Catamounts Aim to Halt Springfield Win Streak
Bennington's Catamounts travel to Springfield tonight to face the Cosmos in a key Southern Vermont League clash. Springfield, tied for first with Bellows Falls at 4-0, brings a strong one two punch led by Bill Abrahamovich and John French. The Cosmos seek to extend a six game win streak as the Catamounts chase a top two finish with nine games remaining.
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Alabama Loses Top Grid Ride
In Chicago Bryant learns Charley Bradshaw, Alabama's offense coach, was named head coach at Kentucky. Bryant may also lose another assistant to Kentucky as smoke clears. He calls Bradshaw a great choice and says he is happy for him. Last year Alabama lost Jerry Claiborne to Virginia Tech.
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Bruins Return Home to Host Hawks at Boston Garden
The Boston Bruins bring a 10 day home stretch to a clash with the Chicago Black Hawks at Boston Garden. Boston, in last place, won three of four over the holidays but dropped three of four after a 7-5 loss to Toronto. Dave Keon scored twice late to edge the Bruins in a scoring duel.
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NCAA approves creation of new athletic federation
The NCAA council moves toward creating U S track and field and gymnastics federations a move seen as widening the rift with the AAU The executive committee praised the plan saying it will advance these sports while serving as part of the ongoing college AAU power struggle rig blessings followed similar steps in basketball last year
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Pipers Meet Steers In Playoff Opener
The Cleveland Pipers meet the Steers in Kansas City Friday night for the Ican Basketball League first half playoff opener. The Pipers clinched their series with a 115 110 overtime win over the Steers in Chicago, led by George Pruitt’s go ahead baskets in OT.
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Handicappers Name Crimson Satan Top in 1962 Weights
Trainers in Florida ratify January thoroughbred handicap marks for 113 colts and fillies. Crimson Satan receives 126 pounds, with Ridan at 125, as 1962 expectations shape up amid close rivalries among top Derby prospects.
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Norwich Star Dick Coe Sidelined For 1961-62 Season
Norwich may have lost center Dick Coe, its leading scorer, for the rest of the 1961-62 basketball campaign. Coach Bob Priestley disclosed that the Swampscott, Massachusetts junior is sidelined with a back ailment and doctors say he will be out for at least this month and possibly the season. He aggravated a disc condition last month.
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Colt Owner Blasts NFL Video Pact
Baltimore Colts owner Carroll Rosenbloom criticizes the NFL CBS TV pact as underpriced and says it will push his team into the red next season. He notes NBC contracts kept the club profitable before, while Pete Rozelle cites about 326000 annual return per club and says only Baltimore would lose money.
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Eastern Dog Show Opens Feb 3 4 in Boston Armory
The 49th annual Eastern Dog Show will run February 3 and 4 at the Commonwealth Armory in Boston. About 1,200 dogs from the Northeast are entered, spanning more than 90 breeds. Charles R. Miles of Dover serves as chairman.
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Cage Results From The Associated Press East Games
The AP cage results list multiple college men s basketball outcomes with teams and scores. Notable results include Villanova over Temple 60 53 Duquesne 79 59 Army 64 59 Pitt 78 65 and Fairfield 92 86, with other matchups across programs such as Holy Cross 98 58 and Maryland 83 71.
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San Diego Open Tops Pro Field as Rodgers Gains Notice
The $25,000 San Diego Open opens at Stardust Country Club with Arnold Palmer Gary Player Gene Littler and Phil Rodgers drawing attention. Rodgers posted a 9-under 62 in the Los Angeles Open and backsides rallied to a 33 38 round in the pro-am. Player shot 33 31 for best round earning $500. Goalby and Brewer 62s earned $400 each. Palmer 76.
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Ex Marine Bradshaw to lead Kentucky football revival
Former Marine Char lie Bradshaw, 36, named as Kentucky's new football coach to replace Blanton Collier. He will pursue better recruits, aiming to end the program's sagging fortunes. Bradshaw played at Kentucky, coached at Alabama, and helped develop Alabama's potent offense last season.
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Pro basketball results and upcoming games
NBA results show Chicago 103 over Boston 90 and Syracuse 134 over St. Louis 122. Philadelphia 113 defeated Detroit 110. Upcoming games list include Philadelphia at Cincinnati and St. Louis at New York versus Boston, plus Detroit at Chicago and Cleveland 115 Kansas City 110.
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Bradley Sheds Bridesmaid Role Upsetting Bearcats
Bradley’s Braves upset Cincinnati 70-68 in overtime at Peoria to end the Bearcats’ bid for a fifth straight NCAA berth. Cincinnati trailed in the first half as Paul Hogue fouled out in overtime. Bradley extended its win streak to eight.
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Weary Celtics Return Home From Tough Road Trip
The Boston Celtics lost 103-90 to the Chicago Packers to finish an eight game road swing with a 53 record. Chicago built a 48-37 halftime edge and held on as Walt Bellamy totaled 35 points and 30 rebounds for the Packers. Philadelphia beat Detroit 113-110 and Syracuse defeated St Louis 134-122.
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Boxing Draws and Knockouts Reported Across Several Cities
In Miami Beach Allen Harmon drew with Henry Hank at 172 and 169 pounds. In Union City Carlos Quiles edged Marcel Bizion in a 140 bout. Yama Bahama stopped Don Carrano at 151 in Bimini. Bert Somodio stopped Adisak Kwa Engmechai in Manila at 140.
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