Cage Races Tighten in SVL Divisions and Patriots Hit Fifth Win
In the Southern Vermont League chase, MLJ Mounties seize Western Division lead after beating Otter Valley 85-55 while Mt Anthony Patriots beat Lee in non league play. Patriots face 1-4 Fair Haven Slaters midweek as Western standings tighten with Otter Valley trailing. Eastern Division sees Windsor Yellowjackets regain top spot after Brattleboro edges Rutland and Springfield Cosmos top Bellows Falls. Marble Valley League sees Proctor Phantoms take first after beating Woodstock Wasps. Wallingford upsets Poultney as Arlington climbs to fourth. Standings show Windsor 5-1, Rutland and Bellows Falls 4-2, Brattleboro 3-2, Springfield 3-3, Otter Valley winless. Marble Valley leaders Proctor 4-2, Wallingford 4-2, Arlington 3-2, Burr & Burton 3-2, Chester, Ludlow, Wallingford 1-4.
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Otter Valley
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Johnny Barth
Windsor Yellowjackets
Brattleboro Colonels
Rutland Raiders
Springfield Cosmos
Bellows Falls Terriers
Windsor
Rutland
Bellows Falls
Brattleboro
Springfield
Hartford
Proctor Phantoms
Wallingford
Proctor
Bob Dailey
Woodstock Wasps
Poultney Blue Devils
Blue Devils
Arlington
Burr & Burton
Eagles
Bulldogs
Chester
Ludlow
Pet
MSJ
Fair Haven
West Rutland
MVL
Woodstock
Poultney
Arlington Burr & Burton
Mt Anthony Fair Haven Game Moved to Castleton State
A Western Division SWL basketball game between Mt Anthony Patriots and Fair Haven Slaters is rescheduled to Wednesday evening at Castleton State College Castleton VI. The junior varsity starts at 6 p.m. followed by the varsity at 7 10 p.m. and a Castleton State college game versus Plattsburgh immediately after the Mt Anthony Fair Haven varsity contest.
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Mt. Anthony Patriots
Fair Haven Slaters
Castleton State College
Castleton
Castleton State
Plattsburgh
Mt. Anthony
Chamberlain scores 60 as Lakers beat Royals 126-113
Wilt Chamberlain scored 60 points and grabbed 21 rebounds to lead the Los Angeles Lakers past the Cincinnati Royals 126-113. The Lakers, rattled by coach player miscommunication, moved to a more cohesive attack as Chamberlain carried the offense with 22 of 36 floor shots and 16 of 24 free throws. Connie Dierking led Cincinnati with 32. Elsewhere Philadelpha, Boston, Atlanta, San Francisco and San Diego posted wins in NBA action.
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Chet Walker
Hal Greer
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Don Nelson
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Kevin Loughery
Bullets
United Press International
W. L. Pet
New York
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Milwaukee
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Seattle
Los Ang
Phila
Tacoma
Wash
College Hoop Scores From East to West
A wide spread set of final basketball scores lists teams from Army to Texas, and from Yale to California. Notable results include Princeton 74 Penn 62, Villanova 81 DePaul 57, Delaware 57 Dartmouth 91, St. Francis (PA) 100 E Car 70, Rutgers 98 Lafayette 56, Syracuse 80, Holy Cross 88, and many more.
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la Salle
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Pratt
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Nrthestra
Southwest
Tex Tech
Baylor
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Bishop
Crsti
Wiley
Ark Am&n
S.F. Austin
E Tex St
SMU
Okla City
H Payne
S.W. Tex
McMurry
S Houston
Sul Ross
Texas A&i
N,.mex St
Tenn Tech
E N.mex
Neb (Om
Santa Fe
Wayland
Arizona
Utah
Midwstra
E Tex Bap
LeTrneau
West Wash St
Wash
Ida St
Portind St
Adams St
Wstra
Humboldt
Sonoma
San Fran
Haywrd
Fisno
Cal St
Fulrin
Pepperdine
Scrmato
Whittier
Cal Tech
Lng Bch
Valley St
L.A. St
Tahoe
Prds
Douglass Leads Crosby Open as Weather Shapes Final Round
In Pebble Beach Dale Douglass holds a one stroke edge over Howie Johnson and two over George Archer after a two under par 70. Leaders include Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Billy Casper while rain hampers Pebble Beach Cypress Point and Spyglass Hill, and top names miss the cut ahead of the San Diego Open.
