Benhi Coach Honored at Community Testimonial
Bennington High School mentor Carl B. Williams, longtime teacher and coach, was saluted at Mt. Anthony Country Club by about 200 former students and colleagues. The Dalton Mass. native, 54, praised for football refereeing and coaching in multiple leagues, received a $700 tribute and respect from figures including J. Franklin Farrell and Bundsie Keefe.
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Carl B. Williams
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John Zyne
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Walter C. Wood
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Carl B. “Curley” Williams
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New England
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Mass
Bennington
J. Franklin Farrell
North Adams
Dalton High School
Farrell
Rutherford
Dalton High
Ithaca College
Ithaca
Bennington Shamrocks
Walter Wood
Robert Wheeler
Arthur Lemieux
James DeVito
Arthur Fox
John Grosz
John del Negro
Dan Mahoney
Bobo
Birski
Bundsie Keefe
Vincent J. Spinelli
Gerald T. Buckley
al Henry
NCAA reveals plan for new track federation against AAU
The NCAA outlines a draft for a separate outdoor track federation to clash with the AAU, proposing a championship this summer and a possible dual meet date. The move accompanies gymnastics federation talks and basketball federation plans as part of broader AAU-Olympic relations disputes.
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Wilbur Johns
UCLA
Kansas City
Louis Wilke
International Basketball Federation
Notre Dame
Syracuse
Williams Hoopsters Extend unbeaten run to 12 games
Williams enters as New England’s lone undefeated power at 12-0 after a 66-58 win over Wesleyan. All America candidate Foley led Holy Cross past Assumption 55-43 as Rhode Island, Yale and Colby stay undefeated in their leagues.
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Greyhounds
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Crusaders
Rhode Island
Yale
Colby
Fairfield
Bridgeport
Fordham
Bennington Star Hurley Ties For Scoring Lead In SVS
Bennington High School forward Bill Hurley is tied for second in the SVS scoring race with 100 points across five league games, averaging 20 a game. Bellows Falls center Jerry Bigelow leads with 113 points and a 22.6 average. Hurley is the lone Catamount in the top 10.
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Bennington
Hurley
Benhi
Rutland
Walt Malmgren
Jerry Bigelow
Bellows Falls
WANTED 18 to 52 for U S Civil Service jobs
Announcer offers Civil Service test prep in the area with salaries up to 446 dollars monthly and strong advancement. It notes many roles require little formal education, stresses test passage, and claims Lincoln Service is a private school not government affiliated. Free information via coupon.
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Lincoln Service
Colby Keeps Hockey Record Unbeaten In NE Play
Colby edged Boston College 2-1 with Ron Ryan scoring the sudden death OT winner as Colby runs to a 5-0-1 mark against eastern rivals. Harvard, Clarkson, and RPI also won while Clarkson, RPI, Norwich, MIT, Yale, and others posted Saturday victories.
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Boston College
Ron Ryan
Charlie Duchrow
Colby
University of New Brunswick
Harvard
Clarkson
RPI
Dartmouth
Bob Bland
Providence
Loyola
Norwich
Hamilton
MIT
Penn
Yale
Brown
New Hampshire
Williams
Jacobs Captures San Diego Open
Tommy Jacobs of Bermuda Dunes California won the $25 000 San Diego Open in a dramatic sudden death playoff with Johnny Pott of Ocean Springs Mississippi. Jacobs fired a final round 65 to finish 277 while Pott shot 69 for 277. Both 26 and ex collegians, Jacobs led late after a steady charge from Pott.
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Bermuda Dunes
Bing Crosby
Jacobs
Denver
Johnny Pott
Ocean Springs
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California
Pott
Louisiana State
Mike Souchak
Bob Goalby
Art Wall Jr
Gary Player
Jay Hebert
Sabers Smother South Burlington In 74-56 Victory
BCHS Sabers overpower South Burlington 74 to 56 as Gi Gi Allard and Peter Lemieux combine for 47 points. Lemieux scores 26, Allard 21, Tit terington headers 27 for SB. Labers lead 21-10 early, then 42-22 at half. Next meet Middlebury at 7 p.m. with no JV game.
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Lawton
Rawlin
Broulette Childs
Willis Pahl Laing
Benhi and West Rutland Playoff Push Tonight
Benhi Catamounts and West Rutland Golden Horde meet in the Benhi gym with 7-4 and 2-3 records respectively. The outcome affects SVL tournament qualification as eight league games remain. JV starts at 6 p.m. followed by varsity at 7 30 p.m.
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Benhi
West Rutland
Golden Horde
West Tops East in Wild 1962 Pro Bowl Thriller
The West beat the East 31-30 at the Los Angeles Coliseum in a wild Pro Bowl. Johnny Unitas connected with Jon Arnett for the winning TD with 15 seconds left, after Jim Brown’s late fumble and a blocked conversion. Unitas threw for 162 yards as Ditka and Moore caught key passes.
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Cleveland
Chicago
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Colt
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Moore
New York
Andy Robustelli
Jim Martin
Detroit
Martin
Green Bay
Henry Jordan
Night Train
Lane
Jordan
Y. A. Tittle
Balfanz Tops U S Ski Jumping Team After 317 Foot Leap
John Balfanz, 21, of Minneapolis, set a North American ski jumping record at 317 feet to lead the United States four man team bound for Zakopane Poland for the world meet February 18 25. Teammates include Robert Keck Steve Reischl and Jim Brennan.
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Zakopane
Robert Keck
Oconomowoc
Steve Reischl
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Jim Brennan
Edmonds
Wash
Ballanz
Austen Samuelstuen
Greeley, Colo
Brennan
Pine Mountain
Iron Mountain
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Hockey Scores From Weekend Matchups
Montreal defeated Boston 5 to 3 and Toronto beat Detroit 4 to 3 in Saturday action. Chicago edged New York 4 to 2. Sunday Montreal won 4 to 1 over Boston and Detroit lost 2 to 1 to New York while Toronto fell 2 to 2 with Chicago in a tie. No games scheduled on Monday or Tuesday.
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Buckeye Handily Defeats Wolverines in Big Nonconference Tilt
Ohio State beat Michigan 89 to 64 behind strong shooting and balanced scoring. Southern California topped Washington 78 to 64. Kansas State won 50 to 44 against Oklahoma State. Xavier beat Villanova 87 to 66. Vanderbilt defeated Mississippi State 100 to 73. Duquesne routed Carnegie Tech 73 to 36. Bowling Green beat Miami Ohio 85 to 73. Duke defeated Maryland 84 to 68.
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Merrill Brothers Win Ski Jump Titles at Brattleboro
Brattleboro Outing Club hosts the sixth annual Junior Ski Jumping School meet where 37 competitors aged 12 to 17 watch Eric Merrill claim Class 1 honors and David Merrill take Class 2.
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Brattleboro Outing Club
Eric Merrill
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