Little League Ski Races Slated In Boston Hill Event
North of Boston reports Buddy Werner League launches in Greater Boston to spark youth skiing for ages up to 13. Teams from Andover North Andover Haverhill and more train locally then race at Boston Hill with both individual and team winners. About 140 competitors expected as clubs finance via private donations.
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Oriole Skipper Seeks First Line Hurler
Miami spring training opened with Hank Bauer at the helm as manager, aiming to establish a top starter. The Orioles want a dependable first pitcher to set the tone, with Bauer emphasizing discipline and command in early workouts.
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AAU Clears Way For Peace Talks With NCAA
New York UP I reports the Amateur Athletic Union lifts suspensions on 11 foreign athletes, clearing a path for a major settlement with the NCAA. AAU executive director Col Hull says athletes can compete without jeopardizing amateur status while a Senate arbitration panel schedules final hearings for April 6-7 and plans a binding ruling within 10 days. Hull warns unsanctioned competition could still trigger bans by IAAF and IAAF members.
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Illinois coaches banned by Big Ten over underhand fund
The Big Ten ordered Illinois to fire football coach Pete Elliott, basketball coach Harry Combes, and assistant Howard Braun for maintaining a slush fund for athletes or face removal from the conference. Illinois must appeal or show cause to faculty representatives within five days.
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Bowling Garage League High Singles and Triples
The weekend bowling results show T Lindsey leading singles with 276, R Letourneau 257, and T Barkley 234. In triples, R Mullins posted 645, with Lindsey 603, DeVito 591, and Perkins 588 among top scores.
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Celtics Set To Sweep Knicks In Matinee At Boston Garden
Celtics aim to extend their 17 game winning streak over the Knicks with an afternoon showdown at Boston Garden following a three win run after a 135 120 victory over Baltimore. Sam Jones scored 42 in the win, Havlicek added 23, and coach Bill Russell warned against overconfidence as New York seeks to halt the streak.
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Hoop Scores From Vermont Class Basketball Action
In Class L Rice defeated Champlain Valley 82 to 55. Class I Woodstock beat Randolph 58 to 42 and Orleans topped Newport 66 to 64. Class Johnson triumphed over Richford 80 to 49.
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Bennington Tournament Nets Vermont National Bank Sweep
The Vermont National Bank won the 1967 Bennington Association Tourney with a 2807 scratch total and a 3113 handicap, 64 pins ahead of runner up Blue Jays. The Fill-ins, Salem Tavern, Union Carbide followed, with top doubles by D Lindsey and R Beecher 1252, and singles honors going to Jimmy DeVito with 587. Several leagues posted notable scores as Dewey's Wreckers widened their lead in Green Mountain League.
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