Mount Anthony Faces Tall MSJ Beat in Rutland Tilt
Undefeated Mt Anthony meets Mountaineers of Mt. St. Joseph Academy in Rutland in a SWL showdown with first place on the line. The Patriots rely on speed to counter Mounties height led by Dave Davidson, while MSJ counters with 6 7 pivot and 6 4 Tim Murphy. The game promises a sellout, likely overtime, and a chance for Mt Anthony to stay unbeaten.
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Mt. Anthony
Skein
MSJ
Rutland
St. Peter’s
Mt. St. Joseph Academy
Mounties
BCHS
Mt. Anthony Cage
Frank Bizzarro
Mt. Anthony Whiz-Kids
Patriots
Dave Frederickson
Hartford
Windsor
Bizzarro
Bellows Falls
Dave Davidson
Davidson
Randy Mook
MLJ
Tim Murphy
Billy Comstock
Jim Derosia
Bob Bove
Tom Shortle
Joe Picucci
Frederickson
Kates Memorial Gymnasium
John Hart
Tony Wright
Gene Luczynski
Keith LeBarron
Dennis Brooks
Bennington
Lou Boudreau Hall of Fame selection on United Flight
Lou Boudreau, elected to baseballs Hall of Fame, sat on United Flight 917 to Chicago two hours after the announcement. Tears in his eyes recalled 1947 trade talks with Bill Veeck and his MVP season as Cleveland shortstop and manager guiding the Indians to pennants and a world title. He reflected on choosing Gene Bearden to start Fenway Park s pivotal 1948 pennant game and the players supporting his decision.
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Lou Boudreau
Bowie Kuhn
Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Ted Williams
New York
UPI
United
Chicago
Cooperstown
N.Y
Lou’ Boudreau
Cleveland
Bill Veeck
St. Louis Browns
Vern Stephens
Jack Kramer
Wally Judnich
Veeck
Indians
Boston Braves
Red Sox
Boston
Commissioner
Gene
Bearden
Fenway Park
Detroit
Newhouser
Lion’s den
Gene Bearden
John Beradino
Joe Gordon
Chilly Recreation and Vermont Life notes from Roy Marsden
Vermonters endure the cold while Roy Marsden suggests winter hobbies such as rod building with kits from Orvis in Manchester and fly tying. He recalls Vermont Panthers and smelt fishing on Lake Champlain, names several locals who can advise on smelting, and shares rabbit hunting with a young beagle named Oscar during a cold spell and the 1970s deer-chasing dog woes.
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Orvis Company
Manchester
Vermont
Lake Champlain
Paul Caron
Bob Maguire
Francis Stemp
Peru
Oscar
Wallingford Routs Bulldogs 70 53 In MVL Action
Wallingford Foxes upset Burr & Burton Bulldogs 70 53 on Manchester boards to pull even at 4 6 in MVL play. Dave Fuller led Wallingford with 22 points while Brian Sargent added 18 and Errol Hill 16. Bulldogs shot poorly from the line and fell behind early, 17 9 after one period.
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Manchester
Burr & Burton Bulldogs
Wallingford Foxes
Foxes
Wallingford
Dave Fuller
The
Bulldog
Burr & Burton
Allard
Bulldogs
Fuller
Brian Sargent
Bill Downey
Errol Hill
Downey
Hill
Proctor Phantoms
Otter Valley
West Rutland
Chester
Woodstock
Ludlow
Fair Haven
Poultney
Sargent
Davis Doty
Seward Wetherbee
Roberts
LaSalle Campbell Funton
Carmen Clement
Greylock leads Tri-State junior high hoops action
Greylock tops both seventh and eighth grade divisions in the Tri-State Junior High School Basketball Conference after three weeks. In eighth grade Greylock is 5-1 with Mt. Anthony and St Francis de Sales trailing. in seventh, Greylock stands 4-1, with St Ma Hoosick Falls in second at 2-2 and Mt. Anthony at 1-2. Scores show Greylock dominant in multiple matchups including wins over Mt. Mary’s.
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Bennington
Hoosick Falls
Williamstown
Greylock
St. Francis de Sales of
St. Ma Hoosick Falls
Sacred Heart of Bennington
Mt. Anthony
Sacred Heart
St. Francis
St. Mary’s
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Shaffe
Adams
Coats
Clothes
By Roy Marsden
Louis Moore
North Branch Street
Vermont Life
Vermont Panther
Perkinsville
Johnson
Weathersgr
West Wordsboro
Barnard
Mt. Greylock
Sacred Heart Mt. Greylock
MVL
Proctor
Bob
SALEM
U.S. Choice
Salem’s
Main ST
United States
Federal Housing Administration
Veterans Administration
Sife
Federal Home Loan Bank
Burlington Savings Bank
North
Burlington
Ethan Allen
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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