Sabers Stretch Winning Streak With 50 26 Victory
Sabers win their eighth in a row topping the Catamounts 50 to 26. Tom Caron scores 17, Alan Plante adds, while Benhi struggles from the field led by five missed corner shots. Bill Brooks debuts at guard for Saber backcourt. game features steady Sabers defense and uneven Catamount shooting.
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Benhi
Bennington Catholic
Frank Bizzarro
Sabers
Cats
Tom Caron
Alan Plante
Mike Derosia
Steve Greenslet
Saber
Bill Brooks
Bill Deery
Brooks
Caron
Don Chaffin
Sabers Hold Lead Behind Rebounds In Rough SWL Tilt
In a tight SWL battle the Sabers struggle to score against a tight Catamount defense on Bendi Court. Caron and Chaffin control boards early while Chaffin posts seven in the first period. Krawczyk boosts off the bench as BCHS trails 24 10 at halftime.
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Caron
Chaffin
Rebs
Sabers
Stan Krawczyk
Cats
BCHS
Plante
Catholic High
Jeff Bergquist
Jim Shoemaker
Williams Skier Rikert Takes Third at Nordic Meet
Williams co-captain Dave Rikert finished third in the Lyndon Outing Club Nordic Ski Meet held in Lyndonville Vermont. Rikert was ninth in cross country and eighth in jumping as Dartmouth and St Lawrence rivals led the combined results. Other Williams skiers posted top-30 finishes. The event closed Williams training camp held in Franconia New Hampshire due to snow drought.
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Williamstown
Mass
Dave Rikert
Williams
Lyndon
Noredic
Lyndonville
Vermont
Rikert
Jim Speck
Dartmouth
John Greene
St. Lawrence University
Bob Gray
Marine Corps
H. Bjaaland
M.il.t
Charles
Spike) Kellogg
Lebanon, N.H
Kellogg
Andover
Speck
Greene
Sophoe
Larry Stone
Jim Allen
Bruce Crane
George Tuthill
Franconia
Ralph Towneend
Townsend
Berkshires
Terrell Claims Next Clay Match
Ernie Terrell says he earned the next title shot from Cassius Clay after a Chicago discussion before Christmas. Clay promised the bout after defending against Floyd Patterson on Nov. 22, with London as tentative next foe amid lingering underworld rumor concerns.
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New York
UPI
Ernie Terrell
Brian London
Cassius Clay
Clay
Chicago
Terrell
Floyd Patterson
London
Arthur Grafton
World Boxing Association
Underworld
21st Straight Eagles Down NEHS In MLL Opener
Arlington Eagles beat North Bennington 41-36 in the Molly Stark League opener. Mike Knox led with 13 points, while Pete Stoothoff scored 17 for NBHL. Arlington shot 18 of 26 from the foul line as North Bennington made 8 of 21. Jayvee Eaglets won 35-26.
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Arlington
Mike Knox
Arlington Eagles
Molly Stark
North Bennington
Eagles
Pete Stoothoff
NBHL
Ed Baldwin
Don Corey
Baldwin
Corey
Stoothoff
Knox
Dave Fredrickson
Jim Prouty
John Martin
Bristol Bombers rally past Burr and Burton in OT
Bristol Bombers erased a 64-64 tie to beat Burr and Burton 69-66 in overtime. Tim Bryant sparked Burr and Burton early with nine points, while Kirk Roscoe keyed Bristol's rally in the later periods as the Bombers outscored the Bulldogs in the OT to secure the non league victory.
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Bristol
Bristol Bombers
Burr and Burton Bulldogs
Bombers
Bulldogs
Burr
Burton
Tim Bryant
Kirk Roscoe
Lathrop Misses Free Throw to Send Game to OT
San Francisco notes prep for the Examiner indoor meet as track stars from college and club ranks converge for the 1966 season with AAU NCAA dispute easing. Key events include Lindgren versus Lason in the two mile, Pennell Chase Wilson in pole vault, and Rambo Burrel Johnson leading high jump contenders.
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San Francisco
UPI
San Francisco Examiner
Mike Ryan
Kansas
Bob Day
Ucla
Gerry Lindgren
Washington State
Lindgren
Gerry
John Lason
John Pennell
Jeff Chase
Paul Wilson
John Rambo
Otis Burrel
Gene Johnson
Sore Ribs May Sideline Sloan in Senior Bowl
Alabama quarterback Steve Sloan rested with sore ribs after the Orange Bowl as Senior Bowl practice continued in Mobile Alabama. South coach Weeb Ewbank announced a starting defensive lineup while wet field conditions challenged workouts and Sloan hoped to be ready for the Saturday all star game.
