Stratton Pros Cup Giant Slalom Opens Ski Season
Hans Leitner of Stratton Mountain won the Giant Slalom in the opening pro skiing meet, taking $1,000 with a total of 1 34.36 on two 3,000-foot, 32-gate courses. Ernst Hinterseer finished second for $500 as Molterer crashed midrace. Pepi Gramshammer earned $400 for third, with Zimmermann and Francois Bouleau in fourth and fifth.
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Francois Boulieu
Windham
Arnie's Renaissance Continues in L A
Arnold Palmer leads a 144-player field at Harding Park in the Lucky International golf event aiming for the 7500 prize. He shot a 65 in the pro-am tuneup as the 72-hole medal test begins on the par 71, 6692-yard layout.
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Norwich Rifle Team Faces Stiff Tests Across New England
Norwich Universitys rifle team begins a demanding stretch with matches against St. Peters College MIT Coast Guard Academy The Citadel West Virginia Army Johns Hopkins and Dartmouth Bowdoin as part of a busy February schedule Captain Wally Lyman leads an 4 1 record and top shooters include Mike Gregory Buzz Huber Tony Zimon George Nelson Palmer wins big at the Los Angeles Open and is a favorite at the 50 000 event with Massengale Casper Lema Sanders Marr Archer Massengale and Archer among entrants, Nicklaus and Player absent.
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New Jersey
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Buzz Huber
Tony Zimon
George Nelson
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Jacksboro
Tex
Massengale
Billy Casper Jr
Tony Lema
Doug Sanders
Dave Marr
Long George Archer
Gilroy
Calif
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Fleming Seeks Third Straight Title At Berkeley Skating
Peggy Fleming, 17, from Colorado Springs, opens the national senior figure skating championships at Berkeley Iceland. Albertina Noyes of Arlington, Mass., is her main rival after placing third last year. Atoy Wilson of Los Angeles and Carol Newberry of Colorado Springs led novice divisions, with competition split 60 percent compulsory figures and 40 percent free skating.
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Calif
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Colorado Springs
Colo
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Arlington
Mass
Atoy Wilson
Los Angeles
Carol Newberry
Wilson
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Dawn Glab
Sharon Davisson
Paramount
Optimism for 1966 Yankee Caravan in Albany
In Albany the New York Yankees promoted the 1966 season with Manager Johnny Keane and pitchers Mel Stottlemyre Hal Reniff Al Downing and Jack Cullen visiting media. Keane spoke of last year’s injuries to Elston Howard and Mantle while Garagiola teased Pepitone. discussions centered on Kubek’s retirement and potential replacements Amaro and Murcer.
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N.Y
New York Yankee
Johnny Keane
Bronx Bombers
Shine Ten Eyck
Vermont
Massachusetts
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Mel Stottlemyre
Hal Reniff
al Downing
Jack Cullen
Joe Garncgiola
Bob Fischer
Jackie Farewell
Stottlemyre
Reniff
Bennington
WBTN
Elston Howard
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Tony Kubek
Mantle Keane
Mantle
Giants Star At Arsenal Dinner Meeting
Giants star Joe Morrison will speak at the Capital Cities Post American Ordinance Association dinner on February 9 at the Arsenal restaurant in Watervliet. Morrison, an Ohio Steel Foundry PR man in the off season, will discuss PR duties and NFL activities. Invitees may bring guests. contact Ed Greeson or Fred Kirwin at Watervliet Arsenal for details.
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Ed Greeson
Fred Kirwin
Watervliet Arsenal
Ice-Fishing Project Continuing in State
Burlington Vermont Fish and Game Department launches a six week ice fishing experiment from January 15 to February 27. Fishermen will be interviewed. regulations remain as in the syllabus, with no length limits for trout and bass but a three fish total from these species. Special hours apply on select lakes, other waters open without hours. Litter cleanup is urged. illegal methods and trick devices are prohibited.
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Fish and Game Department
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Willoughby Lake
Westmore
Caspian Lake
Greensboro
Harvey Lake
Barnet
Lake Rescue
Ludlow
Lake Dunmore
Salisbury
Leicester
Golden Gloves Semi Finals Hit Burlington Tonight
The largest amateur boxing tournament in years continues at the Burlington Auditorium with time moved to 8 p.m. A 16 to 20 bout card tops the program. Local fighters Perry Paquette Mike Fuller Lavery Bradford Gary Muir Al Schultz Robert Murray John Carcich and Dave McNeil battle in novice and open classes alongside entrants from Rutland Springfield Barre and New York. The event marks a split into novice and open divisions after a strong turnout in the preliminaries.
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Burlington Auditorium
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Springfield
Perry Paquette
VFW
Mike Fuller
Lavery Bradford
Gary Muir
Ernie Colby
Barre
al Schultz
Robert Murray
John Carcich
St. Michael’s College
Dave McNeil
Altona
N.Y
Fred Paquette
Perry Leno
Golden Gloves
Bob Gale
Bob Curtiss
Marcel Grimard
Archer’s Ad for Title Shot Costs $87.50 in NYT
New York middleweight Joey Archer, ranked second, placed a bold full-page ad in the New York Times seeking a rematch with champion Dick Tiger. The costly 87.50 placement on page two failed to reach Tiger, who remains focused on top contenders and a potential bout with Emile Griffith as Archer presses his challenge.
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UPI
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Archer
Dick Tiger
New York Times
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Tiger
New Garden Gym
Tiger of Archer
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Ring Magazine
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Italy
Peter Muller
Cermany
Muller
Tieger
Abigail
Nigeria
Jimmy
Joey
Emile Griffith
Ruben Carter
Griffith
Carter
St Michael's Faces Hartwick in Defense Focused Clash
St Michael's College, coming off an 88 81 loss to Central Connecticut, meets Hartwick in Oneonta N Y seeking to slow the league leading defense while Hartwick eyes revenge. The Purple Knights, 5 1, seek to extend a run that includes an upset of St Anselm's as Hartwick aims to slow Dan Parham Dave Harper and Pete Arnold. St Michael's then hosts Assumption College Sunday in Burlington.
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Central Connecticut
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LeMoyne
Parham
Dave Harper
Pete Arnold
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Saints
Assumption
Knights
Markey
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Mass
Burlington’s Memorial Auditorium
Green Bay Assistant Named New Falcon Coach
ATLANTA UPI Norb Hecker a most impressive coach has been named the first head coach of the new Atlanta Falcons of the National Football League Hecker signed a four year contract Wednesday He had been defensive backfield coach for the Green Bay Packers Rankin Smith owner of the NFL Falcons said Hecker was a most impressive coach and he was happy to get him The naming ended a several month search among top name professionals and college coaches The Falcons were set up as the 15th member of the NFL this past year but will not play until this coming season
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Green Bay Packer
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Falcons
NFL
Rangers Snap skid with 3-Game Win Streak Boost
The New York Rangers beat the Detroit Red Wings 4-3 in Detroit to halt a three game losing run. Donnie Marshall, Jean Ratelle and Ed Giacomin starred as the Rangers rallied from 2-0 down with a late tying goal and Ratelle’s 14th of the season the winner at 18:02. Gadsby’s high stick drew penalties and ricocheted into the Rangers’ favor. In Chicago, Phil Esposito netted twice as the Black Hawks defeated the Canadiens 4-2.
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Detroit Red Wings
Donnie Marshall
Jean Ratelle
Ed Giacomin
Marshall
Ratelle
New York
Giacomin
Detroit
Alex Delvecchio
Hadfield
Roger Crozier
Bill Gadsby
Ranger
Gadsby
Phil Esposito
Chicago Black Hawks
Montreal Canadiens
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