Poultney reaches state finals with regional win
Poultney High School rallied from behind to beat West Rutland 55 49 in the Southern Vermont Class M semifinal. Art Graham Dave Lynch and Al Root starred as West Rutland opened 18 7, Pietryka fouled out, sending Poultney to a 32 23 halftime margin then closing the gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Poultney High School
Art Graham
Dave Lynch
al Root
West Rutland
Vermont
Burlington
Bob Pietryka
Pietryka
Poultney
Graham
Golden Horde
Lynch
Root
Poultney Lynch
Capman Graham
Root Towne Loughan Baker
Reczek
Boutwell
Pietryka Czachor Foster Jakubowski
Benhi Matmen Headed to New Englands Championship
Benhin g Matmen led by coach Gage depart for Brown University Providence R I for the New England Interscholastic Wrestling Championships. Art Eastman seeded fourth at 121 pounds competes. Greg Squires 118 pounds is an alternate after a semifinal error. Brad Stevens 180 pounds also an alternate. Bennington fields three wrestlers with two alternates and expects no team trophy due to limited entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Gage
Benhi
Brown University
Providence
R.I
New England
Art Eastman
Greg Squires
Brad Stevens
Eastman
Bennington
Squires
Claremont
N.H
Stevens
Gage
Hill Rise Favored In Santa Anita Derby
Hill Rise, unbeaten in five starts, leads a strong Santa Anita Derby field in the 1 1/8 mile race for 3-year-olds with 118 pounds, part of the Kentucky Derby prep series. The card also features the Hialeah Turf Cup and other top challengers including The Scoundrel with Willie Shoemaker aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scoundrel
Hill Rise
Knightly Manner
Stargazer
Count Charles
Madias
Ramant
Willie Shoemaker
Parka
Hasty House Farms
el Loco
Cartaret
Royal Ascot
Mount Saint Joseph Dominates SWL Scoring Title Race
Mount Saint Joseph of Rutland won the league with a 17 1 record and led the Southern Vermont League in scoring, totaling 1294 points for an 71.9 ppg. Ray Bucb of Brattleboro claimed his second SWL scoring crown with 412 points while Bruce Lombard scored 374. Bennington Catholic posted the best defensive mark at 46.1 ppg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Saint Joseph’s
Rutland
Southern Vermont
Mounties
Otter Valley
Springfield
MSJ
Windsor
West Rutland
Bennington High
John Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Bueb
Bruce Lombard
Bennington Catholic
Windsor High
Classic League Tightens With Three Weeks Left
The Bennington Lanes hosts a tight three week race as Liggett Bosworth and Bennington Lanes share first, with Perrotta Insurance one game back. John Ottaviano leads with a 187 avg, Bob Pellerin 184, as leaders shift weekly. A large trophy will go to the winning sponsor after March 15, with money prizes. Sunday features Perrotta Insurance vs Bennington Lanes, Bell Laundry vs Liggett Bosworth, and Harrison Veading vs Fairdale Farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Lanes
Liggett - Bosworth
Perrotta Insurance
John Ottaviano
Bob Pellerin
Bennington
Robert Kline
William Kelley
Bell Laundry
Harrison Veading
Fairdale Farms
Liggett-Bosworth
Perrotta Ins
First
Natl. Stores
Atlantic & Pacific Co
North Pownal Bulldogs Defeat Bennington Junior High 47 24
North Pownal bulldogs beat Bennington Junior High 47 to 24 in Bennington. Keith Jelley led with 10 points, Bill Church 6, Gary Church 6. Shoemaker Ayres and Shultz each 10 for Bennington. Next game vs Sacred Heart School of Bennington at BCHS gym 1:45 p.m. Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pownal
North
Sacred Heart School of
Bennington
BCHS
Vermont Central South Ski Areas and Local High School Hoops Notes
Ski reports list Vermont and Massachusetts base conditions for Bromley through Stratton and Beartown to Happyland. In high school hoops Bennington teams lead in fewest fouls while Springfield and Windsor prepare for a state semifinal. Bueb led in field goals and Steve Groeger for most foul shots with 82.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Max Bromley
Burrington Hill
Dutch Hill
Hogback
Killington
Magic Mt
Maple Valley
Mt. Ascutney
Mt. Snow
Okemo Mt
Pico Peak
Pine Top
Prospect Mt
Snow Valley
Stratton Mt
Woodstock
Massachusetts
Berkshires
Bennington
BCHS
Benhi
Springfield
Windsor
Bueb
Steve Groeger
Pietryka
WRHS
Gola
WHS
Kelly
MSJ
Boutwell
Mahoney
SHS
Lemieux
Groeger
Brat
Gauthier
Bushee
B. Shortsleeves
Cibernardo
BFHS
Wheelock
Clark
RHS
FG Bueb
Lombard
Gala
Shortsleeves
Pietry
Bowling Scores and Highs Across Local Matches
In a series of league games, Mullens posted a 242 high single and 574 high triple for H & W Esso. Keough nailed a 217 high single and 588 high triple for Capella Real Estate. Cummings led Gulf-3 with 233 and 569, while Kline posted 238 and 617 for D Jolivette. Miller and Liggett produced notable scores for S Choice and Vallotti's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H & W Esso
Fienberg
R Mullens
Capella Real Estate
Skunks
R Keough
Martyn Gulf
Lions
Cummings
Central Market
D & D Jolivette
R Kline
Hawks
Lauzens Machine Shop
J Dewey
Petit
