BCHS Romps Proctor as Sabers notch sixth win of season
Bennington Catholic High School’s Sabers stormed Proctor 58 37 to stretch their undefeated home record. Lemieux returned to spark BCHS in the third quarter while Bob Pentkowski led Proctor with 15 points. BCHS also defeated Proctor’s JV 35 14 led by Tom Caron with 10. BCHS hosts Ludlow Friday.
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Bennington Catholic High School
Proctor High School
ECHL
Pete Lemieux
Lemieux
Lakers
Proctor
Bob Pentkowski
George Allard
BCHL
BCHS
Billy Hayes
Joe Kennedy
Bern Catholic Jarvees
Tom Caron
Ludlow
Last Minute Basket Secures Rutland Raiders Win
Rutland High School edged Bennington 63-61 in Southern Vermont League play as Wally Lorimer scored 12 including a late go ahead basket with 46 seconds left. Bob Plage led Rutland with 21 points while Bennington’s John Hall Howard King and Ron Pollock tallied 19, 18 and 17.
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Rutland High School
Bennington High
Catamounts
Rutland
Wally Lorimer
Raiders
Upstaters
Lorimer
Pat Canty
Bendi
Bob Plage
Fitzgerald
Benhi
John Hall
Howard King
Ron Pollock
Bennington
Bob Coyne
St. Michael's
Winooski
Bennington Gfp
Stevens Rf
Plante If
Cameron
Pollock
Hall Rg
King Lg
Moore 000
Rutland Gfp
Eaton Rf
Lorimer If
Bowen
Plage c
Frankiewicz Rg
Fitzgerald Lg
Swanson
Bae Bennington Rutland
Bearcats Earn 28th Straight Win and Top NCAA
Cincinnati, 28-0 overall, beat Houston 79-56 to extend the nation’s longest winning streak. Tom Thacker led with 23 points as Cincinnati broke an early 66- tie and surged in the second half. Duke beat Virginia 82-65 behind Moon Mullins 30 points, while Georgia Tech and DePaul also won.
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Bearcats
Houston
Duke
Virginia
Moon Mullins
Georgia Tech
DePaul
Engineers
Air Force
Blue Demons
Baldwin-Wallace
Notre Dame
Indiana
Purdue
Drake
Tom Thacker
Cincinnati
Mullins
Cavaliers
Blue Devils
Yellow Jackets
Keith Weekly
Weekend Ski Outlook Across New England Promises Good Runs
Sub zero conditions ease as Maine reports 32 inch snow depths at Saddleback and Sugarloaf. Cannon Mountain Cranmore and Stowe show packed powder ratings. Nocturnal skiing expands with lights near cities. Brattleboro hosts junior jumping school. New chairlifts planned at Charlemont Thunder Mountain and Sugarloaf schools feature Austrian instructors.
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Maine
Saddleback
Sugarloaf
New Hampshire
Cannon Mountain
Cranmore
Stowe
Vermont
Smuggler’s Notch
Pic
North Conway
North Slope
Summit
Black Cap
U.S. Eastern Amateur Ski Association
Burr-Burton Tops Fair Haven In Marble Valley Clash
Burr & Burton Seminary of Manchester defeated Fair Haven 49 34 in Marble Valley League action. Tom Pierson sparked the crowd with three quick baskets off the bench after a tight first half. Dave Halsey and Mike Zambalis led Burr & Burton with 15 and 11 points respectively.
West Rutland Edges MSJ In Boys Basketball
In a slate of Vermont high school games the list shows West Rutland 64 MSJ 50 and Rutland 63 Bennington 61. Other results include Springfield 54 Brattleboro 48 and Winooski 65 Montpelier 50. Vermont defeated MIT 78 70 in double overtime in the Blue Nose Tourney finals.
