Bennington YMCA Industrial Basketball heats up toward title
Nine teams contest the final month as Prince's and Ruskin's suffer early losses while American Finance overpowers National Guard 95 68 Ruskin's top Nadeau 64 56 with Don Lange leading 21 points Manchester blasts Barney Boys 96 60 and St Joe's College 73 59 over Jaycees Ron Gregoire and Bob Champine spark the townhillers in a two platoon effort and Wilkinson out for Jaycees.
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Prince’s
Ruskin
Bennington Ymca
National Guard
Ruskin’s
Nadeau
Manchester
Barney Boys
St. Joe’s Business College
Jaycees
Haynes
Noyes
Moneymen
Hall
Guardsmen
American Finance
Don Lange
Lange
Steve Coyne
Ron Nadeau
Bob Thomson
Thomson
North Bennington
Taximen
Jim Williams
Don Badger
Williams
Badger
North Shire
H. Barney
Jay Crockett
Cris Bryant
Ron Carrangio
St. Joe’s
Jaycee
Ron Gregoire
Bob Champine
Townhillers
John Wilkinson
Collegemen
Amer
Finance
OS F
Parker
Congdon
Sullivan
Bushee
Sweet
Nat
House
Babcock
Bentley Hall
Bevis
Andrews
Jarvis
Galvin
Amer. Finance
Nat. Guard
J9ne Ruskin
Coyne
S Beaupre Maguire Lange
Nolan Coyne
T Mattison Reeves Foster Poblocki Coyne
Crosier
Strong Myers
Stuart Bohne
Cestone
Elwell Thomson
G Bryant
Witt Knapp Badger
Hess
Green Mountain Park Announces 50 Night Harness Meet
The Vermont Racing Commission approved a 50 night harness meet at Green Mountain Park from March 3 to April 29 with a $250000 purse pool and the second Vermont Pacing Derby guaranteed at $5000. John Phillips returns as racing secretary while top New England stables and horses from Maryland and New York entered. The park, opening for its fifth year, will offer Daily Double Twin Double and a popular Perfecta wager.
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Pownal
Vermont Racing Commission
Vincent J. Bartimo
Green Mountain Park
New England
Maryland
New York
John Phillips
Phillips
Georgetown
Bartimo
Vermont
Baldding Ex Bruins Star Nets Hat Trick for Hawks
Doug Mohns, former Bruins defenseman, tallies three goals in Chicago’s 4 2 win over Boston at the Garden. He fourth season against Boston, lifting the Hawks into first place as Boston’s line struggles with the Bruins offense. Oliver, Marotte score for Boston as Orr recovers from a mouth injury. Bruins head into weekend with Stewart and Orr expected back for key games.
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Boston
UPI
Doug Mohns
Boston Garden
Bruins
Chicago
Mohns
Doug
the Garden
Baltling
Hawks
National Hockey League
New York
Pierre Pilote
John McKenzie
Ken Wharram
Gil Marotte
Murray Oliver
Oliver
Bucyk
Tom Williams
Ron Stewart
Rangers
Garden
Bobby Orr
Place Kicker Going Back To Buffalo
Kansas City Chiefs place kicker Mike Mercer is returning to Buffalo under an earlier arrangement. Traded Oct. 3 for a draft option, Mercer later helped KC convert 21 of 30 field goals and 33 of 35 extra points, finishing with 93 points and a 70 percent AFL field goal accuracy.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Chiefs
Mike Mercer
Buffalo Bills
Buffalo
Chiefs
Bills
Mercer
Oakland
Frank Robinson Honored by Club
Frank Robinson heads a star lineup to be honored by the Touchdown Club of Columbus with fellow baseball figures Lee MacPhail Marty Karow and Steve Arlin also receiving trophies. Bart Starr will miss the event in California for the NFL All-Star game.
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Ohio
UPI
Frank Robinson
Bart Starr
Green Bay Packers
Touchdown Club of
Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Starr
Packers
California
Brooks Robinson
Lee MacPhail
New York Yankees
Ohio State University
Marty Karow
Steve Arlin
Philadelphia Phillies
Buckeyes
GWU Drops Football to Build Basketball Power
George Washington University trustees unanimously voted to drop varsity football after 58 years to focus on developing a national basketball program. The move follows a $250,000 deficit in 1966 and sets aside funds to finance a new field house and an $8 million project, with President Lloyd H. Elliott directing expedited construction.
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GWU
Elliott
Hoop Scores Across Colleges and Universities
A compiled list shows numerous college basketball scores with East Coast teams like C W Post Pratt Cornell Colgate Dartmouth Harvard and St Fran Me on the ledger alongside Midwest and West teams such as Kent State Akron Indiana State Butler Augustana DePaul Bowling Green Wichita State Drake Detroit Olivet Grand Valley Wayne Wilberforce Oberlin Muskingum Denison Wittenberg Kenyon Wooster Mt Union Findlay Ohio Northern Case Tech John Carroll Oberlin Muskingum Bluffton Cedarville Cleveland State Malone Southwest SMU Arkansas Texas AM Texas Trinity Abilene Christian Henderson Arkansas Tech West Weber Seattle Sonoma Humboldt Irvine Riverside Cal Poly Slo Pasadena Whittier Cal Western Carson Western Baptist Linfield Willamette Sthn Oregon Oregon Tech Oregon College George Fox. Scores range from the high 100s to the 50s with notable results like Findlay 109 and Cal Poly Slo 88.