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Cypress Point
Dale Douglass
Pebble Beach
Calif
Don Massengale
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Jack Nicklaus
Bob Goalby
Lee Trevino
Douglass
Howie Johnson
George Archer
Arnie
Billy
Jack
Nicklaus
Palmer
Casper
Douglas
Spyglass Hill
John Lotz
Jerry McGee
Grier Jones
Johnson
Archer
Dan Sikes
Frank Beard
Bobby Nichols
Don January
Jerry Pittman
al Balding
Dave Ragan
Don Cherry
Ken Still
Bob Rosburg
Tommy Jacobs
Rex Baxter
Marty Fleckman
Britain
Peter Townsend
San Diego
Andy Williams
Cambridge Mat Squad Defeats Mt Anthony 30 to 14 in Dual Meet
Cambridge Central High School mat squad overwhelmed Mt Anthony Patriots 30 to 14 fueled by wins in the 145 pound and heavier divisions. Brock Lackey extended his win streak to 51 with a 127 pound decision over Ray Peters as Cambridge seized momentum in the later weights. Roy Squires and Tim Harwood also posted decisions, with Cambridge sweeping the heavier weights through pins and multiple decisions to secure the victory. Mt Anthony, now 3-4, faces Hoosac and Cambridge this week in hopes of revenge.
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Cambridge Central High School
Mt. Anthony Patriots
Mt. Anthony
Lee
Mass
Brock Lackey
Patriots
Hoosac
Cambridge
Patriot Marksmen Outshoot Barre in Shoulder-to-Shoulder Match
Mt Anthony Union High School juniors led by coach Rudolph Woodcock edged Barre 1471 to 1433 using eight shooters with Brian Coxsee scoring 379 and a perfect 100 in prone. Martin Betts added 374, Chris Gore 368, Steve Grover 350 while Anita Sartelle led Barre with 363. Spaulding fielded 11 shooters on home range.
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Mt, Anthony
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Hubbell
Kinney
Gore
Holly
Grover
Boutler
Betts
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Wn Spaulding
Aldrich
Barberi
Massaco
Anderson
Taft
Annual Grid Draft On Top Tomorrow
New York reports the 16 NFL and nine AFL teams will begin late night preparations for Tuesday's college player draft. Buffalo, owning the league's worst record, will select Heisman winner O J Simpson. other top picks include George Kunz, Leroy Keyes, and Ted Kwalick. The 17 round draft with 442 players is set by inverse combined standings, Baltimore and New York drafting last as champions.
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UPD
Buffalo
Bills
O. J. Simpson
California
Ralph Wilson
Simpson
Atlanta
Falcons
George Kunz
Purdue
Leroy Keyes
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Ted Kwalick
Penn State
New Orleans
Minnesota
San Diego
St. Louis
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Oakland
Kansas City
Dallas
Baltimore
New York Jets
Pitt Names Steeler Aide Carl DePasqua as Panthers Coach
Carl DePasqua, a veteran defensive coach with NFL and Pitt ties, was hired Sunday as the Pittsburgh Panthers head coach to repair Pitt football after a string of losses. He previously coached the Steelers defense and played at Pitt from 1946 to 1949, later serving on Michelosen’s staff.
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UPI
Carl DePasqua
University of Pittsburgh
Pitt
DePasqua
Panthers
Pittsburgh Steelers
UCLA
Penn State
John Michelsen
Michelosen
Waynesburg
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