NEHL Eagles Hunt Lead as Local Teams Hit Court
Arlington Eagles at 3-2 face 4-1 North Bennington in Molly Stark League action while Brandon Otters visit Frank Bizzarro’s Salisbury Sabers who lead the SWL. Brattleboro St Mike’s Streaks and Jay Peak deal spark, with Arlington’s Don Corey and NEHS’s Pete Stoothoof among notables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehl
Eagles Hunt
Bennington
Molly Stark
Arlington Eagles
Leland and Gray Rebels
North Bennington
Governors Band-Box Gym
Otters
Brandon
Frank Bizzarro
Sabers
Cats
Burr and Burton
St. Mike’s
Bulldogs
Governors
Bob Nolan
Arlington
Don Corey
Sparkplug
Ed Baldwin
Pete Stoothoof
NEHS
al Mears
Tom Macksey
Eagles
Mike Knox
Dave Fredrickson
Nolan
Gary Martin
Steve Fritz
Jim Prouty
Bennington Catholic
Vermont
Jim Nelson
Jim Anderson
Mike Raleigh
Rollie Devine
Terry McLaughlin
Anderson
Springfield
Rutland
Bill Minogue
Brattleboro
Minogue
Raider
Jim Leamy
Jet Offense Discussed At HFCS Coaches Clinic
More than 35 football coaches from the tri county area of New York and western Massachusetts attended a coaches clinic at Hoosick Falls Central School last night. The session, organized by Hoosick Falls, focused on teaching the Jet offense and its implementation in high school play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County
New York
Williams College
Frank Navarro
Joe Allott
Hoosick Falls Central School
Hughes
HFCS
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Rich Turi
Williams College Grid
Williams
Joe Alcott
Altott
Bohmen
Pete DeLisser
Tom Bresnahan
C's Could Slip into Second At Royals' Home Tonight
In a showdown in the Eastern Division of the NBA the Celtics visit the Royals tonight seeking to move into second place. Two strong teams square off with key players likely to decide the outcome.
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Royals
National Basketball Association
Boston Celtics
Celtics
Cincinnati
Ohio
Philadelphia 76Ers
The
San Francisco Warriors
Muncie
Ind
Oscar Robertson
Adrian Smith
Jerry Lucas
Tom Hawkins
Jim McGlocklin
Wayne Embry
Providence Ranked Third In National Basketball Poll
Loyola and Cincinnati stage a comeback to the top ranks as Providence climbs to third and Texas Western jumps to sixth in the week’s coaches ratings. Duke and Kentucky lead. UCLA, St. John’s, Kansas and others fill out the top 20 after key week games and upsets shaping the race for the NCAA tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Loyola
Cincinnati
Duke
Kentucky
Providence
Texas Western
Vanderbilt
St. Joseph’s
St. John’s
N.Y
Bradley
Kansas
Nebraska
St. Joe’s
Tulsa
Dayton
Hull 'a Cine' To Surpass NHL Record
Bobby Hull continues to score at a record pace and appears certain to break the all time NHL season mark. He has 38 goals in 36 games and shares the season high of 50 with Richard and Geoffrion, while leading with 61 points. Crozier added two shutouts, cutting Detroit’s GAA to 2.45 as top goalie work.
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Montreal
UPI
Bobby Hull
Chicago
Hull
Maurice Richard
Bernie Geoffrion
Norm Ullman
Detroit
Stan Mikita
Gordie Howe
Bobby Rousseau
Roger Crozier
Red Wings
Boston
Ted Green
Muhammed Ali
Jones
Clay
Dan
Berkshire Downs Seeks Court Injunction on 1966 Racing Dates
A Superior Court hearing was scheduled today on Berkshire Downs' suit to obtain Thoroughbred racing dates for 1966. The Hancock track seeks an injunction to prevent the use of the dates by others pending court action.
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Boston
UPI
Berkshire Downs
Hancock Track
Massachusetts Racing Commission
Suffolk Downs
Massachusetts
Edward W. Brooke
Hancock
Racing Commission
Troy Boxers Lead After Prelims in Burlington Golden Gloves
The 1966 regional Golden Gloves in Burlington advances to the semi finals with Troy New York leading after 21 bouts, Montreal second, and Plattsburgh third. Troy's James Conyers and Bot Chandler pace 118 and 135 pound classes. other Troy winners include Morine, Dodson, Rivers, Rizzo, and Louie Razzano.
