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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1962

Page

6

Local High School Hoops Set With Six County Games

Four of the county’s five high school teams clash tonight including BCHS Sabers vs Burr and Burton Bulldogs on the Sabers’ court. Catamounts meet Mounties in Rutland while Arlington hosts Whitingham as North Bennington idle awaiting Friday’s Trojans showdown. The Bulldogs aim to snap a six game skid. Sabers seek rebound after losses to Ludlow and Burr and Burton.

Bchs Sabers Burr and Burton Bulldogs Bendi Catamounts MLJ Mounties Vermont Rutland Arlington Eagles Whitingham Trojans Molly Stark North Bennington Whitingham Bulldogs Sabers Bennington Burr Burton Otter Valley High School Otters Ludlow Saber Frank Bizzaro Gigi’ Allard Craig Galipeau Peter Lemieux Fred Bushee Perry Snyder Martin Keith Billy Hayes Joe Deery John Griffin Mike Zambalis Dave Terry Hosley Dick Smith Norm Canino Hans Gaiotti Gerry Wilcox Neil Pierson Harold Croft Danny Ouelette MVL St. Francis Sacred Heart Ottaviano Carmody Moore LeBarron LeRay Robinson Maloney Caron Morrissey and Kinney Brattleboro Richardson Gouger

NFL Sets Attendance Record Amid 1961 Growth

The National Football League reported a 1961 attendance record of 3,986,159 with an average 40,675 per game across 98 regular season matches. Commissioner Pete Rozelle was re elected for five years at $50,000 annually. unofficial figures showed Cleveland, New York, and Philadelphia leading totals. The league also discussed expansion plans, stadium openings, and kept player-limit proposals rejected.

Miami Beach Fla Pete Rozelle Los Angeles Rams Jim Kensil Associated Press Cleveland New York Philadelphia Rozelle League

AFL to Fine Officials Griping About Referees

AFL commissioner Joe Foss says owners managers and coaches can be fined up to 1000 dollars if they gripe publicly about officiating. Sid Gillman will not be fined for public comments about officials in the championship game. Foss warns critics to take gripes to the league office.

San Diego Calif Joe Foss Sid Gillman San Diego Chargers Foss AFL National Football League

Big Ten Race Opens With Ohio State Dominant

The Big Ten season starts with Ohio State viewed as the class of the conference and likely to repeat as champion while other teams show uneven form. Purdue Illinois Iowa Northwestern Minnesota and Wisconsin post mixed results and several players set scoring records across various games.

Ohio State Buckeyes Big Ten Ilinois Purdue Iowa Illinois Northwestern Minnesota All-America Terry Dischinger Indiana Minneapolis Don Nelson Iowa City Wisconsin Michigan State Spartans Gene Engel Virginia South Carolina Engel St. Louis Tulsa Iowa State Oklahoma State Furman The Citadel Oklahoma Missouri Louisiana State Georgia Tulane Florida Auburn Mississippi Murray Eastern Kentucky Clemson Florida State Providence Massachusetts St. John’s Bridgeport

Bromley Jr Ski Club to Operate Tow at Mt Anthony

Bromley Junior Ski Club of Bennington starts operations this week at the Mt Anthony Country Club slope with the Rotary Club tow for members. Beginners to advanced skiers meet Tue 3 30 and Wed 3 30 for instruction, with classes led by Dick Leake for Molly Stark School and a parallel class. Equipment checks urged. boot ski fit, straps, warmth and safety emphasized. Fred Grant of Adams Hardware offers equipment guidance.

Bromley Bennington Mt. Anthony Rotary Club Christiana Molly Stark Dick Leake Fred Grant Adams Hardware Carol Miller Betty Howlett Jane Handy Gloria Gil Mary Donavan Flora Aja Ginger Gilman Ellen Viereck Harriet Fels Clare Thompson Mimi Wilson St. Francis North Bennington Shaftsbury

Pro Basketball Results From Tuesday Matches

St Louis played Syracuse as Boston faced Chicago and Philadelphia met Detroit in pro basketball results. New York challenged Cleveland while Chicago met Kansas City and Pittsburgh San Francisco clashed with Los Angeles in the ABL schedule. Hawaii also faced Los Angeles.

