Patriots Clash as Rutland Raiders Invade Southshire
A three way SWL finish looms with Rutland Red Raiders visiting Southshire. Rutland sits 9 3 in league play and 12 6 overall, needing a win to force at least a tie with Windsor and MSJ. Mt Anthony also must win for aesthetic reasons while Burr and Burton seek third place. Arlington Ludlow game postponed to tomorrow.
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SVL
Anthony
Bennington
Brattleboro
Rutland
Windsor
Patriot
Red Raiders
Southshire
MSJ
Mt. Anthony
Burr
Burton
MVS
Green Mountain
Chester
Arlington
Mount Anthony Ninth in State Schoolboy Ski Meet
Brattleboro hosted a four event state meet at Maple Valley with alpine and cross country events. Mount Anthony finished ninth overall, hampered by inexperience and a fatal accident for one runner. Brattleboro and Putney led early, while the final standings crowned Brattleboro as the Vermont top ski team with Putney and Lyndon close behind.
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Brattleboro
Mount Anthony
Maple Valley
Peter Dodge
St. Johnsbury
Dave Dodge
Wescott
Rutland
Rosenthal
Burlington
Babbot
Dodge Brothers
Windsor
MAU
Middlebury
Malcolm Hewitt
Dick Brunina
Putney
Tim Caldwell
Bob Coch
Stan Dunklee
Svear
Peter Caldwell
Caldwells
Dodges
Hogback
Latches
Phil Rancourt
Who Else
Tom Lantz
Duane Johnson
Vermont
Lyndon
UCLA Holds Lead as Marquette Presses Fordham Update
UCLA, once beaten only once this season, stayed ahead of unbeaten Marquette in the weekly United Press International ratings. Southern California remained third, with Pennsylvania, Kansas and Jacksonville rounding out the top six. Fordham made a notable rise into the elite after movement in the bottom half of the top ten.
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UPI
UCLA
Marquette
United Press
Ternational Board of Coaches
Southern California
Bruins
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Jacksonville
Fordham University
College top ten first time since 1954 Rams rise to No 9
The Rams, without a 6-6 starter, upset Notre Dame to reach 20-1 through Feb 21. Fordham, matching its best season wins, faces Marquette at Madison Square Garden Thursday. South Carolina climbs to seventh after beating North Carolina. Western Kentucky 8th. Michigan 10th. UCLA leads with 20 first place votes, 317 points. Marquette 21-0 with 10 firsts and 286. Southern California 20-1 with two firsts and 272.
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Notre Dame
Fordham
Marquette
Madison Square Garden
South Carolina
North Carolina
Western Kentucky
Michigan
UCLA
Southern California
Sou
Cal
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Jacksonville
Skiscope Bromley PDR and Sugarbush PKD ranges
Snow report lists ski scope ranges for Bromley Hogback Okemo Mt Snow Stratton and Sugarbush. PDR and PKD values span 28 to 69B across multiple runs. Details note upper and lower segments and varied gear terms.
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Bromley
Haystack
Lower Hogback
Okemo
Mt Snow
Stratton
Sugarbush
Fordham Digger Leads Cinderella Rams to Big Upset Hopes
Fordham University basketball rose from a 10-15 record to 20-1 under Dick Digger Phelps, drawing 19,500 at Madison Square Garden for Notre Dame and eyeing an upset of unbeaten Marquette. Brought from Rider College, he energized a small, determined lineup led by Charlie Yelverton and a corps of 6-4 and 6-foot players, using relentless pressure and an all court press to defy taller foes and chase NCAA glory.
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Arthur Daley
N.Y. Times
Jets
Mets
Knicks
Fordham University
Collegians
Rams
Fordham
Reno Hill
Madison Square Garden
Notre Dame
Marquette
New York
Never-Never
Digger) Phelps
Frank Merriwell
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Little Rider College
Dick Harter
Penn
N.C.A.A
College Park
Maryland
Jack Donahue
Holy Cross
Jack McGee
Georgetown
Johnny Cruze
Pete Carlesimo
Johnny
Pete
Vince Lombardi
Digger
Ram
Paul Griswold
Paul
Charlie Yelverton
New York City
Frank McGuire
Underground Railroad
South Carolina
Lew Alcindor
Pacific Coast
Johnny Bench Prodigy Eyes Half Million Salary Talks
Johnny Bench of the Cincinnati Reds, a 23 year old catcher, is projected to command as much as half a million dollars for three years. The piece traces his rising value, compares past salary milestones from Ruth to Mays, and notes the baseball culture of escalating pay while predicting Bench may become the first 200000 player. It also recalls Yaz’s high deal and Ruth’s era.
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Johnny Bench
Cincinnati Reds
Redleg
Bench
Cincinnati
Boston
Tom Yawkey
Carl Yastrzemski
Red Sox
Yawkey
Dick O’connell
Yaz
Ted Williams
Redlegs
Johnny
Internal Revenue Service
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Herbert Hoover
United States
Hoover
Willie Mays
Babe
Willie
Mays
Stan Musial
Cardinals
Busch
Bing
Gussie Busch
Honus Wagner
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