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West Rutland
MSJ
Rutland
Bennington
Springfield
Brattleboro
Bellows Falls
Windsor
Hardwick
Newport
Burlington
Essex
Rice
BFA
St. Albans
Winooski
Montpelier
Marian
Barre
Northfield
Hinesburg
Richmond
Vermont
MIT
Defeated Hero VanderKelen Draws NFL Interest
Wisconsin quarterback Ron VanderKelen, dubbed a forgotten man after Rose Bowl heroics, attracts interest from seven NFL teams plus AFL and Canadian clubs. Analysts note late draft neglect despite a standout New Year performance, with VanderKelen weighing offers calmly from Honolulu.
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Ron Vanderkelen
Wisconsin
Southern California
Los Angeles International Airport
Honolulu
Vanderkelen
NEW York
Ron Vander Kelen
Badger
NFL
AFL
Associated Press
Badger Star
Green Bay Packers
Los Angeles Rams
Chicago Bears
St. Louis Cardinals
Cleveland Browns
Minnesota Vikings
Philadelphia Eagles
Sportswriters Favor Changes In Grid Rules
AP survey of sportswriters and broadcasters backs moving college goalposts to the goal line and allowing unlimited substitutions. They also favor a two point conversion in the NFL. They say the goal line move would boost field goals and reduce injuries by changing how players tackle the post.
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New York
National Football League
Associated Press
Collegians
Russell Smothers Will the Still As Celts Win
Russell Smothers leads Celtics in San Francisco for a 135 120 overtime win over the Warriors. Wilt Chamberlain scores 23 as Russell’s defense helps curb him and the Celtics pull away in OT after a tight game. Syracuse defeats St Louis 120 95 and Detroit tops Cincinnati 138 118 in the only other listed games.
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Big Bill Russell
San Francisco
Russell
Boston Celtics
Cow Palace
National Basketball Association
Warriors
Big Bill
Wilt Chamberlain
Boston
Syracuse
St. Louis
Detroit
Cincinnati
Chamberlain
Celtics
Celtics show little interest in ABL players
In Los Angeles AP reports that Celtics coach Red Auerbach and owner Walter Brown are not pursuing defunct league talent. Boston has draft rights to Maurice King, whom they overlooked three years ago, and Brown doubts a Celtics bid for ABL refugees or NBA expansion to absorb top players.
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Red Auerbach
Walter Brown
Brown
Boston
Celtics
Maurice King
Wilt Chamberlain
Kansas University
King
Jack Foley
NBA
West Coast
Warriors
San Francisco
Lakers
Los Angeles
Bruins Open Road Trip Amid Missing Stars
Boston Bruins begin a three game road trip at Montreal as center Cliff Pennington and captain Don McKenney are sidelined. Pennington was sent to Kingston on recall while Don Blackburn is promoted from Kingston to fill in as McKenney recovers from a groin pull expected to last at least a week.
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Montreal
Cliff Pennington
Don McKenney
Boston Bruins
Montreal Canadiens
Pennington
Bruins
Boston
Kingston
Ont
Don Blackburn
Fronteracs
Blackburn
McKenney
Toronto
Mt Greylock Tops Bennington in Bi-State Hockey
Mt Greylock Indians of Williamstown defeat Bennington 4 to 3 in the first of a doubleheader at Lake Paran. Mallard scores twice for the victors while Lincoln nets two for Bennington and DeLaurier adds one. Second game canceled by darkness and cold. Shaftsbury tops league with 3 wins 2 losses in non league play.