D & S Choice
Lonergan & Thomas
S Miller
Kahwajy
Clay Liston pact to be investigated
In Miami Beach AP report, Sen. Hart backs federal boxing control after a probe into a deal by InterContinental Sports Inc owner Sonny Liston paid Cassius Clay 50 000 for a promotional option before Clay defeated Liston. Hart warns the arrangement undermines public confidence in boxing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
World Boxing Association
Philip A. Hart
Dmich
WBA
Ed Lassman
Hart
Estes Kefauver
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly
InterContinental Sports, Inc
Sonny Liston
Cassius Clay
Clay
Liston
Williams Teams Face Busy Weekend
Williams College in Massachusetts hosts five varsity events and a Winter Carnival ski meet as the centerpiece. The key game is Williams vs Wesleyan at 8 15 p m with the Little Three title at stake. a Williams win could secure the crown for a fifth straight year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Wesleyan Tenue
Williams
Eohmen
Wesleyan
Amherst
al Shaw
Davenport
Bowdoin
Brunswick
Maine
Springfield
W.P.I
Siena
Bates
Shaw
Kevin Sheehan
Jim Kramer
Sheehan
Koufax Agrees to 1964 Salary With Dodgers
Sandy Koufax and the Los Angeles Dodgers reached a three hour agreement on his 1964 salary around 70000 dollars. Koufax denied asking for 90000 and noted his rival Don Drysdale earns roughly 70000 to 75000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOS Angeles
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
E J. Buzzy Basas
Sandy
Dodzer
Florida
Koufax
Bavasi
Don Drysdale
Don
Drysdale
New York
Dodgers
Yankees
Maury Wills
Frank Howard
Wills
Howard
Los Angeles Herald-Examiner
Bob Hunter
Jug End Ski Manager Calls for Pro Olympics Subsidies
Angus MacDonald, Jug End ski area manager in the Berkshires, urged U S subsidies for athletes or withdrawal from future Olympics. He framed Innsbruck 1964 as a Cold War battleground between free and communist life and argued professionals defeat American amateurs. He warned against facing “overwhelming odds” without support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egremont
Mass
Innsbruck
Austria
United States
Russia
Angus MacDonald
Jug End
Berkshires
MacDonald
Japan
Palmer Off Game in New Orleans Open
Lionel Hebert and Mason Rudolph led the first round with four under par 68s as Arnold Palmer struggled with a 76 at the Lakewood Country Club course amid heavy rain. Jack Nicklaus matched 70 to tie Dave Marr for second. Gary Player shot 75 and Julius Boros 76.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Lionel Hebert
Mason Rudolph
Jack Nicklaus
Dave Marr
Gary Player
South Africa
Julius Boros
Palmer
Bing Crosby
Pebble Beach
Calif
Palm Springs
Hebert
Bay State Trout Get Bright Colors For 1964 Season
Massachusetts will begin distributing nearly one million paprika fed trout on March 2 as part of a new color enhanced program. The trout, raised at state hatcheries, are said to be brighter and healthier than previous stock. Chief fish culturist Ralph Bitzer explains the diet should yield the most colorful and heavier trout yet released in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westboro
Mass
Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Game
Ralph Bitzer
Bitzer
Massachusetts
Junior Nordic Ski Team Named for Squaw Valley
A 15 member junior Nordic squad plus two alternates were named to the USEASA Junior National Ski Team to compete at Squaw Valley California March 18 through 21. Read more on selections based on results from Old Forge New York and other events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleton
N.H
Useasa
Squaw Valley
Calif
Useasa Junior Nordic
Richard Osgood
Auburn
Maine
Old Forge
N.Y
William Kendall
Gary Giberson
Rumford
John Beattie
Lake Placid
Richard Haskell
Aburun
Wayne Cunningham
Mexico
Bud Fisher
John Greene
David Durrance
Deerfield
Mass
Terry Morse
Holderness
Avery Caldwell
Peter Robes
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Hoosick Falls
Dave Faile
Mike Hunisak
Doug Eighmey
Herb Baker
Tom Reczek
Buck
Max
Beartown
Happyland
First National
LPCT
Mt. St. Joseph’s
Benn. Catholic
Brattleboro
Bellows Falls
Ave
Windsor West Rutland
Rutland Bennington
Bennington Windsor
M Ave Windsor
Springfield West
Bellows Falls Mae
Green Mountain
Garage League
Vallotti
Volkswagen
Liggett
Monument Roof
Cumm
Townsend
Liggett Body Shop
Tarantino
Marty’s Flowers
Heald
Rabideau
Bentley
Hungry
Byars House
LaRoche
Lonergan & Thomas Martys Gulf
Wms, & Bugbee Blue Benn
Converters
Tansitor
Pers
T Benn. Catholic
Clay Liston
Aaron
Milwaukee
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee Braves
UPI
California
County Agricultural Extension Service
Kramer
Dave Coolidge
Western Massachusetts College
Lasell Gymnasium
New Hampshire
Rudolph
Cone
E. J
Dutch) Harrison
Bob Rosburg
Fred Hawkins
Jay Brewer
Ken Venturi
Dan Sikes Jr
Bobby Nichols
Bay State
Harte Theatre
Bennington, VI
D.m
Proguction Panalolor
Warner 8Ros
Peking
Charlton Heston
Ava Gardner
David Niven
Cle Sunor
Whitney
Main ST. Bennington
Woodford, VT
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