Springfield Invades Saber Stronghold For Lone Local SVL Contest
The BCHS Sabers host Springfield Cosmos in a key SWL game as 10-0 league leaders try to extend a 23 game home win streak. Springfield, tied for second with Rutland and Bellows Falls, aims to pull an upset after Cosmos recent wins and Rutland pressure.
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Joe Schmidt Signs Five Year Lions Coaching Pact
Detroit Lions owner William Clay Ford inked a five year contract Wednesday with Joe Schmidt the NFL’s youngest head coach. Schmidt age thirty five is a 13 year veteran of the Lions and begins a rebuilding era for the struggling club.
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Training Clinic Slated Tomorrow At Prospect Mt
The Prospect Mt Ski Club will host a combined work session and training clinic at the base lodge tomorrow at 8 p.m. Skier and non skiers are invited to help paint and repair slalom equipment for an upcoming meet. The clinic will cover running a ski meet including timing and gatekeeping. Volunteers are urged, including parents of junior skiers. Contact Tom Cook or Jack Miller at 2 2785 or 2 7063 for details.
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Eagles and Bulldogs Face Weekend Skirmish in Local Friday Night
Burr & Burton Bulldogs travel to Chester to meet the Chester Sentinels while Arlington Eagles host Wilmington Warriors in Molly Stark League action. Burr & Burton sits 2-4 in MVS play. Chester 1-5. Arlington is 6-4 overall and 1-0 in league, aiming to stay unbeaten in Molly Stark play after recent wins over Burr & Burton and Ludlow. Bullets: Chester uses Palmer Citro Cross Miles Erskine. Burr & Burton counters with Bentley Fritts Hill Kilburn Brooks. The Warriors feature Crawford Brasser Seiffert Rice Lavoy, while Arlington counters with Corey Stroffoleno Holton Young Wyman.
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St Francis, Arlington lead grade 8 and 7 hoops run
St Francis de Sales and Arlington dominate the Grade 8 division of the Bennington County Junior Basketball League. In Grade 7, Arlington, Mt Anthony and North Bennington share the top honors with Arlington undefeated at 2-0 while Mt Anthony and North Bennington have one win each.
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Billy Casper Opens San Diego Open as Favorite
Defending champion Billy Casper led a 144-player field in the $66,000 San Diego Open at Stardust Country Club Mission Valley as the 15th annual 72-hole event began. Casper, golf's top money-winner in 1966 with $121,944, seeks another win while peers Gay Brewer Doug Sanders Phil Rodgers Frank Beard Al Geiberger Bobby Nichols R H Sikes Miller Barber Wes Ellis Tommy Jacobs Gene Littler vie for a share of $13,200. Kermit Zarley and Charles Coody tied for low pro am honors with 7 under par 64s, each earning $462.50.
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Vermont High School Schedule Friday Matches
A list of Friday games across Vermont high schools featuring Cage State SVL Springfield BCHS Bellows Falls Rutland MSJ Hartford West Rutland Windsor Otter Valley Brattleboro Mt Anthony Burr and Burton Chester Ludlow Wallingford Poultney Woodstock Proctor St Michael's Fair Haven Bristol MSL Wilmington Arlington Leland Gray Whitingham.
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Powder Ski Conditions At Several Resorts Briefed
Ski guides report Bromley Burrington Hill Haystack Hogback Killington and Magic Mountain with new powder snow ranges from 1 to 6 and up to 40 inches. Mt Snow Stratton Bousquets Brodie Jiminy Peak show varied depths 6 to 40 inches and conditions including frozen granular and man made snow with ranges from fair to excellent.
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New Georgia Governor May Pose Problem For Atlanta Braves
UPI reports Atlanta Braves administrator Johnny McHale faced questions on Lester Maddox's election as Georgia governor and potential impact on Negro players. McHale cited Atlanta's past season attendance of 1.6 million with no incidents, crediting Braves for smooth operations amid a diverse crowd. He reflected on his career with the Tigers and Braves, and Eckert’s expansion and franchise-move stances.
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Al's Alley bowling notes roll through Vermont leagues
Al Jones starred with 193 234 199 for 626 in the A&W Rootbeer quintet. Biz Marcoux led the International League with 256 and 637, while John Ottaviano paced Agway with 233 and Gordie Caslin 203. In the Girls leagues Pat Corbett bowled 540, Fran Snow 554 led Greene's Mobilettes, and Joe Galli shows early promise with a 243 double.
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Southern Illinois Beats Louisville In Overtime Rematch
Southern Illinois Salukis upset No.2 Louisville 53-50 in Carbondale. Guard Walt Frazier boosted the rally by hitting key free throws in the final minute after SIU used an early lead to seize control. The win marks SIU’s second upset of a ranked major power this season as they press for Missouri Valley acceptance.
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