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Mt. Greylock Indians
Williamstown
Mass
Bennington
Lake Paran
Indians
Mallard
Lincoln
DeLaurier
Shaftsbury
College Basketball Results From Various Games
N C State defeated Cornell 69 to 63. Tennessee beat Florida 66 to 64. Duke won over Virginia 82 to 65. Davidson defeated William Mary 73 to 70. North Carolina topped Yale 86 to 77. Georgia Tech beat Air Force 61 to 48. Louisville defeated Eastern Kentucky 79 to 70. Memphis State 99 over Brigham Young 76. Vanderbilt beat Western Kentucky 71 to 69. New Orleans over Loyola 74 to ? Hawaii Tech 94 over Centenary 86. Cincinnati defeated Houston 79 to 56. Toledo 66 over Kent State 58. Notre Dame 73 over Indiana 70. Purdue 83 over Drake 79 in overtime. Marquette 85 over Detroit 76. Creighton 88 over South Dakota 66. Bowling Green 70 over Western Michigan 60. DePaul 89 over Baldwin-Wallace 70. Ohio University 83 over Ohio Wesleyan 51. Southwest Texas Wesleyan 80 over Dallas 77. Arizona 82 over Hamilton 47. Far West Seattle Pacific 97 over Macalester 69. Montana State 82 over Pacific Lutheran 71. Tournament league suspended operations Monday.
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N.C. State
Cornell
Tennessee
Florida
Duke
Virginia
Davidson
William Mary
North Carolina
Yale
Georgia Tech
Air Force
Louisville
Eastern Ky
Memphis State
Brigham Young
Vanderbilt
Western Ky
New Orleans
Loyola
Hawaii
Cincinnati
Houston
Toledo
Kent State
Notre Dame
Indiana
Purdue
Drake
Marquette
Detroit
Creighton
South Dakota
Bowling Green
W. Mich
DePaul
Baldwin-Wallace
Ohio U
Ohio Wesleyan
Industrial Basketball League Opens Play Monday Night
The Bennington Industrial Basketball League starts its 1963 season at 7 p.m. Monday in the Bennington High School gym with five teams: Independents Flub Dubs Union Carbide Co Adams Clothes Shop Bennington Bulls and Faculty Five. Teams pay a 20 dollar registration. games run weekly with six players required to avoid forfeits and rosters of 12.
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Bennington
Independents
Flub Dubs
Union Carbide Co
Adams Clothes Shop
Bennington Bulls
Flub
Union Carbide
Bulls
Faculty
Adams Clothes
UVM Wins Bluenose Tournament in Double OT
In Halifax Vermont over MIT 78-70 after two overtimes. Benny Becton Jack Shabel and John Stahier led the Catamounts with Stahier scoring eight in the second overtime while Bill Eagleson earned tourney MVP for MIT. Vermont placed Becton and Shabel on the all tournament team.
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Halifax
N.S
University of Vermont
Fuzzy Evans
MIT
Fred Grady
Bill Eagleson
UVM
Benny Becton
Jack Shabel
John Stahier
Vermont
Becton
Shabel
Track and Field Split Threatens College Participation
The USL Track and Field Federation says it has not been asked to sanction major Eastern indoor meets. NCAA plans a new rule to ban a collegian from NCAA championships for a year if they run in open non sanctioned events, risking major drop in campus participation.
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NEW York
USL
Track and Field Federation
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Chick Werner
Werner
NCAA
State College
Federation
AAU
Los Angeles
Boston
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Bushee
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Proctor Parker If
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Pentowski
Loso Rg
Korkisko Lg
Navari
Calvin, Daley
By Jim Hackleman
Sheffield
Larry Sheffield
Jimmy Rayl
Rayl
Mel Garland
N.E
Henry Supple
U.S
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Deak Morse
Granite State
Burr
Burton Tops Fair Haven
Fair Haven Gfp
Patten Rf
Foley If
Partch c
Tobin Rg
Morris Lg Casey
Burr & Burton Gfp
Zambalis
D. Hosley
Gaiotti
Kapusta Wilcox Rg
Pierson
J. Hosley
Burr & Burton
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Chester
Poultney
Middlebury
Bennington Cath
Otter Valley
Wallingford
Vander Kelen
New York Titans
Pasadena
Calif
Russell Smothers
The
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Bruins Open Road
Mt. Greylock
North Adams
Chicago - Toronto
Tenh Tech
Midwest
Texas Wesleyan
Dallas
Arizona
Hamiline
Far West
Seattle Pacific
Macalester
Bluenose
Baltimore
Chicago
Industrial Basketball League
Faculty Five
H.greenberg & Son
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