Rutland and Bellows Falls Lead Two Southern Vermont Standings
Rutland and Bellows Falls pace the Western and Eastern divisions of the Southern Vermont League while Mt Anthony Springfield and MSJ share second. Proctor leads Marble Valley with 5-0, followed by Poultney 4-1 and Arlington 3-1 as Burr and Burton and St Michael’s Brattleboro tie for seventh.
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Frank Bizzarro
Mr. Anthony Patriots
Windsor Yellowjackets
Prisontown
Southern Vermont
Rutland Raiders
Bellows Falls Terriers
Mt. Anthony
Springfield
MSJ
Rutland
Brattleboro
Bellows Falls
Otter Valley
West Rutland
Fair Haven
Proctor Phantoms
Poultney Blue Devils
Ludlow
Arlington
Woodstock
Burr & Burton
Windsor
Hartford West Rutland
West Division
Hartford
Proctor
Poultney
Chester
St. Michael’s
Wallingford
Cowboys players suffer frostbite from Green Bay cold
Dallas Cowboys three defensive players George Andrie Jethro Pugh and Mel Renfro required daily medication for three weeks to restore finger sensitivity after frostbite endured in the NFL Championship game at Lambeau Field. Teammate Willie Townes and Dick Daniels also affected while Ray Nitschke nursed frostbitten toes as Green Bay prepared for the Super Bowl.
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Dallas
UPI
Dallas Cowboys
Green Bay
Wis
Cowboys
George Andrie
Jethro Pugh
Mel Renfro
Andrie
Ray Nitschke
Packers
Oakland
Lambeau Field
Willie Townes
Dick Daniels
Pugh
Renfro
Don Cochren
George
Martin Knight
Cochren
Gordie Howe Keeps Fighting Age On Ice In 40th Birthday Season
Gordie Howe, nearing his 40th birthday on March 31, scores twice and adds two assists as the Detroit Red Wings rout the Oakland Seals 9-3 to sit in fourth in the Eastern Division. Howe, the NHL career scoring leader with 667 goals, eyes a 19th straight 20 goal season while teammates Doug Roberts and Phil Esposito help pivotal wins. Boston ties Philadelphia for first in the East after a 3-2 win as Esposito nets twice in the third period. Pittsburgh edges Los Angeles 4-3 to stretch the Kings’ skid to six.
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United Press International
Gordie Howe
Detroit Red Wings
National Hockey League
Howe
Red Wings
Oakland Seals
New York
Detroit
Toronto
Doug Roberts
Wings
Boston Bruins
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Phil Esposito
Boston
Esposito
Chicago
Billy Dea
Andy Bathgate
Penguins
Lowell MacDonald
Dallas Tornado completes international tour in 1968
Complete Tour MANILA UPID The world travelling Dallas Tornado soccer team completes an international tour Feb. 15 with games in Australia the Philippines New Zealand and several South Sea islands. Owned by millionaire Lamar Hunt the club has performed since Aug. 1 1967 in Spain India Burma Ceylon Pakistan Japan Vietnam Indonesia Singapore and South Africa.
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UPID
Dallas Tornado
Australia
Philippines
New Zealand
South Sea Islands
Lamar Hunt
Spain
India
Burma
Ceylon
Pakistan
Japan
Vietnam
Indonesia
Singapore
South Africa
St Joe's and Prince's Register Hoop Victories
Prince's edged the Bennington Jaycees 67 65 after a late stall in overtime with Jack Carmody sinking a top of the key jumper with 3 seconds left Ronnie Seifert led Prince's Hoosick Falls with 22 points Carmody added 18 and Prince's earned its first win of the season St Joseph College beat Pic and Pac 55 49 four St Joseph players hit double figures in the curtain raiser
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Jack Carmody
Prince’s
Bennington Jaycees
St. Joseph College
Pic
Pac
Carmody
Ronnie Seifert
Hoosick Falls
John Wilkin- Starr
Jim Harris
Derosia
Jaycees
Wilkinson
Young
Harris
Lorette
Bill
St. Joe’s
Ron Roucoulet
Skip Starr
Oo Iff Pac
Mahar
College
Intermis- Lemieux
Sion
Collins
Speed
Seifert
Jolly Giant Wes Unseld Still King of the Valley
Wes Unseld led Louisville with 19 points and 16 rebounds as the Cardinals edged Tulsa 65-59 to move to 2-0 in Missouri Valley Conference play. Louisville, despite a 6-4 record, faced a demanding early league schedule and continued a tense battle for top status in the valley.
