Patriots Host Yellowjackets in Key Contest at Windsor
Mt Anthony Patriots lead Western Division with 3-0 SL standings as they face Rutland in a league game while Windsor Yellowjackets top Eastern Division. Other SWL games include Springfield at Fair Haven Otter Valley at Bellows Falls and West Rutland vs Brattleboro. Marble Valley action has Burr and Burton, Woodstock undefeated, and Chester, Arlington, Wallingford yet to win.
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Fair Haven
West Rutland
Springfield
Slaters
Joe Moore
Colonels
Brattleboro
Proctor
Poultney
Woodstock
Burr
Burton
Ludlow
Chester
Wallingford
Mt. Anthon
Hartford
Burr & Burton
Woodstock Wasps
Pet
Ex-Bosox Skipper Draws Prison Term
Mike Higgins former Boston Red Sox manager and executive vice president was sentenced to four years at hard labor in Louisiana State Prison for negligent homicide in a February 28 1968 Interstate 20 crash that killed George Killen and injured three other highway crew members. Higgins 59 lives in Dallas and had a long career as a major league player and manager.
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UPI
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Pinky’’ Higgins
Boston Red Sox
Louisiana State
Ruston District Court
Interstate 20
Here
Louisiana Department of Highways
George Killen
Simsboro, la
Higgins
Houston Astros
Red Sox
Billy Jurges
Jurges
Johnny Pesky
Sox
Tom Yawkey
Dallas
Woodstock Coach Bob Dailey Resigns as Football Mentor
Woodstock Union High School announces Bob Dailey will retire as head football coach after 16 years to take on athletic director duties. Dailey led the Wasps to Marble Valley League and state titles, with Garry Spooner named as his successor. Dailey will continue coaching basketball and baseball. his son Bob Dailey Jr. stars on the current undefeated Woodstock basketball team.
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Bob Dailey
Bennington High School
Arnold College
Woodstock Union High School
Wasps
Patrick Donahue
Dailey
Joseph
Williams College
Pat Huntington
Massachusetts
Garry Spooner
The
Middlebury
Winooski
Mt. Anthony
Greenberg eyed as baseball commissioner candidate
Atlanta Braves president Bill Bartholomay said Hall of Famer Hank Greenberg could be the right man to run baseball. Greenberg declined the post saying he is not available, though he said the game needs the right leader and would be a strong choice if accepted. Allyn supported Greenberg, noting he might be acceptable to players. Greenberg remains a former Tigers star and current investment banker.
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William Eckert
Bill Bartholomay
Atlanta Braves
Greenberg
New York
United States
Bartholomay
Hank
Arthur Alyn
Chicago White Sox
Allyn
Cleveland Indians
White Sox
Bill
Broadway Joe Namath's Super Bowl windfall tops $17 million
New York Jets QB Joe Namath earned an estimated 7 million from the Super Bowl alone, with actuaries projecting broader gains of 3 to 5 million in endorsements and TV value. NBC and CBS faces rising ad prices, and Namath’s impact could lift AFL TV rights and player salaries nationwide.
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Namath
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AFL
NBC
CBS
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Joe Namatha
The
Bennington Classic League leads shift as Monument Motors overtakes
Monument Motors moves into first place in the Bennington Classic League surpassing Frank's Restaurant while Bennington Lanes sits a half point behind Hoosick Falls in third. Gene Farrar maintains a strong high average with Jim DeVito close behind in the running for second as winners vie for a finals prize of about 143 dollars for a six strikes in a row.
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Tom Hyland Jr
Walt Clark
Steve Lebarron
Lebarron
Steve
Don Grabrus
King Hyland
North Adams
Hoosick Falls
Manchester
Buckley
All Stars
Bar-B-Que
Wood Flong
Bob Melliman
Jim Frazier
Charlie Frazier
St. Stanislaw Club
Sharkey’s
Smitty’s
Gulf
Walt Eddy
Jim Mulligan
St. Stanislaw
Delarey Sales
Taconic Trail Inn
Ray
Walt Bronenstuhl
Gus Offerman
Burt Potter
Bob Townsend
Super Duper
L. Darling
R. Jones
B. Main
T. Harrington
Surdams
Carolyn
Mr. Surdam
Howie Therrien
Howie
Carl
Jen Jones
Phyllis Honiker
Clive Macauley
Cele Cottrell
Kay Toomey
Mabel Mitchell
Alice Howard
Doris B
Doris F
Mt. Anthony Jr Sr
Quaker Quintet Stalls Wildcats For Upset Victory
Penn coach Dick Harter used a stall to beat 10th ranked Villanova 32-30 on Steve Bilsky’s late jumper. Five Quakers held the ball for much of the final nine minutes after trailing at halftime, while Temple, Davidson, Notre Dame, Duquesne, Auburn, and Dayton posted other Wednesday results.
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University of Pennsylvania
Villanova
Harter
Steve Bilsky
LaSalle
North Carolina
Temple
Pittsburgh
Davidson
Wake Forest
Notre Dame
Detroit
Duquesne
St. Francis
Auburn
Alabama
Dayton
Louisville
Penn
Quakers
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Jeep’ Universal
Leo’s Motors
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Manchester Ctr
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