Sabers Defeat Middlebury 62 31 In Center Rumble
Bennington Catholic High School’s Sabers overcame a slow first quarter to rout Middlebury 62 to 31. Lemieux and Galipeau led the charge with late scoring bursts and steady free throws, while Middlebury’s McMeekin fouled out early as BCHS pulled away in the second half.
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Sabers
Middlebury
Pete Lemieux
Galipeau
Lemieux
McMeekin
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BCHL
Frank Bizzarro
Joe Deery
Assis Galipeau
Middlebury Union High School
Peter Lemieux
Starling
Davis
Rheaume
ECHL
Snyder
Hayes
Holbrook
Sunderland
Allard
Bushee
King
Pettit Captures MVP as West Tops East 150 130
Bob Pettit of the St. Louis Hawks won MVP with 27 rebounds as the West defeated the East 150 to 130 in the NBA All-Star Game in St. Louis. Oscar Robertson added 26 points, Elgin Baylor 32, and Wilt Chamberlain 42 for the East. Baylor and Robertson led the West scoring and playmaking in a high scoring showcase.
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ST. Louis
Oscar Robertson
Elgin Baylor
Jerry West
Fred Schaus
Los Angeles
East Stags
Bob Pettit
St. Louis Hawks
Wilt Chamberlain
Robertson
Reget
Oscar
Schaus
Pettit
Chamberlain
Bill Bill Russell
Boston
Baylor
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Red Auerbach
Bennington High Girls Earn Third Win With Comeback
The Bennington High School girls basketball team won their third of the season after trailing Arlington late. Carolyn Comstock delivered a pivotal score as Bennington shook off a 24-23 deficit and held on for a 25-24 victory. The junior varsity also beat Arlington 24-9. Bennington Catholic High awaits next.
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Benhi
Burr and Burton
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Catamount
Burr
Burton
Manea
Bennington Catholic High School
Bendi
Arlington
Jvs
Bennington High School
Carolyn Comstock
Comstock
BCHS
Holy Cross Tops New England Basketball Poll
Holy Cross named No 1 in New England by Boston writers with Providence runner up. Harvard Northeastern and Connecticut follow. Jackie Foley leads scoring with 29.7, Jim Hooley 23.9, Larry McNulty 23.4, and Steve Spahn 21.9.
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Holy Cross
New England
Providence
Harvard
Northeastern
Connecticut
Jackie Foley
The
Crusaders
Jim Hooley
Boston College
Larry McNulty
Boston University
Dartmouth
Steve Spahn
Three Foreign Stars Enter Sea Island Women's Open
Sea Island Georgia hosts the Sea Island Women's Open with three foreign entrants Claudine Cros Bridgette Varanget from Paris and Monterrey Mexico's Maria Martinez. They join Americans including defending champion Louise Suggs Mickey Wright Betsy Rawls Mary Lena Faulk Ruth Jessen in a 54 hole event alongside 20 pros and 80 amateurs.
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Paris
Claudine Cros
Bridgette Varanget
Monterrey
Mexico
Maria Martinez
Louise Suggs
Mickey Wright
Betsy Rawls
Mary Lena Faulk
Ruth Jessen
Weekend High School Basketball Scores Narrow in SVL
Rutland 69 St. Josephs 32. Windsor 54 Brattleboro 43. MVL Ludlow 6 Poultney 60. Burr and Burton 50 Wallingford. BCHS 62 Middlebury 31. Otter Valley 51 Fair Haven 49. Twinfield 54 Whitcomb 37. Bristol 56 Vergennes 37. North Bennington 45 Wilmington. Spaulding 70 Rice 49. Essex 66 Winooski 43. St Michael 61 SJ Trade 38. Northfield 53 Peoples Academy. Bradford 60 Waterbury 39. Hardwick 53 Randolph 49. Milton 77 Stowe 47. Swanton 63 Albury 42. Cabot 83 Peacham 54. Waitsfield 59 Chelsea 57. Hinesburg 85 Jericho 46. Shelburne 96 Beeman Academy Weeks 49 Richmond 43.
