Patriots Beat Windsor 60-52 to Retain Clean 1969-70 Cage Slate
Mt Anthony tops Windsor 60-52 before 900 at Kates Memorial gym to stay tied with MSJ atop the Southern Vermont League standings at 3-0. Randy Mook and Tony Wright fueled the win with key baskets as Windsor battled back but foul trouble hampered the visitors. The Patriots set a Mt Anthony record with eight straight wins and head to Rutland Wednesday to face MSJ. Junior Varsity fell 53-51 to Windsor.
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Patriots
Jeff White
Randy Mook
Pats
Matt Harrington
Windsor
Mook
Tony Wright
Wright
Ed Wishinski
Brooks
LeBarron
Fran Tarkenton
Homer Jones
Bob Stacey
Rutland
Frank Bizzarro
MSJ
Dave Cronins
Guy Luczynski
Kerry Ryan
Donoghue
Pete Fairley
Bennington
Burns the Strip at Riverside in Motor Trend 500 Qualifying
Parnelli Jones posted 112.337 mph for a 2.6 mile Riverside course on day one of qualifying for the $100,000 Motor Trend 500. Dan Gurney had set 111.087 mph in the Plymouth Super Bird earlier, but Jones then circled the eight-turn track a full second faster, driving a 1970 Torino Ford.
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UPID
Parnelli Jones
Riverside International Raceway
Jones
Dan Gurney
Gurney
Hoop Scores From Vermont High School Leagues
A roundup of boy and college hoops results across the Southern Vermont League Marble Valley League and other regions. Notable tallies include Stowe over Swanton 76 48 and Marian beating Bradford 73 58 with several teams posting upper forties to mid eighties scores.
Arlington Eagles Secure 63 51 Victory Over Burr Burton
Arlington Eagles topple Burr & Burton 63 51 at home to boost Marble Valley League record to 6 4 while Manchester slips to 4 5. Steve Coulman led with 16 points and 10 rebounds, John Haugsrud added 12, Carl Sheldon 15 and 11 boards, with Downey 16 and Campbell 13 contributing. Eagles dominated late, outrebounding and outshooting from the line, four players in double figures. West Rutland beat Fair Haven 69 63 and Poultney edged Otter Valley 55 46 in other league action.
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Windsor
MSJ
Bellows Falls
Rutland
Springfield
Brattleboro
Hartford
Arlington
Burr and Burton
West Rutland
Fair Haven
Woodstock
Chester
Wallingford
Ludlow
Poultney
Otter Valley
Champlain Valley
Essex
St. Johnsbury
Vergennes
Stowe
Swanton
Sacred Heart
Mt. Mansfield
Williamstown
Chelsea
Winfield
South Royalton
Randolph
Hardwick
Concord
Arlington Eagles
Burr & Burton Seminary
Manchester
Steve Coulman
Eagles
Tim Williams
Bulldogs
Coulman
John Haugsrud
Carl Sheldon
Bill Downey
Ed Campbell
Downey
Campbell
Rich Mears
Eagle
Williams
Val
West Rutland Golden Horde
Boxscore Arlington
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Haugsrud
Mears
Budro
Burr & Burton
Hill Roberts LaSalle Campbell
Benson
Governors Decide To Take a Duffy
Governors of Massachusetts New Hampshire and Rhode Island ordered their racing commissions to meet with track operators to resolve conflicting horse race schedules. The plan targets 165 days of racing from April 4 to October 17 at Suffolk Downs and Rockingham Park, potentially clashing with Lincoln Downs and Narragansett Park.
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New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Massachusetts Racing Commission
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Rockingham Park
Salem
N.H
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Lincoln
R.I
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Pawtucket
Suffolk
Narragansett Open
Rockingham
Francis W. Sargent
Walter Peterson
Frank Licht
Johnny Murphy remembered as quiet Yankees relief ace
Johnny Murphy died at 61 from a second heart attack. He pitched for the Yankees from 1933 to 1943, later worked with the Red Sox and Mets. Loved for thoughtfulness and steady leadership, he was named Mets Executive of the Year for his work last season.
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Gehrig
Joe DiMaggio
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Ed Froelich
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Joe Page
Firpo Marberry
Clint Brown
Ellis Kinder
Minnesota Vikings
Kansas City Chiefs
Baltimore
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al Hirt
NFL
Doc Severnson
AFL
Hirt
Vikings
Johnny Carson
New York Jets
Baltimore Colts
Goliath
Bob McNanid4ra
WRGB
Reds Trade Fisher for Loomer and Harrelson
Cincinnati Reds trade pitcher Jack Fisher to the California Angels for shortstop Don Loomer and right-hander Bill Harrelson. Fisher, an 11 year major league veteran, posted a 4-4 record with a 5.50 ERA for the Reds last season.
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UPI
Cincinnati Reds
Jack Fisher
California Angels
Don Loomer
Bill Harrelson
Fisher
Reds
Patriots hover near top of SWL as Frederickson's squad rolls
The Bennington Patriots, coached by Dave Frederickson, surged to a 7-0 start in the Southern Vermont League, led by Tony Wright 14.2 points per game and Randy Mook, with key wins over Hoosick Falls and Rutland. Frederickson, SVL coach of the year, has built a strong program with a 22-8 overall record over two seasons and a 14-2 league mark. The team faces Windsor and Bellows Falls amid a season that should push them toward the playoffs.
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Patriots
Burlington
Dave Cronin
Dennis Brooks
Keith LeBarron
John Hart
Pete Fairley
Bob Thompson
Hoosick Falls Hoosiers
Hoosiers
Hoosick Falls
Pittsfield High School
Rutland
Raiders
Tony Wright
Randy Mook
Wright
Mook
St. Mary’s
Glens Falls
Gene Luczynski
Windsor Yellowjackets
Frederickson
Westfield
Mass
Bennington
Springfield College
Arlington Memorial High School
Molly Stark
SVL
Bellows
Windsor
Headmasters’ Association
Pro Grid State Finally Solved Pro Grid State Finally Solved
GREEN BAY WIS. UPI Head coach and general manager Phil Bengtson expressed happiness over a new NFL form that preserves the Central Division with Green Bay for now. The Minnesota Vikings, champions, remain a hurdle in the re alignment dispute, yet Bengtson expects them to grow and notes cold weather won t deter teams in later schedule games.
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UPI
Phil Bengston
Green Bay Packers
Minnesota Vikings
Pete Rozelle
Packers
Vikings
Detroit Lions
Chicago Bears
Bengston
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