Rowe Griffin

Louisville Grabs MVC Title and NCAA Berth

Louisville Cardinals clinched the Missouri Valley Conference crown and earned an NCAA tournament bid after an 86-80 win over Drake in Des Moines. All-America Westley Unseld contributed 29 points and 19 rebounds as Louisville improved to 17-6 overall, 12-2 in conference, despite trailing by 10 midgame.

Louisville Cardinals Westley Drake Des Moines John Dromo Billy Butler Bob Lanier Bonnies Canisius Olean N.Y St. John’s Providence Seton Hall Terry Driscoll Jim Kissane Dayton Don May Loyola Florida State Florida Pete Maravich Louisiana State Tulane Maravich Niagara Calvin Murphy Buffalo Murphy North Carolina Maryland Chapel Hill N.C Rusty Clark

Medics Veto Lonborg For Sox Opener

Boston reports Jim Lonborg, Cy Young winner, cannot start the 1968 opener as his left knee fails to heal. Doctor McGillicuddy notes inadequate progress after Christmas skiing injury and extends the longer cast, delaying reexamination for a few weeks.

Boston UPI Jim Lonborg Boston Red Sox Lonborg California John T. McGillicuddy McGillicuddy

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