Cincinnati Tops Bradley for 32nd Straight Win
Cincinnati snaps Bradley’s resistance at Peoria 52-46 to extend the Bearcats’ streak to 32. Lavern Tart’s late basket tied the game 44-44, then Tom Thacker, George Wilson and four free throws sealed the comeback as Cincinnati finished 14-0 in MVC play and 40-0 in the league. Arizona State, Wyoming, Georgia, and Syracuse also won.
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Bradley
Peoria
Ill
Bearcats
Braves
Arizona State
New Mexico
Wyoming
Arizona
Georgia
Florida State
Syracuse
Colgate
Robertson
Lavern Tart
Tom Thacker
George Wilson
Bennington Hosts Brattleboro in Tumultuous SVL Night
In the Southern Vermont League Bennington High hosts Brattleboro as the league remains unpredictable with close losses and high scoring. Brattleboro and Bennington mix for a pivotal matchup while Bellows Falls leads West Rutland, and Windsor hosts MSJ with action shaping the tight SVL race.
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Univac
Yogi Berra Becomes Player Coach for 1963 Yankees
Yogi Berra, 38 in May, will serve as playing coach at first base for the New York Yankees in 1963 while remaining a player. Roy Hamey announced the assignment as Berra joins Hank Aaron and Leon Wagner, who also signed contracts that day.
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Katzenjammer
New York Yankees
Lawrence Berra
Roy Hamey
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Hamey
Berra
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Leon Wagner
Los Angeles Angels
Track Champ in Hub Boston
Hayes Jones unbeaten in indoor hurdles has entered the Boston AAU games on January 26, announced Friday in Boston.
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Boston
Hayes Jones
Troika Plan At Center Of Amateur Sports Dispute
In New York Gen Douglas MacArthur opened arbitration talks to end the AAU NCAA clash over control of amateur sports. A troika plan would assign open athletes to the AAU undergraduate athletes to the colleges and armed forces to the service groups, with joint operation toward Olympic level competition. The AAU would still sanction Pan American Games and Olympics.
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AAU
NCAA
United States
Douglas MacArthur
U S Amateur hockey team named for world championships
Coach Harry Cleverly selects 17 players to represent the United States at the world championships in Stockholm Sweden in March. Manager Bob Allen lists goalies defenders forwards and alternates from Massachusetts Minnesota Michigan based colleges and universities. The squad departs New York January 29 and will tour several European nations before returning.
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Boston
Harry Cleverly
United States
Stockholm
Sweden
Bob Allen
Brookline
Mass
Ron Chisholm
Natick
Charles Driscoll
Malden
Bruins Fall to Red Wings in Late Rally Letdown
Boston Bruins lose 5-3 at Detroit after a final period surge by Chicago victory noted earlier. Rookie goalie Ed Johnston made 38 saves as Milt Schmidt smiles despite the defeat and Boston closes in on New York ahead of Saturday at Boston Garden. Charlie Burns netted twice and Johnny Bucyk added goal number 18 as Bucyk pursues a 24 goal season mark.
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Boston Bruins
Ed Johnston
Milt Schmidt
Bruins
New York
Detroit
Red Wings
Chicago
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Boston Garden
Charlie Burns
Johnny Bucyk
Bucyk
Cats Hoosiers Wrestle Today At Hoosick Falls Gym
Bennington High School and Hoosick Falls Central School face off this afternoon at 4 15 in Hoosick Falls gym with all weight classes. Art Gage coaches Bennington and Mike Angelo leads Hoosick Falls as both teams show rapid improvement in their first year of regular competition. The Catamounts next meet Schuylerville on Jan 24 and 29 and plan a return match with Hoosick Falls in early February.
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Bennington High School
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Central School
Art Gage
Bendi
Mike Angelo
Schuylerville
Sabers Seek 11th Win as BCHS Travels to St. Marys
Bennington Catholic High School aims to extend a 10 game winning streak as the BCHS Sabers visit Hoosick Falls to face St. Marys. Key players include Pete Lemieux, Joe Kennedy, George Allard, Craig Galipeau, and Fred Bushee with McGuire leading St. Marys.
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Bennington High School
Wahconah
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St. Mary’s
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Arlington
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LaFlamme
Frank Bizzaro
Pete Lemieux
Joe Kennedy
George Allard
Craig Galipeau
Fred Bushee
Hoosick Falls Faces Greenwich in Crucial Conference Clash
Hoosick Falls Central High meets Greenwich High School in a key Washington County Conference basketball showdown. Hoosick Falls leads the league at 9-0, while Greenwich sits 7-1 behind, with Greenwich boasting a balanced lineup and nine games scoring 71.3 points per game versus Hoosick Falls allowing 39.8. The winner tightens control of the tight race as both teams eye a strong finish with a March 1 rematch looming.
