Bennington Area Teams Eye MVL Gains Tonight
South ern Vermont League standings show Springfield leading with 6 0 while Bellows Falls and Rutland are 4 2 in a tight race Bennington and Windsor sit 3 3 with West Rutland at 2 4 Brattleboro and MSJ 1 5. Catamounts face Brattleboro as Sakers meet Wallingford in a busy MVL night.
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Rutland
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West Rutland
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Brattleboro
MSJ
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Sabers
Wallingford
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Middlebury Union
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Burton
Sakers
Proctor
Fair Haven
Ludlow Presidents
Bennington
Glenn Thurber
Burr and Burton Bulldogs
Chester
Bennington Ladies Beat Hoosick Falls In Bowling Match
Bennington women defeated Hoosick Falls at Bennington Lanes 2389 to 2347. Fran Snow led with 544 for three games. J Barage had the high individual game at 231 and 579 total for Hoosick Falls, while M Ives, W Howe, P Heald, D Fisher and Snow contributed for Bennington with strong scores.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Bennington Lanes
Fran Snow
J. Barage
M. Ives
W. Howe
P. Heald
D. Fisher
F. Snow
R. Brodeski
M. Crucetti
A. Bulson
H. Brodeski
Benhi Ski Team Prepares for First Meet Saturday
Benhi ski coach Robert Houle trains at Prospect Mountain Woodford with two returning skiers as the rebuilding year begins. Senior Dave Grant leads a group of underclassmen Mark Donavan Scott Davis Philip Randall Steve Williams and Danny Gates into the Jan 20 Tri-State Meet at Cambridge New York and other SVL events as the squad gains experience for a stronger year.
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Benhi
Bennington High School
Mark Donavan
Crescent Boulevard
Steve Williams
Pageant Street
Robert Houle
Shaftsbury
Scott Davis
Burgess Road
Dave Grant
Philip Randall
Danny Gates
Prospect Mountain
Woodford
American International College
Houle
Randy Rose
Steve Randall
Barry Purdy
Cambridge
N.Y
Hogback
Dutch Hill
Brattleboro
Campbell Rodgers Congdon Lead Crosby Tournament Round One
Campbell Rodgers and Congdon each shot 67 to share the lead in Bing Crosby's $50,000 event at Pebble Beach. The trio holds a one stroke edge over Cupit Casper Rudolph and Ambinetti as players prepare for a tougher second round across Monterey Peninsula courses.
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Crosby
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Phil Rodgers
Chuck Congdon
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San Diego
University of Houston
Jackie Cupit
Bill Casper
Mason Rudolph
Harry Ambinetti
North Bend
Wash
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Rudolph
Monterey Peninsula
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Umbinetti
Cypress Point
Spahn and Roberts Sign Contracts For Season
Warren Spahn agreed to terms with the Milwaukee Braves likely making him the highest paid pitcher in baseball. Robin Roberts joined the New York Yankees after a standout career with the Phillies. Spahn, 41 before opening day, earned about 75 thousand last season and posted 21 wins with a 3.01 ERA, plus a no hitter.
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Cleveland Indians
Rensselaer Sets 1962 Grid Schedule With Vermont Norwich
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute announces a 1962 football slate renewing series with Vermont and Norwich. The Engineers will host Vermont on Sept 29 and Norwich on Oct 13, with other games at Hamilton Union Middlebury WPI Coast Guard and Rochester. Vermont leads series 10-4 with one 0-0 1930 tie. Norwich series 2-5-3 in RPI’s favor.
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Rochester
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Los Angeles Jets Fold After Financial Crash
The Los Angeles Jets, second in the first half of the American Basketball League, folded with a loss of 189000. Stockholders will be repaid in full as funds were held by a state commission. Options on players remain, with hopes to resume next year in Long Beach.
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LOS Angeles
Jets
Los Anstars
Elgin Baylor
Jerry West
Olympic Auditorium
Long Beach
ABL
Kansas City Steers
Chicago Majors
Edre Jofre Captures Bantam World Title in Brazil
Edre Jofre, fighting in Sao Paulo before about 20 000 fans, stopped Johnny Caldwell in the 10th round to win the 118 pound bantamweight crown. The Brazilian improved to 41 0 3 with 31 knockouts, while Caldwell fell to 20 0. The rematch in London may follow, but date is uncertain.
