Bennington Catholic Clinches Ninth Straight Victory
BCHS defeated Fair Haven 67 to 54 as George Allard and Pete Lemieux battled foul trouble. Lemieux scored on jump shots while Paul Patten and Pete Partch kept Slaters within reach, and Joe Deery stepped up for Allard. Saber jayvees won 34-14 led by Morrissey and Tocci with 14 points each.
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Bennington Catholic High School
Sabers
Fair Haven
BCHS
Slaters
Lakers
Frank Bizzarro
Joe Deery
Allard
Phil Foley
Lemieux
Paul Patten
Pete Partch
Bennington Catholic
Bizzarro
Joe Kennedy
Fred Bushee
Craig Galipeau
Deery
Saber Jayvees
Gerry Morrissey
Pete Tocci
Cambridge coach loses defensive backfield coach
Seek Crimson coach John Yorks seeks a new football aide after Roger Robinson departs to become football coach at Cortland. Robinson, who served six years in Cambridge, succeeds retiring Carl Davis, Cortland’s 31 year head coach.
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Cambridge
Mass
Roger Robinson
John Yorks
Robinson
New York State College of Education
Cortland
Yovicsin
Gettysburg College
Carl Davis
Sacred Heart St Francis Looms as Hot Cage Battle
Sacred Heart School faces St Francis de Sales Academy in a 4 30 p m junior varsity clash at Bennington Catholic High School with Sacred Heart seeking its first win against a defending champion that has already gone 3 0. The program features eighth grader Allan Plante and starter Tim LeRay for Sacred Heart while St Francis touts height and a deep lineup led by Joh Swineski Don Chaffin John Galen and Bob Pierce among others.
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Sacred Heart
St. Francis
St. Francis de Sales Academy
Sacred Heart School
Bennington
St. Francis de Sales
North Bennington
Jerry
Allan Plante
Tim LeRay
David LaCroix
Stephen Langlois
J.J. Moore
Caesar Galvagni
Mark Tetreault
Kenny Stemp
Francis C. Tomasi
Joh Swineski
Don Chaffin
John Galen
Bob Pierce
Bill Brooks
Louis Tomasi
Billy Warner
Howard Therrien
Jim Kuhn
Jackie Jordan
New England Ski Reports Outline Vermont and Western Massachusetts
Ski reports from the New England Council cover Vermont and western Massachusetts. Conditions vary by resort with many listing powder, granulated snow, thin or bare spots, and ranges from good to fair to excellent depending on location and date.
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Boston
New England Council
Vermont
Massachusetts
Sugarbush
Warren
Big Bromley
Manchester
Gran
Burrington Hill
Carinthia
West Dover
Dutch Hill
Heartwellville
Hogback
Brattleboro
Okemo Mt
Ludlow
Pico Peak
Rutland
Pine Top
Vernon
Prospect Mt. Bennington
Stratton Mt
South Londonderry
P.p
Woodstock
Mt. Tom
Beartown
South Lee
Becket
Happyland
Berkshire Basin
West Cummington
Bousquets
Pittsfield
Catamount
South Egremont
Jiminy Peak
Hancock
Jug End
Holyoke
Oaks Spruce
Otis Ridge
Otis
Thunder Mt
Charlemont
Blue Hills
Canton
Boston Hill
Priest Tow
Groton
Wachusett Mt
Princeton
Players Rally To Defend NFL Integrity
Fran O'Brien of the Washington Redskins and former Michigan State teammate Bill Quinlan defended NFL players amid investigations into point shaving and gambling. O'Brien said the league is clean, criticized the notion of widespread misconduct, and urged withholding names of those later found innocent.
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Holyoke
Mass
Fran O'Brien
Washington Redskins
Michigan State University
Bill Quinlan
O’brien
Green Bay
Quinlan
NFL
Cleveland
Redskins
Bill Keating
The
Holy Transcript
Football League
Chicago Bears
Detroit Lions
O'Brien
Former ABL Proxy Seeks NBA Admission
Ken Krueger, president of the Kansas City team in the defunct Ameri can Basketball League, says he has formally applied for admission to the National Basketball Association.
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Kansas City
Ken Krueger
National Basketball Association
Player Leads Cupitan Golf Match
PGA champion Gary Player of South Africa shot 65 for the second straight day to lead the San Diego Golf Open at 130 after 36 holes. Jacky Cupit and Fred Hawkins trailed by one and two strokes respectively, with Billy Casper Jr. at 132 and Tony Lema at 133 as clouds and dry conditions shaped Stardust Country Club.
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San Diego
Calif
Gary Player
South Africa
Jacky Cupit
Longview
Tex
Billy Casper Jr
Casper
Fred Hawkins
Tony Lema
Stan Leonard
Miller Barber
Phil Rodgers
Stardust Country Club
Gene Littler
Littler
Tommy Jacobs
Belgian King Leopold Named 1905 Olympic President
In Athens King Leopold of Belgium accepted the presidency of the Olympic Games for 1905, with the event held in Greece as part of the games coverage.
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Athens
Greece
UPI
Leopold
Belgium
Cubs appoint athletic director amid coaching overhaul
Chicago Cubs name Robert V. Whitlow athletic director to coordinate off field personnel and supervise head coaches and managers. Whitlow, 43, a retired USAF colonel from Fresno, California, brings West Point training and WWII piloting record to a new role alongside 12 coaches and several VPs as the team seeks organizational reform.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
P. K. Wrigley
Robert V. Whitlow
U.S. Air Force
Whitlow
USAF
Cub
Fresno
Calif
West Point
Germany
France
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Wrigley
Bud” Offield
Cubs
AAU President Attacks NCAA Over Disrespect to President
Louis J. Fisher of High Point North Carolina president of the Amateur Athletic Union says the NCAA is disrespectful to the President of the United States as the two bodies clash for control of amateur sports. MacArthur to arbitrate as Kennedy urges unity, NAIA advises athletes to compete under AAU sanction in a move to settle the dispute.
