Yellowjacket Invasion of Bennington Tonight Key Cage Contest
Mt Anthony Patriots host Windsor in a pivotal 1968-69 Southern Vermont League battle as both teams chase the Eastern Division lead. Windsor has a 3-0 league mark and the Yellowjackets boast a 79 ppg offense while Mt Anthony counters with 65 ppg and 56.2 defense. The game shapes a potential playdown path for Mt Anthony with key lineups noted and local rivals Burr & Burton and Arlington also in action.
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Roy Houghton
Dan Mead
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Bob Stacey
Burr & Burton Bulldogs
Woodstock Wasps
Woodstock
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Poultney
Proctor
MVL
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Arlington
Eagles
Wallingford
Foxes
Brat's Back in School As Varsity Diamond Coach
Eddie Stanky, at 50, becomes baseball coach at the University of South Alabama near Mobile. He insists money played no part, chooses college to stay close to family, and aims to guide players toward organized baseball while keeping doors open to potential pro opportunities. Stanky notes his love for the game and his good rapport with youths.
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Bowling Bennington Classk League Standouts and Scores
High Singles include Liggett 235 Far arr 213 Barger 210 Jeskie 210. High Triples show Cummings 795 Smith 766 Barber 759. Farrar leads singles 246 with Rabi deau 235 Briggs 233. Gardner 592 Farrar 589 Hicks 573 note top performers across events.
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Gardner
H. Hicks
Murphy 47 Points Sets Arena Record in Columbia Loss
Calvin Murphy scored 47 points and hit 21 free throws, setting Columbia Gym records, but Niagara fell 107-84 to Columbia. Murphy lamented preferring a win to scoring, while Columbia got 29 from Jim McMillian, 26 from Roger Walaszek, and 20 from Heywood Dotson as Santa Clara and Utah games also tipped Thursday night.
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Miami
Florida
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Ralph Ogden
Dennis Awtrey
Broncos
New
Hawks Narrow Gap With Lakers In Western Race
Atlanta Hawks rebound to beat Phoenix 112-107 as Zelmo Beaty hits 10 points in final six minutes. Beaty 28 and 18 rebounds, Hudson 18 for Hawks in Columbia S C while Gary Gregor 26 leads Suns. Cincinnati tops San Diego 120-109. Robinson 27 and Lucas 27 pace Cincinnati. Hayes 38 for San Diego in loss.
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L.A
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Seattle
Jockette Rubin Scratched Again at Tropical Park
Barbara Jo Rubin, 19, seeks to become the first female jockey on the American circuit. After the third race failed to draw male riders, she was scratched from the fourth, plans to push for all women races and hopes to spur girls to ride against men.
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UPI
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Florida Racing Commission
Miami Beach
Tropical Park
Bryan Webb
Hileah Racetrack
Barbara
Lunn Leads Kaiser Open After First Round Lead
Bobby Lunn carded seven birdies with no bogeys to shoot 65 at Silverado North, leading the Kaiser International Open by one stroke over Jacky Cupit as the field navigates two courses amid icy greens. Cupit matched 66 on the North Course, noting the South Course will be tougher.
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Calif
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Lunn
Silverado Country Club
Jacky Cupit
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Silverado
Miller Barber
Dave Hill
Lee Trevino
Arnold
Celtics Aim To Finish On Top In Tight East Race
Boston’s Bill Russell predicts another championship finish as the Celtics face the San Francisco Warriors at the Garden after the All Star break. Boston optimism centers on a full squad return including Barnes Nelson Jones Howell while Baltimore’s Bullets challenge for the lead.
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Red Auerbach
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Don Nelson
Sam Jones
Bailey Howell
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Warriors
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