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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1968

Page

8

Brattleboro Colonels Win Second MAUHS Winter Carnival

Brattleboro Union High School’s balanced ski team rose from sixth after the cross country opener to sweep team honors at Mt. Anthony Winters Carnival on Prospect Mountain. Karen Nelson defended her cross country titles by winning girls giant and standard slalom, edging Jane Wolf of Falls in both. Springfield’s Scott Searles, Jerry Stapleton, and Pete Koledo led the Cosmos in boys slalom and giant slalom, with Searle and Singleton taking the slalom, Koledo the giant slalom. Weather was ideal and local fans packed the slopes as MAUHS squads posted top overall and individual results across cross country and alpine events.

Brattleboro Union High School Prospect Mountain Colonels Karen Nelson Jane Wolf Patriots Miss Nelson Miss Wolf Springfield Scott Searles Jerry Stapleton Pete Koledo Cosmos Searle Singleton Koledo Mr. Anthony Robin Outwater Falls Steve Shultz Ed Dick Bucky Broomhall Shultz Scott Wiskowski Mt. Anthony Union High School Bucky Broomhall Prospect Mountain Base Lodge Brattleboro

League Scores Scar Unger OV 48.6 Eddington MAUHS B 51.0

X. The meet lists Unger from OV clocking 48.6 in the event followed by Eddington from MAUHS B at 51.0. Baird OV posts 53.2 and Nelson Windsor 54.1 with Anderson MAUHS B at 55.4. Garrison Hoosac 56.2 Musgrove Wahconah 60.0 and Larsen Hoosac 66.9 completing the scoring sequence.

Nichols Spyrd Blanchard Rutland Wilson MAUHS Davis Holden Bassett Miner Lemieux Wood Taylor—Mauhs Flaherty Mt. Grylk Larson Sprague—Bratt Frankiewicz—Rutland MacIntosh—Hoosac Graves—Mauhs Musgrave— Wahconah Peck—Ov Bacon— Wahconah Fairchild—Bratt Lennon—Wahconah Newlan Wdsr Roy—Mt. Grylk Daly—Wahconah Hall— Mauhs Greenwood Wahconah Campbell Trainor MSJ Parker—Mauhs Hewat— Mt. Grylk Minard Kamel—Sprgid Tiezzi—Mt. Grylk Shindler Wdstk Nichols—Sprgid Lantz—Bratt Powell—Hoosac Stone Garrison—Hoosac Roledo Springfield Windsor Searle Singleton Nelson— Windsor Hammerland Bratt Outwater —Mauhs Field—Bratt Milliken Hersey—Wood Baird—Ov Simonds—Hoosac Mt. Grey Job— Msj Casella Munford—Bratt Parkhurst Lloyd— Msj Rich Unger—Ov Shultz— Mauhs Colby—Wood Dick— Mauhs Hewat—Mt. Grey Bassett— Wood Trainor — Msj Adams—Wahconah Anderson—Mauhs Olson—Bratt Branchand—Rutland Kallen—Ov Smith—Rut Parron Thurber—Mauhs Billings Detrick Mr. Grey Bruina—Mauhs Musgrove Clarke—Hoosac Lauras Rut Reynolds—Bratt Wilson—Mauhs Cadwell Eddington—Mauhs Larson—Hoosac Hall—Mauhs Mazza Ragan Kelly—Wahconah Frankiewicz—Rut

Vermont bobsledder injured in Swiss test run

Robert Said of Dorset Vermont suffered a concussion broken jaw and facial injuries when his head struck the bob run wall during a high speed curve at St Moritz during European championships. Said was a guest not a official competitor as team crews including Dr Dunn Crowley and Duprey suffered minor injuries. Jean Wicks won the four man European title for Switzerland with a five minute 15.86 second combined time.

Zurich Switzerland UPI Robert Said Dorset United States Said St. Moritz U.S Bernhard Vihl Clifton N.J Earl Nisonger Grenoble France David Dunn Philadelphia Robert Crowley Saranac Lake N.Y Philip Duprey Ray Brook Jean Wicks

Hawks and Pistons Triumph In YMCA League Showdowns

In Bennington YMCA High School play the Hawks routed the Lakers 110 to 46 led by Wright with 36 points and Galipeau 28. Morin 10 and Morrissey 11 aided the win as five Hawks hit double figures. The Pistons defeated the Celtics 87 to 70 with Warner 30, LaCroix 22, Christie 18, and Woodard 12 leading losers. The Pistons built a 26-15 first quarter lead and never trailed, finishing 65-49 at the half.

Bennington Ymca Pistons Hawks Lakers Celtics Hawk Wright Galipeau Maynard Morrissey Morin Mears Pistons Celtics Warner LaCroix Christie Woodard Mayhew Durocher LeBarron O’dowd Riddle Ballance Livingston Derosia East Pistons Boston Chicago Beard St. Louis Oakland Hollister Dunham Toronto Detroit Philadelphia St. Louis de Morrissey Silver Corcorano Minnesota Pittsburgh Los Angeles

Houston Upsets UCLA In Top 10 Showdown At MSG

Houston star Elvin Hayes exploded for 39 points to topple No 1 UCLA 71 69 amid eye injury concerns for Lew Alcindor. UCLA’s 47 game win streak faces potential end as Houston climbs 17 0 with eyes on NCAA tourney clash. Florida Tennessee Wyoming Utah Auburn St Bonaventure Canisius Columbia also rallied in weekend action. Neal Walk posted 28 points 19 rebounds for Florida. Ron Nelson led New Mexico with 25.

UCLA Bruins Holy Cross Boston College Madison Square Garden Elvin Hayes Houston Lew Alcindor Hayes Ucla Medical Center Eye Lew Uclans Florida Tennessee Wyoming Utah Auburn Kentucky New Mexico Brigham Young St. Bonaventure Canisius Columbia Cornell Neal Walk Ron Nelson

Lose a Ball Game And Gain a Friend

Lew Alcindor lost to Elvin Hayes and Houston 71 69 at the Astrodome but gained a lifelong ally. Hayes outscored Alcindor 39 to 15, grabbed 15 rebounds and blocked eight shots, then invited the UCLA star to a postgame house party. Hayes praised Alcindor and pledged friendship, saying we are good friends.

Elvin Hayes Lew Alcindor Hayes Alcindor Warren McVea Houston UCLA Mike Warren

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