Patriots Host Yellowjackets Eagles and Bulldogs at Home
Area basketball fans have three Friday night games in Bennington County led by Mt. Anthony Windsor at East Main St. Windsor, 5-6 in the league, beat West Rutland 32-31 last Thursday while Mt. Anthony aims to rebound from a Tuesday loss to MLJ Mounties. Johnny Barth's Yellowjackets bring a 48.0 offensive rating against a 50.6 mark for the Patriots, who seek a fourth win.
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Lyn Bourn
Mike Kilburn
Ed Brooks
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Sabers Dominate SVL First Half Basketball Standings
The BCHS Sabers, led by coach Joe Bizzarro, boast a 12 game win streak and top the Southern Vermont League in offense at 71.3 per game and defense at 40.9 through ten games. Mt Anthony sits tenth in offense and fourth in defense. West Rutland appears in standings under Class I notes. The report notes free throw line performance where Mt St Josephs leads in makes with 138.
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Cubs to open spring training in Scottsdale in February
Chicago Cubs report to Scottsdale, Arizona on February 20 for the 196 season with thirty nine players listed, including twenty one pitchers and seven catchers, preparing for the National League spring training camp.
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Hoop Scores From Around the Nation Tonight
A wide set of college basketball results includes Scranton 70 over Drexel 68 and St. Peter's 74 beating Rider 61. Colgate 99 topped Alfred 64 while Lafayette fell to Moravian 43. Northwestern Indiana 94 edged Bridgeport 71 as Kings Point 75 beat Stevens Tech 72. Mansfield 87 defeated Ithaca 63 and Villanova won 75 to 59 against Xavier. Clark 86 beat Hartford 79. Niagara 74 over Buffalo 70. Geneva 68 lost to Grove City 60. Barrington 77 defeated Babson 58. South Virginia Tech 91 beat East Carolina 62. Pfeiffer 65 over Appalachian 64. North Carolina A&T 79 topped Shaw 57. Evansville 70 over Valparaiso 69. Miami Ohio 68 lost to Ohio U 56. Louisville 66 beat Dayton 50. Ohio Wesleyan 72 over Otterbein 71. Steubenville 78 defeated Wheeling 60. Northern Michigan 78 beat Wilberforce 66. Davenport 87 over Kalamazoo 85. Adrian 78 defeated Southwest Prairie View 115 Tex College 107.
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Crosby Pro-Am Opens 1967 Crosby Tourney at Pebble Beach
The Bing Crosby National Pro-am begins at Pebble Beach with Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, and Billy Casper as top contenders. Casper, won $121,944 last year and seeks a historic third Crosby title, while Palmer and Nicklaus bring heavy power to Spyglass Hill. Don Massengale, the 1966 winner, and the others prep with practice rounds on the tough courses.
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Arlington Eagles Dominate Austine 82 46 In League Showdown
Arlington Eagles under coach Dave Frederickson roared back from a slow start to crush Aust ine Arrows 82 46 in the Molly Stark League. Don Corey led with 23 points while Jack Stroffoleno added 15 and Art Wyman and Steve Young each scored 10 as Arlington forced 38 rebounds and shot 36 15 from the floor. Clyde Kimball topped Austine with 27 points, but the Arrows were outmatched all game and fell to 0 3 in league play.
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Sabers Rout Golden Horde in 84 to 34 Victory
North Troy High School overwhelmed Franklin 124 to 19 in a northern clash, a possible state record. North Troy scorers amassed 53 field goals and 18 free throws while Franklin managed eight baskets and three fouls, slipping to eight points in the final 27 minutes. two North Troy players hit in the 30s and another in the 20s.
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Bowling News From Bennington Lanes Contests And Entries
Coach John Griffin and trainer Mitch Kahwajy report Jimmy D trains secretly for the January 29 event in the March of Dimes Spectacular. The Bennington Lanes host tournaments February 3 4 and 5 with January 25 entry deadline and February 17 final date for the men’s tournament entries. The feature results include Milt Goffin diet of doughnuts and ice cream and R Rabideau’s 680 triple.
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Arnold Brogue
Tony Mazzetti
Harold Kramer
Pat Chenaille
Jim Main
Hoosick Falls
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Walt Eddy
Barb Kenyon
Fran Snow
Phyllis Lindsey
Kathy Bacon
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R. Jones
R. Kinney
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Oria Lawton
Rita Farrington
Bob Greene
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Kevin Bushee
Catamount Bantam
Goose Tatum Dies Unexpectedly
Harlem Globetrotters star Goose Tatum dies at 45 after a liver ailment. He planned a Dallas benefit game for Goose Tatum Day despite doctors orders, with Marquis Haynes and Sugarfoot Johnson among those expected to appear. Funeral services set for Friday at Fort Bliss National Cemetery.
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Marshall Knocks Out Cullen For Ninth Round Victory
Lloyd Marshall of Newark stops Maurice Cullen at the World Sporting Club after a nine count in the ninth round. The win ruins Cullen's chances at a world title bout with Carlos Ortiz, the last fighter to defeat him.
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