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Brazil
Edre Jofre
Ireland
Johnny Caldwell
Caldwell
Ibirapuera
Jofre
South America
United States
National Boxing Association
London
Sam Docherty
Boston Goalie Must Cut Weight
Boston goalie Bruce Gamble returned to the nets after an ultimatum from Coach Phil Watson to lose 15 pounds in 10 days. Gamble helped the Bruins beat Detroit 5 3 as Gordie Howe notched goal No 20, while Watson stressed the weight goal regardless of method.
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Boston Nets
Phil Watson
Portland
Ore
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Detroit
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Red Wing
Gordie Howe
Watson
New York
NHL
Jofre Wins Undisputed Bantamweight Title in Sao Paulo
In Sao Paulo Brazil Eder Jofre stopped Johnny Caldwell in the 10th round to claim the undisputed world bantamweight title. In Yahata Japan Kenji Yonekura outpointed Marc David in a twelve round bout to retain the Orient bantamweight title.
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Brazil
Eder Jofre
Johnny Caldwell
Ireland
Jofre
Yahata
Japan
Kenji Yonekura
Marcing David
Philippines
Yonekura
Orient
Ice Hockey Teams Meet Saturday in Middlebury
Middlebury College and Norwich University, the state's only intercollegiate ice hockey programs, clash Saturday at Memorial Arena with a 8 p.m. face off. A rematch at Norwich is set for Feb. 22. The Middlebury freshman team also plays at 3:30 p.m. with an undefeated 2-0 start.
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Middlebury College
Norwich University
Memorial Arena
Norwich
Northwood School
Kimball Union Academy
Bradley Braves Run Streak With Drake Win
Bradley Braves defeat Drake 77-65 for a 10th straight win and 4-0 MVC record led by 19 first half points from Chet Walker who finished with 26. Tulsa upsets Wichita 86-77, Cincinnati beats Duquesne 62-54. Kansas State tops Missouri 69-66.
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Drake
Tulsa
Wichita
Missouri Valley
Cincinnati
Duquesne
Chet Walker
Bradley
Wheatshockers
Vermont Ski Areas Struggle to Open This Weekend
Vermont slopes report mixed conditions after heavy rain and frost. Prospect Mountain and Hogback are closed while several lifts plan to reopen with pulverizing on frozen surfaces. Snow Valley and Mt. Snow show limited openings with granular snow, and Jay Peak Pico Peak Stratton and Mount Tom mix granular and frozen sections with varied upper and lower slope quality.
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Saban Optimistic About Bills After Hiring
Lou Saban enters as new Buffalo Bills head coach with a hopeful outlook. He cites a fine nucleus and aims to improve players including rookies from last year after succeeding Garrard Ramsey. Saban, 39, signed a one year deal around $20 000.
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N.Y
Lou Saban
Buffalo Bills
Saban
Garrard
Buster) Ramsey
AFL
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Chicago Packers Post $150000 Loss in First Half
Chicago owner Dave Trager says the Chicago Packers lost 150000 in the first half of their NBA season. He blames a poor record, bad weather and a sparse schedule with only 12 home games at the International Amphitheatre, but expects improvement in the second half.
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Dave Trager
National Basketball Association
Chicago Packers
Trager
Packers
International Amphitheatre
Hale Mountain Rifle Club Edges Manchester Team
Hale Mountain Rifle and Pistol Club defeated Manchester Rifle Team 1514 to 1502 at the State Armory. Ten shots at 50 feet with 6 positions yielded scores for L Jacobs, D Sweet, Snow, J Feeney Jr., and Manchester shooters H Waters, R Hurley, D Farnum, R Hayes.
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Hale Mountain Rifle and Pistol Club
Manchester
State Armory
Hale Mountain
L. Jacobs
D. Sweet
Snow
J. Feeney Jr
Manchester Rifle Club
H. Waters
R. Hurley
D. Farnum
R. Hayes
Basketball Scores From Regional Collisions and Pro Games
East Cincinnati defeats Duquesne 62 to 54 while Baldwin Wallace tops Geneva 72 to 64. South Western Kentucky edges Morehead 80 to 79. Belmont Abbey 61 Furman 59. Kansas State 69 Missouri 66. Bradley 77 Drake 65. Tulsa 86 Wichita 77. Utah 68 Montana 66. Gonzaga 65 over Portland 52. NBA results Syracuse 118 Chicago 111. Cincinnati 151 Philadelphia 133.
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Dukes
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Bearcats
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Cats
Ron Bonham
Paul Hogue
Gary Marriott
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Baldwin-Wallace
Geneva
Western Ky
Morehead
Belmont Abbey
Furman
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