BCHS Down Windsor Jackets 69-47 for 11th SVL win
Bennington Catholic High Sabers beat Windsor Yellowjackets 69-47 to improve to 11-2 in the Southern Vermont League. Pete Lemieux scored 19 with 15 free throws, despite a cold shooting night, as BCHS pulled away in the second half. JV team also won 47-33.
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Spotts Leads PPA 1963 Money List With $10,431.25
John Spotts of Indianapolis topped the Professional Putters Association 1963 money standings with earnings totaling 10 thousand four hundred thirty one dollars and twenty five cents. He led the tour in prize money, reflecting consistent high finishes across events.
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UPI
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NCAA Votes Return To One Platoon Football
NCAA rules committee spurned a full return to one platoon football and debated substitution rules. They favored retaining two wild cards with unlimited substitutions only when the ball changes hands, while rejecting extra measures like trailing team kick options and sideline signaling rules. The discussion also touched limits on fourth down substitutions and timing rules.
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Cambridge Central crushed by Schaghticoke 79 to 24 on home court
Schaghticoke Hoosick Valley Central led Cambridge Central High School 41 to 9 at halftime and 57 to 14 after three quarters in Washington County League play. Thomsen scored 30 for Schaghticoke as Cambridge never challenged the league leaders. Junior varsity also won 68 to 59.
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Bell
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Hoosick
Eagles Stay on Top as Austine Falls in Arlington
The Arlington Eagles remain first in the Molly Stark League after a 68-36 win over Austine School of Brattleboro. Four Austine players were out sick, including top scorer Don Locke, as AMHS extended its four game league unbeaten streak. Tom O Neill led with 15 points, Stan Grover added 13, and a full court press plus man to man defense limited Austine to nine points in the final two periods. Arlington travels to Townshend next, following a 31-28 preliminary win by Arlington IV.
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Cosmos Top Cats Fall 77 40 to Springfield Cosmos
Springfield Cosmos defeated Bennington High 77 to 40 in Springfield as Sandy Henderson led the scoring with 16 points and contributed on defense. Bruce Lucius and Doug Mahoney controlled the boards while Henderson nabbed steals and blocked shots. Steve Greenslet led Bennington with 13 points.
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Hoosiers Fall Narrowly At Home In Chalked Upset
HOOSICK FALLS NY The Hoosiers dropped a hard fought home game to Schuylerville 49 to 48 in the final seconds. Schuylerville pulled ahead late as the Hoosiers battled throughout the contest.
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Burr and Burton Falls to Proctor 51 48 in Marble Valley
Proctor defeated Burr and Burton 51 to 48 as a tight man to man defense in the third quarter fueled a 16 point period. Burr and Burton led 30 to 23 at halftime, but Proctor’s press pressured the guard to close the gap. Forward Bill West scored 18 for Burr and Burton in the loss. The Bulldogs head to Ludlow and Black River Academy next.
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BCHL season stats show BCHS leads in defense and study shows varied divisional finishes
Vermont Headmasters Association reports Bennington Catholic high in two divisions with first and second placements, fifth in offense and seventh in fouls. Sabers posted 448 points against for 44.8 per game and 150 personal fouls, while BCHS shot 55.51 percent. Springfield incident noted. Pete Lemieux praised as top player in league. Vermont ski and Nordic results cited.
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Sparks lead NBHS past Whitingham 55 to 33 in MLL tilt
North Bennington, coached by Nolan, improved to 2-2 as Thomas Sparks scored 30 points to power a second-half surge. Whitingham led early and dominated boards before Sparks’ speed and eight free throws sealed the 55-33 win, with Collins fouling out late.
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U S Players Open Federation Cup Run in Melbourne
United States players Carole Caldwell Graebner and Billie Jean Moffitt expected to compete in both singles and doubles as they face Italy's Lea Pericola and Francesca Gordigiana in the quarterfinals of the four day Women's Federation Cup Lawn Tennis Tournament in Melbourne Australia.
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