Local basketball night features BCHS and Cats contending in SVL action
Bennington Catholic hosts West Rutland while Benhi meets Rutland on the Cats home court. Arlington and North Bennington clash in Molly Stark action, and Burr and Burton welcomes Poultney in Marble Valley play. BCHS aims to stay atop SVL, while Rutland eyes revenge after recent setbacks.
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Arlington High
Commodores Top Georgia 75-62 Behind Lee's Fine Performance
Vanderbilt surged to a ninth straight win as Clyde Lee scored 29 and pulled down 27 rebounds to lead the Commodores past Georgia 75-62. Georgia's Jerry Waller led all scorers with 25 points while top teams Wichita Indiana St. John's Davidson St. Louis and Kentucky won elsewhere. Lee's standout 29 point 27 rebound showing highlighted a quiet night for several ranked programs.
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Clyde Lee
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Wichita
Southern Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
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Creighton
Davidson
Citadel
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Notre Dame
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Salukis
Dave Stallworth
Hoosiers
Hawkeyes
Steve Redenbaugh
Chris Perrall
Bob McIintyre
Mills to be named top U.S. Olympic athlete in Washington
Washington officials will honor Billy Mills, 1964 Olympic 10,000 meters champion, as the outstanding U.S. Olympic athlete this Saturday. In Detroit, goalie Roger Crozier was sent to Miami Beach for a short rest and is expected back for the game in Toronto on Saturday.
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UCLA Tops UPI Poll With 326 Point Votes
UCLA remains number one in the United Press International major college basketball ratings, increasing first place votes to 30 and total points to 326. Michigan trails second, with numerous teams like Wichita, Indiana, St. Josephs, Providence, and San Francisco in the top 10 as of games through January 9.
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Rhode Island
San Francisco
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N.Y
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Richmond
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Browns, Modell Have Agreement For Two More Years
UPI reports owner Art Modell said he reached a retirement agreement with Jim Brown and expressed belief Brown will continue with the Browns. Modell also commented on Frank Ryan and the rising trend of large bonus payments in football. He spoke from Cleveland by telephone.
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Final Deer Kill Figures Set New Vermont Record
Vermont Fish and Game Commissioner George W. Davis released the 16 day regular deer season tally. Bucks only totaled 14 502 the highest on record with county counts led by Windham 1 647 Windsor 2 710 Rutland 2 152 Orange 2 028 and others across Addison Bennington Caledonia Chittenden Essex Franklin Grand Isle LaMoille Orleans Washington and Essex.
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NBA Road Games Draw Mixed Fan Reactions Across Cities
The NBA tour opened with Detroit Pistons edging the Los Angeles Lakers 128 127 at Pittsburgh as Ray Scott hit a 12 foot jumper with 17 seconds left. Tulsa saw the Hawks beat the 76ers 100 90 behind Lenny Wilkens 23 points. Jerry West led the Lakers with 43 in a close loss. Reggie Harding scored 29 for Detroit and Scott 28. The article notes broad out of state hunter activity and inter provincial travel affecting deer kills, with Windsor County and Massachusetts leading in counts. It also covers sports business chatter about players, including Browns star and movie plans, plus payroll remarks connected to Joe Namath’s contract.
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Ray Scott
Tulsa
Okla
Civic Assembly Center
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Prothro Reappointed UCLA Head Football Coach
UCLA resumes with Prothro as head coach after hiring him from Chicago. He replaces Bill Barnes who resigned after his contract expired. Prothro plans to rebuild at quarterback and tackle and emphasizes recruiting in the Los Angeles area. He previously led Oregon State to 63 wins and three league titles in a decade.
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West
UCLA
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Bruins
Prothro
Chicago
J. D. Morgan
Creston State
Bill Barnes
Henry
Red) Sanders
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Ing
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Michigan Wolverines
West Coast
Palmer Still Leads PGA's Money Championship
Palmer continues to top professional golf's money list in the modern era with $586,211.46 earned from 1947 through 1964, leading Billy Casper who advanced to second with $372,067.27. Julius Boros holds third, Doug Ford fourth, and Don Finsterwald fifth, as other stars such as Nicklaus, Venturi, Player, Lema, Littler, Middlecoff, and Snead show movement in the rankings.
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Fla
UPI
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Professional Golfers Association
Palmer
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Casper
Julius Boros
Doug Ford
Don Finsterwald
Jack Nicklaus
Ken Venturi
South Africa
Gary Player
Tony Lema
Gene Littler
Cary Middlecoff
Sammy _ Snead
Middlecoff
Snead
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