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Burlington
Memorial Auditorium
Vermont
New York
Quebec
Lowell
Mass
Troy
N.Y
Mike Patore
James Conyers
Bot Chandler
Charles Morine
Marvin Dodson
Jim Rivers
Ray Rizzo
Louie Razzano
Montreal
Canada
George Graeham
St. Michael’s
Mike Armstrong
Plattsburgh
Altona
Winooski
Rutland
Barre
Springfield-Ascutney
Bob Gale
Pascual Skowron Sign 66 Contracts
The Minnesota Twins locked Camilo Pascual to a contract around 44000 dollars after a solid 1965 season. The agreement lowers him slightly from his 20 game winner peak. Also in the same note Bill Skowron and others signed terms, while Ken Boyer joined the Mets with 62000 dollars.
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Minnesota Twins
Camilo Pascual
Havana
Cuba
Pascual
Camilo
Bill Skowron
Chicago White Sox
Tony Cuccinello
Chicago Cubs
Ernie Banks
Ron Santo
Jim O’toole
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinal
Ken Boyer
New York Mets
Hoop Schedule VERMONT SCHOOLS GRID SHOWS MATCHES
Southern Vermont OV faces BCHS Bend i at Rutland MSJ clusters with West Rutland Windsor Springfield at Hartford Marble Valley St. Michaels at BBS Ludlow at Wallingford Chester at Poultney Proctor at Fair Haven Molly Stark Arlington at NBHS Whitingham at L G Wilmington at Austine and other alignments.
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BCHS
Bendi
Rutland
MSJ
West Rutland
Bratt
Windsor
Springfield
Hartford
St. Mike’s
BBS
Ludlow
Wallingford
Chester
Poultney
Proctor
Fair Haven
Arlington
NBHS
Whitingham
L&g
Wilmington
Austine
Jones Seeks Clash With Cassius Clay in Rematch
New York boxer Doug Jones expresses frustration with Cassius Clay delaying a second bout, arguing a rematch is fair after their controversial 1963 decision. Jones notes his own steady comeback, four knockout wins, and desire for a title shot against Clay or Muhammad Ali.
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New York
UPI
Doug Jones
Cassius Clay
Jones
Clay
Madison Square Garden
Terrell
Bowling High Single and Triple Scores
Bowling high single figures include M Hattat 204 C Gates 203 B Peacock L Dennis 202. High triple achieved by H Baker 561 D Burke 552 B Peacock 551 D Shea G Syverstad 191 E Brown 190 S Mattison 190 D Shea 519 C Short 504 N Seale 499.
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M. Hattat
C. Gates
Peacock
L. Dennis
H. Baker
Burke
Shea
G. Syverstad
E. Brown
S. Mattison
C. Short
N. Seale
J. Vince
K. Cone
E. Gratz
C. Holden
C Fabiano
J. Bow
Guys & Dolls
Four Five
Lamplighters
Unpredictables
Afterthoughts
Cellar Dwellers
Para Mutuals
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Bennington High
Bizzarro Boys
Rutlanders
Weyerhaeuser
Jay Peak
JAY
Weyerhaeuser Co
Tacoma
Wash
Jay Peak Inc
Lumber and Allied Products
Big Bob Pratt
Clark Eaton
Tom Neary
Ed Robinson
Burr
Burton
Wallingford Press
Saints
Hoos
United Press International Board of Coaches
Ramblers
Bearcats
Tay Baker
Michigan
Utah
UCLA
Chicago Stadium
San Francisco
Brigham Young
Syracuse
Iowa
North Carolina State
Auburn
Louisiana State
Niagara
LSU
Cincinnati Royals
76Ers
St. Louis Hawks
Memphis
Tenn
Earl Strom
Strom
Richie Guerin
Bill Cunningham
NHL
Skowron
Club
Calvin Griffith
Killy
Bad Wiesee
Germany
Jean Claude Killy
Kitzbuehl
Austria
Finland
Raino Manninen
Edith Hildbrand
Switzerland
London
Chic Calderwood
Scotland
Derek Richards
Wales
Industrial League
Prince’s American Finance Globe Union
Nadeau St. Joe’s
Vt. Bank & Trust
Eagle Square
Nat. Guard
Tansitor
G P Ave
Wilkinson
Hurley
Coyne
Bleau
Burnt Daley
Stuart
Millis
Hess
Nadeau
Marble Valley
CH. Greenberg & Son
Main ST
Dial
Durtawmed. Furniture Incorporated
Bennington, Vermont
Milton Richman
Ernie Terrell
Ihot
Pete Rademacher
Bobo Oson
Zora Folley
Shirley
Theresa
Diane
Bennington, VT
Union Carbide League
Girls’ City League
7 & Gladstone’s
Pownal Valley
Dodge Fibers
the Villager
Bellemare’s
Pownal Volunteers
Tri Mont Texaco Paulin’s Garage
Wwil
Hawks Realtors
Marty Moore
Sleepers
Knotty Pine
Greene’s Mobilettes
Winslows Whirlers
Lonergan & Thomas
Polygraphic
C.L. White
Tally Ho
Adams Clothes Shop
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