Cassius Clay Defeats Powell in Third Round Patrol
Louisville’s Cassius Clay powered past Charley Powell in the third round for his 17th straight win. He projected future showdowns with Doug Jones and Billy Daniels, aiming to become the youngest heavyweight champion by beating Sonny Liston.
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Charley Powell
Cassius Clay
Clay
Doug Jones
Billy Daniels
Powell
Jones
Cassius
New York
Madison Square Garden
Daniels
Sonny Liston
Liston
William Cutchins
Louisville Lip
Rhode Island's Steve Chubin Leads Yankee Conference Scoring
Rhode Island's Steve Chubin tops the Yankee Conference scoring race with 117 points in five conference games for a 23.4 average. Jim Rich of New Hampshire is second at 23.0, and Roger Twitchell of Massachusetts is third with 21.0.
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Kingston, R.I
Steve Chubin
University of Rhode Island
Chubin
Jim Rich
New Hampshire
Roger Twitchell
University of Massachusetts
Otter Valley visits Bennington Catholic in key league clash
Otter Valley High School aims to end BCHS 13 game win streak at home. Phil Marks and Bob Greene lead the Otters in a tough test after beatings by Fair Haven and Ludlow, while BCHS counters with Lemieux Kennedy Allard in the starting five as the season winds down with three road games remaining.
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Bennington Catholic
Otter Valley
Brandon
BCHS
Otters
Upstaters
Mt. St. Joseph
Bellows Falls
Fair Haven
Sabers
Slaters
Ludlow
Burr
Burton
Poultney
Phil Marks
Car
Middlebury
Notre Dame
Bridgeport
Conn
Frank Bizzaroo
Pete Lemieux
Joe Kennedy
George Allard
Fred Bushee
Craig Galipeau
Wietecha Ends Giants Career to Join Rams as Coach
Ray Wietecha, the Giants center famed for durability with 133 straight games, retires from playing after nine seasons to join the Los Angeles Rams as an offensive line coach. He cites aches and a desire to pursue a preferred path, leaving behind CBS radio work and his New York ties.
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N.J
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Ray Wietecha
Los Angeles Rams
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Wietecha
John Cannaday
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Rams
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Swede) Svare
Los Angeles
Svare
CBS
New York
Zimmer Back To Dodgers But in L A
Don Zimmer returns to the Los Angeles Dodgers in a trade with Cincinnati sending Harold Scott Breeden to the Reds. Zimmer began with the Dodgers in Brooklyn in 1954 and later played for the Cubs Mets and Reds before this move.
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Dodgers
L.A
Don Zimmer
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Harold Scott Breeden
Omaha
Reds
San Diego
Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Cincinnati
Mets
Cage Schedule Lists Valley Matches for Rutland Area High Schools
The schedule lists Otter Valley at Bennington Cath at Bennington High School matches Whitingham at North Bennington Burr and Burton at Chester Hoosick Falls at Stillwater Rutland versus Windsor West Rutland against Brattleboro and Springfield facing Mt. St. Joseph in Rutland area cage games.
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Bennington
Catholic
Bellows Falls
Bennington High School
Whitingham
North Benning
Burr and Burton
Chester
Hoosick Falls
Stillwater
Rutland
Windsor West
Brattleboro
Springfield
Mt. St. Joseph
West
Windsor
Open at Frisco heats with 23 pars on Harding greens
A traffic jam of 23 pars led by Art Wall and Jacky Cupit produced pace setting 67s as the $50,000 San Francisco Open began second round play at Harding Park. Nicklaus hampered by a hip shot 76 while Litler shot under 70 and Gary Player posted 74 in travel weary conditions.
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Art Wall
Texas
Jacky Cupit
Harding Park
Wall
Cupit
Longview
East Texas
Charlie Sifforo
Phil Rodgers
Bobby Nichols
Dick Mayer
University of Texas
Terry Dill
Bud Holscher
Wes Ellis
George Knudson
Gardner Dickinson
Miller Barber
Buster Cupit
Bennington Catamounts Fall In Close Schuylerville Bout
Bennington High School wrestling dropped a 24 23 decision to Schuylerville High School in Schuylerville N Y. The Catamounts stand 1 2 on the season. Bennington meets Hoosac School at 4 p m in the Bennington gym per coach Art Gage.
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Schuylerville
N. Y
Bennington High School
Schuylerville High School
Catamounts
Bendi
Hoosac School
Bennington
Art Gage
Top-Ranked Cincinnati to Meet Illinois in Big Night Hoops Showdown
College basketball returns with a premier doubleheader led by Cincinnati and Illinois. Loyola Chicago faces Santa Clara in the opener as Cincinnati seeks its 33rd straight win and Illinois rides a 12-1 mark. Loyola aims for its 18th straight victory against Santa Clara while other scores include Miami edging Houston and Oklahoma City routing Baylor.
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Illinois
Loyola of Chicago
Santa Clara
Chicago
Illini
San Francisco
Bill Russell
K. C. Jones
North Carolina
Miami
Fla
Houston
Oklahoma City
Baylor
Canisius
Connecticut
Jacksonville
St. Peter's
N.J
Gonzaga
Montana State
Mahovlich Leads NHL Scorers With Two Toronto Goals
Toronto’s Frank Mahovlich scored twice and assisted twice as the Maple Leafs beat Boston 6-3 to surge into the league scoring lead with 49 points. Johnny Bucyk moved past Bathgate to 48, Bathgate has 47, while Detroit and Montreal battled to a 1-1 tie as Chicago led.
