West Trims East 31-17 In 14th Annual Bowl Tilt
The Western Conference All-Stars defeated the Eastern Conference 31-17 in the 14th annual Pro Bowl. John Unitas was Player of the Game for the West while Gino Marchetti earned Lineman of the Game honors. Browns Jim Brown led the East with 101 rushing yards as Green Bay and Chicago figures contributed key scores.
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Chicago Bears
New York
Chicago
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Cleveland
Baltimore
John Unitas
Jim Taylor
Washington
Norm Snead
Bobby Mitchell
Herb Adderley
Unitas
Mike Ditka
Gail Coghill
Detroit
Brown
Greyhounds Stay Undefeated With Brandeis Rout
Assumption College Greyhounds remained unbeaten with an eighth straight win by 92-70 over Brandeis. Senior guard John Jenkins leads the team, while coach Andy Laska guides a squad boasting strong rebounding and efficient shooting in Yankee Conference action and regional non league games.
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Brandeis
Worcester School
Providence
Holy Cross
Laska
John Jenkins
FBI
Central Connecticut
New England
Earl Jackson
Vermont
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Boston University
Rhody
Maine
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Yankee
College basketball results roundup from multiple games
A long list of college basketball scores across regions highlights Villanova, Princeton, Yale, Cornell, Dartmouth, Pennsylvania, Brown, Harvard, Columbia, St Bonaventure, Niagara, and more. Notable upsets and margins show Mixed results with Georgetown, Fordham, Seton Hall, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Florida, Clemson, North Carolina State, and others posting wins or close games. The slate includes Delaware over Rutgers and Notre Dame over Creighton, with several high totals and overtime noted in Missouri.
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St. John’s
Princeton
Yale
Cornell
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
Brown
Harvard
Columbia
St. Bonaventure
Niagara
St. Joseph’s
Temple
Pittsburgh
Penn State
Army
Syracuse
Georgetown
D.C
Fordham
St. Francis
Seton Hall
Rhode Island
Maine
Connecticut
N. Hampshire
Area teams set for pivotal Molly Stark League basketball week
The Arlington Eagles host North Bennington Tuesday with a 6 p.m prelim and 7 30 p m varsity. Burr and Burton visit Poultney, Cliff Weymouth's squad seeks another win. Hoosick Falls hosts Greenwich Friday as Bennington Catholic welcomes West Rutland after a 52 28 win. BCHL battles West Rutland in a key Southern Vermont League clash while Benhi faces Windsor Friday at home.
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North Bennington
Molly Stark
Burr and Burton
Manchester
Poultney
Cliff Weymouth
Hoosick Falls Central
Greenwich
Bennington Catholic High School
West Rutland
Bennington
Rutland
Frank Bizzarro
Westside
Ruteland
Sabers
Vermont
BCHL
West Ruteland
Labers
Bendi
Windsor High
Benhi
Mottley Wins JFK Award at Boston Knights Meet
Yale economics major Wendell Mottley won the John F Kennedy Trophy as the outstanding athlete at the Boston Knights of Columbus games. He clocked an indoor 500 yard record of 55.5 seconds and looked toward the Olympic 400 meters in Tokyo.
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Yale Economics
Trinidad
Japan
Bob Geigengack
San Francisco
Thomas
Rome
John
Tom Duffy
Duffy
Valery Brumel
Han Brume John
Santa Anita Reopens After Five Day Strike Settlement
Santa Anita Park in Arcadia California plans a Tuesday reopening after a five day strike cost the track about 5 million dollars. A weekend bargaining session yielded a three year contract with a 75 cent daily raise now and more in the following years, benefiting about 1400 workers across related tracks. Don Smith of the Federation of California Racing Associations called the settlement a compromise and said neither side won. The contract covers pari mutuel workers janitors guards gate men ushers assistant starters jockey valets and veterinary assistants.
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Calif
Santa Anita Park
Don Smith
la Jolla
Federation of Cali
Fornia Racing Associations
Brattleboro Sweeps Ski Meet Against Four Schools
Brattleboro High School won a four team ski meet defeating Burr and Burton Mt. St. Joseph Academy and Bennington. Brattleboro posted an overall score of 286.3 with Burr and Burton second at 257.4 MSJ third at 234.7 and Bennington last at 171.4 Brattleboro led in slalom with 92.1 and Burr and Burton 90.3 MSJ 80.9 and Bennington 47.2 Brattleboro also topped jumping with 99.1 and finished first in cross country for a clean sweep of all events.
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Burr and Bureton
Mt. St. Joseph Academy
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Burton
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Shaftsbury
North Adams
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Brent Peacock
Steve Fritz
Phil Harrington
Brad Stevens
Goodell
John Burgess
Gentile
Burgess
Dan Skorupski
Fritz
Peacock
Rice
Pittsfield High School
Return to platoon rule pleases college coaches
After 11 years of frequent changes, rule makers approve a return to the platoon system. Coaches welcomed the move as the prior free substitution rule was repealed after 1952, signaling a shift back to traditional game management.
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Fort Lauderdale
Football Rules Committee
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Jack Curtice
Rules
American Football Coaches Association
Benhi Wrestlers Fall at Darrow in 32-13 Loss
Benhi wrestling coach Art Gage led the team to Darrow where Charles Harvey and Jim Nicols fell in 110 and 127 pounds. Greg Squiers won at 138, while Bailey and Warren dropped at 157. The meet ended 32-13 as Ballston Spa loomed Tuesday.
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Charles Harvey
Hyde
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Berkley
Greg Squiers
Herman
Eastman
Munzel
Betts
Macllavain
Ballston Spa
Bowling Green League Scores and Highs
D&S Choice-4 Lions-0 led by Houghtaling 222 singles and 588 triple. Jolivette 191 and 511 led Lauzon's 4-0. Welles 204 and 572 paced Capella’s 1-3. Appel 236 and 590 boosted Skunks 4-0. Multiple teams posted high singles and triples across the day with top marks from Mullins 218/573 and Dewey 231/572.
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Middlebury's John Clough wins inaugural Carcajou slalom
Middlebury senior John Clough of Auburn Maine won both runs of the first Carcajou Invitational Slalom at the Dartmouth Skiway. He posted 1:04.5 and 54.8 on the 65 and 55 gate courses, with Pete Ruschp nine tenths behind and Nort Webber third. Dartmouth rivals placed high though Jim Jacobson finished 18th after falling. Lee Hall of Middlebury won the women's division with 2:24.1. Dave Boyle took Class B in 2:08.5.
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Indians
Jim Jacobson
Lee Hall
Middlebury
Dave Boyle
Franconia Ski Club
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