Cats Edge Windsor 61-58 in tight Benhi win
Bennington High School held a close 61-58 victory over Windsor High Friday night after a 33-foul game. Benhi stars Jim Moore 23 and Bruce Lombard 10 plus Greenslet 10 led the Cats while Windsor got 25 from Bruce Lombard and 18 from Mike Gola. Windsor slides to 6-6 overall, 5-6 in league.
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Proctor Edges Burr and Burton 64 61 in Close Duel
Proctor High School defeated Burr and Burton 64 to 61 in a tight Marble Valley League game. Proctor led 17 13 after one, 36 29 at halftime, and with four minutes left Burr and Burton pulled within four before the Phantoms held on.
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Hoosiers Rout Greenwich 71–30 In League Showdown
Hoosiers blasted Greenwich 71 to 30 as they dominated Washington County League action Friday night. The win lifts Hoosiers into second place behind strong performances from Pentkowski of Proctor and Bill West of Burr and Burton, with Neil Pierson contributing 18 points.
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Williams freshmen elect captains as Kraemer sets record
Williams College announces co captains Dick Kraemer and Rick Williams for the freshman swimming team. Williams broke the NCAA short course 160 yard individual medley record with 1 43 1 at the season opener versus Albany Academy, which won 62 33. Next meet is February 8 at home against Hotchkiss.
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Governors Hall Rebels Win League Game 78 65
Governors Hall defeated Leland and Gray 78 to 65 in Molly Stark League action on Friday night. Dan LeBarron led the winners with 20 points while Gordon Thomes added 18 as North Bennington improves to 2-2 in league play and 2-7 overall. JV win gave the sweep with a 51-41 final.
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Finley vows court fight after franchise move defeat
Charles O. Finley, owner of the Athletics, expressed confidence he will win in court after the American League voted 9 to 1 against transferring his Kansas City club to Louisville. He must sign a lease in Kansas City by February 1 to avoid forfeiting the franchise, a move seen as a dispute over relocation. Finley invoked Bill Veeck’s 1954 move attempt as a precedent.
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Finley Seeks Legal Action After Baseball Lease Split
Baseball owner finley vows to sue after rejecting shift to Louisville. He meets with attorneys Friday to discuss action and says he begged for reconsideration as Kansas City fights a new stadium lease. Mayor Davis offers rent free stadium occupancy through Jan. 31 while moves continue.
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Eagles Ramp Up Scoring in 88 38 Victory at Whitingham
Arlington Eagles stay undefeated in Molly Stark League at 3 0 after a dominant 88 38 win over Whitingham. Curt Albee led with 17 points while Stan Grover and Frank Hall added 13 each and Tom Poulin 10. JV also crushed 42 16.
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West Favored to beat East in AFL All-Star Game
In San Diego the attacking West is favored over the defensively tough East in the AFL annual All-Star game. West quarterback Tobin Rote leads a balanced attack with receivers Art Powell and running backs Keith Lincoln and Lance Alworth. East quarterback Jack Kemp may play despite a cold, while East coach Mike Holovak features Kemp Babe Parilli Cookie Gilchrist and Larry Garron.
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Clay Forecasts Five Round KO Of Liston In Title Bout
Cassius Clay on his 22nd birthday predicts a five round knockout of Sonny Liston for the heavyweight title on February 25 in Las Vegas. He disputes Liston's taunts and notes his prior eight round predictions. Clay jokes about a birthday cake as his party centers on the looming clash. His father offers a cautious six to eight round estimate.
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Bowmaker elected to Turf Publicists of America
Edward Bowmaker publicity director at Green Mountain Park was elected a member of the Turf Publicists of America at its annual meeting in Boca Raton. The group includes publicists from major tracks such as Hialeah Delaware Park Laurel Park Aqueduct Saratoga Rockingham Park Monmouth Park Del Mar Atlantic City and Keeneland. Bowmaker has been at Green Mountain Park since 1963 after serving as assistant publicity director since 1962. He is a former sports writer from western New York and was sports editor at The Bennington Banner from 1956 to 1961. He lives at 107 Coolidge Ave Bennington.
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Middlebury Hosts RPI in Struggling Season Showdown
Middlebury College hockey, mired in one win in nine, hosts fifth-ranked RPI at Memorial Field House tonight at 7. Captain Roger Lewandowski is out with a shoulder injury, hindering the Panthers as they face a potent RPI lineup led by Brinkworth Knightley and Kitchen.
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