Castleton State College Concludes Strong Basketball Season
Castleton State College finishes the 1963-64 season with a 12-8 record, tying the best CSC mark. Howard Dewey sets scoring highs, Barry Aldinger racks up rebounds, and the Spartans break multiple school records while losing key players Barry Aldinger and Howard Dewey for next year.
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Castleton
Castleton State College
Spartans
CSC
Max Cogan
Cogan
Dick Terry
Bob Parro
Burlington
John Barth
Windsor
Howard Dewey
Frank Zakrzewski
Center Rutland
Barry Aldinger
Dewey
Aldinger
Jericho High School
Jericho
Albany Business College
Corinth
N.Y
Surfin Birds Upset Tourney Favorite in YMCA action
In a YMCA tourney upset, the Surfin Birds defeated the Martians 66-56 to reach the final. Denny Stemp and Dennis Maloney each scored 18 for the Birds while Marshall Young led the Martians with 13 in a tight matchup. The Harlem Five beat the Fantastics 69-36 to advance, as Alan LeRay scored 22 and Howard Therrien 16.
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Harlem
The
Fantastics
Surfin Birds
Martians
Alan LeRay
Howard Therrien
LeRay
Therrien
Bob Walker
Dennis Hogan
Glen Hebert
Bob Andrew
Dennis Maloney
Marshall Young
Denny Stemp
Birds
Young
Stemp
Andrew
Maloney
Coyne Young
Denny Cross
Marshall Derosia Ballance
Phillips Fothergill
Dommke
Clarkee
Walker
Kennedy
Hogan
Pray Hebert
LaBarge Thompson
Allard
Radatz Prefers Relief Role Over Starting Pitcher
Fireman Dick Radatz says he does not want to be a starter and feels he lacks enough pitches. He notes his strength is in relief after a strong previous season. Boston Red Sox manager Johnny Pesky considered a starter role but Radatz prefers staying as a reliever. Pesky praised rookie Bill Rohr for impressive curve balls and motion.
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Scottsdale
Ariz
Dick Radatz
Radatz
Boston Red Sox
Johnny Pesky
NCAA Ski Meet Slated At Dartmouth March 5-7
The 1964 National Collegiate Ski Championships will be held at Dartmouth College March 5-7 amid Western and Eastern team battles. Denver, undefeated this season with star skiers led by Harald Bjerke, is favored to win national honors, while Middlebury leads Eastern prospects. Colorado and Dartmouth also field strong entrants as qualification meets proceed.
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Hanover
N.H
Dartmouth College
Rocky Mountain
Denver University
Denver
Pioneers
University of Wyoming
Western State College of Colorado
Winter Park
Colo
University of Colorado
Colorado
Bob Beattie
Innsbruck
Austria
Aarne Valkania
Sollitude
Utah
Myke Baar
Harald Bjerke
Oslo
Norway
Bjerke
Middlebury College
Williams College
Dartmouth
Middlebury
Solitude
Ten 100 Grand Races Highlight 1964 New York Season
Among 115 stakes totaling 4 347 500 dollars New York Racing Association lists ten races with 100 000 dollars or more in added value for the 1964 program Opening day March 20 tops the betting lines but the first 100 000 event comes Memorial Day The Metropolitan Handicap at one mile is 100 000 added for 3 year olds and up Belmont adds 125 000 on June 6 at Aqueduct The Champagne heads the rich slate with 325 000 added The season runs through December 7.
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New York
New York Racing Association
Aqueduct
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Terry Gates
Glens Falls, N.Y
Jericho, Vt
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North Bennington Rd
Bennington, Vt
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Pesky
Bill Rohr
San Diego
Red Sox
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Elvin Tappe
Alex Grammas
Mel Wright
Goldie Holt
Bob Kennedy
Lou Klein
Fred Martin
Verlon Walker
Bob Adams
Avitus Himsl
Cubs
Ie Scheer
Schenley Distillers CO
N.Y.C
Pendleton
Presto
Adams Clothes Shop
hhitchenAid
Jenns Close
Wermont
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