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Hoosick Falls Central High
Washington County
Greenwich High School
Greenwich
Bud Kenyon
Hoosiers
Hoosier
Bounce Back Bulldogs Host Chester Tonight
Burr and Burton Seminary seeks to extend its momentum at home as Chester High School visits. The Bulldogs stand 6-7, having won four of five, with close losses and a mix of scorers led by Dave Hosley and support from Mike Zambalis Terry Hosley Neil Pierson Gerald Wilcox and Hans Gaiotti. The Sentinels feature Bill Westine Paul Benson and Rusty Howe in a first meeting. Chester a mix of recent results.
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Burr and Burton Seminary
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Sentinels
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Poultney
Otter Valley
Proctor
Burr
Burton
Bill Westine
Paul Benson
Rusty Howe
Dave Hosley
Mike Zambalis
Terry Hosley
Neil Pierson
Gerald Wilcox
Hans Gaiotti
Syracuse Beats Colgate In Tight 65 57 Matchup
Syracuse defeats Colgate 65 to 57 in a College Basketball East contest. Wagner tops Penn Military 78 67. Georgia edges Florida State 90 76. Virginia State edges North Carolina A and T 81 64. Cincinnati over Bradley 52 46. South Dakota defeats Augustana 74 67. Arizona State 59 over New Mexico 47. Wyoming 84 defeats Arizona 72 in West region play.
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Penn Military
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Bradley
South Dakota
Augustana
S.D
NHL Scores From Thursday and Weekend Schedule
Montreal defeated Toronto 6 to 4 and Detroit beat Boston 5 to 3 on Thursday. No Friday games announced. Weekend has Detroit at Montreal and Chicago at Toronto with New York at Boston in an afternoon slot.
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Toronto
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
New York
Boxing results from Worcester and Miami shows
In Worcester Johnny Bean 131 from Philadelphia outpointed Rodrique Beaupre 134 of Quebec. In Miami Tetlow 156 of Miami Beach fought Eddie Fobbs 155 of Fort Lauderdale to a draw over eight rounds.
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Mass
Johnny Bean
Philadelphia
Rodrique Beaupre
Quebec
Miami
Fla
Harry Tetlow
Miami Beach
Eddie Fobbs
Fort Lauderdale
Drew
Must See St Michael's Meet North Bennington In Key Molly Stark Clash
The Molly Stark League title race tightens as St Michael's Brattleboro visits North Bennington. Saints hold edge with a 49 42 win earlier. Governors aim to exploit home court and finish strong. John Blake leads St Michael's with double figures in every game. Ted Midurski returns for North Bennington to bolster the lineup.
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Ray Kondrat
Gene Larkin
Jackie Gouger
Terry Parmenter
Blake
American Motors Wins 1963 Car of the Year
The 1963 Motor Trend Car of the Year honors American Motors Corp for design and engineering leadership across its Rambler and Ambassador lines. Williams & Bugbee in Bennington invites a free demonstration at 945 E Main St, phone 442-5320.
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American Motors Corp
Lassic
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Williams & Bugbee
E. Main ST. Bennington
Boros Leads Golf Tourney at Pebble Beach
Julius Boros, former U S Open champion, holds a two stroke edge after opening round at Bing Crosby’s national Pro Am. Arnold Palmer and Gary Player stumbled early while Boros posted seven birdies in final 10 holes at Monterey Peninsula Country Club. Weather clear with a light breeze marks 22nd Bing event.
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Calif
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Big Crosby
Arnold Palmer
South Africa
Gary Player
Mid- Pines
N.C
Boros
Monterey Peninsula Country Club
Cypress Point
Bing
USC Coach John McKay Receives Top Coaching Honors
USC lauds coach John McKay after the 1962 season with multiple awards. The university and Jess Hill highlight MacArthur Bowl AP and UP awards LA Times and other honors naming McKay Coach of the Year by several associations.
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Jess Hill
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Ohio
Helms Athletic Foundation
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McKay
Football Writers Association of America
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Southern California Broadcasters Association
Angels' Haney Sets Realistic 1963 Hope
Los Angeles Angels general manager Fred Haney aims for a first division finish in 1963 after guiding the club to third place. He cautions last year’s surge was not a true test, notes rival misfortunes, cites Boston and Kansas City as threats, and says the team could rise but may not repeat third.
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Los Angeles Angels
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