Patriots Host Fair Haven Slaters In SWL Clash
Mt Anthony Patriots, 4-1 in SWL, host 0-6 Fair Haven Slaters in a key Western Division matchup following a 66-61 loss to Lee. Bennington County rivals Burr and Burton at Ludlow, Arlington Eagles to meet Chester Sentinels as other local games unfold.
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Rupp Nears Record as Kentucky Routs Georgia
Adolph Rupp neared the all time college basketball wins mark after Kentucky defeated Georgia 104-73 in Lexington. Sophomore Mike Casey led with 28 points as Kentucky improved to 10-2 overall, 4-1 in the SEC. Georgia’s Bob Lienhard scored 29 in the loss.
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Bruins Lead College Hoops Bid To Crown Nation
UCLA remains the top ranked team with a perfect 12-0 mark and 350 points, facing Houston at the Astrodome in a game many expect to decide the national championship. Houston trails with 314 points while North Carolina, Tennessee, and Utah follow in the top five as college basketball’s weekly ratings reflect Jan. 13 results.
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Hawks and 76ers Win YMCA League Contests
In Bennington YMCA High School Basketball League action the 76ers edged the Celtics 56 to 54 in regulation as Russell 18 Croft 15 Burgess 12 and LeRay 11 fueled the winners. Ottaviano led the Celtics with 15. Hawks beat the Pistons 76-69 with Galipeau scoring 32 and Christie 25 as Hawks outscored 33-30 and 10-9 at the line.
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St Francis Defeats Sacred Heart In Youth Basketball Series
Scores Sweep The St Francis de Sales squads dominated Sacred Heart across three games. Fifth and sixth grade teams won 39 0, seventh grade won 34 12, and eighth grade posted 47 20 for a decisive set of victories.
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No Fat Packers Secret Behind Green Bay Success
The article argues the Packers’ success rests on conditioning and strict discipline under Vince Lombardi. It notes players stay lean, the famed grass drill is grueling, Lombardi personally runs it, and the team follows orders to adherence, while contrasting with other teams seen as out of shape.
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Bennington ski programs grow with Junior Race at Prospect Mountain
The Bennington Junior Chamber of Commerce announces a junior race at Prospect Mountain Ski Area on Feb 4 for boys and girls ages 8 to 13. Peter R. Donavan III chairs the event with Prospect Mountain Ski Club aiding. Winners earn spots in state JC races later in the season. Also note a Jan 24 Prospect Mountain Ski Club meeting at Second Congregational Church 7:30 PM.
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Jaycees Schedule Junior Ski Meet at Prospect Mountain
Mount Anthony Jaycees announce a junior ski meet at Prospect Mountain Ski Area on Sunday February 4 with giant slalom at 10 am and slalom at 1 pm for ages 8 to 10 and 11 to 13. Helmets required for giant slalom, loaners available. Applications due January 31 to Peter Donavan III in Bennington VT.
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Cubs Sign Spangler Arcia and Bruksch for 1968
Chicago Cubs announce three more signings to reach eight players in the 1968 fold. Outfielder Al Spangler and rookie infielders Jose Arcia and Ed Bruksch were signed, expanding the roster for the season.
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