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National Hockey League
Frank Mahovlich
Toronto
Maple Leafs
Boston
Detroit
Montreal
Mahovlich
New York
Andy Bathgate
Johnny Bucyk
Chicago
Angels to act on CBS Lloyd Bridges show
Los Angeles Angels players Bo Belinsky and Ed Sadowski join television for a Feb 12 CBS program. The Angels pitchers and catcher will portray bush leaguers in a telecast starring Lloyd Bridges.
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Bo Belinsky
Ed Sadowski
Los Angeles Angels
Lloyd Bridges
CBS
Grambling and Wittenberg Lead Small College Basketball Race
Grambling Louisiana and Wittenberg Ohio hold 1-2 in the weekly AP ratings among small colleges while Southeast Missouri rises to third at 13-0. Grambling 15-1 and Wittenberg 11-1 split first-place votes as Akron takes the remaining ballot. Records cover play through Wednesday.
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Witenberg
Ohio
Southeast Missouri
Associated Press
Louisiana
Wittenberg
Missouri
Missourians
Akron
Alcorn A&m
Ohioans
Dayton
Southeast Miss
Westminster
Evansville
Bennington Cats Face Bellows Falls In Fight For Playdown Berths
Bennington High hosts Southern Vermont League leaders Bellows Falls as Tim Ryan’s Terriers seek another win. The Cats must win three of five to reach the playdowns after a 4-8 season, with Pollock possibly sidelined by ROTC physical.
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West Rutland
Rutland
Windsor
Brattleboro
Terriers
Bellows Falls
Bendi Court
Tim Ryan
Springfield
Cosmos
Cats
Donneybrook
Benhi
Hal Bushway
Bushway
Rod Stewart
Paul Sackevich
Jay Buckler
Red Raiders
Southern Vermont
MSJ
Ron Pollock
Albany
N.Y
Pollock
Skiing Excellent in New England Areas
Powder snow boosts conditions across New England hills with multiple spots in Maine New Hampshire Vermont reporting good to excellent runs. Cannon Mountain NH 8 inches on 7 38 base Gunstock NH 4 inches on 14 18 base Mad River Glen Stowe Big Bromley Okemo Pico Woodstock VT listed excellent. Berkshires MA 3 12 inches powder. cold nights and improving forecast. Dartmouth ski capt Jim Page to Bear Mountain NY. Stowe Cup Race slated for weekend with slalom and downhill events. Downtime events include Killington free fall slalom and Sugarloaf Giant Slalom time trials. Sugarloaf reschedules at 1 pm Sunday.
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New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
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Franconia
N.H
Lacon
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Stowe
Big Bromley
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Pico Peak
Woodstock
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Berkshires
Dartmouth
Jim Page
Bear Mountain
N.Y
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Lel and
Frank
Dave Beattie
Dick Isaacson
Stowe (Vt
Spruce House
Main Street
Pepi Gabl
Brian Beattie
Killington
Joe Cirillio
Moe Petre
Willie Sweet
Willow Inn
Killington Rams Head
Kingfield
Terry Rogers
Colby College
Celtics edge Hawks 111 109 in Providence crowd record
Sam Jones led Boston with 27 points to lift the Celtics over St. Louis 111 109 in Providence as the teams cut the series to 3 2. Bob Pettit scored 40 for the Hawks, and Boston sealed the win with a Heinsohn basket and Havlicek free throws.
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Sam Jones
Celtics
St. Louis
Boston Garden
Hawks
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R.I
Providence College
Lenny Wilkens
Tommy Heinsohn
John Havilicek
Los Angeles
Bill Russell
Celts
Red Auerbach
Aurbach
Bob Pettit
Boxing Card Canceled in Worcester Over Fighter Injury
A Mechanics Hall boxing event in Worcester is canceled after Johnny Collins of Jersey City sustains a cut eye during training for his middleweight bout with Mike Pusateri of Dedham promoter Sam Silverman said.
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Worcester
Mass
Mechanics Hall
Sam Silverman
Johnny Collins
Jersey City
N.J
Mike Pusateri
Dedham
Werkman Sets Scoring Pace as Moonlit Practice Habit
Seton Hall star Nick Werkman leads the nation with a 32.8 point per game average after a summer of moonlit workouts. The 20 year old guard from Trenton balances premed studies with a high scoring pace.
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Nick Werkman
Seton Hall University
South Orange
N.J
Vic Zwolak Leads Hunter Mile Field at Boston A A Meet
Vic Zwolak of Villanova has completed the field for the Hunter Mile at the Boston A A track meet. The lineup includes Olavi Salonen, Bobby Mack, Hulke Van der Wal, Jim Tucker, with Bernard withdrawing due to a muscle injury. Salonen is noted for a 3 59 clocking.
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Vic Zwolak
Villanova
Boston A. A
Boston Garden
Zwolak
Olavi Salonen
Bobby Mack
Yale
Hulke van der Wal
Canada
Jim Tucker
Georgetown
Michel Bernard
Salonen
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