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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1965

Page

10

Sabers reach Class L finals with 61 48 win over Mounties

Bennington Catholic High School Sabers defeated Mt. St. Joseph 61-48 in Springfield VT to advance to the Southern Vermont Class L tournament final against Springfield Cosmos. Led by Pete Lemieux and Tom Caron with 50 points combined, Bennington fans packed Riverside Gym as the team broke its tournament nerves and eyed a six point edge against the Cosmos on home court.

Springfield Bennington Catholic High School Sabers Vermont Riverside Mt. St. Joseph Rutland Pete Lemieux Tom Caron MLJ Labers Cosmos Lemieux Brian Costello MSJ Mounties Mounties MSJ Saber Brian Shortsleeves Ron Kelley Lakers al Plante Caron BCHS Mike Caliguiri Mike Stanley Kelley Catholic High Shortsleeves Buggiani Don Chaffin Chaffin Tocci Springfield Cosmos Tom Champine Frank Buggiani Hassenpflug Bennington Catholic High Sabers BCHL

Salem 76 Cambridge 38 in league game rout

Salem High School defeated Cambridge Central 76 to 38 in a Washington County League clash. Salem improved to 14-1 while Cambridge dropped to 0-15. Gary Wilson led Salem with 18 points and Bob Harrington added 16 for Cambridge, with Cam bridge's John Langer scoring 23.

Cambridge N.Y Salem High Cambridge Central High School Salem Bob Harrington Harry Robebins Harry Robbins Jim Lauder Angelo Tarantino Tim White Larry Doxsey Gary Wilson Tarantino Harrington Holcomb White Sardi Doxsey Rogge Bell Skorupski Voerman Ackley Salem Robbins Stallhole McGuire Messenger Hurd Gilchrist Lauder Sheldon Wilson Hanks

Middlebury skiers lead in Winter Carnival meet

Middlebury College dominates two events of the Winter Carnival led by Olympian Gordon Eaton’s downhill 1 14.6 and four Middlebury skiers placing in the top ten of the nine mile cross country. Dartmouth trails by 1.9 points with Williams and Vermont close behind as the event winds toward the giant slalom and ski jumping.

Middlebury UPI Gordon Eaton Middlebury College Dartmouth Williams Vermont Harvard St. Lawrence Maine Norwich New Hampshire MIT Eaton Littleton, N.H Roger Buchika Tom Easton Bryan Beattie Skip Bryan John William Wells Peter Swallow George Tuthill

Arlington Eagles Scrimmage Sparks Play Confusion and Slips

The recent Arlington Eagles versus Bennington Catholic scrimmage prompted talk of borrowed plays, with Saber coach Frank Bizzarro allegedly tipping off Arlington coach Dave Fredrickson. The report also notes Stan Grover’s clumsy on court mishaps, including ripped pants and a quick return to play. Separately, Kwiniaska Golf Club in Shelburne plans an 18 hole par 72 course opening May 30, featuring a 6,832 yard men’s layout and 5,979 yard women’s, plus a 7,019 yard tournament length. Construction of the clubhouse begins in April and facilities include a pro shop and driving range.

Saber Frank Bizzarro Arlington Dave Fredrickson Eagles Molly Stark Whitingham Stan Grover South Royalton Poultney Grover Rutland Stan Shelburne A.B. Caldwell Burlington Caldwell William Hill George McKee Paul J. O’leary Manchester

Sportscaster Munday Dies at 61 in Atlanta

ATLANTA UP I reports sportscaster Bill Munday died Friday at age 61. A pioneer among radio’s early “big three,” he suffered a heart attack that cut into the 1964 football season. Munday later provided color commentary for University of Georgia sports.

Atlanta UPI Bill Munday Ted Husing Graham McNamee Munday University of Georgia

Clay's Brother Target Of First '65 Ring Duel

Muhammad Ali resumes fighting after a year with a planned double workout against his brother Rudolph Clay also known as Rahaman Ali. The bout fits into his training before a Liston rematch, interrupted by Malcolm X’s death and a house fire.

Clay Chicago UPI Muhammed Ali Cassius Clay List Rudolph Clay Rahaeman Ali

BCHS Skiers Compete In Berkshire Meet in Mass

Bennington Catholic High ski team finally competed in the Berkshire Interscholastic Championships in Pittsfield Massachusetts. Co captains William Marsh and John Burnham led BCHS against Drury Lenox Cranwell Pittsfield and ten other New England schools across slalom cross country downhill and jumping events. BCHS tied fourth in downhill with William Marsh delivering strong effort.

BCHS Pittsfield Mass William Marsh John Burnham Bennington Catholic Drury Lenox Cranwell New England Bennington Catholic High Vermont Dennis Amadon Chip Landry Fred Torrisi David Sausville Louis Tomasi Edward Dick

Bradley earns Sporting News player of year and third straight All American

ST. LOUIS UPI reports Bill Bradley of Princeton has been named Sporting News college basketball player of the year and chosen to the All American team for the third consecutive season. The 1965 honor seals his status as the nation's top college star as the season unfolds.

Bradley Dave Stallworth Wichita Fred Hetzel Davidson Cazzie Russell Michigan Gail Goodrich UCLA National Basketball Association Rich Barry Miami Billy Cunningham North Carolina Bill Buntin Jerry Sloan Evansville Tal Brady Illinois Jerry Lucas Oscar Robertson Sporting News

New England Ski Report Surface codes and conditions list

A compact listing of snow surface codes and evaluation ratings used for New England ski reports, detailing powder packed powder and other surface types with corresponding condition numbers for various resorts. The notes include several resort entries with codes and ratings, and a brief historical obituary mention for Wayne Estes.

Bromley Burrington Hill Carinthia

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