St. Louis Detroit Philadelphia Syracuse Chicago Cincinnati Indianapolis Boston New York Cleveland Kansas City Pittsburgh San Francisco Los Angeles Hawaii

Bellows Falls Dominates Local Girls Basketball Schedule

Bellows Falls posted a series of decisive wins including 70 to 44 over MSJ and 75 to 61 over Rutland. Windsor and Springfield also logged multiple victories as rivals battled across the league.

Bellows Falls MSJ Windsor Benington Springfield West Rutland Brattleboro Rutland Bennington SWL Brattleboro West Rutland

Rookie Pro Captures LA Open Crown

A rookie with six months on tour won the Los Angeles Open, finishing nine strokes ahead at 268 with a 62 final round and earning $7,500. Phil Rodgers of La Jolla, California set a tournament record. Fred Hawkins and Bob Goalby were runners-up at 277. Other notables included Gene Littler, Arnold Palmer, Jerry Barber, Gary Player, Jack Nicklaus.

Los Angeles Phil Rodgers la Jolla Calif Rodgers Mike Souchak Billy Casper Doug Ford Northville Mich Tommy Bolt Ken Venturi Lloyd Mangrum University of Houston Mexico City Las Vegas Fred Hawkins el Paso Tex Bob Goalby Lionel Hebert Rancho Golf Club Hawkins Goalby Gene Littler Arnold Palmer Jerry Barber Gary Player Jack Nicklaus

Eagles Quarterback Sonny Jurgensen Undergoes Surgery

AP reports Philadelphia Eagles star quarterback Sonny Jurgensen had surgery on his right shoulder after a severe separation in the NFL Runnerup Bowl. Dr. Mike Mandarino, team physician, said he should be ready for next season.

Philadelphia Philadelphia Eagles Sonny Jurgensen Mike Mandarino

Ohio State Keeps Unblemished Mark In AP Poll

Ohio State remains undefeated atop the AP basketball poll with all first place votes. Cincinnati and Kentucky stay second and third as Southern California climbs to fourth after weekend wins. Kansas State and Villanova drop to fifth and sixth. Mississippi State rises to seventh. Bowling Green ninth. Duquesne eighth. Duke tenth.

Ohio State Associated Press Cincinnati Kentucky University of Southern California California Kansas State Villanova Colorado West Virginia Mississippi State Auburn Bowling Green Duquesne Duke Southern California

Fight Results: Alford Stops Tucker in Six Rounds

Johnny Alford of Philadelphia halted Johnny Tucker of New York in the sixth round at 161 pounds. The bout matched two 161-pound fighters with Alford pursuing an early advantage before scoring the stoppage.

New York Johnny Alford Philadelphia Johnny Tucker

Kelleher Team Takes Lead in Manchester Dart Loop

In the Manchester VFW Dart League action, Phil Kelleher's squad upended the leader John Balch to claim a key win and set season marks. West's team moved into the lead with a 3-0 win over Team No. 7, as Dick Lynch posted the evening high of 37 and 96 in the triple.

Barrie Byrnes Rutland Mounties Windsor and Brattleboro Bellows Falls Terriers Springfield Cosmos Rutland Raiders Byrne Bill Hurley Ivars Vitenbergs Ron Pollock Danny Hier John Hall Peter Tinkham Brad Stevens Bob Martel Bart Costello al Sabataso Howard Shortsleeves Ronnie Kelley Manchester VFW Phil Kelleher John Balch Kelleher Kellehermen John West West Dick Lynch Lynch Dudley Griffi Dave King Harry Brown Bennington County Bennington Moose Club Bennington Eagles al Kent Clem Viault

You Can't Keep Charlie Sidelined

Charlie Dressen, 63, returned to baseball as Toronto Maple Leafs manager in the International League, extending a 30 year span of managing or coaching. Carl Furillo remained sidelined after Ford Frick denied blacklisting rumors, while Dressen eyed a possible major league return and Toronto’s potential expansion role.

Charlie Dressen Pepperpot Milwaukee Braves Dressen Braves Toronto Maple Leafs Carl Furillo Dodger Ford Frick Toronto Furillo Los Angeles Dodgers Spokane

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