SVL Standings From Weekend Play Across Regions
Windsor leads with 72 points to Bendi 57 while Springfield tops Otter Valley 88 to 42 Hartford 72 over West Rutland 69 and Rutland 66. Brattleboro 40, MSJ 77, BF 53 round out the standings in a compact regional recap.
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Bendi
Springfield
Otter Valley
Hartford
West Rutland
Rutland
Brattleboro
MSJ
Benn. Cath
Bellows Falls
Bennington
MVL Standings Show Tight Scores Across Division
MVL standings reveal Wallingford leading 52 to 51 over BBS while Poultney sits at 55 and Ludlow 53. Chester dominates with 99 and St. Mike's 61, Fair Haven 42, Woodstock 54.
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BBS
Poultney
Ludlow
Chester
Fair Haven
St. Mike’s
Woodstock
Pet
Proctor
Burr & Burton
St. Michael’s Fair Haven Lll
Molly Stark Results Show Narrow Victory
NBHS defeated Austin 51 to 43 while Arlington edged L&G 65 to 53 Wilmington beat Whitingham 47 to 34 in a set of high school basketball scores.
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AusTine
Arlington
L&g
Wilmington
Whitingham
Washington County League Standings Displayed
Hoosic Valley leads with 82 points over Cambridge 51 while HFCS edges Greenwich 67 to 45 Stillwater 56 and Schuylerville 55 Tamarac 58 and Alem 66 highlight the latest league results in the Washington County standings.
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Cambridge
HFCS
Greenwich
Stillwater
Schuylerville
Alem
Tamarac
Wash
County
Salem
Cambridge Greenwich
Beattie Praises Team Despite Kidd Slalom Crash in Europe
Beattie praised the American Alpine Ski Team after a strong European tour ended with Billy Kidd spraining his left ankle in a crash at the second slalom. Schranz won the downhill, Killy claimed the special slalom, and Kidd earlier won the Hindelang special slalom and Adelboden giant slalom. Kidd will be out about four weeks. Heuga plans one more race before returning home. Yale claims early U. S. crew origin with Old Eli turning a dugout canoe into a shell in 1843.
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Kitzbuehel
Austria
APD
Billy Kidd
Hahnenkamm
United States
Karl Schranz
Jean Claude Killy
France
Jimmy Heuga
Tahoe City
Calif
Heuga
Billy
Bob Beattie
West Germany
Switzerland
Yugoslavia
Kidd
Hindelang
Buddy Werner
Sailer
U.S
Europe
Schranz
Gerhard Nenning
New Haven, Conn
UPI
Yale
Old Eli
Stowe
Massengale Wins Bing Crosby Championship at Pebble Beach
Don Massengale earns his first PGA victory after six years on tour, firing a final round 70 to finish 72 holes at 283 four under par. Arnold Palmer finishes second, Billy Martindale and Al Geiberger tie for third, while Massengale credits playing partner Tony Lema for keeping him calm under pressure.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
UPI
Don Massengale
Bing Crosby
Jacksboro
Tex
Crosby
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Tony Lema
Massengale
Palmer
Billy Martindale
Jacksonville
al Geiberger
Carlton Oaks
Martindale
Geiberger
Nicklaus
Casper
Lemna
Lema
Celtics Hit by Snow While NBA Schedule Stays Busy
A northeast snow storm disrupted the Boston Celtics game with San Francisco at Boston Garden. The Celtics face a packed week next with games against Cincinnati Royals, Detroit, New York Knicks, and a rematch with Detroit, while travel delays forced the San Francisco team to arrive by overnight flight and a makeup date remains undecided.
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San Francisco
Baltimore
Logan International Airport
Newark
N.J
Koufax Wins Hickok Belt Again Despite Blizzard
Sandy Koufax, the 30-year-old Dodgers pitcher, earns the Hickok Belt for a second time but misses the Rochester ceremony due to a 20-inch snowfall and travel woes. Johnny Antonelli accepts the belt on his behalf as Koufax heads home after a 21-hour travel ordeal.
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Lefty
Koufax
Giant
Johnny Antonelli
Jinx Plagues Ski Jumper In Nordic Trials
Bernard Dion of Hanover New Hampshire was injured during a practice jump at Harris Hill when a gust pushed him off balance. He suffered fractures to both wrists and a scalp laceration and was taken to Brattleboro Memorial Hospital in good condition. The trials were postponed to tomorrow afternoon with John Bower of Auburn Maine maintaining a 22 point lead.
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Bernard Dion
Hanover
N.H
Barber
Dion
Harris Hill
Bratetleboro Memorial Hospital
John Bower
Auburn
Maine
Two Records Fall at Los Angeles Track Meet
Kipchoge Keino of Kenya ran a mile and two miles 90 minutes apart in his Los Angeles debut. John Pennel set an indoor pole vault record of 16 feet 9.1 inches, and Art Walker broke the indoor triple jump mark with 53 feet 8 1/4 inches. Charlie Greene tied the 60-yard dash record at 5.9 seconds. Keino won the two-mile in 8:42.6 after a strong mile, while Jim Grelle edged him in the mile. John Lawson and Gaston Roelants followed. Other top marks included John Rambo high jump 7-2, Lynn Davies outperformed by Gayle Hopkins in the long jump, Bill Crothers winning the 1,000 yards, and Marie Mulder clocking 2:15.9 for the 880.
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Los Angeles
Kipchoge Keino
Kenya
Keino
John Pennel
Pentti Nikula
Art Walker
Michael Sauer
Germany
Jim Grelle
John Lawson
Kansas
Gaston Roelants
Belgium
Lawson
Roelants
John Rambo
Lynn Davies
Britain
Gayle Hopkins
Pasadena Athletic Association
Bill Crothers
Canada
East York
John McGrath
Pasadena
Mt Snow Juniors Clinch Prospect Meet Team Title
Mt Snow junior racers captured the Southern Vermont Junior Ski Council team honors for the second straight week at Prospect Mt. with Mt Snow edging Stratton Mt and Brattleboro Outing Club. Rick Kahl led with 44.6 seconds in the 29 gate Giant Slalom, followed by Stratton’s Kevin Dings and Bromley’s Jed Donovan. Nine athletes per team, ages 10 to 13, competed as Prospect Club hosted with help from visiting members. Next race is at Bromley.
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Prospect Mt
Southern
Vermont
Woodford
Thurber
Chris Thurber
Hagerman
Mt. Snow Ski Area
Mt. Snow
Strateton Mt
Bromley
Brattleboro
Stratton Mt
Bromley’s
Prospect
Rick Kahl
Kevin Dings
Strateton
Jed Donavan
Sue White
BOC
Brad Kahl
Cheryl Cook
Special Ice Fishing Season Shows Slight Successes
Vermont reports ice anglers catching perch and salmonoids on eight lakes during a six week experimental season. Largest lake trout weighed 12 pounds from Lake Caspian Greensboro. Harvey Lake Barnet yielded an 8 pounder. Some rainbow trout and salmon. bass scarce. Lakes include Island Pond Brighton Willoughby Lake Westmore Lake Dunmore Salisbury Bomoseen Charlton Hubbardton Lake Rescue Ludlow. Hours set 8 am to 4 pm on four northern lakes. no limits on four southern lakes. Season runs to February 27.
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Vermont
Caspian
Greensboro
Harvey Lake
Barnet
Island Pond
Brighton
Willoughby Lake
Westmore
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