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New York
Louis J. Fisher
High Point
Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Association
United States
NCAA
AAU
Kennedy
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Fisher
Track and Field Federation
U.S
Castro
Cuba
Mao
Red China
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
NAIA
Kansas City
al Duer
Dussault
Western All-Stars Favored In NFL Pro Bowl Tomorrow
Western Division all stars hold an 8 4 edge over the Eastern squad entering Sundays Pro Bowl at the Coliseum. Vince Lombardi, Packers coach, leads the West in a 23rd game while Allie Sherman seeks a break in their recent matchups.
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LOS Angeles
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
Packers
Lombardi
Green Bay
Allie Sherman
New York Giants
Sherman
Vince
Allie
Unsung Hero Award To Tufts Meltzer
Bert Meltzer of Tufts University won the 1962 Boston Tobacco Table Unsung Hero award in football. A reserve fullback behind Ron Deveaux, Meltzer also backed up three running back positions and defended as a center, overcoming injured knees and poor eyesight. Other top nominees included Dic Brainerd, Bill Westead, John Janas, Ed Leary, and Neil Adams.
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Boston
Boston Tobacco Table
Bert Meltzer
Tufts University
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ron Deveaux
Meltzer
Amherst
Dic Brainerd
Dartmouth
Bill Wellstead
John Janas
Boston College
Ed Leary
Boston University
Springfield
Neil Adams
Canadians Brace K of C Meet in Boston Showdown
The Boston Knights of Columbus indoor meet draws a Canadian and service-based field led by Bruce Kidd of Toronto and Bill Crothers. Pete McArdle faces Kidd. Lt. Ernie Cunliffe and Lt. Eddie Southern compete in key events as Olavi Salonen debuts before a possible mile bid.
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Boston
Boston Knights of Columbus
Ncaa Aau
Bruce Kidd
Pride of
Toronto
Pete McArdle
Kidd
Bruce
Bill Crothers
Ernie Cunliffe
Air Force
Eddie Southern
Ollan Cassell
Olavi Salonen
Bill Dotson
Kansas
Dussault
Dave Ellis
Glynn Wood
Quantico Marines
Finland
Paul Brown Remains In Desk Role With Browns
Cleveland Browns owner Arthur Modell replaces Paul Brown as head coach and GM with a desk-based vice presidency. Brown, who has served 17 years, vows to stay under contract as his new duties are defined. The move ends Brown's on-field leadership and could erode Ohio pride in the team.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland Browns
Paul E. Brown
Arthur B. Modell
New York
Browns
Paul
Shaker Heights
Brown
Modell
Buckeye
Ohio
Babe Parilli Honored by Patriots in 1962 MVP Vote
Boston Patriots teammates named Vito Babe Parilli the team MVP for 1962. He missed most of the final five games with a broken collarbone after an early injury to Houston. Parilli led Boston to a 62-1 record before the setback and will receive the George Sargent Memorial Trophy at the January 17 Wayland dinner-dance.
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Boston
Vito
Babe
Parilli
Boston Patriots
Houston
George Sargent
Wayland
Indoor Track Starts Amid Bewilderment
Bruce Kidd headlines a strong in door mile lineup at the 37th Boston Knights of Columbus Games. With 18 college relay teams withdrawing, meet director Ding Dussault shifts the program to emphasize trophy events and quality over quantity.
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Boston
Bruce Kidd
Ding Dussault
Sportsmen's Show Features Bosox at Boston Armory
Boston fans at the New England Sportsmen's Show in the Commonwealth Armory will meet Red Sox figures led by new manager Johnny Pesky. Eleven players, including Dick Stuart and Roman Mesias, appear at times to sign autographs and discuss the 1963 season at Fenway Park. Also appearing: Ed Bressoud Lou Clinton Mike Fornieles Frank Malzone Bill Monbouquette Dick Radatz Earl Wilson Wilbur Wood Carl Yastrzemski. Free yearbooks and a display of slides from 1962 accompany the booth.
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Boston
New England
Commonwealth Armory
Boston Red Sox
Johnny Pesky
Dick Stuart
Roman Mesias
Red Sox
Fenway Park
Ed Bressoud
Lou Clinton
Mike Fornieles
Frank Malzone
Bill Monbouquette
Dick Radatz
Earl Wilson
Wilbur Wood
Carl Yastrzemski
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ECHS
George Allard
Pete Lemieux
Bchs Galipeau
Bushee Deery Hayes
Caron
Ll Patten Casey
Foley
Marpatori Partch A
Tobin Mariss
Eagan
Slater
Volkswagen
Bennington, VT
First National Stores
Crimson
Hoosick Falls
Arlington
Jerry LaCroix
Brake Mt
East Burke
Jay Peak
North Troy
Mad River
Waitsfield
Middlebury Bowl
Stowe
ABL
NBA
Stardust Club
King
Charlie Grimm
By Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
Hero
Tufts’ Meltzer
Paul Brown
Babe Parilli
Adams Clothes Shop
Sportsmen
Bosox
Harte Theatre
Bennington, VI
Stooges
SUN
Cary Grant
Deborah Kerr
Robert Mitchum
Jean Simmons
Romeo Tom
Agranoon Production
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