Mt Anthony hosts Hartford in SWL battle for league lead
Mt Anthony enters as 7-1 in SWL play facing 3-5 Hartford in Bennington. The Patriots boast stronger defense and pace as they seek a decisive eighth win, with Rutland and Bellows Falls looming in key clashes this season's stretch. Hartford counters with Batchelder Scelza Brown Reed Foley aiming to upset in Kates Memorial Gym.
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Match of Dimes Upset Hopes Rally In Bowling Odds
Free pass note for Fran Snow vs Jimmy DeVito leads to a weekend preview as Green Mtn and Williams & Bugbee claim high scores. Green Mtn bombed 2660 in team triples with 964 best single, while Valletti’s team falters and Barber leads in standings. Multiple leagues report high triples, high singles, and tight races across women and mixed divisions.
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Carr predicts Homer Jones could edge Hayes in 100
Henry Carr, Giants free safety and 1964 Tokyo Olympic gold medalist, says Homer Jones might beat Bob Hayes in a football pads 100 yard race proposed for the Pro Bowl. Carr, who raced Hayes twice in the past, recalls Hayes as the fastest ever but notes football conditions differ from track.
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Prince's and Sal's Post Hoop Victories
Prince's defeated Union Carbide 81 to 77 while Sal's beat St Joseph's College 73 to 64 in a Bennington YMCA Industrial Basketball League twin bill. Ron Seifert scored 31 for the restaurant five and Jack Carmody added 24 as Prince's used a 28 to 10 fourth period run. Don Corey led Sal's with 21 as Town Hillers rival, Roucoulet, poured in 25 for the losers.
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Cage Scores From Various Colleges and Games
A compilation of cage scores featuring East N Esn 68 Boston U 67 and Holy Cross 98 Colgate 81 Ithaca 86 Brockport St 57 Alfred Tech 69 Erie Tech 67 Springfield 81 Dartmouth 75 E Strdsbrg 119 Trenton 74 Lafayette 105 Upsala 69 Albright 68 Delaware Vly 65 Muhlenberg 109 Lycing 93 St. Peter's 98 Siena 72 Crngie Mellon 71 Wynsbrg 65 St. Vinci 78 Ind Pa 77 Clark 71 Amherst 58 Colby 92 Bates 82 Month St 83 Aigis Nwk 71 Penn 57 LaSalle 45 Temple 75 Rider 73 Midwest Ind Tech 93 St Fres Ind 87 DePauw 110 Rose Poly 92 Swst Mo St 84 Empora St 61 Ottawa Kan 88 Strig Kan 77 DePaul 93 Ill Wesleyan 77 Cleve St 79 Wasl Coll 65 Marshall 82 Ohio U 73 Wsn Mich 91 Miami Ohio 71 Evnsvle 52 Sthn Ill 45 South Albany St 120 Ethne Cokmn 70 Berry Col 78 LaGrange 77 ot Augusta 75 Ga Swsn 60 Nrthn Tl 84 Fla Sthn 75 Sthn Miss 83 NEast La 80 E Caro 98 G Ewash 72 Lousiana St 104 Clemson 81 W Vir 77 Penn St 63 Austin Peay 80 Trasyva 74 ot Guilford 92 High Point 71.
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Palmer Caspar Lead Field At Los Angeles Open
Old pros Arnold Palmer and Billy Casper head the field at Brookside in Pasadena for the $100,000 Los Angeles Open third PGA tour event of 1968. Johnny Pott won the Crosby Pro-am, while Kermit Zarley took the Kaiser Open at Napa earning his first PGA title. First prize is $20,000, 72 holes over the weekend with 144 golfers. Nicklaus skipped this event, preferring a slow start.
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Eagles Upset Devils 78 69 Improves Arlington Upset
Arlington Eagles defeating Poultney Blue Devils 78 69 marks a potential turning point in the Marble Valley League as Arlington climbs toward second place behind Proctor Phantoms. Steve Young led with 19 points, Art Wyman added 17, Knox 16, and Dan Clayton 10, while Bob McGreevy scored 20 for Poultney before fouling out. Arlington’s balanced attack, including four players in double figures, surged after a 22 16 first period deficit and outscored Poultney 23 7 in the second quarter to take a 39 29 halftime lead and hold on through the final period. The win sets up a key Friday tilt at Woodstock against the Wasps.
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Ice Race Tightens In NHL Eastern Division Race
The Eastern Division title chase tightens as four points separate the top five teams with Detroit in contention. New York Rangers edged Boston Bruins 2-1 to tighten a gap before Boston. Chicago and Toronto lost on home ice while Philadelphia widened its lead in the West with a 9 point cushion over Los Angeles. St Louis beat Minnesota 5-2.
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