Patriots Extend Streak With Narrow 73 69 Win Over Pittsfield
Mt Anthony Patriots stay undefeated in Class L Southern Vermont with a 75 69 win over Pittsfield High. Randy Mook fuels the victory with 22 points and 14 rebounds while Bob Thompson supplies key scoring. Pittsfield led early but Mt Anthony surged to a 6 0 start, aided by 29 free throws and strong defense from Mike Keegan and a late Patriots surge thwarted by turnovers. The Generals, led by Bill Hoover with 21 points, drop to 1 2 on the season as Mt Anthony earns sixth win and a jaunt into next week’s Rutland clash.
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Col. Braun
Bennington
Mt. Anthony
Vermont
Walloomsac
Pittsfield High School
Pittsfield Boys Club
Patriots
Randy Mook
Bob Thompson
Mook
Generals
Dave Frederickson
Tony Wright
Mike Keegan
Bill Hoover
Pete Sturma
John Hart
Hoosick Falls
Wright
LeBarron
Brooks
Hart
Fairley
Luczynski
Thompson
Green
Totals
Sturma
Keegan
Paris
Tate
Hoover
McDonald
Monihan
Chiefs rally to back Len Dawson amid gambling probe
In New Orleans, Len Dawson spoke to his Kansas City teammates after sharing his innocence in a gambling investigation. Coach Hank Stram led with questions as center E J Holub disrupted with a ticket query, and the room affirmed Dawson’s trust.
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Dawson
Chiefs
Hank Stram
Kansas City
Stram
E. J. Holub
Holub
Manchester and Carbide Register Hoop Victories
Manchester Stars moved to the .500 mark in Bennington Industrial Basketball by defeating Galipeau's Independents 77-58 led by Joe Bizzarro's 29 points. Larry Peterson scored 30 for Carbide in a commanding win over Monument Motors Roaring, with Al LeRay adding 10 and Bob Morton 14 for the Independents.
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Union-Carbide
Bennington
Galipeau
Independents
Monument Motors
Manchester Stars
Joe Bizzarro
Tom Coyne
Ted Galipeau
Shiremen
Bizzarro
Jack Carmody
Ted Carangio
Carmody
Carangio
Dave LaCroix
Tim Racicot
Greg Mears
Larry Peterson
al LeRay
Peterson
Bob Morton
Carmody McNamara Bizzarro
Lemieux
Feraci Hoyt
F. Hoyt
Galipeau Coyne
T. LaCroix
Ballance LeRay Mears
Racicet Ll
Carbide
Murphy Hurley Peterson
Raymond
LeRay
A. Wry Butler
Crittenden Palmer
MON. Motors
Smith Morton
Foster Macauley Donnelly
Tesar Mosher Thompson
Touring Golfers Begin Long Grind
Tour season opens at Los Angeles Open with Arnold Palmer leading a field of 138 pros chasing a $7 million purse across Rancho Park. Notables include Dave Hill Bruce Crampton Gene Littler Tony Jacklin Orville Moody Ray Floyd Billy Casper and Tom Shaw. Absences include Frank Beard Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player. Pro am results feature Steve Spray 66 and Bob Dickson's team 55 as low score.
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Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Rancho Park
Dave Hill
Bruce Crampton
Dallas
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Rolls Royce
Tony Jacklin
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U.S. Army
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PGA
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Tom Shaw
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Steve Spray
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Charles Sifford
Bob Lunn
Bob Murphy
Howie Johnson
Dale Douglass
Miller Barber
George Archer
Lee Trevino
Dick Crawford
Dick Lotz
Tom Aaron
Bob Dickson
Fred Barry
Harry Newman
Fred Wilson
1970 Sports Year Preview From Clyde's Corner
Clyde's Corner surveys the 1970 sports scene with projected state titles in Vermont high school hoops and track, St. Michaels College and Mt. Anthony, Stowe and Bennington in various divisions, and local talents moving to college teams. It also predicts national pro outcomes including Knicks, Vikings, and Mets, plus notes on boxing and the era ahead.
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Rice Memorial
Mt. Anthony
Ar Ae
Northfield
Proctor High
Stowe
Bill Brooks
Don Chaffin
St. Michaels College
UVM
Bennington
Essex Junction
Vermont Shrine
New Hampshire
Mike Powers
Willie
Tom Koerner
South
Marilyn Cochran
Mike Gallagher
Rutland
St. Joseph Doves
Tom Wager
Dan Higgins
Ed Bowmaker
Dave Lapointe
Montreal Expos
Max McKenzie
Peter Handy
St. Johnsbury
Columbia
Jeff Hughes
Nebraska
Montpelier
MSJ
South Burlington
Windsor
Spaulding
Burlington
New York Knicks
NBA
Los Angeles Lakers
Wilt Chamberlain
Boston Celtics
Beantown Boys
Notre Dame
Vikings
Chiefs
Sitting Bull
Custer
Gene Washington
Joe Kapp
Dave Osborn
Fred Cox
Jan Stenerud
Fred Arbanas
Giants
Dallas
Los Angeles
Oakland
Mike
New York Giants
New York Mets
Braves
Atlanta
Baltimore
ABA
Pete Marivich
Calvin Murphy
Charlie Scott
Cowboys
Rams
Browns
Houston
Cassius Clay
Rallying Cry Lefty Revives Maryland Basketball Stand
University of Maryland moves on under Coach Charles Driesell after an eight win season as Rod Horst stars in an 83 76 victory over West Virginia. North Carolina defeats North Carolina State 78 69 as Charlie Scott scores 23. Other top results include St Bonaventure 96 52 over Loyola Baltimore Duke 78 72 over Wake Forest and Florida 79 70 over Alabama.
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University of Maryland
Terrapins
Charles ‘Lefty
Driesell
Davidson College
Maryland
West Virginia
Rod Horst
Mountaineers
North Carolina
Bob Lanter
St. Bonaventure
Loyola of
Baltimore
Austin Carr
Notre Dame
Fordham
Rick Ratherman
Duke
Blue Devils
Wake Forest
Florida
Earl Findley
Alabama
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