Sabers Stifle Springfield in 53 31 Victory
Bennington Catholic Sabers overpower Springfield Cosmos 53 to 31 in Southern Vermont League action. Richie Wyman held in check as Stan Krawczyk ties top scorer with 16 points in his first start of the season. Pat Murray tops Cosmos with 14. Bennington improves to 10 wins, 1 loss.
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Austria Girl Wins Downhill In Ladies Ski Race
Austria's Christ Haas rallied from a earlier crash to win the downhill at Grindelwald, part of the International Ladies ski races, clocking 2:07.90 to upset France led by Olympic champion Martelle Goitschell who won the Alpine combined. Americans Lee Hall led the U.S. entrants with 20th place.
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Lombardi Collier Ready East West Pro Bowl Clash
Rival coaches Vince Lombardi and Blanton Collier completed final preparations for the 16th annual Pro Bowl game at the Coliseum. East and West all star squads sharpened drills in warm weather as players nursed bruises and injuries.
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Sabers Cap West Rutland Tilt In Pro Bowl Preview
Tuesday clash pits Bennington Sabers against West Rutland with Jayvee and varsity times unchanged. Pro Bowl context features many Browns and Bears players, with windup hoping for aerial strategy as 60,000-plus forecast crowd attends the 1 p.m. kickoff.
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Golden Gloves Opens in Burlington Tonight
The Vermont Northeastern New York and Quebec Golden Gloves begin at Memorial Auditorium with about 50 boxers weighing in at 3 p.m. A 12-event card starts at 8:10 p.m. Quebec’s Roger Larribe brings eight boxers from Montreal and Ron Bezio of Ticonderoga appears. Burlington High School band will entertain and colors will be presented to boost the opening night. Tournament Director Ken Squier notes regional charity funds boost interest and results will be shown next year as the tour continues. Tickets are selling well for the first eliminations.
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Second Half Shooting Woes Sink Bulldog Loss 64-48
PROCTOR The Burr and Burton Bulldogs fell behind Proctor in the Marble Valley League clash Friday night, 64-48. Proctor star John Greene led with 28 points, while Bill Fritts and Tim Bryant sparked a second quarter comeback but the Bulldogs could not sustain offense in the second half. Ed Smith was sidelined with a sprained ankle.
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Wilmington Tops Eagles In Double Overtime 64-60
Arlington Eagles drop second Molly Stark League game in a double overtime marathon as Wilmington Warriors secure a 64-60 win. Eagles held slim lead late but faltered in the extra periods.
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Houston Coach Ultimatum: Either Blanda Goes or I Do
Houston Oilers coach Hugh Taylor demands George Blanda be traded or bought out, threatening to resign. He cites Blanda’s self centered attitude and argues two young QBs Jacky Lee and Don Trull offer better future. Blanda, in Jacksonville, says no trade without consent per his contract.
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Yanks Acquire Lou Clinton in Straight Deal
The New York Yankees obtained outfielder Lou Clinton from the Cleveland Indians in exchange for catcher Howard Doc Edwards. Clinton, 28, a right handed hitter, tailed a .233 average in 102 games last season with the Angels, A’s and Indians, and is noted for a seven straight-hit stretch in Boston in 1962. Edwards, also 28, returns to Cleveland from Toledo after a season split between the Yankees, A’s, and fielding duties in the International League.
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Governors Rule Leland & Gray lift Molly Stark win 78 63
North Bennington Governors defeated Leland and Gray Seminary 78 to 63 for their third Molly Stark League win. Pete Stoothoff led with 24 points, Steve Fritz 17, Ed Baldwin 15 despite an ankle injury, while Kip Nystrom added 13 for the Rebels had 24 by Steve Gleason and 13 by Nystrom. Governors also won the jayvee 47-32 behind Don Gabrus 16 and John Briggs 15.
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Williams College Parking Rules At Gym Entrance
Williams College spectators are urged to follow no parking signs between Hopkins Hall and Thompson Memorial Chapel with special caution at the road mouth when entering from Main Street. Park on the west side and north of the sidewalk. no parking on the east side near the Chapel to keep access clear for emergency vehicles.
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Dartmouth Official Blasts NCAA Rules Clash With Ivy League
Dartmouth Athletic Director Robert A Rolfe voices opposition to NCAA rule changes on admissions financial aid and academic standards, arguing Ivy League autonomy. He notes Ivy League teams may miss NCAA championships if mandates stand, but emphasizes Dartmouth remains committed to current policy and not dropping from NCAA participation.
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College Hoop Results From Early Nests Rounds
Penn defeats Harvard 86 to 65 while Norwich tops Middlebury 88 to 70. Salem St. College loses 125 to Castleton St in Vermont. Princeton beats Dartmouth 74 to 52 in a separate contest.
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Chandler resigns CFL post over minor league clash
A. B. Happy Chandler, former baseball commissioner, resigns as CFL chief after a six figure contract dispute tied to optioned players from MLB and the majors. He will stay until February 28 as the league studies policy disagreement. He warned optioned players harm minor leagues and feared the same for CFL.
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