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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1964

Page

10

Terriers Run Wild at Bendi 52 33

Bennington hosts Brattleboro and Bellows Falls with the Terriers dominating Bennington 52-33 in a one sided game. Vince DeBernardo led with 13 points while Jay Buckley added 11 as Brattleboro topped the Sabers 60-48 in the other matchup.

Terriers Bendi Brattleboro Sabers Bellows Falls Cats Benhi Vince DeBernardo Jay Buckley Barrie Byrnes Terry Griffin Steve Greenslet Jim Moore Mike Derosia Vermont Benhi Stevens Baldwin Moore Derosia Greenslet McGaughey Ross Crotty DiBernardo Bushway Buckley Welch Griffin Gallagher Bob Baldwin Benhi Cats Jim Fontain Hal Bushway Grimm

Arlington Polite Host Lets Wallingford Win 70-45

Arlington hosted Wallingford in a 70 to 45 defeat as Barlow led Wallingford with 22 points and Rabtoy added 16 while Arlington’s Hall scored 15 and Grover 13. A rough third quarter produced several small skirmishes as Wallingford pulled away.

Arlington Polite Wallingford Arlington Foxes Eagles Walloping Barlow Rabtoy Curt Albee Frank Hall Stan Grover

Koufax Not Worried About Athlete Jinx

Sandy Koufax, 1963 Male Athlete of the Year, says the AP poll and honors do not worry him. He posted a 25 win season for the Dodgers, led in ERA and strikeouts, and aided a World Series sweep of the Yankees. He will receive the Eagles Trophy at the Chicago writers dinner Jan 12.

Associated Press Ingemar Johansson Roger Maris Maury Wills Sandy Koufax Koufax Los Angeles Dodgers Wills Fleet Johansson Floyd Patterson Patterson Maris New York Yankee Y. A. Tittle New York Giants Roger Staubach Navy Tittle Giants Staubach Dodgers Yankees

May quit boxing if Patterson loses to Amanti

Floyd Patterson's publicity man said the ex champion may retire if he is defeated by Italy's Santo Amanti on Monday. Ted Hansen noted Patterson told him he may hang up his gloves if he loses, feeling he no longer has it. Patterson, training in Stockholm, will spar at Johanneshov Stadium hoping for a rematch with Sonny Liston who beat him twice.

Stockholm Floyd Patterson Italy Santo Amanti Monnday Ted Hansen Patterson Floyd Hansen Amanti Johanneshov Stadium Sonny Liston Liston

Wagering on Harness Racing Tops $1 Billion in 1963

Columbus AP reports harness racing wagering totaled $1,067,130,007 for 1963, a record surpassing 1962. The U S Trotting Association notes $82,561,256 of that went to 14 state treasuries, amid rising parimutuel handles and a 1961 high of $65,183,180.

Columbus Ohio Treasuries U. S. Trotting Association

Undergraduate Plan to Play Baseball Sponsored by Majors

Two new baseball leagues for vacationing college students, sponsored by the major leagues, are being considered by the American Association of College Baseball Coaches. Plans include New England and Pennsylvania leagues this summer with undergrad players earning up to 300 dollars a month and a 50 game schedule.

New York American Association of College Baseball Coaches Jim Whatley Georgia New England Pennsylvania Illinois Whatley

Littler Leads Open With Three Under Par In First Round

Gene Littler courted an early lead at the Los Angeles Open after a windy start. He posted a three under par 69 in the opening round, with a strong second nine after an uneven front nine. Other notable scores included Jacky Cupit 69 and Tom Nieporte Rex Baxter Jr. and Bob Harrison tied at 70.

Gene Littler Los Angeles Littler Rancho Golf Club Arnold Palmer Julius Boros Jacky Cupit Tom Nieporte Piping Rock N.Y Rex Baxter Jr Amarillo Tex Bob Harrison Palm Desert Calif Harold Kneece al Besselink Canada George Knudson Don Fairfield

Reds May Have To Start Training Minus Hutchinson

Cincinnati Reds manager Fred Hutchinson is ill in Seattle with a malignancy and will undergo two months of treatment. If extended he may miss spring training and part of the 1964 season, though Reds officials plan ahead and expect him to take over the club when possible. Hutchinson, 44, has long guided the Reds since 1959 after pitching and managing in Detroit, St Louis, and Seattle.

