Playdown Winners and Scores Across Vermont Arenas
Vermont playdown results show Rutland defeating Springfield 53 to 39 and Chester beating Bristol 55 to 45. Shoreham won 66 to 59 over Austine, while Rochester dominated Jericho 80 to 28. Randolph triumphed 58 to 57 over Hardwick, Johnson beat Swanton 68 to 56, and RFA Fairfax routed Richford 71 to 32.
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Rutland
Springfield
Chester
Bristol
Shoreham
Austine
Rochester
Jericho
Randolph
Hardwick
Johnson
Swanton
RFA
Fairfax
Richford
YMCA
69Ers
Boulets
Martians
Crawdads
Scott Racicot
Dick Noble
Ron Ballance
Craig Snow
Larry Guetti
Dick Stuart Bemoans Reputation Move to New York
Dick Stuart, newly joined to the New York team from Philadelphia, expresses dissatisfaction with his reputation and indicates he is pleased by the switch. The feature, by Milton Richman of UPI, frames him as often out of position and unsettled in Fort Lauderdale.
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Dick Stuart
Phils
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Mets
Yankees
Bob Friend
Stuart
Pete Sheehy
Sheehy
Mantle
Phillies
John Quinn
Greenwich
Philadelphia
New York
Clarkson Recaptures Eastern College Hockey Lead In Votes
Clarkson Golden Knights took nine first place votes to seize the major college lead from Boston University in the tenth round of UPI eastern ratings. Bowdoin tops small college, while New Hampshire moved into second place ahead of Colby, with Boston State rising to fourth. Brown and Williams linger in the major list as Colgate edges Boston College for fifth, with Clarkson needing three wins to seal the Eastern UPI title.
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Boston
UPIC
Clarkson
Boston University
New Hampshire
Bowdoin
United Press International
Eastern College Hockey Coaches
Len Ceglarski
Clarkson Golden Knights
Terriers
B.U
Sid Watson
Bowdoin College
University of New Hampshire Wildcats
Colby
Polar Bears
Boston State
American International Aces
Williams
Merrimack
Middlebury
Cornell
St. Lawrence
Colgate
Boston College
Brown
Golden Knights
Providence
Rensselaar
Top Track and Field Stars Compete in San Francisco
UPI reports an indoor track meet at the Cow Palace featuring Ron Clarke John Pennel and Jim Grelle in San Francisco Clarke aims for a world two mile mark Pennel seeks an indoor pole vault near 17 feet Grelle holds many sub four minute miles world class field includes Olympic champions Larrabee Cawley Lindgren and others in hurdles jumps and throws with strong entries across events.
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San Francisco
UPI
Ron Clarke
John Pennel
Jim Grelle
New Horizons
Golden
Mike Larrabee
Rex Cawley
Jeff Chase
Gerry Lindgren
Doug Brown
Darel Newman
Art Walker
Paul Wilson
John McGrath
Gayle Hopkins
Blaine Lindgren
Cary Weisiger
Otis Burrell
John Rambo
Cawley
Brown
Clarke
Chase
Wilson
Pennel
Newman
Walker
Hopkins
McGrath
Dave Maggard
Jay Silvester
Burrell
Rambo
Gene Johnson
Clay Plans To Apologize For Lack of Patriotism
CHICAGO UPD Cassius Clay seeks a formal apology before the Illinois Athletic Commission for unpatriotic draft remarks to clear the way for his heavyweight title bout with Ernie Terrell on March 29. Gov. Kerner ordered the commission to reconsider licensing the fight as Clay faces possible license revocation.