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Spaulding
Rice
Essex
Winooski
St. Michael’s
SJ Trade
Northfield
Peoples Academy
Bradford
Waterbury
Hardwick
Randolph
Milton
Stowe
Swanton
Albury
Cabot
Peacham
Waitsfield
Chelsea
Hinesburg
Jericho
Shelburne
Beeman Academy
Bantamweights Fight Results From Various Cities
In Houston Alonzo Johnson outpointed Ted Herring over ten rounds. In Santa Rosa Jimmy Mackey stopped Chico Santos in nine. In Revere Willie Stevenson outpointed D Ellis in eight. In Santa Cruz Jimmy George stopped Bobby Herron in ten. In San Antonio Humberto Barrera outpointed Nacho Escalante over ten rounds. Bantamweights.
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Tex
Alonzo Johnson
Rankin
Ted Herring
Santa Rosa
Calif
Jimmy Mackey
Miami
Chico Santos
Oakland
Revere
Mass
Willie
Pineapple
Bobby
Kid) Herron
Richmond
San Antonio
Humberto
Lefty) Barrera
Robstown
Nacho Escalante
Mexico City
Hockey Results Conference Schedule Noted
No games scheduled Tuesday. Montreal at Chicago and New York at Toronto are listed with Detroit at Boston as another matchup noted in the schedule.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Boston
New York
Los Angeles
Montreal
Chicago
Toronto
Final Minutes Give Victory To Governors
Wilmington edged North Bennington 45 to 44 as Wilmington led at halftime and through three quarters. With under four minutes left North Bennington pressed and outscored 14 to 4, while Wilmington guard D. Fanfan scored eight points in the final period and Wilmington avoided fouls in the second half.
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Wilmington
North Bennington
D. Fanfan
Pirates Bar Team From Show Biz
Pittsburgh Pirates management ruled that players may not host radio or television shows this season. The decision underscores a policy separating baseball duties from entertainment projects.
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Show Biz
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Keyser and Davis to Speak at Stamford Fish Dinner
Gov. F Ray Keyser Jr and George W Davis director of the Vermont Fish and Game Department are set as guest speakers at the Stamford Fish and Game Club dinner in Readsboro The event at North Adams club president Fratis Pee will chair the meeting with Robert Garner as master of ceremonies Red Crosier owner of the lodge hosts the evening The dinner is reportedly sold out with no seats left.
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F. Ray Keyser Jr
George W. Davis
Vermont Fish and Game Department
Stamford
Ea Fratis Pee
North Adams
Robert Garner
Red” Crosier
Burr and Burton Upsets Wallingford in Marble Valley clash
Burr and Burton defeated league leader Wallingford 50 to 37 as Dick Smith scored 18 and David Hosley added 26 points. Hosley hit 12 of 15 foul shots while Burr and Burton held Wallingford to a poor shooting night. The upset drops Wallingford from first place with Ludlow also winning.
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Burr
Burton
Wallingford
Foxes
Bulldogs
Dick Smith
Smith
David Hosley
Hosley
Danny Quelette
Burr and Burton
Ludlow
Poultney
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MVS
Cliff Weymouth
D. Hosley
Zambolis
Gaiotti
Canino Ouelette
T. Hosley
Wallingford Fishere
Arlington Eagles Lose to St. Mary's 66 40 in Hoosick Falls
Arlington Eagles coached by Henry Coley fell to St. Mary's Hoosick Falls 66 40 in Molly Stark League action. Freshman Stan Grover led Arlington with 18 points as the team, with one senior Jeff Hard, battled early layups and free throws missed boosting St. Mary's lead. Coach Coley praised the effort despite the setback.
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Eager Eagles
St. Mary’s
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Arlington Eagles
Henry Coley
Molly Stark
Eagles
Jeff Hard
Arlington
Stan Grover
Coley
Bearcats and Falcons Rule Top College Week
Cincinnati, ranked third, defeated Davion 80-61 as Paul Hogue scored 21 and Chmielewski 17. Bowling Green, 5-0 MAC, crushed Kent State 68-56 with 16 of 28 second half field goals. Syracuse fell to Cornell 86-78, while Notre Dame upset DePaul 88-80.
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Dayton
Bowling Green
Kent
Notre Dame
DePaul
Western Mich
Detroit
Davion
Falcons
Kent State
Cincy
Paul Hogue
Bearcats
Chmielewski
Syracuse
Cornell
Gerry Szachara
Soph Carl Wernick
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