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Pratt
Cornell
Colgate
Dartmouth
Harvard
Bradley
Cincinnati
St. Fran Me
Nassau
Springfield
Hartford
Grove City
South Catholic U
Johns Hopkis
Florida A&m
Lane
Southern la
Jackson
Midwest
Kent St
Akron
Indiana St
Butler
Augustana
South Dakota
DePaul
Bowling Green
Wichita St
Drake
Nestern Midh
Detroit
Olivet
Grand Valley
Eastern Midh
Wayne
Wilberforce O
Northwd
Colorado
Kansas
Heidelbert
Capital
Wilmington
Hiram
Denison
Wittenberg
Kenyon
Wooster
Mt. Union
Findlay
Ohio Northern
Case Tech
John Carroll
Oberlin
Muskingum
Bluffton
Cedarville
Cleveland St
Malone
West Weber
Seattle
Sonoma St
Humboldt St
Irvine
Riverside
Cal Poly
Slo
Pasadena
Whittier
Cal Western
Carson
Western Baptist
Linfield
Willamette
Sthn
Oregon
Oregon Tech
Oregon Coll
George Fox
Warriors May Nip pers in Margin
The Philadelphia 76ers cling to a one game lead in the Eastern Division after routing the Chicago Bulls 127-102. San Francisco Warriors trim the New York Knicks 123-102 as Wilt Chamberlain tops with 27, while the Bulls fall short in an NBA clash highlighted by a first half confrontation between Dick Van Arsdale and Rick Barry.
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San Francisco Warriors
76Ers
Warriors
National Basketball Association
Chicago Bulls
Billy Cunningham
Hal Greer
Wilt Chamberlain
Don Kojis
Bulls
Tom Meschery
Nate Thurmond
Knicks
Dick van Arsdale
Rick Barry
San Francisco
Don Ohl
Levy Ellis
Baltimore Bullets
Cincinnati Royals
Oscar Robertson
Royals
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Cincinnati
Baltimore
St. Louis
Detroit
Los Angeles
Chicago
San Fran
Phila
Los Ang
Vermont high school matches listed for SVL MSJ MSL and MSL showdowns
A slate of morning and afternoon Vermont high school games includes Cage State SVL with Windsor at Mt Anthony Brattleboro at Rutland MSJ at Bellows Falls and Springfield at Otter Valley Hartford at West Rutland BC HS Open MVL Proctor at Burr and Burton Poultney at St Michael's Chester at Fair Haven Wallingford at Woodstock MSL Leland and Gray at Arlington Wilmington at Austine Whitingham Open competition.
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Burr & Burton
Poultney
St. Michael’s
Chester
Fair Haven
Wallingford
Woodstock
Leland & Gray
Arlington
Wilmington
Austine Whitingham
Unknown Pro Leads Crosby Clambake
Joe Carr the Worcester, Massachusetts pro opened with a four under par 68 at Cypress Point to take a one stroke lead in the Bing Crosby National pro am at Pebble Beach and Spyglass Hill. Jack Nicklaus carded 69 at Pebble Beach for second place while Billy Casper and Arnold Palmer trailed. Five players tied at 70 began two strokes back.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
UPI
Joe Carr
Worcester
Mass
Big Wheel
Jack Nicklaus
Bing Crosby
Carr
Cypress Point
Spyglass Hill
Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Arnold Palmer
Casper
al Geiberger
Jerry Pittman
Jackie Burke
Bob Charles
Jim Colbert
All Star AFL Final Practice Ahead of Oakland Showdown
East and West squads complete fourth day of prep at Oakland Coliseum for the AFL All Star game. West aims to rebound against the East as Len Dawson targets receivers Lance Alworth Otis Taylor and Bob Scarritto while Jim Dunaway Verlon Biggs and Houston Antwine anchor the defense.
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Oakland
Calif
UPI
Oakland Coliseum
Oakland Raiders
John Rauch
Mike Holovak
Boston Patriots
Buffalo Bills
West
Kansas City
Len Dawson
K.C
Lance Alworth
San Diego
Art Powell
Otis Taylor
Chiefs
Bob Scarritto
Denver
Rauch
Dawson
Tom Flores
Raiders
Larry Eisenhauer
Boston
Jim Dunaway
Buffalo
Houston Antwine
Verlon Biggs
New York
Holovak
Jack Kemp
Bobby Burnett
Wray Carlton
Charlie Frazier
Houston
Vito Parilli
Gino Cappeletti
Patriots
Bowlnc International League High Scores Report
Chenaille posts high single 244 in the International League with Rabideau Griffin and DeMercado close behind. High triple records show Chenaille 614 Griffin 591 DeMercado 590 with Rabideau 590 in pursuit.
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Chenaille
D. Rabideau
J. Griffin
I. DeMercado
Yankees invite nine to spring training in Fort Lauderdale
Nine players including three returnees were invited to join the New York Yankees spring training camp in Fort Lauderdale Florida as part of the team 40 man roster. Invited players are pitchers Jack Cullen Frederico Olivo Thad Tillotson Dale Roberts Cecil Perkins Tony Przyby cien Ray Barker Matt Galante and Wayne Bethea.
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UPI
New York Yankees
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Jack Cullen
Frederico Olivo
Thad Tillotson
Dale Roberts
Cecil Perkins
Tony Przybycien
Ray Barker
Matt Galante
Wayne Bethea
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Vern Anderson
Bill Long
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Jim Parker
Baltimore Colts
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Dallas
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Clyde
Bulldog) Turner
Chicago Bears
Steve Spurrier
University of Florda
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Southwest Smu
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