Cats Face Crucial Games In SVL Play This Week
Bennington High School’s Cata hosts Rutland Raiders tomorrow in a pivotal SVL contest then travels to Bellows Falls Friday as a three way tie for third looms with Rutland and Windsor. Rutland’s Walt Malmgren averages 20.6 points and led a 63-44 loss to Springfield.
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Dispatch
Canadiens Rally Past Red Wings 5-3 in Detroit
Montreal Canadiens, on a strong New Year run, beat Detroit 5-3 as Henri Richard and Claude Provost scored in the third period. The win extends their unbeaten streak to eight games, with Toronto two points behind and Boston slipping to fourth after routing by Montreal’s rivals.
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Campbell Leads Snow Slows Up Crosby Tourney
In Pebble Beach California AP Campbell held a six under par 210 after 54 holes and atop the Bing Crosby tournament as a final 18 holes were postponed by snow and hail. Doug Ford trailed two strokes back, with Phil Rodgers and Ken Venturi at 214, while Bob McCallister and Albie Pearson led the pro am division with 185.
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Doug Ford
Vernon Hills
N.Y
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San Diego
Ken
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San Francisco
California
Crosby
Bob McCallister
Yorba Linda
Albie Pearson
Los Angeles Angels
Laconia Youth Wins New England Sled Dog Race
A 17 year old from Laconia New Hampshire won the New England Sled Dog Club race in Waitsfield Vermont covering seven miles in 27 minutes 35 seconds for a two day total of 43 minutes 49 seconds. Runner up was John Lyman of Laconia with a combined time of 44 minutes 33 seconds.
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Dartmouth Skiers Win Snow Cup
Three Dartmouth College students swept the Mt Snow Cup giant slalom, taking the first three places in Class A. Hiller won in 1 50.0, followed by Jim Jacobson and Jim Page on an icy course.
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Bromley
Tad Walsh
Old Bennington
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Williamstown
Mass
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Manchester
St. Lawrence University
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Jim Becket
Jan Rozendaal
Mt. Mansfield
Eliot Coleman
Williams
Williams Outing Club
Marcha Fletcher
Middlebury
Bonnie Lee Pratt
Edelweiss
Steve Douglas
Brattleboro
Aaron Mathews Join Early Signup Rush As Braves Launch Drive
Aaron and Mathews sign with the Braves as they speed up 1962 payrolls after a fourth place finish. Their deals push the Braves to 18 signed players, with salaries reportedly between 55 000 and 60 000. Aaron batted 327 with 34 homers and 120 RBIs. Mathews hit 306 with 38 homers and 91 RBIs last season.
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Hawks Close Gap in Western Standings on Weekend Wins
St. Louis Hawks defeated the Knicks 124 113 and beat the Packers 116 112 to move within 3 1/2 games of Detroit in fourth place as NBA playoff hopes stay alive. Detroit beat Boston 124 120 while Philadelphia topped Syracuse 139 132 in OT and the Lakers edged Chicago 112 111 in OT.
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Wilt Chamberlain
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Jerry West
Lakers
Walt Bellamy
Basketball Results From Roundup of College and Pro Games
Ohio State defeated Minnesota 90 to 76. Duquesne beat St. Vincent 85 to 33. Bowling Green topped Marshall 68 to 55. Wichita beat Bradley 89 to 88. Mississippi State downed Mississippi 61 to 57. Boston College 107, Syracuse 101. Cincinnati 125, Los Angeles 124. St Louis 116, Chicago 112. Philadelphia 123, Detroit 107. Detroit 124, Boston 120. Philadelphia 139, Syracuse 132 in OT. Los Angeles 112, Chicago 111. St Louis 124, New York 113.
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Mickey Stanley
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Johnny Edwards
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Coot Veal
Jose Martinez
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Ephs Return After MidYear Exams Facing Kenyon
Williams College basketball notes a 12 game win streak ended by Army. Coach Al Shaw expects a 20-1 finish with eight games left. Captain Mailand averages 18 points, Dan Voorhees 14.7, Steve Weinstock 10. Mailand nears Williams scoring record, needing 1,234 to beat Geoff Morton’s 1,116.
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Geoff Morton
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Ohio
Five Women Pass Vermont Officials Referee Test
Five applicants tested by the Vermont Board of Women's Officials for basketball officiating licenses at North Bennington High School. Written and practical exams judged by Mrs. Janice Coley and others, with two ratings earned by Miss Washburn and Faye Husted. A fifth candidate failed. another clinic set for Feb. 10 in Woodstock.
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Bennington High School
North Bennington
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Vermont Board of Women’s Officials
North Bennington High School
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Arlington
Vermont
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Coley
Miss Washburn
Faye Husted
Woodstock
Barbara House
Bennington
Benhi
UVM and St. Michael's Lead State Race Tied
Vermont and St. Michael's share the state race lead at 2-0 atop the standings. St. Michael's beat Norwich 76-58 for a third straight win while Rhode Island tops the Yankee Conference at 4-0. New Hampshire snapped a winless league slate with an 82-75 win over Maine.
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Jeff Stamps Wins Blackwater Slalom at Proctor Academy
Jeff Stamps, 17, of Gilford New Hampshire won the 1962 Blackwater Special Slalom on the Proctor Academy slope. He completed the 50 gate course in a combined time of 89 minutes 9 seconds securing the championship.
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Ohio State Faces Purdue in Key Big Ten Clash
The undefeated No. 1 Buckeyes host Purdue led by Terry Dischinger with a cast on his right finger in a pivotal Big Ten showdown that could affect conference standings and national rankings. Purdue sits 10-3, 3-1 in league, while Michigan visits Minnesota in another league game as Wichita State shocks Bradley.
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Stanford
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Hockey Scores From Weekend NHL Results
Boston defeated Toronto 5 to 4 and Detroit beat Montreal 2 to 2 tied. Montreal routed Detroit 5 to 3, Toronto beat Boston 5 to 1, Chicago defeated New York 3 to 1. No games scheduled Monday.
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McNeeley and Cooper Begin Comeback Comeback Trail
Heavyweights Tom McNeeley Jr. of Arlington Massachusetts and Henry Cooper open return bouts after defeats. McNeeley clashes with Don Prout in Providence Rhode Island in a 10 rounder. Cooper faces Tony Hughes in London following a second round knockout by Zora Folley in December.
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Arlington
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Henry Cooper
McNeeley
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Toronto
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R.I
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Cooper
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Zora Folley
London
Tony Hughes
Cleveland
Carney to clash with Santiago in Worcester boxing card
Unbeaten Larry Carney of Lowell will meet Felix Santiago of New York in an eight round feature at Mechanics Hall Worcester Friday. Carney is a rising middleweight prospect seeking to extend his undefeated streak.
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Mass
Larry Carney
Lowell
Felix Santiago
New York
Mechanics Hall
Beatty Seeks New Shot At 4 Minute Mile Record
Los Angeles indoor meet spotlighted Jim Beatty who clocked 4 04.8 in a narrow loss to Michel Jazy with a final lunge. He returns Feb. 10 in Los Angeles to race Jim Grelle Laszlo Tabori and others as he aims to breach four minutes. Notable results include John Ros winning the pole vault at 15 ft 5 inch and Jean Holmes 7 1 in sprint.
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Michel Jazy
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Oregon
Laszlo Tabori
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