Brattleboro Edges Bends 59-51
Brattleboro Colonels edged the Cats 59-51 in a lively SVL contest. Ray Bu cb led Brattleboro with 30 points, while Jim Moore scored 15 for Springfield. Brattleboro improves to 4-4 in Southern Vermont League play and Benhi to 2-7 overall.
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Terry Wheelock
Cosmos
Doug Mahoney
Sandy Henderson
Lemieux
Sabers
Barrie Byrne
Cats
Colonels
Jim Moore
Ray Bueb
Benhi
Bob Baldwin
Mike Derosia
Steve Greeneslet
Ray Bucb
Pete Groeger
Tink Graves
Bill Nelson
Moore
Baldwin
Greenslet
Derosia
Stevens
Little Colonels
Jeff Bergquist
Jim Kier
Vermont
Bendi
Mike
Brad Stevens
Pete Graeger
Grimm
Gregger
Nelson
Eagles Conquer Warriors 74 to 32 in Arlington
Arlington splashed a 74 32 victory over Wilmington as Stan Grover 13 and Frankie Hall 12 led the scoring. Russ Holton Tim Lindsey each added 10 rebounds while Morgan 12 and Byrd Greene 6 4 aided the win. junior varsity followed with Arlington 42 11.
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Frankie Hall
Frederickson
Eagles
Wilmington Boys
Russ Holton
Tim Lindsey
Morgan
Byrd
Greene
Don Corey
Tom Macksey
Prospect Mountain Skiing Shines With Fresh Powder
Five new inches of powder fell at Prospect Mountain and skiing was rated excellent. Other Vermont areas Bromley Carinthia Killington Magic Mount Snow Okemo Pico Stratton Woodstock reported excellent conditions Friday night while Burrington Hill Hogback stayed good to excellent and Dutch Hill Ascutney were good. Northern Vermont ski areas were all good to excellent. Berkshire County areas reported fair to good skiing.
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Vermont
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Woodstock
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Hogback
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Santa Anita Talks Fail as Horsemen Consider Leaving
Gov Brown urged renewed talks between Santa Anita Park officials and striking workers after a second collapsed round. A union intervened but was told to stay out. The track halted posting entries and GM Fred H. Ryan warned several stables plan to depart if racing does not resume soon.
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Arcadia
Calif
Edmund G. Brown
Santa Anita Park
Santa Anita
Fred H. Ryan
North Carolina Extends Hickey Contract
CHAPEL HILL NC AP The University of North Carolina extended football coach Jim Hickey’s contract through 1967 after an 8 2 season and a Gator Bowl win. The deal takes effect after the 1964 season as fringe benefits and a health plan for pensioned workers remained points of contention.
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N.C
University of North Carolina
Jim Hickey
Hickey
Tar Heels
Air Force
North Carolina
North Carolina State
U S Olympic Speed Skaters Begin Pre Olympic Training
The U S team arrived in Hamar Norway for pre Olympic training with ten men and six women. They plan to compete at Hoenefoss west of Oslo on Tuesday night.
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Norway
U. S
Hoenefoss
Oslo
West Favored by a Touchdown in 114th Pro Bowl
Frank Gifford joined the West as a late substitute after Buddy Dial’s knee injury. Gifford will wear Dial’s 84 while Bobbie Mitchell starts in place. Coach George Halas and Allie Sherman prep at Memorial Coliseum and Bovaro Field as the West seeks a sixth straight showing dominance.
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Bobby Mitchell
Charley Johnson
St. Louis Cardinals
Norman Snead
Washington Redskins
George Halas
Chicago Bears
Baltimore
Johnny Unitas
Bill Wade
Chicago
Halas
Memorial Coliseum
University of Southern California
Bovaro Field
Snow delays limited Olympic snow preparations in Innsbruck
Innsbruck reports four inches of snow in nearby areas but not enough to halt emergency Olympic preparations. Army crews, mountain infantry and skiers pack downhill, slalom and cross country runs in Lizum valley and Seefeld as weather remains unsettled ahead of the January 29 start.
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Austria
Lizum Valley
Here
Seefeld
Hoosiers Rout McCann Vocational In Wild Weekend Score
Hoosick Falls hosts McCann Vocational from North Adams Massachusetts for a high scoring game as Hoosiers dominate the Vocational boys by a wide margin. Another game mentions Pete Lemieux in brief.
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McCann Vocational
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Mass
Vocational
Pete Lemieux
BCHS
Hoosiers
Dick Lasser
Don Eighmey
Austine Beats Governors 60 48 in Brattleboro Showdown
Maurice Tardiff poured in 30 points to lift Austine School for the Deaf past North Bennington Governors 60 48, their second straight league win as North Bennington suffers their first Molly Stark loss. Ted Midurski scored 19 for the Governors in a losing effort.
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Maurice Tardiff
Austine School
North Bennington Governors
North Bennington
Molly Stark
Governors
Wilmington
Austine
Ted Midurski
Midurski
Gordon Thomas
North Bennington van
YMCA Wrestling Returns At Bennington Area YMCA
The Bennington Area YMCA resumed Monday wrestling sessions with about six youths getting a workout last week. Coach Art Gage aids workouts at 7:30 PM teaching conditioning and wrestling rules while inviting sixth graders and older who should bring sneakers and old clothes.
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Bennington Area
Art Gage
Bendi
St Marys Purple Eagles stay unbeaten with Tamarack win
St Marys Academy Purple Eagles of Hoosick Falls defeated Tamarack Central 75 to 30 to extend their season streak to ten wins. Mal McGuire led with 40 points on 16 field goals and 8 fouls, while St Marys built a 19-8 first quarter lead and 35-11 at halftime. They travel to Hoosick Valley Central next Saturday seeking their eleventh win.
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Springfield Cosmos
BCHL
Sabers
Pete Lemieux
Cosmos
Lemieux
Terry Wheelock
Doug Mahoney
Sandy Henderson
Tamarack
N.Y
St. Mary’s Academy Purple Eagles
Hoosick Falls
Tamarack Central School
St. Mary’s Five
Mal McGuire
McGuire
St. Mary’s
Purple
Two Streaks End In Yale Harvard Game
In New Haven Harvard kicker John Hartland missed his first and only extra point after 20 in a row. Yale’s Chuck Mercein failed on his second attempt ending a 15 straight makes streak. Yale defeated Harvard 20 to 6.
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Jordan resigns after 13 years as Notre Dame coach
Johnny Jordan ends a 13 year Notre Dame basketball tenure and will leave after the season on February 29. He announced the move at a morning workout after delivering a resignation letter to athletic director Edward Krause and said no plans were offered but stressed no pressure to quit.
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Ind
Johnny Jordan
Notre Dame
Jordan
Edward
Moose) Krause
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