Cats Still Looking, Sabers Idle, All Other Local Teams in Action
Bennington Catholic Sabers sit out as Windsor visits Bennington high school for a triad of prep basketball events. Local teams include Bennington North, Arlington, Wilmington, and Hoosick Falls vying for league wins while Windsor and Greenwhich chase BV and MVL standouts in a busy night across Vermont and New York State.
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Cats
Frank Bizzarro
Bennington
Vermont
Bendi
Windsor
MSJ
Yellow Jackets
Springfield
Bellows Falls
Byrnemen
Manchester
Cliff Weymouth
Bulldogs
Marble Valley
Walelingford Foxes
Ludlow
Foxes
Bulledogs
Molly Stark
North Bennington
Austine
Arlington Eagles
Leland
Gray
Wilmington
Whitingham
New York State
Ken Slonis
Hoosick Falls
Greenwich
Hoosier
Washington County
Hoosiers
Bob Nolan
St. Mary’s
Ed Baldwin
Pete Stoothoff
Nolan Men
Brattleboro
Schedule of Vermont high school games wins and losses
Southern Vermont games bend Windsor Bellows Falls versus MSJ Rutland against Brattleboro Otter Valley faced Springfield West Rutland met Hartford Marble Valley Wallingford clashed BBS Poutlney versus Ludlow Fair Haven met Chester Woodstock played St. Mike s Molly Stark Austine hosted NBHS L&G welcomed Arlington Wilmington met Whitingham OTHERS Greenwich met HFCS
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Bellows Falls
MSJ
Rutland
Brattleboro
Otter Valley
Springfield
West
Hartford
Molly Stark Austine
Nbhs L&g
Arlington
Wilmington
Whitingham Others
Sanders Returns as Celtics Tangle with Royals in Boston
Boston hosts Cincinnati in a key NBA East showdown as first place hangs in the balance. Celtics guard Tom Sanders returns from a knee injury to bolster a lineup trying to fend off a Royals squad riding an eight game win streak. Oscar Robertson faces Boston’s KC Jones in a marquee backcourt matchup as the teams resume their fierce rivalry.
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UPI
Boston Celtics
Cincinnati
Boston Garden
Celtics
Baltimore
Red Auerbach
Tom Sanders
New York University
Philadelphia
Auerbach
Don
Royals
Steelers Pin Grid Hopes On Rams Ex-Line Coach
PITTSBURGH UPI The Pittsburgh Steelers, longtime underdogs in the NFL for 33 years, named Bill Austin as their new head coach as they push to turn around a franchise marked by struggles. The move aims to restore stability and drive the team toward improved performance in the upcoming seasons.
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Steelers
Rams
Pittsburgh
UPI
Pittsburgh Steelers
Bill Austin
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
Austin
Packers
Large Turnout Forces Open and Novice Divisions in Golden Gloves
Burlington hosts the regional Golden Gloves with 54 competitors the largest turnout in years. Tournament director Ken Squier announces a split into open fighters with over four bouts and novices with four or fewer. The change aims for a balanced, 18 to 20 bout Saturday card and ensures fairer competition across experience levels. Time for semi finals at the Memorial Auditorium is set for 8 p.m.
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Burlington
Ken Squier
Ment
Memorial Auditorium
Squier
Tinue
Rally Rulings Spark British Anger at Monte Carlo
Top British drivers and officials condemned Monte Carlo after 10 British cars were disqualified from results over lighting rule violations. Winner was Finnish duo Paul Toivonen and Erik Mainder in a Citroen DS 21. British anger centered on the process, not the rule itself, with threats to boycott future French events.
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Monte Carlo
Monaco
UPI
Paul Easter
Britain
Finland
Timo Makinen
B.M.C
Stuart Turner
France
Bowling High Single and Triple Scores Stated
A. Noyes posted a 255 high single and an 818 high triple to lead with D. Fisher at 214 and 770 respectively. B. Potter followed with 221 and F. Messmer added 757 in the same bowling event.
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A. Noyes
B. Potter
D. Fisher
F. Messmer
Williams elected to Hall of Fame and to Red Sox VP role
Ted Williams, the Splendid Splinter, was voted into the Baseball Hall of Fame with 93.3 percent of ballots and will become a Boston Red Sox vice president. Induction is set for July 25, with Williams expected to assume duties while continuing his public attention and media sparring as one of baseball’s most notable figures.
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Boston
UPI
Ted Williams
Baseball Hall of Fame
Williams
Cooperstown
N.Y
Bob Feller
Red Sox
Boston Writers
Hy Hurwitz
Baseball Writers’ Association of America
Knights of the Keyboard
Hurwitz
Ruffing
Joe Cronin
Lou Gehrig
Ty Cobb
Hall of Fame
Babe Ruth
John Wagner
Feller
Tom Yawkey
Ted
Yawkey
Baseball
Stengel
Prospect Ski Club Hosts Giant Slalom Event Saturday
The Prospect Ski Club will host a giant slalom for junior skiers Saturday at Prospect Mountain in Woodford as part of the Southern Vermont Junior Ski Council series. Teams from Brattleboro, Bromley, Mt. Snow and Stratton will field nine racers each, with Mt. Snow winners from the first race. The event opens at 10 a.m. and local support is urged at the evening club meeting.
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Southern Vermont Junior Ski Council
Prospect Mt
Woodford
Prospect Ski Club
Brattleboro
Bromley
Mt. Snow
Stratton Mt
Prospect Club
Noel O’grady
Stephen H. Jesseman
Dean Osgood
Greater
Bennington
Second Congregational Church
O’grady
Stratton Mountain
Ted Williams Hall of Fame sparks Stengel praise
NEW YORK, UPI. Casey Stengel, 75, celebrates Ted Williams election to baseball's Hall of Fame. The former manager says Williams, the best left handed hitter, was a perfect choice and praises him with affection from his Glendale, California home.
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New York
UPI
Ted’’Williams
Casey Stengel
Glendale
Calif
Ephs Top Small College Hockey. BU Leads Eastern Ranks
Boston University Terriers hold a ten point edge in the major eastern college hockey ratings, Clarkson stays second, Cornell third, with St Lawrence fourth and Harvard returning to the list as Boston College drops out. In small college, Williams leads with American International second, Colby third, New Hampshire fourth, Merrimack fifth. The piece also includes remarks from Casey about Williams and Mantle.
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St. Lawrence
Northeastern
Brown
Bruins
Harvard
Boston College
Williams
Bill McCormick
Ephmen
American International
Aces
Little Colby College
New Hampshire
Merrimack
Bowdoin
Boston State
Middlebury
Vermont
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