BCHS Benhi Rivalry Tilt Set for Catamounts Gym
Bennington Catholic High School leads the Southern Vermont League at 11 2, while Benhi sits 1 11 in the standings. The second cross town rivalry game tips at 730 Tuesday night in the Catamounts gym with BCHS favored to extend the Sabers defense heavy style and Benhi hoping for an upset.
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Cats Wrestlers Fall To Sanford In 28-18 Dual
Sanford Maine defeated Benhi 28 to 18 in a morning wrestling dual at the Catamounts’ gym. Mike Torogun pinned Bill Lawkey, Tom LeBlanc downed Jonny Mayhew, and Dave Munroe earned a 10-3 decision over Greg Squires. Burt Ware pinned Ed Beal, Kenny Simpson tied Mike Stoy 6-6, and Benhi tallied multiple wins but could not avert the loss.
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Maine
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New England
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Art Eastman
Dave Ordway
Steve Foster
George Squires
Bill Hall
John Burgess
Bob Hugwat
Jim Betts
Bendi
Jim Pickles
Bendi Cats
Sanford High
Maine High School
UCLA Bruins Beat Stanford 80-66 Before Exam Break
UCLA racked up its 13th straight win by routing Stanford 80-66 in an AAWU clash led by Keith Erickson's 21 points. The Bruins pause for mid term exams for two weeks, while top national teams also won big including Michigan, Wichita, Indiana, St Joseph's, San Francisco, St Johns, Davidson, and others.
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Santa Clara
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Seton Hall
Davidson
Presbyterian
von Arsdale
Tom
Hoosiers
Buckeye
Broncos
Montreal Tops Black Hawks 4 2 for NHL First Place
Montreal defeats Chicago 4-2 to seize first place in the NHL as Gump Worsley returns with a strong showing for the Canadiens. Claude Provost scores twice along with La Rose and Rochefort, while Toronto and New York also post wins behind Horton and Henrik. Reserve goalie Marcel Paille steps in for Plante, stopping 25 shots in his first action in a month.
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New York Rangers
Camille Henry
Detroit
Red Wings
Marcel Paille
Jacques Plante
St. Michael's Tops St. Anselm's 81 to 64
St Michael's College won 81 to 64 over St Anselm's for their 10th victory in 13 games as Rich Kruger and Rich Tarrant scored 22 and 18 points. Norwich Cadets slipped after a tough weekend, losing 108-86 to Springfield and 88-79 to Northeastern, dropping to 2-12.
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Norwich Cadets
Springfield
Paul Wagner
Norwich
Bob Nolan
Rome Aja
Northeastern
Bowling Liggetts Body Shop Rolls Over Five Aces
Bowling results show Liggetts Body Shop beating Five Aces 4 to 0 in high single. Capuano posted a high triple 581 and 206 high for Capuano with Mullins 564 and Corbett 597 key scores in the event. Mon Roof and Townsend contributed singles and triples amid a slate of competitive marks across multiple teams.
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R. Pierce
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Latif
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Heald Plastic
DeBlock
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MVPs On Hand At New York Sporting Goods Fair
Brooks Robinson of the Baltimore Orioles and Ken Boyer of the St Louis Cardinals attend the New York sporting goods fair at the Hotel New Yorker. They will help introduce two new baseball gloves bearing their signatures during the event.
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UPI
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Baltimore Orioles
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St. Louis Cardinals
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West Tops East 38-14 in AFL All-Star Game move to Houston
The West crushed the East 38-14 in the transplanted AFL All-Star Game at Jeppesen Stadium Houston before 15,446. John Hadl threw three TD passes after replacing Len Dawson, Keith Lincoln broke for 80 yards and a score, while Sid Blanks and Nick Buoniconti added late lines. Lincoln named outstanding offensive, Willie Brown earned defense honors as owners chose Houston and Oakland as tentative sites for 1966 and 1967 events and debated college players’ early signings.
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Boston
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Former Fighter Galento Urges Two-Man Boxing Matches
New York boxing figure Tony Galento, once a heavyweight challenger, advocates two-man team matches to revitalize the sport. He proposes Clay and Liston team up to face Chuvalo and Patterson in a four-cornered, multi-bout format, with two victories needed to win. He predicts Chuvalo would KO Patterson and mocks both Clay and Liston as overrated.
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Giants Ink Mays Saturday For Cool 105000
San Francisco Giants reach agreement with Willie Mays for 105000 this season matching his 105000 pay last year. Mays, NL home run leader with 47 and 111 RBIs, hopes for four to five more years in baseball despite a late slump dropping his average to .296 for the season.
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Benhi BCHS Tickets Available for Tomorrow Night Game
Bruce Hodgman athletic director at Benhi announces tickets remain for the Bennington Catholic Benhi basketball game tomorrow. Tickets are first come, first served and not sold at the door. Advanced sales run at the high school until game time, with varsity at 7 30 and JV at 6.
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Ellis Wins San Diego Open in Sudden Death Playoff
West Caldwell, New Jersey golfer Ellis captured the $4,850 San Diego Open title at Stardust Country Club after a dramatic sudden death playoff with Bill Casper. Ellis sealed victory with a six foot birdie on the first extra hole, finishing with a final round 65 and a 267 total to Casper’s 267 with a 64. Casper, one of golf’s top money winners, led despite a solid final round.
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Ellis
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Stardust Country Club
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