Cincinnati Fred Hutchinson Cincinnati Reds Seattle William Hutchinson Hutchinson Bill DeWitt Reds DeWitt Tampa Fla Hutcheinson Florida Detroit Tigers Tigers St. Louis Cardinals New York Yankees

Longden Bruised as Horse Breaks Leg in Santa Anita Race

ARCADIA Calif AP Johnny Longden the 56 year old jockey known for many wins suffered numerous bruises but escaped serious injury when his mount Arachnid a 3 year old colt broke a leg and collapsed in the stretch at Santa Anita The horse was destroyed Longden was riding for his 5 778th win in the fourth race the colt was fifth at the time.

Arcadia Calif Johnny Longden Santa Anita Arachnid Longden Arcadia Methodist Hospital

Bowling Scores Across Central Market and City League Totals

Central Market-2 D and S Choice-2. high single C Lasecki 243. high triple H Gratton 552. Lauzens Machine Shop-22. Fienberg Stores-11. high single R Jacobs 197. high triple R Dimke 488. Skunks-3. D and D Jolivette-1. high single F Harrington 219. high triple F Harrington 530. H & W Esso-3. Martys Gulf-1. high single J Dunham 216. high triple R Mullens 580. Lonergan and Thomas-4. Capellas Real Estate-0. high single V Bartholdi 201. high triple J Davis 533. Lions-2 Hawks-2. high single D Mattison 196. high triple E Luce 531. Ed D and D Jolivette Fienberg Stores 23.0 45 191 481. Men’s City League Renegades-3 Turtles-1. high single LaCross 213. high triple LaCross 532. NYABC-3 Empire Cleaners-1. high single D Bentley 222. high triple Kahwajy 550. Brothers 5-3 Shea’s Wood-11. high single J B Billert 207. high triple J B Billert 579. Smokey’s-3 Cushman’s-1. high single L Bentley 222. high triple L Bentley 542. Benn Brush-2 Sprague-2. high single LaCroix 211. high triple LaCroix 556. Dinette-3 U C T-1. high single Houghtaling 201. high triple White 561.

Central Market D & S Choice C. Lasecki H. Gratton Lauzens Machine Shop Fienberg R. Jacobs R. Dimke Skunks D & D Jolivette F. Harrington Esso Martys Gulf J. Dunham R. Mullens Lonergan & Thomas Capella’s V. Bartholdi J. Davis Lions Hawks D. Mattison E. Luce Renegades Turtles LaCross NYABC Empire Cleaners Bentley Kahwajy Brothers Shea’s Wood J.B. Billert Smokey’s Cushman’s L. Bentley Benn Brush Sprague LaCroix Dinette U.C.T Houghtaling White Smokeys L Brothers H & W Esso Dinette Capella’s Real Es Y Lions di Lauzens Mach. Shop UCT

St Michael's Aims for Fifth Straight Win

St Michael's College faces American International College at Springfield with John Jackum as lone senior starter. The Purple Knights enter at 5-4 and seek their fifth consecutive victory, leveraging Jackum's steadying influence after two years as a key reserve.

Winooski Park John Jackum Ed Markey Purple Knights St. Michael’s American International College Springfield Knights Westfield Mass Markey Aces

Chris Gates Wins Punt Pass and Kick State Championship

Christopher Gates Jr. of 1004 E Main St won the Vermont Punt Pass and Kick state title in the 10 year old division with a 206 point score, the highest by any 10 year old Vermonter. The October event drew over 100 local participants, marking a second-straight state crown for a Bennington youth.

Christopher Gates Jr E. Main St Ford Motor Company Chris Vermont Robin Outwater

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