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Sloan
Mobile
Ala
UPI
Alabama
Steve Sloan
Ewbank
Bob Kowalkowski
Virginia
Jack Thornton
Auburn
George Allen
West Texas State
Southern Mississippi
John Mangum
Doug Buffone
Louisville
Bill Cody
Frank Emanuel
Tennessee
Chuck Drulis
Duke
Phil Harris
Texas
David Ray
Billy Clay
Mississippi
Hoosick Falls grapplers seek fifth win tonight
Hoosick Falls hosts undefeated Cambridge in a league meet at HFCS gym as the Indians, 4-4, chase win number five. The Hoosiers feature first place finishers Bill Miller Pete Harrington Tim Ryan and others from the Christmas tournament where Cambridge led with 92 points. Exhibition action starts 6:30 p.m. with varsity at 7.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Cambridge
HFCS
Hoosiers
Bendi Catamounts
Bennington
Mechanicville
Columbia High School
Glens Falls
Bill Miller
Pete Harrington
Tim Ryan
Walt Robson
Jerry Colegrove
Ron Eddy
Hunt
Ed King
George Riddler
Walker and Smith named to NBA Eastern All Stars
Philadelphia forward Chet Walker and Cincinnati guard Adrian Smith were added to the East squad for the 16th NBA All Star game in Cincinnati on Jan 11. Earlier selections included Bill Russell Sam Jones John Havlicek Wilt Chamberlain Hal Greer Oscar Robertson Jerry Lucas Willis Reed and coach Red Auerbach.
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New York
UPI
Philadelphia
Chet Walker
Cincinnati
Adrian Smith
Bill Russell
Sam Jones
John Havlicek
Boston
Wilt Chamberlain
Hal Greer
Oscar Robertson
Jerry
Transition from Field to Desk for Mets Farm Boss
Bob Scheffing at 52 moves from dugout to front office becoming Mets farm director succeeding Eddie Stanky. He reflects on managing as rewarding yet exasperating and recalls earlier firings with Tigers and Cubs, noting a long history of being fired. He joined Mets to oversee player development as he adapts to a desk role.
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Mets
NEW York
UPI
Bob Scheffing
Scheffing
New York Mets
Detroit Tigers
Chicago Cubs
Eddie Stanky
Walt Alston
Mobile
Matthews
Branch Rickey
Washington
Penn State Association
Hoop Scores From Southern Vermont BCHS and Others
Basketball scores list: Southern Vermont BCHS 50 over Bennington 26. Rutland 66 over MSJ 53. Bellows Falls 75 over Springfield 74. West Rutland 63 over OV 45. Chester 61 over Ludlow 58. Woodstock 72 over Wallingford 60. Poultney 51 over Fair Haven 47. Proctor 79 over St. Mike's 51. Arlington 41 over Molly Stark 36. NBHS 36 over Austine 73? L&G 68. Wilmington 59 over Whitingham 40. Bristol 69 over BBS 66.
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BCHS
Bennington
Rutland
MSJ
Bellows Falls
Springfield
West Rutland
Arlington
NBHS
Austine
L&g
Wilmington
Whitingham
Holy Cross students conquer Mt Holy Cross in winter ascent
Four Holy Cross College seniors from Worcester endured eight foot deep snow in Colorado to reach Mt Holy Cross 14,008 feet high. Led by Jerry Sinkovec in Vail, they sang in French at the summit and buried a flag and mementos. Peter Kenney, left ill, vows to finish the climb later.
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Vail
Colo
Boston
Pat McDermott
Omaha
Neb
Peter Will
Dayton
Ohio
Edward Brinnan
Waymouth
Mass
Jerry Sinkovec
Sinkovec
Brinnan
Kenney
Thomas Stone
St. Patrick’s
Minturn
Massachusetts
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Hartford
Scott Racicot
David LaCroix
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Ted Bitensky
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Bchs So
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Moore Plante
Morrissey
Brooks LeRay
BENHS
Kier Noble Coyne
Bergquist
Maloney
Derosia Kennedy Greenslet
Guetti
Austin
Rice, LaMontagne
NEHS
Eagle
Tom Macksey
Eaglets
ARL
Os FF
Corey Macksey
Holton Mears
Stroffolino Knox
Martin
Gary Martin
Gov. Martin Nowak
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Lathrop
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Aere
Weeb Ewbank
Jets
Mike Holovak
Boston Patriots
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Ed Smith
Frank Darwin
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Roscoe
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Shaffe’s Men’s Shop
Harte Theatre
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Pic ’'N Pac
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Scheff
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