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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1966
Page
8
BCHS defeats Springfield 53 to 31 MSJ tops Hartford 90 to 82 Rutland beats Bellows Falls 56 to 51 West Rutland over Windsor 83 to 66 Brattleboro edges OV 76 to 52
Proctor defeated BBS 64 to 48 while Ludlow beat Fair Haven 74 to 44 Poultney won over Woodstock 80 to 62 Chester edged St. Mike's 59 to 39.
NBHS Molly Stark won 78 to 63 against L G with standout players from Molly Stark. Wilmington posted 64, Arlington 60, Whitingham 56, and Austine 54 in a tight multi-school girls basketball scoring line.
Hanover N H Six Vermont scholastic football coaches were named by Emil Bunny George to serve as selectors for the Vermont team in the 13th Maple Sugar Bowl to be played Saturday August 27 in Hanover George Windsor High grid coach was named head coach last week The South picks Andy Natowich Brattleboro Joe Teta Rutland Bob Dailey Woodstock Northern coaches are Joe Maiola Barre Bill Landers Rice and Al Reilly Lyndon The coaches will select players from a list of high school stars recommended by their own coaches
In Los Angeles the Eastern Conference, led by the East All Stars, salvaged some pride as the most one sided Pro Bowl victory in league history underscored their resilience after a lopsided result.
U S Olympian Billy Kidd of Colorado University and Stowe Vermont lost the Lauberhorn Slalom after a last second crash on a pole cost him victory potential. Guy Perillat of France defended his slalom title, with Karl Schranz of Austria winning the overall Lauberhorn trophy. Kidd finished 18th in the slalom and ninth overall, while Jimmy Huega and Dennis McCoy also posted notable runs for the United States.
Joe Pepitone confirms engagement to Diane Sandre and vows a serious year with the Yankees. The 25 year old first baseman discusses past troubles, a divorce, and a renewed commitment to baseball, saying his wedding on February 26 marks a fresh start and potential MVP season.
Billy Casper, a hometown hero from San Diego, finally wins the San Diego Open. He shoots 64 in the final round to finish 268 14 under, four strokes ahead of Tom Aaron and Don January, earning $5,800 in the 72-hole event. The Stardust Country Club layout played easy for the winner.
New York ibid Cassius Clay says he may skip Ernie Terrell next title defense as the contender seeks most of the purse. Clay hints at a press conference release and mentions possible opponents Doug Jones Brian London or George Chuvalo while the boxing world weighs rules and federal legislation.
Boston Bruins slump continues as Montreal Canadiens defeat them 3 1 at Garden ending a weekend with a loss and dropping Boston eight points behind the league leaders. Eddie Johnston and Bernie Parent faced heavy shooting while Pit Martin briefly led the Bruins before goals from Richarde and Beliveau sealed the win.
Moscow Spartak edged the touring Sherbrooke Beavers 6-5 Sunday in an ice hockey match. It marked the Beavers third straight loss on the tour, though the visitors showed their best effort of the trip.
The Monte Carlo rally continued with 170 survivors from 197 starters amid bitter cold as icy roads and 890 mile round trip threatened. Two Spanish drivers, Jose-Luis Pampyn and Rafael Taravilla, died in a crash. several teams were eliminated for faults while a few finished, including Lisbon finishers Carlo Fagiolo and Ricardo Ricca in a Lancia. The first women’s team to finish was Lucette Pointet and Francoise Houillon in Citroen No. 32.
John Jay presents Silver Skies at Chapin Hall Williamstown Tuesday Jan 18 8 p.m. Pine Cobble PTA funds scholarship. Film spans 25 years of skiing from Japan to New Zealand with historic footage and a new second part featuring 1965 Vail races Alta and Arapahoe. Proceeds support Pine Cobble and tickets sold in Williams Town North Adams and at door.
Joe Namath the AFL Rookie of the Year led the All-Stars to a 30-19 win over the Bills after coming off the bench. He threw two touchdown passes to Lance Alworth and completed six of 10 passes for 89 yards. The Houston Oilers also announced trades for Ernie Ladd and Earl Faison during the game.
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