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Jolly Giant
Wes Unseld
King of the
Unseld
Louisville
Tulsa
Cardinals
Patience Pays Off For Raider Mentor
John Rauch of the Oakland Raiders named Coach of the Year by AFL writers after guiding the Raiders to the league title with a 13-1 record and a decisive win over Houston. Rauch, who began as an assistant in 1963 and helped shape the team around quarterback Daryle Lamonica, now faces Green Bay in the upcoming Super Bowl.
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New York
UPI
John Rauch
Oakland Raiders
United Press International
Rauch
Raiders
Wally Lemm
Houston Oilers
Oilers
Lemm
Laden Oller
Sid Gillman
San Diego Chargers
al Davis
AFL
National Football League
Davis
The
Raider
Daryle Lamonica
Houston
Green Bay Packers
Florida
Tulane
Georgia
West Point
South Gridders To Try Again In Senior Bowl Clash
MOBILE Alabama UP I reports the 19th annual Senior Bowl features the South and North squaring off at Ladd Stadium. South seeks its first win since 1966 while NBC coverage targets a 1 pm CST kickoff. Top players include Homan Johns Johnson Olszewski and Warren Hammond Goodridge Hyatt Barefoot.
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Mobile
Ala
UPI
Montgomery
Miami
Ladd Stadium
NBC
Alabama
Dennis Homan
Bobby Johns
Tennessee
Bob Johnson
Clemson
Harry Olszewski
Hank Stram
Kansas City Chiefs
Florida State
Kim Hammond
Dewey Warren
Homan
Vanderbilt
Bob Goodridge
Auburn
Freddy Hyatt
Virginia Tech
Ken Barefoot
Mike Holovak
Boston Patriots
Wyoming
Paul Toscano
Toledo
John Schneider
Rick Eber
Tulsa
Haven Moses
San Diego State
Bill Anders
Ohio State
Ken Dyer
Arizona State
Merger Name Choice and Alignments to be Announced
In New York UPI reports the merged National Professional Soccer League and United Soccer Association will finalize a new league name schedules and division alignments in meetings today and Friday.
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NEW York
UPI
National Professional Soccer League
United Soccer Association
Auerbach Denies Baltimore Bid
Boston Celtics general manager Red Auerbach denied reports he might join the Baltimore Bullets as part owner. He said he has two and a half years left on his Celtics contract and has not been contacted by the Bullets. Auerbach called the rumor a disgrace and noted he is not interested at this time.
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Boston
UPID
Red Auerbach
Boston Celtics
Baltimore Bullets
Celtics
Auerbach
Bullets
Baltimore News-American
NBA
Arnie Heft
Abe Pollin
Abe Foreman
Pollin
Heft
Bul
Boston Herald- Traveler
Baltimore
Bowling Scores End 1967 With Big Numbers Across Leagues
The Garage League closed 1967 with high scores from Jim DeVito 230 and Jim Harris 636 triple. Gene Farrar posted 605 and Rob Kinney hit a difficult 4-7-9-10 split. In the Friendship League Larry Darling led with a 242 single and 619 triple. Eddie Davis, at 70, still bowls weekly and has 304 700-series and four 300s since 1937. The Southern Vermont League saw five hundred triples, led by Chuck Downing with 579 and seven straight strikes in one stretch. The Pownal Volunteers surged to first as standings stay tight across the top six teams.
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Jims
Jim DeVito
Jim Harris
Gene Farrar
Rob Kinney
Larry Darling
Larry
Jimmy Main
Stan Goodhue
Bob Jones
Stagnet
Super Duper
Hurley Bros
Helen Woodworth
Jean Danforth
Barb Kenyon
Maxine Heald
Lisa Ottoson
Evie Rabideau
Mabel Mitchell
Alice Howard
Betty Phillips
Joan LaRoche
Hilda Barber
Ann Roy
Marilyn Cone
Doris Miller
Bertha Greene
Eddie Davis
Eddie
New Jersey
Chuck Downing
John Billow
Cliff Herrington
Brent Peacock
Downing
Williams
IGA
Villager
Pownal Volunteers
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