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Chicago
UPD
Cassius Clay
Illinois Athletic Commission
Ernie Terrell
Clay
Otto Kerner
Joe Tuiner
Kerner
Joe Robichaux
Louisville
Green Mountain Park announces harness meeting officials
Green Mountain Park in Pownal unveiled the officials for its 37 night harness meeting starting March 5. Vincent J. Bartimo, track vice-president and general manager, announced George R. Hood and Al Jones as associate judges under Loyie German, with Loyie German presiding. Opening day features a 10 race program at 8 p.m. and patrol judges Robert Dow and Glenn Rublee, paddock judge Jerry Plichtenbaum, and starter Trevor Davison. Racing Secretary John Phillips, assistant Herman Brickel, and clerk-of-course Marcia Dickinson complete the staff. The track expects strong support from harness racing figures as it builds.
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Pownal
Green Mountain Park
Tain
Vermont Racing Commission
George R. Hood
al Jones
Loyie German
Robert Dow
Glenn Rublee
Jerry Plickenbaum
Trevor Davison
John Phillips
Herman Brickel
Marcia Dickinson
Bartimo
Green Mountain
Green Mountain’ Park
Pownal Track
Vincent J. Bartimo
Bill Tilbert
Andover, Mass
Two U S Skaters Chase World Crown in Davos
Scott Allen and Gary Visconti represent the United States in the world figure skating championships at Davos as a new generation seeks the first U S gold since 1961. The long gap follows the 1961 air crash that killed 18 American team members.
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Davos
Switzerland
UPI
Scott Allen
Gary Visconti
United States
Red Sox Open 1966 Spring Training in Florida
Boston Red Sox began 1966 spring training at Chain O Lakes Stadium Winter Haven with pitchers and catchers reporting to equipment manager Danny Fitzpatrick. Manager Billy Herman vows stricter discipline and assigns coaches to groups as a new generation trains toward high standards.
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Winter Haven
Fla
UPI
Boston Red Sox
Shiny
O’lakes
Danny Fitzpatrick
Dave Morehead
Earl Wilson
Red Sox
Billy Herman
Herman
Celtics Back at Full Strength as Race Reaches Home Stretch
Boston, led by Bill Russell and Mel Counts, dominates St. Louis Hawks 134-106 to reach full strength. Sieg fried returns, giving Eastern Division leaders a rebounding edge with 79-56 advantage and eight players scoring in double figures.
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Bill Russell
St. Louis
Zelmo Beaty
Boston Garden
Russell
Boston
Red Auerbach
Boston Celtics
Auerbach
Larry Siegfried
Siegfried
Celtics
St. Louis Hawks
Hawks
Mel Counts
L. Pet
Philadelphia
Cincinnati New York
Celtics Resume Scheduling With Knicks in New York
NBA standings note a short break before Boston resumes at New York on Saturday and Baltimore on Sunday. The Knicks, last in the standings, await a return to Boston Garden next Wednesday evening as the Celtics build toward the next game.
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Celtics
New York
Baltimore
Boston Garden
Knicks
Giles To Explain NL Backing Of Braves Move
National League President Warren Giles was to outline the reasons the league supported the Braves move from Milwaukee to Atlanta. He was in Atlanta to give a deposition for Braves and National League attorneys to use in an antitrust suit.
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Giles
Braves
Atlanta
UPI
National League
Warren Giles
Milwaukee
Milwaukee County
Dan Hodgson
Wisconsin
New York
Houston
Tex
James Noel
Atlanta Stadium Authority
George
Elmer Roller
Sandy Koufax and Drysdale seek six figure Dodgers deals
Los Angeles APD reports Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale demand three year 500000 contracts. Dodgers offer richest ever for two players in one club but decline three year terms and refuse to negotiate as a duo. Bavasi to press contact next week.
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Los Angeles
APD
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
Bavasi
Koufax
Drysdale
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Vail-Aspen
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Haas Leitner
Stratton
Ymca League
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Lausanne
U.S
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Smoke Rise
N.J
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Wolfgang Schwarz
Visconti
Detroit
Danzer
Vienna
Schwarz
Allen
Dick Dew
NBA
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Dodgers
Vero Beach
Dodger
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Buzzie) Bavasi
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